‘38 - Sunday, May 23, 1999 —

THE 10th anniversary
North Shore Spring
Triathlon goes tomor-
row at Ron Andrews
Pool in North
Vancouver.

It's the third event in the
10-race 1999 New
Balance /Forerunners
Provincial Triathlon Race
Series.

More than 600 athletes
from around the province,
ranging from seven to 65-
years-old, will run, cycle and
swim the course.

Racing will be conducted
in heats with the first heat at
7:30 a.m. Elite athletes com-
peting for points and prizes in
the race series will start at
11:30 a.m.

First prize in the elite race
is S60O* Proceeds from the
event aid internationally
ranked Canadian triathletes
who are aiming to compete in
the first Olympic triathlon at

atihietes of

NAME: Emily Richardson
SCHOOL: Carson Graham
GRADE: 12

SPORT: senior rugby
POSITION: flanker
COACHES: Brad Baker,
Lindsay Pimlott and Dave
Smortchevsky

THE SCOOP: Emily cap-
tained the Eagles to a 17-2-1
record, culminating in a third
place finish at the B.C. tier !
tournament last weekend in
North Vancouver. Tenacious
in the loose where she was on
the ball time and time again,
she dominated most games
and was named Carson
Graham’s best player of the
tournament.

North Shore News

the Svdney Games in 2000,

Among the athletes com-
ing to North Vancouver are
Mark Bates, caral
Montgomery, Greg Timeweil,
Craig Parsons, Lara Tyler and
Brent MeMahon.

Mount Seymour Parkway
and adjoining roads between
Berkeley Prive and Roche
Point Drive will be partially
closed between 7 a.m. and 11
a.m. Monday. North
Vancouver RCMP advise
motorists to take alternate
routes to avoid delays.

BB
Dust off your caber and
throw on your kilt. The
Highland Games are com-
ing.

Scots and would-be Scots
are invited to compete in tra-
ditional athletic contests on
June 26 at Coquitlam’s Town
Centre Stadium.

For information, call the
Scottish Cultural Centre at
263-9911.

Lie ween

NAME: Casey Lake
SCHOOL: Carson
Graham

GRADE: 12

SPORT: senior rugby
POSITION: fullback
COACHES: Doug Barker
and Garth Prouse

THE SCOOP: Casey hits a
ton, is an clusive runner and
has a great Ieg. He led all
scorers in the Premier A
exhibition series, which
involves most of the best
teams in the province, with
86 points on five trics, 13
penalty goals and 11 con-
verts in seven games. He
has racked up points in
every one of the Eagles’ 12
wins and three losses. The
team is ranked third inead-
ing to the B.C. AAA cham- °
pionships May 26-29.

Selections are ade by the North
Shore Secondary Schools’ Athletic
Association based on outstanding
performances in schoal competition.

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HANDSWORTH
Royals past and
present met jor
the Millennium
2000 reunion,
highlighted by an
alumni football
game. The blue
team defeated the
whites 44-0 during
the May 15 event
; at the North
Vancouver school.

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