RECORDS FALL

A RECORD breaking

performance by Dave
Wilkinson of Handsworth
was perhaps the biggest

factor in the North Shore
high school's win at the B.C.
high school track and field
championships at Swangard
Stadium Saturday.

Wilkinson sliced .2
seconds off the old Canadian
scholastic record for the 100
metre hurdles, flashing past
the finish line in a mere 14.2
seconds.

The Handsworth athlete
competed in a total of 10
events, and his outstanding
performance netted him the
rare double honour of top
male athlete and most in-
spirational athlete to his
team.

The grade 11 student still
has one more year to work
on toppling even more
records, a fact that has
coach Terry Hooge happy.

Handsworth easily out-
distanced Burnaby Central
for the provincial utle, a
change from last year when
the two powerhouses settled
for a tie. The North Van
school earned 138 points,
well ahead of Burnaby’s 105.
Fraser Valley's Centennial

Handsworth
No. 1 in B.C.

finished a close third with 93
points.

Handsworth had the top
girls team, with an aggregate
total of 65, and the second
best boys squad, which
earned 71 points, just short
of Central's 77.

The other “H” in the North
Shore's top track twosome,
Hillside, finished sixth — a
strong placing for a school
whose strength lies mainly in
junior athletes. (The B.C.
championships, while not
limited to any age group,
features mostly senior
category athletes.)

Handsworth had several
other first place finishes in
the two day meet. The girl's
4x100m relay team of Elaine
Prescott, Diane Ford, Sue
Bromley and Jill Fargey
captured the blue ribbon in
their event with a time of
50.9.

And Andrew Dawson was
the fastest boy in B.C. in the
400m, taking the tape in 48.9
seconds.

Top female athlete was
declared to be Mount
Douglas’ middle distance
runner Trish Wellman, who

CONTINUED ON PAGE B3

Lynnwood starts with a win

FAST-PACKED action was
the name of the game as the
Lynnwood Ladies started off
the lacrosse season last week
with a 8-4 win over
Coquitlam.

In a well-played defensive
game June 1. outstanding
efforts were put in by both
goahes: North Van's Junc

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Price and Coquitlam's
Debbie Block.

Barb Brown of Lynnwood
lead the offensive scoring
with a hat tnck and one
asist. Janic Malcolm,
recovering successfuly from
an carler leg injury, came
up with one goal and two
assists. with singles goals

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scored by Chris Nordstrom,
Debbie Rea, Sarah Young
and Arlene Sterk.

Two assists apiece were
made by Liz Borland and
Carla Bumstead, and a fine
performance put in by new
team member Linda Hayton.

The Lynnwood squad is
the only North Shore team in
the Lower Mainland league.

June 9, 1982

CHECKING OUT the
opposition b& Lynwood
Lady Patty Scote im
women's lacrosse action
last week. North Shore

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