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NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

A RAZORBACK ball carrier sprints through the Huskies’ backfield during a November meeting of

the two teams in Gordon Strutridge League (GSL) action. On

19-13 in overtime to claim the 1994 GSL Championship.

JAN. 15: North Shore high school
wrestlers pin down top spots at the
Capiatno Invitational. | Carson
Graham’s boys’ squad takes top

honors in their division; with 54 kg.

class wrestler, Ken Lee named out-

ne a NEWS photo Brad Ledwidge
NORTH VANCOUVER runner
Charmaine Crooks won silver
in the 800m event, at the
Victoria Commonwealth
Games in August.

‘APRIL, 24: The North

standing wrestler. of the meet.
Balmoral's girls team, ranked num-
ber one going into the tourney, win
the girls’ team title. The Barons’
junior boys’ team was second in
their. division, with = Amir
Gharamen leading the way with a
win in the 38 kg division. °

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FEB. 3: The province of . B.C.
awards the 1996 B.C. Winter Games
to North Vancouver. The annual
‘games attract over 3,000 athletes in
30 sports, and will take place Feb.
22-25 in 1996,

FEB. 19: Cleveland Elementary's
girls’ basketball] team wins the
Christian: Elementary Girls”
Tournament with an 18-8. victory in
the final.

MARCH 12: Perennial champs St.
Thomas Aquinas win the boys’ sin-
gle-A provincial basketball final.

MARCH 18: Windor’s senior
boys’ basketball tam is fourth in

> the B.C. triple-A tournament.

MARCH 27: Hollyburn Country
Club’s bantam A hockey team wins

B.C. championships in Grand Forks.

Shore
Amazons win the . girls’ -U-19
Coastal Premier Cup in soccer with
a 1-0 win over Burnaby Selects.
The North Shore Selects U-!9 boys
squad also win the Coastal Cup,
with a 2-1 overtime win over

s Burnaby Selcets.

APRIL 24: ‘The Capilano junior
rugby side claim their third provin-
cial title in-four years with a 15-10
win over the University of Victoria.

| Nov. 20, the Bears beat the Falcons

MAY 1: The West Vancouver
Superstars win Safeway Coastal
Cup with a3-l win over Gordon
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- under-19 soccer action,

JUNE 1; Master athlete Hans
Weickardt shatters the world recard
in the master mile (80-84 age divi-
sion) with a time of 7:16.16 minutes
atthe Harry Jerome Classic.

JUNE 5: North Vancouver tennis
phenom Sonya Jeyaseelan makes it

to the junior women’s final of the

French Gpen before losing 6-3, 6-1.

JULY. 23: The North Shore
Royals* bantam boys fastpitch team
win the gold medal at the B.C.
Summer Games with a 5-4 win over
Williams Lake.

JULY 28: Two boys’ baseball teams
from Lynn Valley qualify to repre-
sent B.C. at the nationals. Lynn
Valley Majors defeat Laritz 5-3 to
advance = to, the Canadian
Championships, while the juniors
qualify by making the finals in the
Little League Provincial tourney.

AUG. 18-28: Ten local athletes
compete at the 1994
Commonwealth Games in Victoria,

winning seven medals in all. Paige |

Gordon won two silvers in diving,
while runner Charmaine Crooks
won siiver and bronze. The biggest
surprise was Curtis Heywood, who
won silver in the men’s pole vault.

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NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

THE SENIOR boys’ North Shore basketball final in March saw
the Windsor Dukes (in white) defeat. the West Vancouver

Highlanders 75-62.

SEPT 5: The + over-55
Saltchuckers’ win gold medals: at
the B.C. Senior Games, with a 7-2
win over Fort St. John in the final.
SEPT. 9: The baseball stadium at
North Vancouver’s Mahon Park. is
named after North Shore soccer and
baseball builder Fen Burdett.

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OCT. 15: Three North Shore triath-
letes compete in the ‘infamous
Triathlon in Hawaii.
Marlies Torrance, Rod Aylwin and
Melanie Higgins qualify for the
event with top finishes in Penticton.
NOV. 5: Cap College soccer teams
win bronze (women) and: silver

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(men) at the BCCAA provincials.

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NOY. 21: North Vancouver sailor
Tine. Moberg-Parker is named the
Canadian Female Athlete of the Year
by the Canadian Yachting Assoc. | .
NOV. 25: Windsor Dukes finish

“2nd in B.C. in senior football after

losing in the single-A final, The fin-
ish marks the Dukes best showing.

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DEC. 4: Handsworth and West
Vancouver finish second and fourth
respectively in the girls volleyball
B.C. triple-A tournament. Sentinel
is. eighth. In double-A_ provincial
action, St. Thomas Aquinas placed
seventh in the province.

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

WINDSOR DUKE Ray Lewis (right) takes on St. Thomas Aquinas |
defender Neville Collett during their senior boys’ high school.
game in October. The Fighting Saints won the game 1-0,