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West Vancouver athlete

SARAH PIKE PEAKS

SARAH PIKE is running
away with athletic and
scholastic achievements. |

The !7-year-old Sentinel
Secondary student was
recently named B.C.’s top
high school athlete for 1985
for her outstanding
achievements in volleyball
and track and field.

Though richly deserved,
the award was a surprise to

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; award come. from amateur
athletic associations from all
over the province. Pike’s .

name was submitted by the

_ B.C. Track and. Field,
* Association.: .

‘In- 1985, Pike was a

‘member’ ‘of ‘Sentinel’s AA-
“volleyball - team,

‘which

OLGA RUSK!
Contributing Writer

finished second overall in
the provincial champion-
ships. As a result of her play
in the championships, she
was elected to the first all-
star team.

Pike’s: prowess in
volleyball is evenly matched
by the Grade 12’s track and
field heroics. In the recent
B.C. Track and Field
Championships, she finished
first in the 400 metre hur-
dles, sixth in the 400-metre

sprint, third in the 4 by 400 -
metre relay, and. fourth in
the competition’s hep-.

tathalon.
Pike is also a top academ-

ic student with a consistent:

A average.
Of her achievements, Pike
says, ‘‘It takes a lot of.time

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‘won't get there.”

and’ dedication. to do well.
. You really have to want to
“do well, because if you do it
half-heartedly, you just

Pike was also chosen by

‘the local Lions Club to go

on a five-week student ex-
change trip to Chiba, Japan,
where she lived with two
different families.

Apart from other obser-
vations, Pike said she was
especially impressed with the
Japanese enthusiasm for
sports.

Outside of school, Pike
plays on.a local. volleyball
team, skis and. windsurfs.
She. has: also coached aspir-
ing: gymnasts. oo

Pike says she plans to go
on to. the’ University of
British‘ Columbia, but is
thus far unsure of. what she
will be studying there.

NEWS photo Neil Lucente

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