SPORTS

High schools back in action

MORE THAN 160 teams in eight
sports are in the midst of tryouts,
practices dnd exhibition play in
preparation for the fall high
school season.

The 14-school North Shore
Secondary Schools’ Athtetic,
Association, in its 34th year of
operation, has fall leagues in
various age division of boys’ and
girls’ badminton, cross country
running, swimming and volleyball;
girls’ field hockey; boys’ foorball,
rugby and soccer.

The North Shore is very com-
petitive provincially in most of
these sports.

In 1990, West Vancouver
Highianders won the B.C. boys’
*tA"* football championships, with
Handsworth Royais and Windsor
Dukes getting third-place rankings
after losing in the semi-finals.
West Van is in the “AA”
classification for this season.

Sentinel Spartans won the B.C.
boys’ and girls’ swimming title.
West Van was fifth.

In volleyball, Sentinei took se-

Key to high

School Nickname

Argyle

Balmoral
Brackendale
Carson Graham
Coltingwood
Handsworth
Hillside

Howe Sound
St. Thomas Aquinas
Sentinel

Seycove
Sutherland

West Vancouver
Windsor

Pipers
Barons
Eagles
Eagles

Royals
Sounders
Spartans
Seyhawks
Sabres

Dukes

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Highwaymen
Fighting Saints

Highlanders

cond in the B.C. girls’ ‘AA’
tournament; St. Thomas Aquinas
Fighting Saints were third in the
girls’ “*A** provincials; and West
Vancouver was sixth in the girls’
“AAA” finals and eighth in the
boys’ **AA"* tourney.

Sentinel also finished second in
the B.C. boys’ and girls’ badmin-
ton tourney, fourth in the B.C.
girls’ cross country meet. and sev-
enth in the B.C. girls’ "A" field

hockey tournament.

Sutherland Sabres produced a
third place in the B.C. boys’ soc-
cer championships.

(At the senior level in footbali,
field hockey, boys’ and girls’
volleyball, competition provin-
cially is divided into two or more
classifications — ‘tA,’ “AA,”
“AAA — according to the
number of boys or girls in Grades
11-32 as of Sept. 30.)

Featured games of the week

Senior Girls’ Field Hockey: Sept.
18 at 3:30 p.m.: Jamboree at
Hugo Ray Park.

The North Shore's eight senior
teams (Argyle, Carson Graham,
Collingwood, Handsworth, Howe
Sound, Sentinel, Seycove and
West Vancouver) begin with the
traditional pre-season annual
jamboree tournament.

Senior Boys’ Football: Sept. 20 at

Opened Grades

Forest green, gold, gray
Black and orange

Navy blue and red
Red, gray, black trim
Gray and gold

Royal blue and gold
Sky blue and red

Gold and navy blue
Red, gold, black trim
Silver, navy blue trim
Navy blue and sky blue
Navy blue and red
Black, red, gold

Green and gold

Team Colors

3:45 p.m.: Holy Cross (Surrey) vs.
Carson Graham at Kinsmen.

CG's Eagles defeated North
Delta 26-6 and lost to Terry Fox
of Port Coquitlam 31-12 in earlier
games. Other Friday exhibitions
have Delta at Windsor and West
Vancouver at John Oliver at 3:45
p.m., and Handsworth at Rich-
mond (Minoru. Park) at 7:30 p.m.
Sentinel plays Orcas Island in
Blaine on Saturday.

school teams, colors

Athletics Director

Vince Alvano
Nancy Roberts
Bill Rizun
Vern Porter
Jim Burnett
Jack Tasaka
Dave Rea
Anne Bracey
Rob Ros
Randy Young
Keith Major
Al Rose
Wayne Desjardins
Jim Harrison

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NEWS photo Paul McGrath

Spartan attack

SENTINEL’S MARK Atmore (No. 35) quarterbacks the Spartans
through a play Monday at West Vancovuer Secondary. The
West Vancouver Highlanders clipped Sentinel 14-0 in the senior
boy's exhibition game.

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