50 — Sunday, November 7, 1999 — North Shore News

Simeiines

VANS Triple Crown of

Snowboarding is com-

ing to Mount Seymour.
The

prestigious snow-
boarding event gets under
way Dee. 3-5 in
Breckenridge, Colo. and
comes to North Vancouver
for the first time Jan, 13-16.
The final stop is Sicrra-at-
Tahoe, Calif. Feb. 24-27.
Triple Crown
includes the International
Snowboarding Federation
world series halfpipe, snow-
board cross and big air events.

“We're very excited to
bring the Vans Triple Crown
of — Snowboarding to
Vancouver where we also
hold our Vans Triple Crown
of skateboarding each
spring,” said Vans? vice-presi-
dent of promotions Steve Van
Doren, “Vancouver is a lead-
ing board sports and lifestyle
city for snowboarding and
skateboarding.”

The series features
$375,000 US in prize moncy
and is televised via ESPN.

GOO
KENT Major of North
Vancouver racked ap 1,061
points in five games to win

the provincial bowling finals

at Park Royal Lanes in West
Vancouver Oct. 17.

Major scored an average of
212 points per game and took
home a prize of $350. The
touraament was presented by
the, Bowling Proprictors of

Mcanwhile Bryce
Williams was first with a total
of 1.983 ar the recént 35th
annual City Tournament in
Richmond’s Top Gun bowl-
ing centre.

In the senior boys all-
events handicap — Brad
Cocomiie was third with
2,063. Cocomile was also
third in the senior boys
scratch (1,892) and singles
(771).

Mark Westerberg bowled
the high single game of the
Tournament with a 268

game.
G00

OLGA Kotelko is beginning

her fundraising carly for the

next two world masters track

and field championships.

“The 8G-ycar-old athlete is
looking forward to the 2601
world masters’ championships
in Brisbane, Australia and
2003 event in Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia. She’s inviting new
friends and old te join her for
a night of fim at Cheers
Restaurant on Nov. 16.

The $15 admission
includes finger foods, enter-
tainment and chances to win
door prizes. Proceeds will
benefit Kotelko’s trust fund
to -help pay for travel to
fational and international
meets.

The West Vancouver
woman won six gold and
three silver medals at the

C

NEIL Bergman dribbles past an
Oct. 31 at the new Parkgate

north shore n

Grizz Jr.

ews

“MEWS nhoie Julie verson

a daavfor Grizziies basketball game
Community Centve in Nosth Vancouver. The program, for

boys and giris in Grades 4-10, is sponsored by Gee Vancouver Grizzlies and is
designed to encourage teamwork.

THE Capilano College
Blues went 4-3 last
week in men’s exhibi-
tion basketball play.

The Blues upended
-olumbia Bibic College 98-
76 as Aiex Nadrazsky had 13
points. Pave Shannon, Paris
Jackson and Rob Robles had
11 apiece.

The team came third at
the Langara Falcons
Invitational Tournament in
Vancouver after going 1-2.

Nadrazsky led scoring in
all three games with a tourma-
nt high 27 points, 17
rebounds and five steals in a
90-82 win over the
University of Northern B.C.
The team came back from a
17-paint deficit to get the
win. He had 21 points and
niac rebounds in Capilane’s
100-86 loss te Cariboo
Coliege and notched 26
points and nine rebounds in a
111-85 loss to the host
Falcons.

lege haonsiers tin off

The fatter game featured
some unusual scoring as Rob
Robles made a rare five-point
play: he scored a three-point
shot and was fouled after
sinking the ball. He was suc-
cessful on both free throws.
A few minutes later, Vernis
Blair had a four-point plav zs
ke was fouled after making a
tuee-goint shot and scored a
sudsequent free throw.

The team hosted Seatrle’s
Shorcline Community
College Saturday.

NAME: Krystle Stampzili
SCHG AL: Sentine!
GRADE: i2

SPORT: senior swimming
COACH: David Weber
THE SCOOP: Krystle
erased the North. Shore
meet record in the 50
metre freestyle “C™ event
(for those nor also training
with a community club) in
32.98 seconds at Percy
Norman Pool Oct. 31.
She also won the 50 m
“C” breaststroke in 42.63
and was key in Sentinel’s
medley and freestyle relay
teams which qualified fur
the B.C. championships
Nov. [9-20 ar Watermania
in Richmond.

NAME: Runald Chung
SCHOOL: Handsworth
GRADE: 10

SPORT: senior swimming
CCACHES: Peter Howes
and Karim Hachlaf

THE SCOOP: Ronald
destroyed the field in four
races for “A” swimmers
(those who train year-
round with 2 community
club) during the 29th
annual North Shore cham-
pionships at_— Perey
Norman Poot Oct. 31.
His blue ribbon perfor-
mances came in the 50 m
freestyle (25.83 seconds),
100) m__ breaststroke
(1:10.16), 100 m butterfly
(1:04.43) and 200 m indi-
vidual medley (2:22.39).

Selections are made by the North
Shore Secendary Schools’ Athletic
Association based on outstanding
performances in school competition.

Votteynall

CAR Women’s voileshali

LEAGUE PLAY

Oct. 29 Capilano

HORE & AWAY
Capilano

Langaia

Camosun

Cariboo (UCC)

Bovglas
Malaspina
Ckanagan (QUC)

3 Lan
(25-17, 25-17, 15-25, 25-18)
MP RW ML GW GL PTS

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1999 world masters’ champi-
onships in «© Gateshead,
England. She set world
records for the 80-84-year
old category in high jump
and pentathlon.

The event is Nov. 16 at
730 p.m. in’ Cheers
Restaurant, 125 East 2nd
Strect in. North Vancouver.
Tickets are available ‘at
Cheers, West Vancouver
Seniors’ Centre, Nerthmount
Pharmacy and Park Royal
Lanes. Call Bob Robinson at
922-0094 for information.

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