. Mountain freestyle contest (Terry Peters photo)

~——T

weekend's Honda
Amateur Freestyle Finals
held at Grouse Mountain
were a great success, accor-
ding to Dave Brown, zone
chairman.

The senior over-all cham-
pionship was won by Doug
Chwery, 17, who skis at
Grouse.

He took ‘first place in
ballet, fourth in moguls and
fifth in aerials, which are the
three events making up the
championship event.

Second place in that
division went to Jeff Myers,
19, again from Grouse.

Eric Philips, 22, from
Whistler took third place.

Special mention in the
senior division goes to Doug
Bams, 21, from Whistler,
who took the over-all acrials
competition, beating = the
nearest rival by a wide
margin.

fo

reestyle
ompetition
on Grouse
big success —

The other division fight
was for the intermediate
championship.

Aaron Jefford took the
honors here. Jefford, 16,
from Grouse, took first in
moguls and ballet.

Neil Chaloner, 16, from
Grouse, placed second with a
tie for first in ballet with
Jefford and a first in moguls.

Third place went to Steve
Vogler, 14, from Whistler,
who took second in aerials
and ballet.

because every
‘child has the
right to smile

Unicef Canada

|The West Van senior boys

_basketball team placed a

respectable third in the
recent cight-team _in-
vitational Dr. Pepper
Emerald Tournament hosted
by Vancouver College.

The Delta Pacers emerged
as winners in the com-
petition by defeating the
visiting . King’s School of
Australia 90-68.

West Van defeated

‘Burnaby South 82-71 for its

third place finish at War
Memorial Gym January 7.

The one and only game.

that West Van Idst was to
Delta, by a score of 71-79—
its first game of the tour-
nament. In following games,
West Van defeated Kelowna
82-76 and Prince Rupert i11-

West Van's Dough Vicic
was second high scorer in

the competition, compiling.

98 points in the four games.
Wayne Andrews of Oak Bay
was | top. Scorer with a

aes

remarkable 123 points, or
30. 75 per game.

Vicic placed second on
the First Team Allstars
while team-mates Andy
Lockhart, with 78 points,
and Jeff Pasternak, with 61
points, placed on.the Second

AH-stars. _

‘An ‘estimated 3,000
spectators cheered. the
_threé-day tournament, held
at both the Vancouver
College and War Memorial
Gyms.

No running.
No walking.
No exercise.
No effort.
Penalty —

a shorter life.
No argument.

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