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.. SENTINEL SECONDARY'S badminton team returned home from Victoria as B.C. team champs.

The provincial title gives North Shore schools an unprecedented fifth B.C. crown So far this

“ scheol year. Spartan team Includes (left to right): Coach Jim Harrison, Andrea Woo, Karen

-- “Melsaac, Stuart Loule, Andrea Watson, Damon Galan, Howie Leung, Coiln Ciay, Faye Leung, Greg
« Mascos, Janico Loung end coach Vat Mills. Abserit fom photo ts Colin Campbell.

<THE NORTH Shore won an
“Unprecedented ‘fifth B.C. high
“school championship in’ one
season.” ‘as’ the Sentinel
' Spartans stole the show at the

16-team ‘provincial. boys’ .and

_<__ girls’ badminton tournament in
mu Mictorias

a ‘Due to ° star. player: Stuart

“.-Loute’s : painful . elbow, and. a:

sprained: ankle suffered by Colin
_. Clay in the first match of the three-
; day tourney, coaches Val Mills and
‘Jim Harrison faced some serious

lineup juggling. But the. Spartan’s
braintrust found the right combina-

‘tion in singles, mixed doubles and °
- doubles entries every time as the

West Vancouver school beat. St.
George’s-Crefton House. of

Vancouver 6-5, Victoria 9-2 ‘and.

Richraond 6-5 in section play, then
disposed of Kelowna 6-5 in quar-
ter-finals, Queen Elizabeth .of
Surrey 9-2 in the semis, and
Vancouver. Technical 7-4 in: the
final. : 7

Other team members are Karen
Melsaac,: Faye Leung, Janice

Leung, Andrea Watson, Andrea

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Simeiae
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.G. title

Woo, Colin Campbell, Damon
Galon, Howie Leung and Greg
Mascoe.

This is Sentinel’s sixth B.C. high
school badminton title and their
third in four years. ©

B.C. Championships were also
won this winter in girls’ gymnastics

(Handsworth), boys’ and girls’

snowboarding (Collingwood and
Handsworth tied), boys’ wrestling
(Carson Graham). and_ girls’
wrestling (Carson Grahan), while
Windsor and Cellingwood had
second places in “AA” and “A”
girls’ basketball respectively. -

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