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College kudos
go to athletes
of the year

From page 36

member of this season's
national champion squad,
won the award Jast year).

In addition to athlete of
the year honors, Allurd —
first in the province and sec-
ond in the nation in men’,
singles this season — was
awarded the Canadian
Colleges’ Athletic
Association Academic All-
Canadian Award.

Other winners included:

Darren Lum, male
scholar athlete of the year;

Shelby O’Brien, female
scholar athlete of the year;

Women’s Basketball,
team academic achievement
award.

Basketball coach Phil
Langley was also recognized
at the awards banquet for
winning Coach of the Year
honors in B.C. for his work

Cap College Female
Athlete of the Year.

with the men’s squad.
And not forgetting the
student in the student-athlete

NEWS photo Torry Peters

DANNY MOU -D (left), Jason Villanueva (right) and the rest of the North Shore Rebels baseball team
returned triumphant from the recent Tijuana Tournament in Mexico. Coach Mike Schemmer had the Rebels
in fine form as the team compiled a 5-1 record, including a 9-0 victory over San Ysidro Piracos in the final.

Mexican tune-up for NS Rebels.

Rebel players Andy and Frank McLean combined for.13
runs batted in during the final two games. Andy finished the
tournament as top batter, going [1 for 16 with a .687 batting
average. a a

The Rebels begin league play soon, with 120 games on the
schedule — only 14, however, on the North Shore. ;

equation, 17 athletes won
Athletic Scholastic awards
for achieving a Grade Point
Average of 3.0 or higher.
They include: Phil Allard,
Aristotle Beris, Suzanna
Bogdanovich, Alison
Briggs, Lindsay Brown.
Meredith Burgon, Teresa
Campbell, Sarah
Cunningham, Nina Di
Stefano, Daniel Haggart,
Tomomi Kondo, Shannon
Lee, Darren Lum, Sorren
Milligan. Sara Mitchell, §
% David Mori, Shelby §
O'’Bricn. 7
: Rucanor Endowment
scholarships, for student-ath- §
-Jetes committed to returning |
to Cap next year. went to:
Lerke Bezruc, Robert
Cripps, Daniel Haggart,
Tomomi Kondo, Shannon
Lee and Sara Mitchell.

OUTSCORING THEIR opponents 19-1 in the semi-final and
final, the North Shore Rebels boys’ baseball team won the
Tijuana Tournament in Mexico last week.

After finishing round-robin play with a 3-1 record, the
Rebels (ages {6-18) dumped Laguna 10-1 in the semis and
San Ysidro Piracos 9-0 in the tournament final.

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PHIL LANGLEY
-BOCAA Coach of tha
Year.

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