Close t ey. y say is only good,
in horseshoes, but “for the”
want of an injured wrestler, -
Windsor Senior Secondary
would be the British...
Columbia - Wrestling
Champions. Instead they
have had to settle for second
place, just four. “points
behind Centennial...

Darrell Elki, considered:
one of the top wrestlers in’
Canada in the 70 kilo class
was: injured in an accident
two weeks. ago. A win or
even a fourth place finish by
Elki would have assured
Windsor the title.

“That really hurt us,” ” said
Windsor coach, Sam Scarda.

“If Elki was in, it would
have wrapped up _ the
championship for us, but the
kids still worked hard for us,
trying to win the cham-
pionship.”

Elki’s doctor had ordered
him not to enter the
wrestling championship as
the five stitches he received
had not healed.

Windsor still finished in
second place, a mark of a
strong team, and a great
coaching system.

“Over the past nine years
we've been working very
hard and have been getting
the results in the last six
years,” Scarda said.

“I've never had so many
really dedicated kids, and
when you have a number of
dedicated kids, it means
everyone works a lot har-
der,” Scarda explained.

Windsor placed several
people in the top six

40 years experience

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‘Mark Shacker; V
_and Saed Ali all finished first
in their weight
~ classifications. .

“88 °kilo: ‘contender, Ali, is
considered. one of the best
wrestlers” in his weight

category:says Scarda. Mark

Shacker is.another Canadian
Chanipionship contender on
the Windsor team.

“We hope to have a strong
contingent going to the
Canadian Championships in
Saskatoon in March,”
Scarda said.

GYMNASTICS
SENIOR GIRLS
BALANCE BEAM
(Carson Graham)

LEVEL 1

Jody Naylor,
Hillside

Kersten Evendeu,

le

Mary McDowell,
Hillside
Caroline Meyer,
Hillside

6.55
6.50
6.35
6.10

6.25

6.15

Hillside 6.10
Della Sindtworth,
Howe Sound
Tracey Friesen,
Seycove

Carolyn Rayfield,
Howe Sound

6.00
5.95

5.90

LEVEL 3
Sarah Halls,
Hiliskile

Emily Cousins,
‘Sentinel

Laui Stewart,
Handsworth

5.80
5.70

5.68

rewarded
forechecking efforts, and

th a.goal for his

re 5.45
Se et tes, sao
Handsworth 5.40
LEVEL 4
Danise
Handsworth 6.70
Janine Stelter,
Seycove 6.00
Suzie Taylor,
Graham 5.80
Erica Wheeler,
Seycove 5.65
LEVELS
Louanna Fowlle,
Handsw: 6.95
B.C. WRESTLING
CHAMPIONSHIP

38 kilo —
2. Nigel James, Hamilton

41 kilo
2. Ray Keith, Hamfton
3. Arvind Pacheco, Carson Graham

45 kilo
1. Mark Shacker, Windsor

57 kilo
2. Todd McMyn, West Van
5. Fareed All, Windsor

60 kilo
2. John Reinhard, Carson Graham
3. Greg Seehach, Windsor
6. Jeoff Lee, Sutherland

70kflo
2. Ben Petth, West Van

- T4kflo
1. Wayne Fast, Wiadsor
2. Doug MDler, Windsor

78klo
. Gary Keith, Carson Graham
. Brian Johmon

an

88
Saed All, Windsor

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Sawers alertly stole the puck
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and made no mistake for the
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At the 17.43 mark, the
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Teri ‘Ward, a 12 year old ©

five pin bowler, is heading to

Cranbrook in March for the”

provincial bowling cham-
pionships.

The young lady:from Lynn a
Valley Elementary School,

in her second season of
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period the Blazers produced _
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competition came up with
three games < of 280, 200 and .
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member of ‘the Thunderbira

-bantam team competition :
last season, and often ac-. —

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during the week.

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the provincials, then she~
could be on her way to the
national championships later

represent the province at the |
North American. Cham-
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later this month.

Gaarder was one of five
skiers selected for the
' province last week to go to .
_Campbellton. from March 5
to 8.

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