Sports
RINGETTE

Eagles soar to gold

NORTH West Vancouver Tween B
Eagles took first place in the
Princeton Friendship Tournament
in ringette action last weekend.

Belle B ‘*Blades** took secord
place.

Jr. Belle B Jets also had a
cessful weekend as they whij

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: Seat 61, WY.

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, HAL $2; Wer 80,
7 59,CG 71; CG 53; Bi

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ancouver & District Championships
naby Central 66,: Sey 43 48; Alpha 76

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B Vancouver & Distsict ‘Chaiaptonships:

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W Tiebresker for 4th: Head 37, Bal 29. Seals:
‘Wer 28; CG 10; Hand $0, Hil! 46. Final: jf

ip Hand 41, War 37.

Vancouver & Disiict Widcard Tournament: fl
‘4 ‘London 48, Edmonds 27; Wsr 58, ‘Edmonds .

B Van Championships: °

B Wee 3rd, Hand at: Palmer 36, War32: NW B
: Hand 26; Pater 40, 8

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Are 59; Hil 61.

iprovincial finals

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Langley 5-1, Richmond 6-10 and
tied PaCo 7-7.

Petite C Cougars’, meanwhile,
clipped PoCo 8-4 an Saturday at
the Karen Magnussen Arena.

Carrie Mekellar scored a hat
trick for the Cougars, while An-
dr} ddersen, Kristen Dowling,
‘auai Kojima, Karen Stark,

BASKETBALL

Elise Tyler each scored once.

In West) Van. the Petite
Tigers mauled PoCo 7-2.

Erin Dowling slammed home a
hat trick.

Kim MeNeill and Debbie Cook
each scored twice, while Sara Jane
Scott got 2 assists.

Highwaymen
lambush Dukes

WEST VANCOUVER | Hillside
Highwaymen battled back from an
opening night loss to win the re-
cent Howe Sound AA Basketball
Tournament.

The Highwaymen thumped
defending champion Windsor
Dukes 61-53 in the tournament's
Feb. 28 finai inatch to end the
Dukes’ two-year reign as North
Shore Champions.

The championship win for the
Highwaymen followed the team’s
68-65 victory aver Windsor Thurs-

day night.

With a 14 win, one loss regular
season record, Windsor was
favored to successfully defend its
title.

Hillside stumbled into the tour-
nament on Feb. 24 dropping a
58-52 decision to the Carson
Graham fagles, but came storming
back.

Hosted by Windsor, the AA
tournament attracted top basket-
ball teams from the North Shore
and Howe Sound areas,

Eagles dribbie to

CARSON Graham Eagles
women’s basketball team advanced
to the 1986 B.C. Championships
with a 66-65 victory over Burnaby
Central Wildwomen Feb, 2! to
clinch third place in the Crehan
Cup - Lower Mainland finals.

Carson Graham won their open-

ing round match against Richmond
Colts, but were beaten by New

SWIMMING

Westminster in the semi-finals.

But the Carson team bounced
back with a victory over Prince of
Wales to place in the consulation
final.

The Eagles travelied to the
Mennonite Education Institute this
week {0 compete in the ‘AA’
B.C. championships, which began
Wednesday and wrapped up
Saturday.

Frisby qualifies for the
commonwealth games

WEST VANCOUVER'S Sarah
Frisby qualified for Canada’s
Commonwealth Games on Feb. 28
with second place finishes in two
events at swimming trials held in
Montreal.

Frisby, who swims with Van-
couver’s Canadian Dolphins Swim
Club, finished second in the 400-
metre individual medley and
400-metre freestyle events with
times of 4:56:31 and 4:19:28
respectively. The 16-year-old’s
400-freestyle time was a personal
best.

Other North Shore swimmers

have also had good placings at the
Montreal trials, with 20-year-old
Rod Archibald, who also swims
with the Dolphins, finishing 13th
in the 400-metre individual medley
and Steve Ingo, 19, a member of
North Vancouver’s Chena Swim
Club, finishing 16th in the 200-
metre backstroke.

Archibald and
times of 4:39:01
their events,

Nine North Shore swimmers
competed in Montreal.

The Montreal trials ended on
March 4.

Ingo recorded
and 2:14:16 in

Otters splash to success

THE West Van Otters had a suc-
cessful two-day meet at the B.C.
Jr. Provincials in Penticton March
1 and 2.

The following swimmers placed
in the finals:

10 & Under Girls:
Sara Stephenson Ist 50 Fr, Ist 200 Fr, 2nd
200 IM, 3rd 100 Fr, & Sth 100 Bk.
Andrea Bell Ist $0 Bk, & Ist 100 Bk.
Gina Elliott ist 100 Fly, & 4th 100 Fr.

10 & Under Boys:
Stephen Marshall 2nd 50 Br, & 4th 100 Br.
Jake Russell Sth 50 Bk.

41 & 82 Girls:
Maria Hubinette Sth 200 Br, & 6th 200 Fr.

(1 & £2 Boys:
Noah Russell ist 200 Bk. & 2nd 200 Fs.

13 & 14 Girls:
Claire Matthews Ist 100 Fr, Ist 200 Br, 2nd
200 Fr, 3rd 200 Fly & 4th 100 Fly Kathryn
Peltatt 2nd 100 Br, 4th 200 Br, Ist 400 1M.
Danielle Russell 3rd 100 Bk.

13 & 14 Boys:
Scour Elliott Ist 200 IM, 2nd 200 Fly, 2nd
200 Br, 5th in 400 IM, & 6th 200 Fr.

15 & 17 Hoys:
Michael Hylands 6th 200 Br.

RELAYS:

10 & Under Girls tst 4x50 Fr, & 2nd 4x50

Medley
11 & 12 Girls 2nd 4250 Fre, & 6th 4x50

Medley
13 & 14 Girls tst 4x50 Medley

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