NAME: Matt Klasen
SCHOOL: Sentinel
GRADE: 10
SPORT: Jr. basketball
POSITION: Centre
COACHES: John
Crowley and = Mike
Klasen

Matt was selected as a
first team all-star at the
B.C. junior tournament in
Port Alberni after averag-
ing 24 points a game and
is one of the: captains of
the Spartans, who were
chosen as the most sports-
manlike team. Sentinel
finished seventh in the 16-
team competition with
owo wins and two losses.

NAME: Kristen McFee
SCHOOL: Carson
Graham
GRADE: 11
SPORT: Sr. wrestlin,
WEIGHT CLASS: 57 ke
COACHES: Jeff Lim,
Todd Ketteringham,
Angela Lacy and Mike
Lidstone

Kristen was one of nvo
local athictes to win gold at
the B.C. high school cham-
pionships as she finished
first among 18 entries in
her weight class. Eartier this
year, she won at the
Alberni Invite and B.C.
zone meet and took second
ar the Capilano Invite.

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

rth Van fencers victori

Tune-up competition a success

By Robert Gaister
News Reporter

EN garde!

What happens when 34
fencers from as far away as
Vernon and Aldergrove get
together in North Vancouver?

The answer is clear: a tour-

nt breaks out.

edly that happened last
weekend when the North
Vancouver Fencing Club
hosted the Tournament tor
Youth.

According to the North
Van club’s secretary, Mary
Frost, the tournament served
as a tune-up for novice fencers
participating in rhe B.C.
Junior Championships held in
Kelowna yesterday. (Results
were unavailable to press
time.)

Equipment to host the
North Vancouver tournament
was provided with money
from the B.C. Winter Games
Legacy Fuad in addicion to 2
grant frem the Hamber
Foundation.

In the toil children under-

category North
Vancouver's George Dimitrov
won the gold, Erin
Fitzsimmons got the silver
and Will Keats-Osborn
received the bronze.

In the foil teens under 15

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category Jason Whiteman
captured the silver and Atanas
Dimitrov received the branze.
Both competitors are trom
North Vancouver.

In the mixed Epee class
youth —ounder-17  Narth
Vancouver's Rafal Jeglinski
captured the silver and Ali
Ulker received the bronze.

Founded in 1989, the
North Vancouver Fencing
Club meets Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 7-9
p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m, to
2 pam. at
Elementary School.

The next class session runs
April 12-June 14. To regi
call the North Vancouver
Recreation Commission at
987-PLAY or Zbigniew
Pietrusinski ar 984-2157. All
ages are welcome.

NEWS photo Brad Ledwidgs

YOUNG fencing fans
from around B.C. gath-
ered at Seylynn Hall fast
week for a tune-up com-
petition in preparation
for the B.C. Junior
Championships.

SATURDAY, MAY 10TH &
SUNDAY MAY 11TH, 1997

This special weekend includes
COOKING
we will do it and you can enjoy
CREATIVINY
terra-cota plant pot painting or wine vinegar making,
if you want
RELAXING
soaking in the hot ub or sauna, sitting round the fire
with a good book

TRANQUILITY
a walk by the ocean, a stroll down forested trails
LAUGHTER
We have some plans for Saturday night
Three gourmet country meals, cottage or farmhouse
accommodation, & full use of all the facilities are included

$150 per person single occupancy

$125 per person double occupancy
plus taxes and gratuity

for reservations please call
Dorothy Murdoch 1 860 626 5955

Approximate ferry limes

Parurday depart Tsawwassen at 9:05 am arrive Pender 11:20 am

Sunday depart Pender at 4:55 pm arrive Tsawwassen at 6:35 pm

Clam Bay Farm is only five minutes