B2 - Wednesday, January 26, 1983 - North Shore News

N.S. bar meet results &

The North Shore Division
of the B.C. Gynmastics
Associaton held a bar meet
at the West Vancouver
Recreation Centre on
Sunday, January 23. Girls
from the West Vancouver
Recreation Centre Whip-Its
and the Flicka Gym Club

took part. These are the
ribbon winners in each
category:

Argo A: 1. Kathy

Udorovic, 2. Paige Gordon,
3. Darla Wooden; tied for
fourth: Helen Carmichael
and Joanna Paton, 6. Megan
Gordon. All were from the

Flicka club.

Tyro A: 1. Christine
Brett, (Flicka) 2. Gillian
Taylor, (Flicka) 3. Tracey
Vennels, (Flicka) 4. Stacey
Sinclair, (Flicka) 5. Tanya
Percy (Whip-Its) 6. Robin
Bone (Whip-Its).

Open A_ champion,
Chrissy Mittundorfer of
Flicka.

Midget B: 1. Liz Hut-
chins, (Flicka) 2. Miri
Lester, (Flicka) 3. Aparna
Ray, (Flicka) 4. Sandra
Webster, (Flicka) 5. Kim

Ogden, (Whip-Its) 6. Kristin
McLellan, (Whip-Its).

Argo B: 1. Lisa Statham,
(Flicka) 2. Krissy Kosmack,

(Whip-Its) 3. Kim Taylor,
(Flicka) 4. Gina Finck,
(Whip-Its) 5. Jill Wilson,
(Flicka) 6. Lesley Wilson,
(Flicka).

Tyro B: 1. Keily Darron,
(Flicka) 2. Colleen Gray

(Flicka) 3. Jennifer Lowden
(Flicka) 4. Leanne Saunders
(Flicka) 5. Tina Fredrickson
(Flicka). Tied for 6th: Lesley
Winnett, (Flicka) and Alena
Sinel (Whip-Its).

Open B: i. Jill
Hesselgrave, 2. Tina Wnde,
both of Whip-Its.

Ringette Review

There was a full slate of
games in Ringette action last
week.

In Tween Division,
McConnell Airconditioning
Blade Runners downed Lynn
Valley Cycle Ringers 5-3
with Shopper's Whoppers
downing North Shore Winter
Club 7-4 then losing &-3 ina

rematch with NSWC.

Annette Chernin scored
all three goals in Johnny's
Angels 3-2 win over Langley
in Opumist Jr. Belle action
while in the other Belle
game, Garfield and the
Pussycats downed Langley 4-
3

Tern Scott scored a pair
with singles going to Allison

Bennett and Tania Green for
Pussycats.

In Opumist Belle Division,
Bombers downed Poco 5-4
with Jennifer Renaud
scoring two and singles going

to Sarah Jenkins, Paisley
Howard and Sandra An-
derson.

The other Belle game saw
Debs down Langley 5-3.

Duke grapplers win

WINDSOR WRESTLERS
are turning out to be the men
to beat if recent results are
any indication.

In a Jan. 12 triangular
meet, the second out of
three, Windsor won more
than half the matches.

Leading the exhibition
results with 14 wins, Wind-

sor's closest competition
came from Carson Graham,
which won seven. West
Vancouver, the host school,
finished with six wins.

Competition was open by
weight to seniors and
juniors.

The last of the exhibition
series starts today (Wed-

nesday) at 3:44 1m the Carson

Graham gym. The junior
tournament will be held Feb.
10 and the semor Feb. 15.

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