Andrea Thomas of On-
tario won both the com-
pulsory and optional com-
petition.to win the, overall ti-
tle. Her total score was 74.15,
and she also won the balance
beam event.

Flicka gymnasts Bonnie
Wittmeier, 17 and Anita
Botnen, 18, members of the
83 World Championship
team along with Thomas,
came second and sixth overall
with scores of 74.00 and
72.35, respectively. Witt-
meier who was second in
both compulsories and op-
tionals won the vault event
with 18.90 and the floor exer-

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Following is the registra-
tion time for the various
leagues around the North
Shore in District 5 for Little
League Baseball.

Mt. Seymour Ages 5-12,
February 21, 22, 28,
6:30-8:30, Plymouth School.
Contact Marlene Anderson,
929-2050.

NEWS photo lan Smith
WINDSOR DUKES continued to show their dominance over the opposition in senior boys
basketball. Wednesday night when they ran up an 89-62 win over a game, but outgunned,

Seycove entry. Above, Jason Brisham, 9, and Colin Bennett, 12, of Windsor go up against
the determined Scycove pair of Mike Matkin, with the ball, and Mike Norris. For more
high school sport news, see B2.

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FIVE GYMNASTS from British Columbia finish-
ed in the top twelve at Elite Canada in Regina on
the weekend. Elite Canada is the first in the selec-

tion process for senior gymnasts who will be chosen
to Canada’s Olympic team. Four of the senior girls
_ were from the Flicka Club in North Vancouver.

cise event with 19.05.

Botnen who tied with Witt-
meier at second place after
compulsories had unfor-
tunate falls on the balance
beam event during her op-
tional exercises which
brought her to a 12th place
finish in the optional com-
petition. Botnen was second
in the uneven bar event with
18.55.

Tracy Wilson, 15 and San-

dra Botnen, 13 who were top
juniors last year finished in
tenth and 12th positions with
scores. of 71.35 and 70.85.
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18.20. In between the two
Flicka girls standing in 11th
position, was. Gigi. Zosa who
trains in California. Her
overall score was 71.15.

The top six positions in the
Senior men’s competition
was kept by the 83 World
Championship team. Led by
veteran: Warren. Long of
Saskatchewan who finished
with a total of 56.10. In the
Junior men’s:competition the
winner was Mike Inglis: with
103.50, with Jim. Govett of
Victoria in third place at
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The final seleiction for the
women’s Olympic team will
be made at another competi-
tion in July. Six women will
go to Los Angeles in August
representing Canada. Local
hopes from the Flicka Club
are Bonnie Wittmeier, Anita
Botnen and Tracey Wilson
who are all of age to qualify.

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