Wilson
wins
wrestling

FORMER Windsor secondary
school student Chris Wilson won a
gold medal Aug. 14 in the World
Espoir Wrestling Championships.

The 19-year-old) defeated
Korea’s Woy Choi 7-1 in the 68-
kilogram freestyle class of the
competition held at BCIT.

Wilson, who currently trains at
Simon Fraser University, is only
the second Canadian to win a gold
medal at ihe Espoir champion-
ships.

Espoir wrestling denotes an age
group of between 18 and 20.

Wilson was the only member of
the 1987 Canadian team who also
participated in the 1985 competi-
tion.

Local leads
B.C. hoop
team scorers

DEREK CHRISTIANSEN of
West Vancouver's Sentinel see-
endary school led all B.C. scorers
during an Aug. [1 first-round 70-
61 loss for the province’s team to
Stockton, California in’ the
Basketball Congress International
tournament being held in Phoenix,
Arizona.

The B.C. Under-16 all-star team
was relegated to consolation round
play following the loss.

Christiansen scored 15 points in
the game.

Hockey
exchange
scheduled

WEST VANCOUVER Minor
Hockey will present its registration
and hockey equipment and skate
exchange on Saturday, August 29.
The event will take place from
ll a.m. to 1 p.m. at the West
Vancouver Recreation Centre's ice
arena at 22nd and Marine Drive.

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