UNDEFEATED SEASON

Ladies win

A QUICK 5-2 victory over
Coquitlam last Sunday
marked more than the end of
regular season play for the
Lynnwood women’s lacrosse
team.

The win also completed
the ladies’ second  con-
secutive season of un-
defeated play, a new first for
the highly successful local
team.

The women now head to
the B.C. championships,
scheduled for the North
Vancouver Recreation
Centre this week. The win
gives the team a bye into the

finals, slated for 7 p.m.
Tuesday.

The top scorer in the.
Coquitlam game was Debbie?
Rae, who put in four of her
own and assisted on the fifth
one. Janice Malcom,
recently named to the
national field lacrosse team,
was credited with the goal.

Other assists went to Patti
Scott, Sarah Young and
Karen Hill.

Coquitlam and Burnaby
play the opening match of
the provincials, with the
winner going on to meet
Lynnwood.

NVRC Cruisers bag

seven cups at meet |

THERE’S NOTHING like
hosting a swim meet and
then winning most of the
trophies as the North Van
Cruisers found out last
weekend.

The seven-club “B” meet
was held at the North,

Vancouver Recreation
Saturday. vo
In addition to many trophy

and runner-up honours, the
local swim club also bagged
first place at the meet with
594 points.

Tied for second place with
350 apiece were rival North
Shore Marlins and
Squamish. In third were the
Port Moody Aquarians, with
Mount Pleasant/Van Parks,
Port Coquitlam Marlins and
White Rock rounding out
the competitors.

Trophy winners for the
Cruisers were: Dana Cote
(Div. 2), Leila Hopkin (Div.
3), Deanni Schindle (Div. 5),
Sean Lehman (Div 3).
Alberto Sovernigo (Div. 4),

Steve Kitt (Div. 5), and Peter
Klassen (Div. 6). _

Runners-up include:
Tanya Robinson (Div. 5),
Yvonne Hoeller (Div. 6), lan
Johnson (Div. 3), Steve Bolt
(Div. 5), Sean Heinrich (Div.
5), and Andrew Ballentyne
(Div. 2).

Other Cruisers making a
splash in the news lately
were Nathan Pinfield and
Jackie Parnell after strong
performances at the
Richmond “A” meet July 10.

Pinfield tied for the
Division ft (8 years and
under) aggregate trophy with
golds in the 100m Breast and
50m Back, a bronze in the
50m Free and a fourth in the
50 Fly.

And taking a medal for
runner-up in Division 7 was
Parnell, who set a new pool
record when taking the gold
in the 50m Fly. She also
cared a gold in the 100m
Breast as well as bronzes in

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HE DIVES for the ball, but it’s too late and Mike Adams has to watch it sail into the Lynn Valley Falcous net. Team

of ie and 15 year olds took on a select team at Boulevard Park last Sunday, but went down to defeat. (Exic Eggertson
photo)

Wilkinson adds to track honours

WILKINSON AND winning
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Wilkinson takes to the track

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Swangard Stadium = during
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Running for the Richmond
Kajaks, Wilkinson added to
his outstanding high school
male athlete award by
winning Uhree events, ticing
two provincial records in the
process

The first tie came in the
110) metre hurdles with a
ume of 14 8 and the second
inthe 100m wath 10 7

Wilkinson's Qme of 22 41n

the 200 just missed the
record by a tenth of a
second.

Earlier this year,
Wilkinson broke the
Canadian scholastic record

in the 100m hurdles with a
time of 14.2 seconds.

Final standings of other
North Shore competitors
were not available at News
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