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MARLINS MEET

The North Shore
Winter Marlins’ fifth
annual invitational

swim meet was domin-.
ated by the North
Shore's two clubs, with
the host Marlins taking
first and the North
Vancouver  Crulsers
coming a close second.

The Marlins’ relay
strength proved to be the
difference. The club took
eight out of the 20 relay
events. The club's relay
strength was exemplified by
‘the 9-10 boys’ team of Mark
Winder, Geoff Green, Mike
Lee and Duncan Stronger,
which won the medley event

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by 30 seconds.

Mike Lee was joined by
Rob Menning, Jason Calla,
and Andrew Wilson as they
won the 200 metre freestyle
event. '

It was a good weekend for
the 9-10 Marlins. Scott
Knight won both the
breaststroke and freestyle 50
metre events. He also took a
silver in the fly. cnough to
give him the aggregate
trophy. Teammate Mark
Winder was close on_ his
heels in every event.

Cindy Hall was the girls’ 9-
10 aggregate champion,
earning golds in the 50 metre
freestyle and backstroke
races. She also brought her
team home first in the 200

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metre relay medley. Her
teammates were Erica
Zipay, Tania Kennedy and
Jill Gardiner.

The Marlins picked up
another aggregate medal
from Andrew Wilson, in the
cight years and under
boys'category. He had golds
in the 50 metre breast and
freestyle and a bronze in the
backstroke.

Other Marlins with good
performances were Colin
Page. Kendra, Bryson,
Helena Strong and Greg
Gross.

The Cruisers were very
proud of their second place
finish. Though there are
many new members this
year, good coaching and

e clubs dominate
swim competition

hard work has payed off for
the team. .

The Cruisers took two
aggregate trophies, Susanne
Horvath in the 9-10 girls’,
and Brian Lehmann in the
11-12. boys’. Teammates
Colleen Buckoll and Sean
Heinrich were the respective
runners-up in cach class.

The 11-12 boys’ relay team
of Brian Lehmann. Scan
Heinrich, Stephen Bolt and
Stephen Klassen won two
relays, the medley and the
freestyle

Other Cruiser victors were

Yvonne Hoceller, Colleen
Buckoll, John Libal,
Kristeen Pichler, Sean

Herschmiller, and Shawna
Bruce.

WAS HE SAFE or
not? It looks like
the ball beat the
runner to the base
during action.
between Lynn
Valley and Capi-
lano at the Pony
League playoffs
Friday .night at
Ambleside. Capi-
lano won, 4-1.
Story on page B2.
(ian Smith photo)

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