14 - Sunday, February

25, 1990 - North Shore News

SPORTS

Basketball all-stars named

THE NORTH Shore high school
girls’ and boys’ basketball all-star
selections have been made by the
coaches of the senior league's eight
girls’ and cight boys" teams.

High school

HIGH SCHOOL scoreboard
results for the week ending Feb.
21:

ABBREVIATIONS: Arg = Argyle, Bal =
Balmoral, Brac Brackendale, CG =
Carson Graham, Coll = Collingwood,
Hand = Haodsworth, Hill = Hillside, HS

= Howe Sound, STA = St. Thomas
Aquinas, Sent = Sentinel, Sey = Seycove,
Suth = Sutherland, WV = West Van-
couver, Wsr = Windsor,

BASKETBALL
Senior Girls

Arg 62, Hand 61,

B.C. ‘“*AAA” zone playoffs:

First round: Wsr 86, Burnaby Central 24;
Killarney 77, WV 47.

Second round: Wsr 80, New Westminster
53; WY 61, Charles Tupper 39.

B.C. **A” zone playotfs:

First round: STA 44, Chatelech 28.
Junior Girts

CG 40, Suth 35,

North Shore playoffs: Semi-finals: Hand
40, Bal 29; Wsr 57, WV 41.

Final: Wsr 48, Hand 24.
Juvenile Girls

Arg 45, Coll 32; Sey 47, Coll 11.

North Shore playoffs: Semi-finals: Hill 45,
Wsr 27; Hand 46, Sent 35.

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First AN-Stars: Megan Magee
(Wsr), centre; Susie Jarosch (Wsr),
guard; Tiffany Chester (Wsr),
guard; Brandy Howard (CG),

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Bantam Girls

North Shore playoffs: Quarter-finals: Wsr
41, Hand 40 (overtime); Sent 39, Suth 10.
20 Finals: STA 49, Wsr 37; Sent 40, CG

Senior Boys

CG 84, Arg 55; WV 93, Suth 51; CG 57,
Hand 56; Arg 78, Sent 71; STA 70, Suth $9;
Wsr 67, WY 66: Sent 83, Hand 55.

B.C. “AAA” zone playoffs: Preliminary
round: Hand 93, Arg 73.

Intermediate Boys

Coll 64, Burnaby North 54: WV “‘Black""
52, Sey 50; Arg 60, Coll 45: WV **Black’* 86,
WV “Red”’ 50.

North Shore playoffs: Semi-final: Arg 60.
Burnaby North 53.

Junior Boys

North Shore playoffs: Consolation: Hand
49, Arg 47; Hand 42, CG 28.

Final: WV $4, CG 37.

Juvenile Boys

Arg $2, Wsr 35; STA 60, Coll 27; Brac 48,
Hand 41; CG $0, Wsr 30; STA 50, Sey 27.

North Shore playoffs: Quarter-finals: Brac
54, Arg 44; STA 51, Sent 47.

Semi-finals: Brac 51, Suth 47; Hill “‘Red"*
59, STA 29.

Bantam Boys

Wsr 43, Arg 42; Hill 34, STA 32.

North Shore playoffs: Tiebreakers for
fifth and sixth places: Hill 48, Arg 38; Arg
49, STA 47,

Quarter-finals: Hand 41, Arg 33; Hill 44,
CG 31.

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forward.

Second All-Stars: Lindsay
Maitland (WV), forward; Christine
Corben (CG), forward; Lindsay
Weeks (HS), guard; Chris
Cameron (WV), guard: and
Maryam Moayeri (Sent), forward.

Honorable Mention: Jennifer
L’Hirondelle (HS), centre.

North Shore Boys’ Basketball

First All-Stars: Todd Langley
(Wsr), guard; Todd Rattee (Hand),
guard; Blair Hokanson (Wsr),
forward; Greg Meldrum (WV),
forward; and Steve Siebold (CG),
centre.

Second All-Stars: Ryan Charles
(Sent), forward; Brent Crowther
(Wsr), forward; Reg Macdonald
(Arg), guard; Robin Mahood
(WV), forward; and Patrick
McLewin (STA), forward.

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