SWIMMING... Eight West Vancouver Otters won medals at
the second annual Nicole Duatour Sprint Meer ar UBC last

weekend.

Gold medalists: Melissa Blues, 11-12) year ald 100m
breaststroke; Andrea Demers, 10 year-old and under 50m thy,
Chelsea Raymond, 13-13 vear-old 50m th: and) Amber
Storie, 10 vear-old and under 50m freestyle.

Silver medalists: Aynstey Arthurs, 11-12 vear old 50m
freestyle; Morgan Crocker( 2), 15 year-old and over 100m
breaststroke and the 50m freestyle; Patrick Fonscea, 13-15

year-old 200m freestyle.

Bronze medalists: Cecille Balfour, LO) vear-old) and

younger 50m freestyle.

NAME: Scott Johnston
SCHOOL: Collingwood
GRADE: 12 .
SPORT: Sr. Soccer
POSITION: Striker
COACHES: David Hughes
and Ron Ouwerkerk

THE SCOOP: Scott was
selected as the tournament
MVP at the B.C. double-A
boys’ soccer championships
last weekend in Pitt Meadows
after leading the Cavaliers to
the title by scoring nine of
the team’s 17 goals during
five straight wins, including
one in the Cav’s 3-1 victory
over Kwalikum from
Qualicum Beach in the gold
medal game.

NAME: Julia Adams
SCHOOL: Argyle
GRADE: 12

SPORT: Sr. field hockey
POSITION: Forward
COACHES: Melodie Suchy
and Rob Tait

THE SCOOP: _ fulia’s
inspired play in the Piper’s
first five games at the recent
B.C. triple-A championships
— in which she scored 13 of
Argyle’s 26 goals — fed her
team to the final before losing
1-0 to McRoberts. It’s just
the second time a North
Shore team has reached the
final in the 35 years of the
provincial tournament.
(Hillside lost to Oak Bay back
in 1982).

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

north shore news

© SPORTS

Cavs win

Andrew McCredie

Sports Editor
andrew@usnews.com

A year after winning
the B.C. single-A senior
boys’ soccer title, the
Collingwood Cavaliers
are the B.C. double-A
champions.

Led by the strong play of

striker Scott Johnston (see
Athlete of Week at lefty, the
West Van school team beat
Kwalikum 3 2 in the B.C.
championship final.

The Cavaliers outscored
the competion 13-2 in the
four games leading up to the
final, including a 6-1 win over
Langley. Johnston was named
tournament MVP and selected
to the first all-star team.
Collingwood’s Steve Bernier
was a second team all-star
selection.

Team members in photo at
right include: (front row, left
too right) Sean O'Neill,
QOosman Ansari, Scott
Johnston (captain), Christian
Hordo and Andrew Clark;
(middle row, left to right)
Aleem Ahamed, Cameron
Geldart, Andrew Smart, Adam
Arduini, Mike Winstanley,
Scott Haile, Sohail Shariff and
Christophe Trafford; (back
row, left to right) Ron
Ouwerkerk (coach), David
Hughes (coach), Nick
Horning, Steve Bernier, Sean
Rupka, Brian Tobin, Nick
Andrews and Ryan Clark (cap-
tain).

W. Van third in province

West Van Highlanders beat
Burnaby South f-nil to claim
third place at the B.C. triple-A
senior boys’ soccer champi-
onships last weekend in
Abbotsford. The Sutherland
Sabres finished ninth.

West Vancouver Grade 12
midfielder Lee Rayson and
Sutherland Grade 12 midfield-
er Ryan Gilmore were named
first-team tournament ail-
stars, and West Van Grade 11
goalkeeper Jeff St. Pierre was
named to the second team.

B.C. soccer crown

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COLLINGWOOD'S senior boys’ soccer tearn proudly pose with the provincial
banner and trophy following their 3-1 win over Kwalikum in the B.C. double-A
Championship final game last weekend in Pitt Meadows.

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