Secondary School :in.; West
Vancouver finished second i in
the B.C.- “Secondary Schools.
Gymnastics °

gymnasts from 47 schools
competed in the provincial
championship in Vernon.
Winners of the girls Cham-
pion Sports trophy were
Moscrop Secondary students
from Burnaby, whose total
point score was 237.95.
Hillside’s second place score
was 201.35, followed by host

GIRLS FROM Hillside

Championships -
last weekend. Two hundred —

finished 13 and 44 with totals

of 124.07 and 118.75. It was.
a move up from fifth place
last year for the Hillside
gymnasts.

In the all-around competi-
tion North Shore gymnasts
won two of the four girls
divisions. It was close com-
petition in all of the girls
groups for the top places.

Carma Allen of Hand-

school ‘W.E: Seaton of Ver-
non with 188.10.

.North Shore girls from
Howe. ‘Sound Secondary and
Handsworth Secondary

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FORTY TWO Provincial and
Divisional gymnasts from the
West Vancouver Recreation
Centre Whip-Its and the
North Vancouver Flicka
Gym Club met at the Divi-
sional All-around Champion-
ships at the North Vancouver
Memorial Gymnasium last
Saturday evening. The top all
around winners in the in-
dividual events follow:

RESULTS
Midget B

Stephanie Haladner, Stephanie Hig-
gitison, Haladner won Vault. Beam

AN EXCITING, closely
played game with Lacombe,
Alberta downing Burnaby
Minor 3-2 finalized the North
Shore Winter Club’s Terry
Fox Memorial Bantam 8B
Tournament and taking this
‘A’ event final last week.

The Lacombe team beat
Burnaby Minor 3 to 2 to win
the ‘A’ event final game
played March 20th at the
NSWC.

The ‘B’ event was won by
Victoria Racquettes Club 4-2
over Richmond.

South Delta's team beat

Nanaimo 8-1 to win the ‘C’
event.

sworth and Tammy Schouw
of Hillside finished one and
three in the Division I com-
petition. Allen moved up
from her seventh place finish

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and Floor, Higginson won Bars. Both
girls are from West Van.

Argo B .

Leslie Wilson (F), Krissy Kusmack
(WV), Christine Allen (F), Kim
Taylor (F), Nicol Tscho! (F), Diane
Kasimir (F).

Tyro B .
Analise Oseen (®, Andy Humphries
(F), Jennie Stamper (WV), Alexa
Sinel (WV).

Midget A

Lara Pilla, Jennifer Mckenzie, Apar-
na Ray, Michelle White, Meghan
White, Stacey Ogilvie, Kim Gilbert
(All Flicka)

Argo A
(All Flicka) Tie Kathy Udorovic &

Allstar awards were
presented by Vern Smith,
Captain of the New
Westminster Bruins and se-
cond round 1982 draft choice
of the New York Islanders
and Cliff Ronning, also of
the Bruins, who is well on his
way to being chosen as
Rookie of the year.

North Shore Winter Club’s
team started off by playing
their first game against
Lacombe and losing 6-4.
They progressed to the ‘B’
group, however, they didn’t
make it to the finals.

The tournament proved to
be one of the best from both
the level of competition as

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' ‘around title, as she edged out
R. Hastle of Garibaldi

School, Maple Ridge with a
score of 24.5 to _.Hastle’s

223.25. Schouw had a score of

23.05. Lara Weaver of Hand-
sworth was fourth with 22.7
and Kirsten Bickwell of
Howe Sound was eighth with
21.85.

In Division 2 Meredith
Toward of Hillside finished
just ahead of two gymnasts
from Parkland Secondary
School in Sidney, to win that.
title. Toward who was 13th
last year finished with an all-
around. winning score of

‘23.0. Cheryl Ward of Howe

Sound, who was the winner

Paige Gordon, Helen Carmichael,
Darla Wooden, Trista Onno, Nick

‘ Pyro A

{All Flicka) Robin Bone, Megan Gor-

. don, Tania Sechett, Joanna Paton,
Jill Wilson.

Open A

Chantal] Murata (F), Patti Furniss (F),
Tina Fredrickson (F), Lori Stewart
(WV), Kelly Dairon (F), Jill
Hesselgrave (WV), Colleen Gray (F),
Tammy Perkins (WV).

The top six finishers in Midget A,
Argo A, Tyro A and Open A will be
competing in the B.C. Age Group
Championships at Simon Fraser
University on April 7 & 8 representing
the North Shore.

ox tourney success

well as from the enthusiasm
of the participants. Twenty-
six teams applied for one of
the sixteen spots available
with all participants asking to
be invited back next year.

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of Division 1 last year, mov-
ed up to the second division
and came ninth overall with

In -Division 3 Karen
Lavender. of Hillside moved
up to the bronze medal posi-
tion from sixth place last
year. Her overall third place
score was 23.4. Nancy
McTavish of Handsworth
was ninth with 22.1. The win-
ner in that division was Laura
Lee Neutrighter of Queen
Elizabeth Secondary School,

_Surrey with a score of 24.9. _

In the top Division 4 Lori
Stewart of Handsworth came
fifth overall. with. 25.9 and

‘Debbie Setton of Hillside was

seventh with a score of 25.4.

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