ecember 4, 1891 — North Shore New:

NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

WEST VANCOUVER Hightanders Amy Tutt (left) and Joann
Paterson block a shot from the Max Cameron team of Powell
River at the B.C. ‘‘AAA” high schoci girls’ volleyball champi-
onship played Nov. 28-30 at Handsworth. West Vancouver won

provincial title. Meanwhile, St. Thomas Aquinas won the

girts’ ‘A’ title in Castlegar. Story and photos to be published

in the Dec. 6 News.

Norwester McLaren qualifies
for cross country int’l meet

NORWESTER LINDSAY
McLeren has qualified to repre-
sent Canada at the World Junior
Cross Country Championships to
be held February in Boston.

McLaren, who has shone as a
newcomer to Simon Fraser Uni-
versity athletics this year, will
form part of the six-member
women’s team from Canada.

She qualified for the world
championship with a second place
finish at the Canadian junior cross
country championships held in
Halifax, Nova Scotia. McLaren
posted a time of 15 minutes, 13
seconds in the 4,000-metre event
(four kilometres). .

The B.C. cross-country team
placed second overali in Halifax
and included NorWesters Suzanne
LeNobel and Gillian Walker who
finished 21st and 39th respectively
in the 4,000.

Two other NorWesters, Lori

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finished second and fifth respec-
tively at the B.C. championships
but chose to miss the Canadian
championships to give the younger
athletes a chance to compete.
Durward and Drewa become
seniors as of Jan. 1 and would not
be eligible to compete at the world
junior championship. They both
run for the University of B.C.

Another NorWesier athlete,
Warren Barker, is a strong hope-
ful for the senior national cross
country team.

Barker placed seventh at the
Canadian championships in
Halifax, just ahead of Graham
Fel}. Six athletes were chosen to
the Canadian team going to the
World Senior Cross Country
Championships in Boston; three
more will be selected after a Feb.
1 meet in Victoria.

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Badminton team nets Pan Am medals

STEPPING UP to their first in-
ternational level competition,
three members of Hollyburn
Country Club’s badminton team
were the only players from
Canada to participate in the 199]
Pan American Junior Badminton
Championships held in Mexico
City recently.

Nancy Reid, 15, Allison Rice,
and Christy Wilson, both 16,
travelled with Hollyburn pro Zip
Dhanani to compete at the cham-
pionships in the Juan de la Bar-
rera Stadium, which has a seating
capacity of 10,000.

On the carpeted courts in Mex-
ico, the Canadian girls managed
victories which sent them home
with two medals each.

Reid, playing under-16 singles,

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captured the gold medal by
defeating Monica Rossil of
Guatemala 11-5, 11-1 in the
semi-final, and winning the final
against Mexican Laura Amaya
11-S, i!-3. She partnered with
teammate Rice in the under-18
doubies to earn a gold medal by
defeating the Peruvian team of
Ursula Blanco and P. Pedericci
15-11, 15-11 in the semi-final, and
Zvetlana and Karla Serralde from
Mexico, 15-5, 15-3 in the final.

Rice won her other medal in the
under-18 girls’ singles event, ad-
vancing to the finals by defeating
Blanco 12-10, !t-7, and capturing
the title by upsetting Zvetlana
Serralde 11-4, 11-8.

Wilson, also playing under-18,
brought home the silver medal in

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mixed doubles partnered with M.
Gutierrez of Guatemala, beating
the number one team from
Guatemala in the semis, but losing
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Playing with Mercedes Pierola
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medal, a bronze, was won in
under-18 girls’ doubles.

At the national level, all three
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championships for the first time
last year. Rice won the under-16
singles title to become national
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