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THE CANADIAN Women’s
Dinghy and Boardsailing
Championships were held at
the Royal Vancouver Yacht
Club, Vancouver, B.C., on
August 1-4,

The top B.C. competitor
was Angelika Biese of North
Vancouver, who finished in
sixth position.

The regatta consisted of a
one day seminar followed by
three days of racing.

The light -to moderate
easterly winds on Friday and
the westerly breezes for the
rest of the series made racing
very challenging as the com-
petitors had to deal with
frequeut wind shifts as well
as tides. —

Seven races were sailed,
with each competitor’s best
six finishes being counted
for the series.

Winners out of twelve
competitors in the double-
handed category, sailed in
Laser HI’s, were Carold
Buchan and Nelle Alexander
of Seattle, who finished with
12.0 points.

In second place, with 14.0
points, were Karen and Gail
Johnson of Toronto. The
Johnson sisters, three-time
champions in this event, won
the Silver Sails Trophy as the
top Canadian double-handed
entry. Marie Gendron and
Paule Samson of Montreal
were third with 20.1 points.

Other local skippers were
Cathy McPherson from
Vancouver, Gill Hayward of
Victoria and Chloe Evison

from West Vancouver,
finisning eighth, tenth and
eleventh, respectively.

Carolle Spooner of Van-
couver won the singlehanded
category, raced in Lasers.
The defending champion
won four of the seven races
to top the sixteen boat fleet
with 8.7 points.

Cynthia Desbrisay and
Anne Carey of Calgary
finished second and third
with 23.7 and 37.4 points,
respectively. Kathy Camp-
bell and Melinda Straight of
Vancouver were sixth and
seventh and Teesa Martin

fom Vancouver was fif-
teenth.

By placing first and se-
cond in this regatta, Carolle
Spooner and Cynthia
Desbrisay qualified for the
1986 Womens World
Championships which will
be hosted by the Royal Van-
couver Yacht Club next
year,

The sailboard competition
was won handily by
Caroll-Ann Alie from
Gracefield, Quebec. She
finished in first place in six
of the seven races to give her
0.0 poiats for the series.

Triumphant
homecoming
for N.S. boys

THE B.C. Under 16 Select

soccer team returned to
Vancouver on Sunday after
winning the Under 16 Na-
tional Soccer Championships
held last week in Winnipeg.
The team, couched by
Tom Hastie, beat Alberta
(3-2) and Quebec (3-0) in the
preliminary round and
smashed Manitoba in the
final by a score of 4-0. The
victories represent the first

time in six years that this
championship has come to
B.C.

Four boys from the North
Shore had a role in this vic-
tory: Geoff D'Auria (Mt.
Seymour), Franco Diligenti
(North Van. United), Dave
Fiorvento (Lynn Valley) and
Eamon Ward (Nevh Van.
United). Dave was the
leading scorer for B.C. in
the tournament.

19 - Wednesday, August 21, 1985 - North Shore News

Rangers win

THE COMBINATION of a
Colts' 4-1 loss to New
Westminster Queens Park
Rangers Thursday night and
a Victoria Shooters 2-1 vic-
fory over Vancouver Col-
umbus Sunday night, drop-
ped the Colts to fourth place
in the PRSL.

Thursday’s anemic per-
formance was highlighted
with the lone Colts’ goal,
scored by central defender

Claudio Bartolomeo.

Former Colt Frank Fid-
dier helped sink his old team
with two goals. Other QPR
goals were scored by Lindsay
Henderson and Arnie Meers
with his league-leading 19th
marker of the year. .

Victoria now has a one-
point lead over the Colts
with two games in hand.

Next game for the Colts
will be Saturday in

Simpsons
shoots
down
gold

NORTH VANCOUVER’S
14-year-old shooting ace,
Michael Simpson, recently
blew holes in the competi-
tion at the B.C. Summer
Games.

The Sutherland Senior
Secondary student walked
away with a gold medal in
the junior primitive and
junior formal shooting black
powder events.

take on Vancouver Colum-
bus starting at 6:30 p.m.

Nanaimo. Next home game
will be August 26 when they

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