44 — Wednesday, April 1, 1998 — North Shore News

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NAME: Brett Rickert
SCHOOL: Sevcove
12

: Sr. golf
COACHES: Bob Walter
and Larry Brown

Brett carded a 79 ar
Northlands to lead the
Sevhawks to a decisive 6.5
to. 5 victory over
Sutherland in the season
opener andthe first
school league match ever
played at the North
Shore's newest course.
After a slow start that
included a double bogey
on the second hole and 42
for the front nine, he
came home in 37 with a
nice birdic on the 17th.

NAME: Pam Lewis
SCHOOL: West
Vancouver
GRA 1
Rugby
: Standatr

COACHES: Mike
Smith, Rebecca Rowley,
Marlie Harris, Denny
Boulton and Sam
Audley

Pam, a fast and hard
runner who has scored
five tries in the
Highlanders’ first three
league games (wins over
New Westminster 17-0,
Lord Byng 31-0 and
Burnaby North 17-5),
scored one against Byng
on a 60-yard ramble
through or around half-a-
dozen would-be tacklers.

Selections are made by the
North Shore Secondary
Schools’ Athletic Association
based on outstanding perfor-

mances in school competition.

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