School athletes on track

Sentinel top North Shore school at B.C.’s

TRACK and field is experienc-
ing a resurgence in North Shore
high schools and the results
from the B.C. Championships
last weekend prove it.
North Shore athletes fin-
. ished in the top eight in 23 of
-. ‘the 37 events, not including the
fine showing by entrants in the
multi events held previously
and already reported.
_. Sentinel’s Margaret
Butler won the 3.000m
(10:00.46) and placed second
in the 1.500m (4:34.49) to lead
. the Spartans io eighth in the
girls’ team standings,
_-. Sentinel’s Tod Pelly helped
the Spartans to a ninth place
finish in the boys’ team stand-
* ings with a second in the 400m
*. (48.61), as both he and the win-
ner beat the former electronic-
timed record. Pelly was also
‘fifth in. the javelin with a
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Sentinel placed seventh and
West Vancouver 10th.

Molly Rae of Seycove won
the long jump with a personal
best of 5.40m on the third of six
attempts. West Van's Jody
Weightman was fourth at
5.07m and Argyle’s ‘famsin
Anstey sixth with 5.02m. Its
the first time three North Shore
competitors have finished in
the top six in one event since
1993.

Weightman also took third
in the triple jump at 10.60m
and Anstey sixth in the 100m
hurdles in 15.76.

Dave Milne of West Van
ran a great 5,000m for second
place in 15:36.96, then came
back the next day to get fourth
in the 2,000m steeplechase in
6:22.62.

Adam Perrins of
Handsworth copped second in
the 400m hurdles (57.13) and
fifth in the 110m _ hurdles
(16.53), just behind third place
Howe Sound's Aaron Zimmer
(16.30).

Collingwoed’s 4X400m
relay of Stephanie Hume,
Rassi Thomas, . Marie
O’Connor and Michelle
Yeates (fourth in the individual
400m in 59.57) finished second
in 4:04.20.

Others in the top eight: Jon
Vanzella (HS), fourth in the
discus (37.06m); Paul
Voorhoeve (Coll.), fifth in the
200m) = (22.84); = Kutniko
Yajima (WV), sixth in the
(500m (4:52.86) and seventh
in the 3,000m (10:35.91); Jon
Vandargon (STA), sixth in the

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triple jump (12.82m) and
eighth in the lung jump
(6.13m); Amanda Johnsen
(Sent.) and Deb Cehak (WV),
tied for sixth in the high jump
(1.50m); Leon Wood (WV),
sixth in the 1,500m racewalk
(7:50.65); Collingwood’s
4X100m boys’ relay in sixth
(45.15) and girls’ seventh
(51.29); Ben Daniell (Wsr.)
seventh in the pole vault
(3.20m); and Anna-Marie
Allander (Hillside) eighth in
the 800m (2:30.5).

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