B2 - Wednesday, November 17, 1982 - North Shore News

VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP

Sabres in B.C. finals

WEEKEND WINS by the
senior girls volleyball team
eared Sutherland the right

to proceed to the B.C. “A”
championships.
Sutherland defeated

favourite Elphinstone 2-1 in
the North Shore - Howe
Sound zone final (13-15, 15-
5, 15-1) to earn the berth.
However, Elphinstone will
still have a chance at ‘the
provincial title as the school
is hosting the championships
in Gibson Nov. 25 to 27.

The Sabres finished the
ZONE» “playoffs with a perfect
5-0 Srecord, followed by
Elpltinstone (4-1), West
Vancouver (3-2), Sentinel (2-

3), St. Thomas Aquinas (1-4) .

and Seycove (0-5).

The B.C. berth was a well-
deserved triumph for the
_Sutherland girls, _
‘finished the regular North
Shore season as the top “A”
school and third overall.
They still have a chance at
the North Shore title, with
semi-finals held Monday and
the final slated for Thursday
night at 7 p.m.

Location of the final
depends on the outcome of
the semi between number
one Handsworth (9-0) and
fourth place Argyle (6-3),
with the final scheduled at
the winning school.

Sutherland faced second
place Hillside (8-1) in its
semi fina! (game results not

who,

available at
time).

The senior girls completed
regular season play last
week. Monday, Nov. 8
scores were: Argyle 3, St.
Thomas Aquinas 1; Sentinel
3, Howe Sound 0; Hillside 3,
Sutherland 2; Carson
Graham 3, West Vancouver
2. Tuesday, Nov. 9 scores
were: Handsworth 3, West
Vancouver 1; Sutherland 3,
Howe Sound 0.

Final standings in the
league were: 1. Handsworth;
2. Hillside; 3. Sutherland; 4.
Argyle; 5. Carson Graham
(5-4), 6. Sentinel (4-5); 7. St.
Thomas Aquinas (3-6); 8.
West Vancouver (2-7); 9.
Windsor (1-9); 10. Howe
Sound (0-9).

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.....sutherland girls. also did.

well at the intermediate level
last week, winning the North
Shore finals 3-1 over the
Carson Graham Red squad.

Losing their opener 7-15 in
the Wednesday best-of-five,
the Sabres came back 15-10,
15-10, 15-8 to eam the
league crown.

In semi-final play Mon-
day, Nov. 8, Sutherland
downed Seycove 3-1 (15-13,
4-15, 15-13, 15-8) and the
Red Eagles blitzed West
Vancouver 3-0 (15-7, 15-12,
15-5).

Finals were also held at
the junior, juvenile and

bantam levels in volleyball
last week, with Sentinel
capturing two of the younger
titles.

The Spartans eaned both
the juvenile and bantam
titles Tuesday, Nov. 9,
overpowering Argyle 3-1 for
the juvenile crown (15-9, 12-
15, 15-9, 15-12) and West
Vancouver 3-0 for the
bantam championship (15-8,
15-13, 15-8).

The junior final went to
West Vancouver. The
Highlanders downed
Seycoye 3-1 Wednesday,
taking the championship 15-
12, 15-17, 15-11 and 15-9.

In the junior semi-finals
held Monday, Nov. 8, West
Vancouver defeated
Baimoral 3-0 (15-7, 15-0, 15-
9) and Seycove squeaked
past Sentinel for
(14-16, 15-5, 5-15, 15-9, 15-
9).

While the season is over
now for the intermediate
teams (the North Shore team
has the only league in the
age group), the juvenile and

junior champions have the

Vancouver ° District
championships to look
forward to.

Today (Wednesday), the
Sentinel juvenile squad takes
part in the V&D playoffs in
New Westminster, while the
junior champs, West Van,
take the big trip east to New
West tomorrow.

Pipers a soggy success

THEY may be a bit wet
behind the ears, but there's
no stopping the Argyle swim
team.

The Pipers proved their

pool supremacy on the
weekend, defending their
North Shore title suc-

cessfully and easily.

The senior high school
event, held Sunday at Ron
Andrews pool, saw Argyle
finish will out in front with a
grand aggregate total of 168
points.

Windsor placed second
with 146, followed by
Hansworth (127), Sentinel
and St. Thomas More (114
each), Seycove (106), Carson
Graham (80), Burnaby North
(49), Burnaby South (23),
Edmonds (13) and Alpha
(12).

Three records
broken at the meet --
the same team.

Dianne Ford,

were
two by

Michelle

Green, Ellen D’Auria and
Elaine Prescott broke the
records in the 400 metre
freestyle relay (4:51.3 vs
4:53.7 set in 1978) and 200 m
IM relay (2:22.4 vs 2:25.4 set
in 1977). The Handsworth
girls made up the “B” team,
and do not swim year-round
for a club.

Rod Archibald trimmed
nearly two seconds off the
200 m IM “A”, finishing in
2:12.7, well under the 1980
mark of 2:14.4. He missed
breaking a second record in
the 100m Breast by only one

NS football

IN a B.C. preliminary held
last Monday, South Delta
overpowered Carson
Graham 16-6 to take the
Provincial championship
berth.

tenth of a second, finishing
at 1:09.2.

More that 200 swimmers
participated in the 37-event
meet.

Top school in the girls
aggregate total race was
Handsworth with 117 points,
well out in front of Windsor
(85) and Sentinel (80).

St. Thomas More Boys
earned the most points in
their aggregate division, 114,

with Argyle (91) and
Windsor (61) finishing
second and third respec-
lively.

over

And in quarter-final play
Thursday, Handsworth
succumbed to a numbing 41-
O result courtesy of football
powerhouse Notre Dame.

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in the team's 5-1 win in the
senior boys
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Lyle Guerroro and
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another goal each in the
match against Windsor. |
But the win was only step
one in earning a berth to the
B.C. championships — the
Eagle squad still had to meet
a Vancouver team, and win,
to nail down the berth.
. And when the team met
Kitsilano on Wednesday, a
3-1 loss put the berth out of
reach for this season. Eric
Dehaan of the? North Shore
opened the scoring, but
Kitsilano was quick to

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The season ends now for
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