26 - Sunday, March 19, 1989 ~ North Shore News

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
Windsor girls take
AAA basketball cup

WINDSOR BECAME the first
North Shore school to win a B.C.
high school girls’ basketball
championship in forty years, when
the Dukes captured this year's
“AAA” title with a 63-54 victory

WENDSOR DUKES show off the trophies they captured at the recent
B.C. figh school girls’ “‘AAA"’ basketball championships. Posing with

over Salmon Arm in the finale of
the 16-team tournament in front of
a packed house at New
Westminster high school last
weekend.

Head coach Jim Herrison and

: ‘NEWS photo Terry Peters

the team is head coach Jim: Hartison (left) and assistant coach Jce Miller.

SPORTS

assistant Joe Miller took Windsor
to a 36-3 won-lost season on the
Strength of 5°3’’ post Megan
Mfagee and 5'3’ Tania Haladuer,
both in Grade 11 and both first
all-stars at the B.C tourney, and a
very deep lineup thai includes five
others who will return next season
(Tiffany Chester, Diana Osborne,
Michelle Harris, Coreen Rowa,
Jenny Anderson), and four who
graduate (Shanzon Hirvonen, Aa-
drea Brauner, Leanne Isaac and
Sheans McKinstry).

Windsor, who finished second to
Centennial of Coquitlam in fast
year’s championship, was in
charge in every game this time
around. They whipped Prince
George 95-49, disposed of Pentic-
ton 71-50 and scuttled Centennial
72-42 on their way to a showdown

Hopkin of Carson
Graham, who came 12th and had
an overall season mark of 24-17,
was named to the tournament se-
cond all-star team and for a few
hours held the tourney scoring re-
cord.

She broke the existing record of
121 points in four games set last
year by tallying 27 in a 90-54 loss
to Vernon, 34 in a 73-67 win over
Mit. Baker, 30 in a 76-62 loss to
Terry Fox and 34 in and 82-64
defeat at the hands of Nanaimo
for a total of 125.

Salmon Arm's Camille Thomp-
son, MVP in the B.C.’s, eclipsed
Hopkin's new mark with a total of
129 at the conclusion of the cham-
pionship game.

Both Windsor and Carson
Graham are culminating their
season with two-week trips abroad
as part of 2 Pacific Rim travel
Program. Windsor left for New
Zealand yesterday. Carson
Graham left for Japan two days
earlier.

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