16 - Wednesday, October 25, 1989 - North Shore News

SPORTS
Boys’ v'ball
teams compete

HIGH SCHOOL boys’ voileyball
on the North Shore — unlike the
girls who have the strongest senior
league in the province — is just
beginning its struggle to become
competitive with the rest of B.C.

A seven-team junior boys’
league has been added this year to
the senior circuit that was re-
established four years ago.

West Vancouver Highlanders,
coached by Rhonda Betts, is the
class of the six senior teams that
include Argyle Pipers (coached by
Rusty Furse), Sutherland Sabres
(Lyle Johanson), Howe Sound
Sounders (Rod Thompson), Sen-
tinel Spartans (Marcel Druwe) and
Handsworth Royals (Michelle
Lachmann, Kelly McCrea and
Kathy Petraroia),

The Hightanders have done
remarkably well at the U.B.C.,
Yale and Brookswood invitational
tournaments, especially consider-
ing an incredible list of injuries
and illness that has sidelined six
players at different times.

Setter Greg Meldrum broke his
finger, setter Rebin Mahood
sprained an ankle, power hitter
Tim Horsmait pinched a nerve in
his neck, middle blocker Sean
Richardson had tendonitis of the
rotator cuff, Jeff Gerd had stit-
ches in his chin and Paul Meyer
contracted mononucleosis.

Among the current starters, only
Dsve Dunnet and Mark Ernsting
have remained healthy.

With everybody now back, West
Vancouver — the tallest North
Shore team whose starting six
average 6’2°” — is looking forward
to the two-day, eight-schsol
Handsworth invitational which
begins Friday and has attracted
five teams from the Fraser Valley.

This season’s goal for the local
teams is to qualify as one of the
two Vancouver and District area
teams to the B.C. ‘‘AA’* champi-
onships (for schools with over 160
boys in Grades 11-12), which is be-
ing held in Prince George Nov. 29
to Dec. 2.

School scoreboard

From page 15

RUGBY
Junior Boys
Bal 35, Sent 6; WV 42, Coll 0.
Juvenile Boys
Bal 36, Sent 4; Arg 36, Hill 0; CG 6, Bur-
naby North 3.
Bantam Boys

Arg 17, Hill 10; Sent 2, Wsr 6; STA 18,
Coll 7; Bal 34, CG 12; Arg 16, STA 4; Sent
18, CG 4; Bal $8, Coll 0.

SOCCER
Senios Boys

Arg 1, Suth 0; CG 2, WV 1; Wsr 3, Sent 1;
Sey 1, Coil 0; Arg 1, WV 0; Suth 1, CG 0;
Wsr 5, Coll 0; Sey 2, Sent 1.

VOLLEYBALL
Senior Gids

Sent over HS 15-1, 15-3, 15-13;

Wsr over STA 15-8, 15-12, 16-14;

Hand over Suth 15-8, 15-7, 15-5;

WV over CG 15-1, 35-5, 15-7;

Arg over Coll 6-15, 15-2, 15-15, 15-3;

WY over Sent 15-4, 15-12, !5-10;

Hand over Arg 15-9, 15-5, 15-10;

Hand over Wsr 15-12, 15-10, 15-7;

STA over CG 15-5, 13-15, 15-12, 15-6.

WV realtors top
golf tourney

WEST VANCOUYER’S Bell Re-
alty team were the overall winners
of the Drive for Research golf
tournament held at Mayfair Lakes
Golf Club Sept. 28.

With a gross ‘‘scramble’’ score
of 59, Lionel Lorence, Alan
Angell, Guy Syndham-Jones and
Ken Williams came out on top at
the fundraiser for the Lions Gate
Medical Research Foundation.

Local family physician Dr. Mike
Marshall won the Golf Holidays
West round trip tickets for two to
San Francisco.

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