24 - Sunday, June 2, 1985 - North Shore News

Trinity track sprints to 3rd

IN TERMS of participation
and results, North Van-
couver schools had very suc-
cessful weekends at the B.C.
Elementary Track and Field
championships held May 24,
25, 26 at Richruond Minoru

Park.

Large entries came from
such North Vancouver
schools as Capilano, Ross
Road, Sherwood Park,
Carisbrooke, Maplewood
and Holy Trinity.

Medal Winners:
Holy Trinity

Jamie Mackey, Gr. 3, Gold,

1500 M

Silver, 800 M

Simon Rogers, Gr.
Bronze, 1500 M

Rahul Ray, Gr. 3, Gold
Long Jump

Girls Medley, Gr. 3, Gold
Boys Medley, Gr. 3, Silver
Pat O'Flaherty, Gr. 5, Silver
800M

Silver, 400M

Boys Medley, Gr. 5, Gold
Greg Tripin, Gr. 6, Silver,
80 M Hdl.

Aparna Ray, Gr. 5, Bronze
Long Jump

Lara Herdman, Gr. 7, Silver
400 M

Silver 100M

Capilano

Lorie Durward, Gr. 7,
Silver, 1500 M

Bronze, 800 M

Bronze, 400 M

Girls Medley, Gr. 7, Silver
Marke Andrew, Gr. 3, Gold,

Mark Brown, Gr. 5, Silver.
Shot Put

Mandy Henderson, Gr. 3.
Silver, High Jump

Kim Dobbins, Gr. 3, Silver,
High Jump

Maplewood

Shannon Allison, Gr. 7,
Silver, 3000 M

Jeff Boehm, Gr.
High Jump

Ross Road

Girls 4x100, Gr. 5, Silver
Carisbrouke

7, 4th,

: Darren Nott, Gr. 6, Sth, 100
High Jump M

HEWS photo Terry Peters

HOLY TRINITY Track and Field team winners crouched ready to pounce on their next competitors. The school won 15 medals
in the B. C. Elementary Schoo) Track and Field meet held over the May 25 weekend at Richmond's Minoru Park. Holy Trinity
place third overall with 170 points in what is the biggest meet of its kind in North America.

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