Island won first place.

SOCCER

NV heads into ‘86 united

NORTH VAN United Soccer Club
has; joined ‘with: the MacSween
Soccer Association for 1986 to
form the North Vancouver Lions
Gate Soccer Association
(NVLGC).

The merger wiil increase North
Vancouver's ability to offer a full
range of soccer Sor the recreational
player to the serious athlete.

‘The new colors of the club will
be..blue and black-striped shirts
with black trim, black shorts and

GRADE NINE Sentinel Secondary School student Ryan Clark reaches for the bail at the B.C. High School
Tennis Championships held Friday at Argyle School. Sentinel placed fourth in the competition, while
Argyle, the only other North Shore school in the tournament, came in fourth. Lambrick Park of Vancouver

blue socks.

The new club has already held
its first registration day and is
planning to hold a second on June
7 at the North Vancouer Recre-
ation Centre from 10 a.m, to 2
p.m.

All soccer players born in 1980
and who register for the 1986-87
soccer season will receive a free
soccer ball. ;

Family rates are available for

NEWS photo Mike Wakefleld

families with more than one child
registering with the new associa-
tion.

The second child will play for a
reduced fee and all other. children
will play free.

The NVLGC is also holding a
summer soccer school during the
first three weeks of July at Cleve-
land and Norseman Parks,

All interested soccer players may
sign up at the registration or by
phoning Joan Herrin at 980-2237.

13 - Wednesday, June 4, 1986 - North Shore News

| SENTINEL Secondary has
the’ best high school. track :
and field team in B.C.

The West Vancouver school
consolidated its claim to that title
after finishing first overall in the
B.C. High School Track and Field
Championships held at Burnaby’s
Swangard Stadium over the
weekend. ;

Led, by sprinter Steve. Dong,
defending champion Sentine! edg-
ed out second-place Burnaby Cen-

tral-by a 100 to 99.5 points total.

Dong finished first in the boys’
100 and 200-metre events, then.an-

‘chored Sentinel’s 4x400-metre.

relay to the third-place finish that -

‘cinched the overall titie’ for’ his
“school and took the 100-metre race -

with a time of 10:93: His winning
200-metre time was 22:39,

West Vancouver's Hillside: Sec-
ondary finished third overall, tied

’ with Vancouver College. Both

schools had 58 points.

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Handsworth . Secondary from
North Vancouver ended ninth
overall with 39 points.
. In other’ individual events, Sen-
tinel’s Sara Pike finished. third in
the. women’s 400-metre hurdles,
while team-mate Shannon Bard
was. second in the women’s 1,500
metre race. Sara McGladdery won
the women's high jumping event
for Sentinel. with . 1.66-n.ctre
jump. Jill’ Mentiply, also from
Sentinel, was third in the high
. jump.

Sentinel also finished second i in
the women’s 4x400-mietre felay.”

‘ Hillside’s Carolyn ‘Reeder.: ‘won: |

the 800-metre evént with:

2:13:20. Argyle Secondary s ‘Susan .

Chainbers finished third.’ .
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‘200-metre’ race,” while!- team-mate’

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Handsworth’s: ‘Jenny: 'Rauh “was

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