SPORTS

SENIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

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Windsor Dukes, the class of the
North Shore senior girls’ basket-

as head coach,

Jim Hastison, in his 15th season
has taken the

ball league this year, are gunning Dukes to five North Shore titles,

for the number one spot in B.C.

including

the past two seasons

when they have gone on to finish
third and second respectively in the
B.C. ‘‘A™ championships.

This season, Windsor is finding

NEWS photo M ho Wi

WRESTLERS FROM Carson Graham, Balmoral and Killarney secondary schools were at Carson Graham in

North Vancouver for a wrestling meet Wednesday.

Here, students from Carson Graham vie for su-

premacy on the mat. Outstanding wrestlers in the three-schoo! match were Carson’s Mamali Kazeroumi and Zac
Church and Balmoral’s Lach Fergusson and Scott Macey. All four wrestlers were undefeated.

High school scoreboard

HIGH SCHOOL sports results’ ‘for
week ending Jan. 13 are:

ABBREVIATIONS: Arg = Argyle, Bal

= Howe Sound,. STA. = > st. ‘Thomas
Aqnaizas, Sent = Sentiael, Sey. = Seycove,

- | Soth = Sutherland, WV =" West Van-
| couver, War = Windsor... .

2". BASKETBALL
Senlor Girls .

CG: 53, Arg 23; WV 47, Hill 43;
Arg 61, STA 24; CG.54, WV 34;
_ Hill 58, Hand 32; WV 61, STA 34;

Wsr 82, Sent 28.
Junior Girts -

Arg 46, HS 30; Hill 43, CG 14;

Hand 31, WV 20; Bal 33, Arg 26;
Hill 43, WV 20; Wsr 58, Bal 23.
Juvenile Girts ©

Sent 41, Wsr 23; STA 31, Hill 12;
New Westminister 35, Bal 20;
Burnby North 66, Are 14; Wsr 37,
Hill 17.

Bantam Giris

Wsr 56, Sent 32; Suth 35, WV
“Red” 14; Hill 42, CG 23;.HS 52,
Brac 7; Hand 40, Sey 12; WV
“Black’’ 47 , Coll 29; STA 42,
Suth 20.

Senior Boys-

Sent 90, Suth 50; Suth 67, Hand
62; Arg 52, CG 49; Sent 84, STA
57; WV 59, Hill 56; CG 88, HS 79;
Arg 67, WV 65; Hill 56, STA 46;
Sent 103, Wsr 67; STA 54, Surh 48
(overtime).

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CG 52, Arg 39; Bal 46, Hand 40;
Hand 70, Sent 36; WV 58, Arg 44;
CG 53, Bal 27.

Juvenile Boys

Wsr 65, Hill 17; Sent 54, Alpha 38;
Suth ‘‘Bluc’’ 48 , STA 41; Suth
“*Red’’ 46, Bal 21; Suth ‘‘Bluc’’
58, Wsr 35; Bal 37, Sent 22; New
Westminister 49, Suth **Red’’ 32;
Hand 51, Arg 46; Burnaby North
50, Hill 20; Suth ‘‘Blue’’ 40, Suth
“*Red’’ 36.

Bantam Boys

Bal 54, WV 32; CG 47, Hill
“*Red’’ 31; Hill ‘Blue’ 57, Bal 20;
Hand ‘‘Gold”’ 54, Hand ‘‘Blue’’
35; Wsr 58, Hiil ‘Red’? 10; HS
43, Sent 24; STA 49, Suth 31; Arg
60 , CG 18; Wsr 44, Suth 23; Arg
96, Coll 18; Arg 50, Hand ‘*Gold’’
45; STA 67, Hand *'Blue’’ 22.

NORTH SHORE WINTER CLUB

25 - Sunday, January 17, 1988 - North Shore News

itself competing with the bigger
schools but, happily, with greater
results.

Fresh from their top-placing in
last weekend's high-calibre Nor-
thwest Tournament — hosted an-
nually by Windsor and Carson
Graham — the Dukes extended
their overall season won-lost re-
cord to 15-2 heading into this
weckend's tough Steveston
Packers’ Tournament.

Windsor’s lineup includes 6°3"
Grade 10 forward Megan Magee
who was a B.C. ‘*A" tourney first
all-star Jast year after being
brought up from the junior team
at the end of the season.

As the most valuable player in
the recent Northwest Tournament,
she scored 47 points and grabbed
27 rebounds — both school re-
cords — in a 78-66 semi-final win
over Victoria's Lambrick Park.
Windsor defeated Kelvin of Win-
nipeg 78-66 and Nanaimo in the
final 71-59.

Point guard Marie Vecsey is
another key player. A second all-
star in last year's B.C. tournament
and a member of the provincial
under 7 select team, she is in
Grade i2.

Leanne Isaac, a 6'°1"' Grade 11
farward is the team’s most im-
proved player; and forward
Dianne Osborne and guards Tanys
Haladner, Michelle Blanchard,
Tiffany Chester, Tracy Crawford
and Andrea Brauner arc all fine
players.

Carson Graham Eagles, Wind-
sor’s biggest rival over the years;
and the revitalized Hillside High-
wrymen who are playing their last
year as a senior school, will be
fighting for the other North Shore
“A™ spot.

The Eagles are coached by

Sy far
|e

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ukes gun for top spot

seven-year veteran Ray Marshall
and Jim Martin and, like Windsor,
have a young team that has had
more than their share of injuries
and illness.

Point guard Victoria Cook and
forward Janet Smitheringale are
both Grade 12s but other major
contributors such as guard Leila
Hopkin, posts Tasha Thorpe and
Penny Lazarakis are in Grade J1
as are Catherine Scarlett and An-
drea Wiebe, who have been side-
lined off and on with leg and knee
injuries.

Carson Graham's league record
is 6-1.

Hillside, under first-year senior
coach Randy Storey, has a 5-3
league record based on the play of
Grade 11 guards Lynn Forward
and Allison Snelgrove, who moved
here this year from Oakville, Ont.;
and Grade 12 forwards Erin Dixon
and Sandra Madill.

Argyle Pipers. with Cheryl Funk
coaching for the first: year and
Handsworth Royals — under Jack
Tasaka and Joe Dang who are
coaching senior girls for the first
time after many years with boys’
teams at various age divisions —
are the North Shore's other AA"
schools.

The Pipers rely on $°10°' for-
ward Lynn Alexander and guard
Kellle Reeves, both in Grade 12.
They are backed up by Yvonne
Loewen, Terean Hilton and Jea-
nifer Adair, also graduating this
year; and Grade IIs Teresa
Buckoll, Susan Chalmers and
Angle Slee.

The Royals have 6°1"' Sendy
Scott in the post, forwards Tammy
Lawrence and Tanya Chernov,

See Teams
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