the list of successful North

Van. Cruisers swimmers last °
weekend in the Vancouver .

and District Regional ‘B’

Championships held at the’

North Van Rec Centre.

And for the North Shore {

Winter Club Marlins it was

Jeff Hancock and - Jason -*

Calla who topped the list of
medal‘winners at the meet.

a

Robinson took the

“x aggregate trophy in the girls

11 and 12 group with first

place finishes in the 50m.

backstroke, 100m freestyle,
and 200m freestyle and a
silver in the 50m_breast-
stroke.

Teammate Maryann
McKilligan took the bronze
in the 50m backstroke.

Hancock placed first in
the freestyle and backstroke,
second:in the butterfly, and
third in the breaststroke to
win the boys eight and under
aggregate award for the

* Marlins.

Calla won the boys 9 and
10 aggregate award with a
first in the backstroke, and
second place finishes in the
freestyle and butterfly.

Cruisers Yvonne Hoeller,
Bobby Flather, and Steve
Kitt won medals as runners-
up for the aggregate awards
in their divisions.

’ Hoeller took the gold in
the 100m backstroke and
100m freestyle and a bronze
in the 50m butterfly in the 15
and over girls group, while
Flather had two silvers and a
bronze
under boys division, and Kitt
had a bronze and a silver in
the 13 and 14 boys.

Runners-up for the
Marlins were John Deluca,
Naomi Lundholm and Mark
Harris. .

Deluca was first in the
butterfly and third in the
backstroke in the boys 9 and
10 division. Lundolm was
runner-up in the girls 9 and
10 group, and Harris was
second in the butterfly,
backstroke, and freestyle in
the boys 1! and 12 division.

Other Marlins who
fir shed in the medals were:

B2 - Wednesday, August 19, 1981 - North Shore News —

Tanya Robinson topped |

in the eight and’

ON THEIR MARKS and’: go
swimmers, shown at the

Regional “B” swimming championships held Saturdgy

‘Vancoaver and” District

at the North Vancouver Recreation Centre. (Eric

Eggerston photo)

Girls eight and under
Nicole Gruzling, second in
breaststroke and butterfly.
Boys eight and under Ryan.
Blaney, first in butterfly,

third in freestyle; Chris
Legault second in
backstroke.

Girls 9 and 10 Serena
Lusk, second in freestyle and
butterfly; Jenny Prescott
third in freestyle; Jennifer
Gardiner, third in
backstroke; Tricia Sadre,
first in butterfly; Julie
Goodbrand, first: in
breaststroke, Lara Mc-
Candlish third in breast-
stroke. Boys 9 and 10 Colin
Page, first in breaststroke;
Charlie Matkin, second in
breaststroke; Kevin Hall,
third in freestyle.

Girls 11 and 12 Dana
Watts, second in butterfly,
third in breaststroke; Cindy
Hall, third in but-
terfly. Girls 13 and 14 Lisa
Watts, second in breast-
stroke; Sandra Henderson,
first in freestyle, third in
backstroke. Boys 13 and 14

Doug Nevin, first in
breaststroke, second in
freestyle.

Terry Fox runs planned

One of a number of runs
being held throughout the
province next) month to
commemorate Terry Fox,
will be held in West Van.
couver on Sunday. Secp-
tember J 3.

The run will start at Park
Royal South at 9 a.m. and

will be about 10 kilometres
long. with loops for those
who want to walk or run a
shorter distance.

Pledges will be collected
by those involved, and all
proceeds will go to Cancer
Society

Other Cruisers who won
medals at the meet were:

Girls eight and under
Nicole Krause, silver in 50m
freestyle, bronze in 50m
butterfly. Boys eight and
ander Jason Thompson first
in 50m breaststroke; Walter
Orb third in 50m backstroke.

Girls nine and 10 Cydane
Morgan first in 50m
backstroke.

Boys 11 and 12 Alberto
Sovernigo, first im 50m
butterfly, third in 50m
breaststoke; Steve Bolt, gold
in 5Onr backstroke, third in
50m butterfly; Craig Bolt,
second in 50m breaststroke,
Allan Healey, second in
200m individual mediey;
Dario Gianna third in 100m
freestyle.

Girls 13 and 14 Alessia

Freschi, third in 100m
freestyle.

Girls 15 and over Maureen
Watson, third in 100m
breaststoke and [00m
backstroke.

The boys 11 and 12 relay
teams won the gold and
silver medals in the 200m
medley and the gold in the
200m freestyle.

The girls 15 and over relay
teams won the gold and
silver in the 200m freestyle.

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