14 - Wednesday, July 29, 1987 - North Shore News

Sports

Hang gliding tourney
wraps up on mountain

GROUSE MOUNTAIN hang
gliding championships finished up
Sunday with a New Mexico man
and a California woman capturing
the top spot in the pylon slalom
event.

Jim Lee of New Mexico and
Katie Miller of California captured
the first place spots in the pylon
slalom category of the July 22 to
26 international contest.

BASKETBALL

European Josef Bostik came se-
cond in the men’s pylon slalom,
Ontario’s Mark Bourbonnais came
third, New Hampshire's Nelson
Hows came fourth and Kamloops
resident Randy Haney came fifth.

In the women's pylon slalom,
Mia Schokker from Abbotsford
came second and Connie Bowen
from California came third.

California's John Heiney,
Switzerland's Enrico Egli and

Locals represent B.C.

FOUR NORTH Shore high school
athletes and one coach will repre-
sent British Columbia at a number
of major national and interna-
tional basketball tournaments this
summer,

Brian Pomeroy of Argyle Sec-
ondary was selected for the youth
boys under 17 ‘“*B” team, which
competed at the Pacific Northwest
Classic in Seattle.

Derek Christiansen of Sentinel
Secondary and West Vancouver
coach Randy Young were selected
for the prep boys under !6 team
for the Pacific Northwest Classic
in Seattle and the Aug. 10 to 15
BCI Junior Prep Championships

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the BCI Girls Summer Champion-
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Megan Magee of Windsor Sec-
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on the prep girls under 16 team,
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Aug. 5 to 8 BCI Junior Girls Prep
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California's Mitch McAleer came
first, second and third in the
aerobatics competition.

Thirty-nine flyers from all over
the world participated in the an-
nual event.

“We had three Japanese pilots
here and three from the Australian
national team who came to fly but
not to compete,”’ said Grouse
Mountain spokesman Debrah
Walker.

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HISTORY REVIVED

LAST WEEKEND saw these native war canoes race against a
backdrop of more modern marine vessels in the second annual canoe
races sponsored by the Squamish Indian Band. Held at West Van-
couver’s Ambleside Beach, the event hosted teams from over 10 B.C.
and Washington tribes that competed for $7,000 in prizes.

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