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LISE Leveille of
North Vancouver’s
Flicka G ics is
Canada’s second best
female gymnast.

Leveille was an all-around
silver medallist in the women’s
high performance division of
the Canadian Gymnastics
Championships in Burnaby on
Saturday. Leveille’s score of
74.637 was 400 short of all-
around winner Julic Beaulieu
of Montreal. Leveille also won
a gold in the balance beam
with a near-perfect 9.9 score.

“I was happy with second
and how | did,” she said.

“There were some really good
girls, the beam routine was my
best. Jt was a really good com-

Flicka’s Nathalie Balfour
was the top all-around gym-
fast in the open women’s
finals with a score of 37.100.
Like Leveille, she won gold on
the balance beam with 9.65

joints. Other “Flickans”
included Melissa James, who
-ted for 11th on the floor exer-
cise, and Yuki Sudo, a bronze
medallist on the balance beam.

- Coliingwood School won
its second straight provincial
AA rugby championship on
Saturday.

Steve Bernier’s try with
two seconds left in regulation
gave Collingwood a 15-10 vie-
tory over Abbotsford’ | Robert
Bateman secondary.

“It was nerve-wracking,”
said Collingwood coach Dave
Speirs. “We played Bateman
earlier this year and beat them

by five points as well. We knew

they were a very good tcam.
- We — definitely ee
through the first half.

Bateman took a 5-0 lead
with a try in the 15th minute.
Collingwood’s Ryan Clark
had a oenalty kick on the last
play oft the half to make it 5-3.

Bateman scored another
try in the 10th minute of the
second half for a seven-point
lead. Collingwood tied the
game with a converted try 12
minutes later when Ramzey
Mahmoud took the ball into
the end zone and Clark regis-
tered the convert.

Bernier’s try prevented
overtime and completed the
team’s successful title defence:
Collingwood * defeated
Ladysmith in last year’s cham-
pionship. It was the third con-
eure ood! featuring

: «Gellingwood shut out
Aldergrove 49-0 in Thursday’s
quarser final, Williams Lake
was Collingwood’s first victim
ina 74-7 game on Wednesday.
A 38-0 semifinal win over
Kamloops’ Norkam ensured
Collingwood a berth in the
championship,

Carson Graham, mean-
while, finished in fourth, ios-
ing Saturday’s bronze medal

. game 31-18 to Oak Bay.
Carson Graham. began the
tournament with a 69-0 win
over Penticton and then
advanced to the semifinal with
a 38-34 win over Victoria’s St.

_Michael’s University School.
A heartbreaking 18-14 loss

to eventual Sbampion Lord*

Byng kept “arson Graham
from advancing to the final.
Collingwood’s . Scott
Johnston = and — Carson
Graham’s Casey Lake were
voted to their respective
Commissioner’s XV teams.

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