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NEWS photo Terry Peters

GETTING AXED. Black Belt competitor Stewart Howard (right)
brings down an axe kick.on his opponent during the American
Tae Kwon Do Régional Championships held recently in Arlington,

Washington. Howard, a member of t

@ North Shore Tae Kwon Do

Centre, won the match and went on to place second in the eparr-

ing competition.

Tae Kwon Do team
takes 24 trophies

THE ‘NORTH Shore ‘Tae
Kwon Do Centre is. becom-
ing a force to be reckoned
with in B.C. and the Amer-
ican Pacific Northwest.

Fifteen members of the club
who ‘competed recently in the

American Tae Kwon Do Regional

Championships held in Arlington,
Washington, brought home a total
of 24 trophies.

- This was the most trophies won
by . -any. club. taking part in the
competition.

‘The martial artists competed in
divisions based on age and belt
rank. Competitions ranged. from
white belt children all the way up
to the black belt VIP category,
which is for competitors 32 years
and older.

Inthe forms competition, the

- following people won trophies in
their divisions:

First: Lisa Zine, Audrey Yap
and Phil Tutt.

Second: Glen . Olson,
Adelberg and Thompson Tai.

Sean

Third: Terry Peters, Warren

Schopp, David Sandberg and

Gerry Sandberg.

In sparring competition, Tutt,
Schopp: and Yap placed ‘first,
while -Zinc, Adelberg, Stewart
Howard and Brian Sandberg were
second-place winners’: Gerry.
Sandberg, Olson and Peters won

:third place.

In -board-breaking, Adelberg
won first, Yap placed second and
Dave Kisteman took third.

In one-steps competition, David -

Sandberg placed second. -

This outstanding performance
by the North Shore club builds’ on
an already impressive list of wins
this year.

The North Shore Tae Kwon Do
Centre is located at 53 Lonsdale
Ave.

Tae Kwon Do is a Korean mar-
tial art which teaches the values of
respect, discipline and _ intense
concentration. Through a_ well-
rounded fitness program, students
can achieve the spectacular kicks
this martial art is known for.

BC. athletes heading for Spain

NORTH VANCOUVER’S
Charmaine Crooks is one of
nine B.C. athletes to make
the. Olympic Track and
Field.team.

Crooks was already pre-selected
to join the Olympic, team and
qualified in the 400m, 800m and
4x400 relay during Clympic trials
in Montreal in’ mid-June.

Other B.C.’ athletes who will be
going to Barcelona include
Graham Fell (3,000m), Paul
Williams (10,000m), Debbie
Bowker (1,500m), Angela
Chalmers (1,500m, 3,000m),

Robyn Meagher (3,000m), Peter °

Noel
Eads

Ogilvie (200m), Camille
(4x400m relay) and Leah
(3,000m).

Members North

from the

Shore’s NorWesters Track and
Field Club did not make the
Olympic team, but James
Leishman, Kurt Heywood and

Erica Forster put in good perfor-

mances. .

Leishman came in fifth in a
400m hurdles heat after being in-
terfered with by another athlete
who hit a hurdle. Leishman’s time

. was 55.96, more than two seconds

slower than his B.C. high school
record-breaking time of $3.49 for
400m hurdles. _
. Heywood placed second with a
pole vault jump.of 5.20 to equal
his personal best, but the Olympic
standard was 5.50.

Forster placed fifth in triple

Wednesday, July 8, 1992 — North Shore News - 15

Little League Royals defeat Eyford

ROGERS ROYALS cap-
tured the North Vancouver
Central Little League
playoff championship
trophy June 23 at Chris

Zuehlke Park. The Royals

also won the division trophy
with a 20-1 record.
The .only team to defeat the

Royals was former two-time
champions Eyford Construction,
who ended up in third place this
year and played the Royals for the
championship.

The final score of the final
game was Royals 8, Eyford 5. The
coach for the Royals was Will
Paddock and the assistant coach
was Rob Smith.

From July #1, the District Five

playoffs are being held at Chris
Zuehlke Park at 17th Street and
Jones Avenue in North Van-
couver. There are eight teams in
the tournament: North Van Cen-
tral, West .Vancouver, Lynn
Valley, Highlands, Howe Sound,
Cypress Park, Mount Seymour
and Forest Hills. :

The winner advances to the
provincial finals.

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