120 Friday. Noseniber 28, 1986 - North Shore News

B.C. GIRLS’ V'BALL TOURNEY

Sutherland, Sentinel
to represent W. Shore

BOTH North Vancouver's Sutherland Secondary and West
Vancouver's Sentinel Secondary schools will represent the

North Shore in the upcoming B.C.

Volleyball Championship.

Sutherland, which is hosting che
prestigious event, won the Van-
couver and District volleyball final
by default Wednesday when Van-
couver's Burnaby South was un-
able to field a team for the sched-
uled 4 p.m. game.

Despite the loss, Burnaby South
will compete in’ the provincial
championship, which will run from
Dec. 4 10 6 and feature 16 of the
province’s best volleyball teams
from eight provincial zones.

Number-one ranked Sutherland
qualified for the final after
defeating West Vancouver’s Sen-
tinel Secondary three games to two

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News Keparter

over the Nov, 22 weekend.

As the host zone for the cham-
pionship, the North Shore qualifies
to have two representatives

Sentinel, which represented the
North Shore zone in the 1985
championship and finished second
overall, will be the second North
Shore representative this year.

Ranked fourth in the province
last year, Sutherland is favored to
take the championship this year.

Alberni District, from Port

Alberni, is ranked number ovo in
the province.

The championship, which — is
usually held at the University of
British Columbia's War Memorial
Gym, wall be held at Sutherland,

wing ab93O alm. Thursday.

Tiekets for all three days are $5
tor adults and $23 for students. Day
passes are $2.50 for adults and
$1.50 for students,

For information
local 15.

Other qualifying teams include
Victoria; Coquitlam's Centennial;
Vernon; Caledonia from Terrace;
Richmond; Penticton; Invermere's
David Thompson; Nelson's L.V.
Rogers; College Heights from
Prince George; Richmond's Mat-
thew McNair; Mission; and Terry
Fox from Port Coquitlam.

call 985-5301,

Ratph Moyle photo
MEMBERS OF Sutherland Secondary's senior girls’ volleyball team prac-
tise for the Dec. 4 to 6 provincial ‘AA’ volleyball championship that will
be held at the North Vancouver school. Sixteen teams from all over B.C.
will be competing in the championship. Sutherland is ranked number one
and is favored (o win the championship.

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