HIGH SCHOGL scoreboard
results for the week ending May 1:

ABBREVIATIONS: Arg = Argyle, Bal =
Balmoral. Brac = Brackendale, CG =
Carson Graham, Call = Colli

Hand = Handsworth, Hill = Hillside, HS

= Howe Sound, STA St. Thomas
Aquinas, Sent = Sentia cy = Sevcove,
Suth = Sutherland, WV = West Van-
couvee, Wse = Windsor.

Featured

Boys’ and Girls’ Track and Ficid:
May 6-9 at 3:45 p.m.; North
Shore preliminaries at West Van-
couver Secondary.

Senior Boys’ Golf: May 8 at 3:15
p.m.; West Vancouver vs. Coll-

WV Secondary hosting annual track meet

THE NEW track and field facility
at West Vancouver Secondary gets
its first big test when preliminaries
for the 31st annual North Shore
high school meet are held May 6-9
from 3:45-6:30 p.m. each day.

The championship meet is set
for Swangard Stadium May 16
from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

Six new events are part of the
101 events finalized at Swangard:
the open boys’ and girls’ 1500-
metre racewalks, and the senior,
junior, juvenile and bantam girls’:
4 x 400-metre relays which replace
medley relays.

The finals in another 28 discus,

GOLF

Senior Boys and Girls
CG 7, Bal 0; Coll 7, Hand 0; WV
7, Arg 0; Wsr 7, HS Q; Sent 7,
Hill 0.

RUGBY
Senior Boys
WV 17, Sent 4; CG 54, Arg 0; CG
24, Sent 0.

SOCCER
Senior Girls

games of

ingwood at Squamish Valley Golf
Club. :
Senior Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis:
May 8 at 3:45 p.m.; West Van-
couver at Sentinel.

Senior Boys’ Rugby: May 9 at
4:30 p.m.; North Shore final at

javelin and long distance events
are held on the preliminary days.
eee

Carson Graham and West Van-
couver renew their senior boys’
rugby rivalry May 9 when the
Eagles and Highlanders go for a
tun on Klahanie Park at 4:30 p.m.
for the North Shore high school
title.

Carson Graham, sporting a 6-0
league record — including 15-6
and 17-7 wins over West Van-
couver —~ and a number five
tanking in B.C., is the favorite.
West Vancouver is ranked 10th.

The Eagles coaching staff of
Doug Barker, Rob McKay, Ray

Summer Band camp now registering

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Arg 2, Wsr 0; Sey 0, CG 0; Sent
§, HS 0; WV 3, Wsr 0: Sem 1,
Sey 0: CG 7, HS 0.

TENNIS
Sentor Boys and Girls
Wsr 5, Hand 2; Arg 5, CG 2; Coll
4, Hand 3; CG 7, Suth 0: Sent 7,
Wsr 0.
Junior Boys and Girls
Bal 5, Coll 2; Hand 4. Bal 3: WV
6, Coll 1.

the week

Klahanie Park (Carson Graham
vs. West Vancouver).

Senior Girls’ Soccer: May 10 at
3:45 p.m.; North Shore final at
Boulevard Park (Argyle or Sen-
tinel vs. West Vancouver or
Windsor).

Bodnaruk, Guilio Decotiis and
Tim Murdi were particularly
pleased with a 13-9 exhibition vic-
tory over then fourth-ranked
Claremont on April I! in Vic-
toria. Claremont is now ranked
sixth.

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