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| Argyle takes two provincial
tities; Collingwood claims one

TOP-RANKED Argyle
won their third B.C.
triple-A girls’ soccer
championship in four
years, and the
Collingwood Cavaliers
surprised everybody,
including themselves,
by winning their first

-_B.C. double-A boys’
tugby title.

Argyle also won the team
title ar the first-ever B.C.
Mountain Bike Championship
atop Grouse Mountain.

In soccer action, the Pipers
won the provincial title with a
convincing 3-0 win over tour-
nament host and second-
ranked Kamloops on Saturday.
The victory gave the Pipers a
remarkable 34-4-2 season
record.

Coached by Vince Alvano
and Mike Yee, Argyle reached
the final by going undefeated

' in their section with wins over
Prince of Wales (7-0), South
Delta (4-0) and Carihi (2-1),
then disposing Centennial 3-0
in the semis.

Rosalyn Hicks was named
the tournament’s MVP. Hicks
scored cight goals, including
four against Prince of Wales,
two in the semis and onz in
the final.

First all-stars wert. Tamsin

: Anstey, who tallied a goal in
each ‘of the final three games;
“and Michele Rauter, whose
_streak of consecutive games
with at lease one goal contin-
ued with the winner in a 1-0
“victory over New Westminster
in the zone final, and four more
in the opening three matches of
. the BCs before: being stopped
~at_l4 straight games.
“'Handsworth finished a
credible’ seventh in the  16-
team tourney after tying
=Dover’-Bay 2-2, beating
Vernon 5-0 and losing to

’ Centennial 1-9 in section

play; then failing 1-0 to South

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PIPER'S Rosalyn Hicks:
MVP of the B.C. triple-A
soccer championshirs.

Delta, but rebounding to
defeat Kitsilano 2-0. Kirsteen
Buchan scored four of the
Royals nine goals.
Handsworth’s Lisa Bradfield
was selected as the tourna-
ment’s best goalkeeper and a
member of the second all-star
team along with Argyle’s
Catherine Judd.

Collingwood's | stunning
provincial rugby title didn’t
come as easily to the Cavs as
the soccer crown did for the
Pipers. ‘The West Vancouver
private school won the dou-
ble-A title atc UBC with four
straight. wins, three of the
naii-biting variety.

Coaches Roger Hatch and
Dave Speirs had not expected
this ta be a banner vear after
20 players graduated follow-
ing last year's second-place
finish in the provincials.
However, the Cavaliers won
enough games to be ranked
third among B.C. double-A
teams much of the season.

After crushing Rossland
26-0 in the tourney opener,
Collingwood edged Pitt
Meadows 33-26, - Parkland
13-10 and finally Ladysmith
14-13 on Ryan Clark’s con-
vert after Sean Rupka’s try in
the last minute of the game.

Carson Graham finished
fourth in the B.C. triple-A
tournament. Ranked fifth

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NEWS photo Paul McGrath

BALMORAL'S Erik Burgon (#655) leads a junior boys’
pack during the B.C. mountain bike championships at

Grouse Mountain.

going into the 16-team tour-
ney, they outscored Penticton
18-14 and Semiahmoo 42-22
before losing 29-24 to
Brentwood in the semi-finals

and 27-15 to St. Michael's in.

the bronze medal game.

The Eagles’ Ryan Nelson
and the Cavaliers’ Mike Bucci
were selected to the
Commissioners’ XV triple-A
and double-A reams respec-

tively.

Ac the provincial mountain
bike championships, Argyle
led a North Shore school
sweep of the top tive positions
at they took the team title
with 116 points, followed by
Handsworth (62), Sutherland
(57}, Rockridge (53) and
Collingwood (41).

(See this Friday’s paper for
the individual winners).

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