B.C. wins rue

Bob Mackin

Sports Reporter
: binackin@nsnews. com

THE North Shore nine
had a golden time near
Ottawa Monday.

Six. Capilano Rugby
Football Club players and
three North Shore members
of the Vancouver Rowing
Club were part of the B.C.
- uader-21 team that won the
national championship.

Cap’s Bob Motazed had

two conversions in the final, a
24-8 victory over the host
Ontario in Nepean.

B.C. beat Ontario 29-5 in
the first round-robin match.
Low-scoring victories fol-
lowed against the Prairie
Provinces (10-3) and Eastern
Canada (9-3).

“I knew the competition
was going to be a lot tougher
against the regional teams,”
said B.C. U-21 coach Tim
Murdy, who coaches the
Capilano RFC Premier league
side. “Some of the other

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provinces aren’t as strong a:
Ontario and B.C. Even
though the scores were one-
sided against Ontario, they
were tough games.”

Motazed, a member of the
national U-21 team,
joined on the B.C. roster by
fellow Caps Jon Granander,
Tom Larisch, Chris Strubin,
Matt Plane and Rob
Snowden. Mike Webb, Jordan
Sieffert and Dylan Procter
were the North Shore players
attached to the Vancouver
Rowing Club.

Wong takes jr. tourney

“. EUGENE Wong of
North Vancouver won

-’. the Optimist Junior

.” Linkster Invitational
Aug. 3 in Chilliwack.
‘:, -* Wong’s 18-hole score’ of 80
-on-the. par-71 Falls. Golf and
~ Country Club qualified him for
“the. 26-event. Junior. Linkster
‘Tour Canada. He competed in
the’ 10 and under division and
was the overall winner. —_-

-- Thomas: Petts of North
-Vancou' fer, was ‘second in the

11-12 division with an 85 and
also qualified for the tour for
boys and. girls between ages
five and 14.
. Wong and Petts were. part
of the 32-member B.C. team
that beat Washington state
108-36 in Aug. 1 in Chilliwack
and Aug. 2 in Sudden Valley,
Wash.
Fellow North
Vancouverites Corey Steger
and Cory Fleck and West
Vancouver’s Sean Harlingten
and Stuart Bell competed in

the seventh annual Ryder Cup-

style golf matches against
juniors from: south of | the bor-
der.

Meanwhile, Peter
Christopher of West Vancouver
shot a two-round 169 for third
place in the boys 12-14 divi-
sion of the Cordova Bay Junior
Open Aug. 2 and 3 near
Victoria.

Marshall McLeod of West
Vancouver was fourth in the
boys 15-16 group with a 180

‘ — Bob Mackin

Courtney cashes in

. COURTNEY Campbell, 16, won gold and
“bronze at last month’s B.C. Summer Games

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BEFORE she goes for
gold in Sydney, Blythe
Hartley will be diving
for a world junior
championship in
Calgary.

Hartley, a North
Vancouverite who trains in
Calgary, is part of the 12-
member Canadian junior
squad in the 24-country event
Aug. 16-20.

Hartley, 19, was a key
member of the Canadian team
that took 10 medals (including
four gold) and first place over-
all last year in the Czech
Republic. She won the one-
and 10-metres events and was
second in three-metres. She'll
be diving in the 16-18 catego-
ry.

“The Olympics are obvi-
ously the main focus but this
Meet is very important too,”
she said. “I want to go out and
do a good job.”

China, Russia, Germany,
Ukraine and the U.S. are also
entering teams.

Hartley will be competing
Sept. 15 to Oct. 1 at the
Summer Olympics in Sydney,
Australia...

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SET sail for the 10th annual
Heineken Cup Easter Seals
Regatta on Saturday.

Participants in the salsa
summer-themed fundraiser
launch from Royal Vancouver
Yacht Club in six divisions.

Entries for sailboats. and
power boats are a minimum
$500 sponsorship. » Funds will
support programs for children
with “ditabilities. Call 873-
1865 for information.

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield .

Learn from Lenarduzzi .

BOS Lenarduzzi demonstrates ball contro} ‘skills te a.

young player at Ambleside Park during the recent

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