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Marlins power to win

NORTH Shore Winter Club
Marlins won the team trophy
at their annual ‘‘B’’ meet
held at the club last weekend.
Over 400 swimmers from 12
clubs participated. Many
Marlins made finals and best
times.

In Division One Emily
Davidson had a 2nd .in 50
free, 4th in 50 fly and 6th in
50 breast while Jill Good-
brand had a 3rd in 50 breast
and 6th in 50 fiy.

Gavin Fiett came Ist in 50
free and 2nd in 50 breast,
Doug Shaw had two firsts in
SO breast and 50 fly, Greg
Symes came 3rd in 50 back
and 6th in 50 breast while
Daryn McLean came 3rd in
50 free.

In Division 2 Stacey Grant
came Ist in 50 breast and 4th
in 50 fly. PJamie Stothert
had firsts in 50 back and 50
fly and a 2nd in S50 free.

Paul Sadro came 2nd in 50
free and Nick Davidson came
Sth in 50 breast.

In Divison 3 Lori Plezia
was Ist in 50 free and 6th in
50 fly and Michiko Kariya
had a 3rd in 50 back and 6th
in 50 free. Jeff Hancock
came ist in 50 back, 3rd in 50
breast and 5th in 50 fly. Rob-
bie Prescott was Ist in SO fly
and Sth in 50 breast. Mike
Kennedy was Ist in 50 breast.

Lara McCandlish was 3rd
in 100 breast in Division 4,
Kelly Harrisen was 4th in 50
free, Karen Buddo was 4th in

Norwesters

NOR-WESTER athletes
brought home 22 medals
from The Pacific Northwest
International Track and Field
Championships held in Bell-
ingham, Washington on July
27, 28 and 29 including four
first place finishes.

Three 11 year olds mined
gold: Jlri Knizek in discus,
David Lee, 800 metres and
July Catchlove, 200 metre
hurdles.

Luke Meyer took a gold in
the 400 metres for 13 year
olds.

11 YEAR OLDS
Jiri Knizek -
Javelin, 3rd.
David Lee -

Discus, Ist;

800m, Ist;

240mH, 2nd; discus,
High Jump, 2nd.
Gareth Morgan - 200m, 3rd;
400m, 2nd; 200mH, 3rd; T.
Jump, 3rd.

Rosalind Bodwell - T. Jump,
3rd; Javelin, 3rd.

Julie Catchlove - 200m, 2nd;
200mH, Ist.

Kathleen Orr - S5OmH, 3rd;
200mH, 3rd.

12 YEAR OLDS

Diana Osborne - 200m, 3rd;
L. Jump, 3rd; T. Jump, 2nd.
13 YEAR OLDS

Jeff Jollymore - 400m, 2nd.
Luke Meyer - 400m, Ist; T.
Jump, 3rd.

18 YEAR OLDS .
Vattrie Hodgson - 200m, 3rd.

2nd;

Special stars
head East

Twelve British Columbia
athletes, from various
regions of the province, will
travel to Toronto in August
to participate in an Interna-
tional Special Olympic Floor
Hockey Tournament.

The Tournament, August
9-12, will include the playing
of the Little Stanley Cup
Game between Team USA
and Team Canada. Floor
Hockey was the first team
sport to be officially in
troduced into the programs
of Special Olympics for men
tally handicapped athletes

In preparation for this
tournament a training camp

will be held for the 12 All
Stars at South Arm Com-
munity Centér in Richmond,
August 6-8.

The 12 athietes selected to
represent B.C. are:

Nelson Weir, Jim Laitar,
Brian Bourne, Dale Eldrekin,
John Freeklty, Danny Dion,
Mark Russell, Peter Ferratto,
Jay Lanar, Peter Helemat,
Dave Chahal, Tom
Sigurnjale

Head Coach, Joe Lattar,
and Assistant Coaches Yvon
Savoie and John Wolbers will
accompany the team to
Toronto. Tiger Wilhams of
the Vancouver Canucks 1s
Honorary Head Coach

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50 fly and Carolyn Grafton
was 4th in 100 back and Sth
in 100 breast. John deLuca
was Ist in 50 fly and Jason
Grant was 2nd in 50 free.

In Division 5 Julie Good-
brand was Ist in 50 free,
Danielle Helgason had Ists in
50 fly and 100 back and 4th
in 100 breast, and Tricia
Sadro had a ist in 100 breast
and 4th in 50 fly.

Next weekend the ‘‘A’’
Regionals will be held at Per-
cy Norman Pool with the
Provincials held at the
Canada Games Poo! Aug 23,
24 & 25. The ‘‘B’’ Regionals,
are Aug 18 and 19 at the
North Shore Winter Club.

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