RICK HANSEN, arguably one of the best: wheelchair athletes in the worid, describes his rac-

ing wheel-chair during a lecture at UBC. Hansen. is one. of three finalists nominated as British
Columbia’s Senior Athlete of the year for 1983..."

B.C.’s best disabled

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Vancouver, track and field,
football and golf; Shawn
Kalinovich, basketball.
University Athlete of the
Year: Eli dulario) Pasquale,
basketball; Gerry Vick, soc-
cer; Bob Molle, wrestling and
football.
Masters Athlete:

Gerrard

Raps, cycling; Erna Suzanna
Kozak, track and field; Ivy
Granstrom, track.

Disabled Athlete of the
Year: Diane Rakiecki,
wheelchair sports; Yvette
Michel, swimming; John
Boyko, wheelchair sports.

Team of the Year: Victoria
Royals, softball; Vancouver
Firefighters, soccer; Simon
Fraser Univeristy, soccer.

Randall shines in

NORTHERN MICHIGAN
University’s leading defence-
man Dave Randall, of North

Vancouver, has been selected ©

as the hockey Wildcat-of-the-
week in a recent intervarsity
series in Michigan.

Randall has five goals and

12 assists for the season and
is tied for second place on the
NMU chart with 17 points.
**Dave was one of the most
dangerous players on the ice
throughout the series,’’ said
head coach Rick Comlcy.
Randall ts ai former

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member of the North Shore
Winter Club and played in
the juvenile
joining the Wildcat team
midway through last season.

league before.

B3 - Sunday, January 1, 1984 - North Shore News

Clansmen coach

going to Olympics

SIMON FRASER University
tling head coach Mike
Jones and Jim Humphrey,
the Canadian national wrestl-
ing team coach, have been
appointed as Canada’s Olym-
pic wrestling coaches for the
1984 Olympic Games in Los
Angeles, California, the
Canadian Amateur Wrestling
Association announced
recently.

A native of Lebanon,
Oregon, Jones provides the
Canadian’ program with an
extensive amount of wrestl-
ing experience. As a former
athlete, Jones was a three-
time U.S. Greco National

Champion (’72-’73-'75) and
the U.S. Freestyle National
Champion in 1974, along
with being a two-time NCAA
national runner-up in 1971
and 1973.

Jones, in his eighth year as
the Clan’s head wrestling
coach, also coached the
Canadian World Team in
1982, as well as the World
Cup Squad in 1983.

Last season, Jones directed
the Simon Fraser Clansmen
to a second-place finish at. the
NAIA National Champion-
ships in Minot, North
Dakota, where three Clan
wrestlers — Chris Rinke, Bob

Molle and Dave McKay — all
won individual champion-
ships in their respective
weight categories. Overall,

Jones has posted a 115-41-3
in his seven-year career at
Simon Fraser.

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