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JASON LEUNG runs through his forms during the Tiger Balm
Invitational, a multi-disciplined martial arts competition held
last Saturday at the Capilano College Sportsplex. Over 2,000
people were on hand for the day-long event.

Sisters seeded one-two in

badminton championships
set for WV’s Hollyburn

CLOSE TO 200 badminton
players from across Canada
are currently competing. in
the 43rd Carlton Canadian
junior/juvesile badminton
championships at the
Hollyburn Country Club in
West Vancouver.

West Vancouver sisters Elma
and Moira Ong are seeded No. |
and No. 2 respectively, and are
expected to be battling for the na-
tional champion honor .in the
under-19 girls’ competition. The
pair are also seeded No. ! in girls’
‘doubles.

Fellow North Shore players
Nancy Reid and Allison Rice are
-seeded fourth in’ the under-19
girls’ doubles event, making the
possibility of an all-North Sore
final against the Ongs. Both Reid
and Rice are also high seeded in
singles and in mixed doubles.

B.C.‘ players are seeced in nine

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RALLIES .... Jason Kittler and
Nancy Reid led Sentinel Soartans
to their second consecutive B.C.
high school badrninton title at the
16-school championships at Van-
couver Technical this past
weekend. Kittler and Reid (grade
12. and ll respectively) went
undefeated in 18 singles and mix-
ed doubles matches, a repeat per-
formance of last year. In the
final, the Spartans shuttled
Killarney 7-4 for their fifth pro-
vincial banner since 1979. Other
members of the team include:
Nicole Barre, Meredith Burgon,
Ceiin Clay, Lisa Grundell, Greg
and Stuart Louie, Shannon Mer-
tifield, Chris Metcalfe, and An-
drea and Walt Woo.

Immediately: The West Vancouver
Little League needs a pitching in-
structor and a batting instructor
for a boys 16-18-year old team.
One practice and one game a
week. Call Jack Marriott at 922-
9430 for information,

April: Would you like to canoe
the rivers, lakes and ocean around
the Lower Mainland? Join the
Dogwood Canoe Club. Individual
and family membership are $30 a
year. Call Bob or Doreen at 988-
4277.

April 4: The North Vancouver
Lawn Bowling club (2160 Lons-
dale Ave., North Vancouver)

holding a registration and in-
troduction to lawn bowling day on

April 4 at 1:30 p.m. Equipment
and coaching are provided. For
more information contact Murray
at 987-1206.

April 4: The North Shore Skeet
Club opens for the season with a
competition meat shoot, Cost is
$4 per event (shells are available
at the club). Call Dennis (984-
7968) or Bill (985-1926) for fur-
ther information,

April §: The Vancouver Cana-
dians baseball team arrives in
Vancouver today, and players are
looking to rent one- and two-
bedroom apartments for the
season. If you are interested,
please call the Canadians office at
872-5232,

April 9-11: The West Vancouver

Lawn Bowling club will be on
hand at Park Royal to sign up
new members for the upcoming
season (beginning on April 24).
The club will also have a carpet at
the mall so you can try your hand
at bowling.

April 10: Under-19 male soccer
players are invited to try out fora
select team that will be playing in
the Manchester United and Arse-
nal tournaments in the U.K., from
July 26 to Aug. 9. The first trials
for the team take place April 10,
at 10 a.m. at Association Park in
Ladner. Contact Jason (732-1306)
or Duncan (681-6115) for more
information.

Featured high school games of the week

Senior Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis

Wednesday, March 31 at 3:45
p.m.: Argyle at Sentinel and Car-
son Graham vs, West Vancouver
at West Van recreation centre.

These four schools all won their
opening matches’ in the eight-
school North Shore senior league
March 24.

Senior Boys’ Rugby

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This is Carson Graham’s first
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over Magee and Lord Byny and a
March 26 loss (29-20) at Quk Bay.
Bantam Boys’ and Girls’ Track
and Fieid

Thursday, April 1 at 3:45 p.m.:
North Shore invitational at

West Vancouver.
Senior Boys’ Golf

Monday, April 5 at 3:15 p.m.:
St. Thomas Aquinas vs. Hillside
at Capilano Golf and Country
Club; and Sutherland vs. Windsor
at Seymour Golf and Country
Club.

Senior Girls’ Soccer
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