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HIGH-FLYING EAGLES. C Carcon Ginhain’s center soccer

champions,
Left to right, back row: Wally Scnozki [coach}, Gord Kothlow, Mike Porteous, Dave Calabrigo, Brad Sakich, Rob Rauter, Russ
P 2 5 Hayw Stu Brodrick, cLeed [coach]; front Russ orthy, Gallo, Brace Nichol,
Cinnonre, Stove Weikina’ Gihcon Gatvia, Wilke GUL Heyerocd shared soot valesbic plas bane

Dominic —
heat fora on snared most valuable player honors with Pengelly, + who was also

12 Steve W.

named best back, Kethlow was judged beat

7 High : school basketball

team, this year’s North Shore and Vanceuver & District

“Argyle Pipers | came ‘from
behind last week in a North
_ Shore high school basketbalt
. league opener to hand West

‘Vancouver ‘Highlanders an
. 83-71 ‘defeat. after trai! ing-
69- 65. late i in the game.

High scorers for the Pipers
-- league champions for the

past. two seasons. -- were

Garth Cambray (20 points),.
Mike Theil (18 -points) and

Martin —

Skadsheim | (17
points).

But the day was

finally saved in the fourth ©

quarter by Mike Jackel’s 10
points, as Argyle scored the

game: ‘Ss: final:six: ‘baskets.

‘Hank: ‘Brigman. with 22°

points.and Tim Clarke with |
_ 20 were top scorers for West
fa mS Vancouver. :

° Windsor: ‘Dukes, ‘favored

- gontenders with Argyle for

‘this “season's league title.

Young’ North’. - Shore:

skaters scored top places in -
the B.C. Figure Skating
Championships last week at
Queen's Park Arena, "New =.
Westminster. _

The men's pre-novice title
was won by 13-year-old Chris

Webster of the. North Shore |
Winter Club,. who finished _
. first in ;
figures and sixth in free

the compulsory

skating. Runner-up. was
Richard Beattie of Kelowna,
who came first in the free
skating and fifth i in | figures.

In pre-novice pairs the

‘crown was taken = by.. the
NSWC

‘and . 10-year-old ‘Melanie: oe
Solheim. m
“Meanwhile, Patricia.

Schmidt of the Hollyburn —
Country Club finished se- .
the . pre-novice |

cond in
women’s championship, to
Ann Parfitt- Lewis. of New
Westminster, | ‘.

The 14-year-old. Inlet Skat-.. .

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ing Club contender captured

the title by finishing. first inf
_ both the’ campulsory. figures a
‘ ane the free skating. oy

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team of 13-year-old Marcus. ’:

dismissed Delbrook Hilltop-

man 14, John Robinson 13 —
and Paul Pattison 12.

“High scorer ‘for Delbrook
was. Blair Mercer ‘with a1”
“points. ,

‘The game between Senti-

nel- Spartans and .Hands- —
worth Royals provided ano- |

ther. cliffhanger, with the .
. Spartans Scraping through to -
‘a 71-70 victory after a deficit”
of 13 in the third quarter.”

Sentinel’s Phil de Vooght, .
’ whose outside shooting. help-

~ ed pierce Handsworth’s zone”
defence “in. the ‘second: half.”

notched up 17 points; while .
_ Doug Hale added 25 points 1 to ~
the Spartans’ score.. woe

_ Gwyn. Shipman: contribut-

. ed 16 points for the. Royals:

North - Vatcouver - Norseé-..

. men, the only North Shore A ..
pers . 86-64. Olaf © Zeuch |

- scored 15 points, Jim Lang-

- school trounced ‘Carson Gra-
ham Eagles 52-36, with Rod

Craig scoring 22 > Points and

‘Mo Sull 12.

The Eagles’. top: scorer,
Sam. Marshall; replied with a
dozen. of his own. :

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