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24 ~ Sunday, November 9, 1997 —~ North Shore News

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BADMINTON... A number
of Hollyburn Country Club
badminton players placed in
the top nwo at the recent Jack
Underhill Tournament a the
Vancouver Racquets Club.
Hollyburn’s Julia Chen led
the way with two gold medals;
one in women’s ‘A’ singles, as
she defeated Jennifer Wong
11-5, 11-6; and one in
*¥omen’s *A’ doubles, when
she paired with Calgary's

women’s ‘B’ singles, losing 11-
5, 11-4 to the host club’s
Leana Lee.

And the Hollyburn team of
Fiona Morris and Derek
Senft claimed the ‘B’ mixed
doubles’ silver medal with a
tight 15-8, 1-15, 35-11
defeat at the hands of
Vancouver Racquet Club
members Barb Cullen and
Frank Price.

Cavs
edge
Pipers

A Collingwood

player (left) battles
for the ball with an
Argyie Piper in
soggy conditions
at Hugo Ray Park
in the North Shore
junior girls’ field

Charmaine Reid for a 15-8,
15-3 win over the Vancouver
sister duo of Elma and Moira
Ong. Sabrina Lee and Fiona
Morris also earned women’s
doubles’ gold medals, as the

SOCCER... Third-vear Simon
Fraser University goalkeeper
Andrea Bruaner has been
named goalie-of-the-year in the
Pacific Northwest Athletic

Hollyburn duo downed the
team of Hollyburn member
Wendy McGill and
Vancouver’s Kate Woznow in
the ‘B final.
Hollyburn’s Sarah
MacMaster won silver in the

Conference. The = North
Vancouver player posted eight
shutouts for the Clan this sea-
son, and posted a stingy 0.32
goals against average in conter-
ence play.

— Andrew McCredie

athletes of the week

NAME: Brett Liljefors
SCHOOL: West Van
GRADE: 11

SPORT: Sr. swimming
EVENTS: Butterfly, 1M,
backstroke

COACH: Bryn Williams

Brett’s time of 28.10

* seconds in the ‘B’ boys’
50m butterfly at last
weekend’s North Shore
championships eclipsed
the meet mark by more
than half a second. He
also won the ‘B’ 100m
individual medley by
more than two seconds,
and placed second in the
50m backstroke in 30.40.

NAME: Andrea Donohoe
SCHOOL: Windsor
GRADE: 10
SPORT: Sr. swimming
EVENTS: Backstroke and
freestyle
COACH: Mary Catherine
Diebolt

Andrea broke the sec-
ond-oldest North Shore
meet record with a 1:08.30
in the *A’ girls’ 160m back-
stroke, crasing the 1978
time of 1:08.8 set by
Carson ¢sraham’s Suzanne
Kwasny. Andrea also won
the ‘A’ 50m and 100m
freestyle events and was on
the winning 200m freestyle
relay team.

Selections are made by the North
Shore Secondary Schools’ Athletic
Association based on outstanding
performances in school competition,

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All minor league hockey
players who wear their team
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North — Shore
Griffinas-
Abbotsford
Pilots game at
West Vancouver
Arena ger free
admission, a free
hot dog and a
free bag of pop-
corn.

Billed as the
“Minor Hockey
Monday Night
Madness Event,”
the night is the

a

first of many
North Shere
Griffins’ owner

Ken Wilson hopes to use to
draw fans to watch the Junior
B hockey club.

In addition to the free
stuff, the evening includes the

Griffin of the week:
Jayson Taylor

first annual “Great Griffin
Hockey Raffle,” with prizes
thar include an autographed
Paul Kariya hockey card and
an autographed Dave Babych
hockey stick, and a $300 pair
of skates.

Game time
tomorrow is
7:45 p.m.

Griffins’ assis-
tant captain
Jayson Taylor
earned player of
the week honors
for his offensive
prowess in the
Griffins’ 7-4
home win over
the Richmond
Sockeyes last
Monday night.

Taylor scored a natural
hat-trick, potting two in the
first period and one in the sec-
ond.

— Andrew McCredie

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North Shore junior
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