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100-metre leave the starting
blocks at Handsworth Sec-
ondary School during a
track and field meet of the

North Shore high schools.

Royals, Spartans,
Highlanders win big

HANDSWORTH ROYALS, West
Vancouver Highlanders and Sen-
tinel Spartans emerged as the big
winners in the four-meet North
Shore high school cross-country
season by collecting a total of six
individual and six team firsts out
of eight age division champion-
ships.

Senior Lori Durward, the only
competitor in any age group to win
all four races, led the Royals to the
senior girls’ team championship

Senior Lori Durward,

Barr in the last race, but the
Handsworth team captured first.

Handsworth’s juvenile girls’
were team winners with Yvonne
Passmore of the Royals taking the
individual title with firsts in the
last three meets and getting an
assist from teammate Lynn
Westerman who finished ahead of
Hillside’s Seonaid Davis in the
final race to enable Passmore tc
take the overall blue ribbon.

Simon Tate of West Vancouver

ear cep reres

the only

competitor in any age group to
win all four races, led the
Royals to the senior girls’ team

championship.

with teammates
Donovan, Nancy Ferguson, Jane
Oddy, Genny Willoughby-Price,
Michelle Lachmann, Sheri Stenson
and Lisa Eastman.

Suzanne Lenobel of West Van-
couver, a junior who ran in senior
competition, finished second to
Durward in each race by anywhere
from nine to 18 seconds over
courses that took them from 10%
to 17 minutes to complete.

Ilan Lenohel of Sentinel,
Suzanne’s brother, was the overall
bantam boys’ champion, although
Brackendale won the team title.

Rob Ferguson, Nancy’s brother,
was second to Howe Sound's
Kevin Barr in the junior boys” in-
dividual standings, despite beating

Katherine

won three of the four senior boys’
races for first overall which helped
give the Highlanders first place in
the team standings.

West Van also won the junior
girls’ team trophy with Cindy
Barber, Cathy Stott and Lisa
Thorson placing in the tep three in
every race.

Sentinel was first in the bantam
girls’ standings with Misii Hurst of
the Spartans the number one indi-
vidual.

Hillside Highwaymen won the
juvenile boys’ team champicnship
and their Josh Romer was top in-
dividual.

The top six:

Senior Girls:
Team: 1. Hand 38; 2. WV 34; 3.

Suth 18; 4. Sent 18; 5. STA 6; 6.
Wsr 5

Individual: 1. Lori Durward
(Hand) 4; 2. Suzanne Lenobel
(WV) 8; 3. Coreen Rowa (Wsr)15;
4. Gillian Walker (Wsr) 15; 5.
Katherine Donovan (Hand) 29; 6.
Nancy Ferguson (Hand) 35.

Senior Boys:

Team: 1. WV 40; 2. STA 24; 3.
Sent 22; 4. Hand 20; 5. HS 10; 6.
Suth 7.

Individual: 1. Simon Tate (WV)
5; 2. Mike Chase (STA) 13; 3. Ted
Reid (Sent) 19; 4. Ryan Saunders
(WV) 33; 5. Jason Black (WV) 35;
6. David Lee (Hand) 41.

Junior Girls:

Team: 1. WV 40; 2. Hand 28; 3.
STA 24; 4, CG 14; 5. Suth 11; 6.
HS 4,

Individual: 1. Cindy Barber
(WV) 5; 2. Cathy Stott (WV) 8; 3.
Lisa Thorson (WV) 11; 4. Ami-Jo
Dunn (Hand) 20; 5. Kelly Elliott
(Hand) 23; 6. Denali Enns (Arg)
27.

Junior Boys:

Team: 1. Hand 40; 2. HS 32; 3.
STA 22; 4. WV 16; 5. Bal 9; 6.
Sent 4.

Individual: |. Kevin Barr (HS)
5; 2. Rob Ferguson (Hand) 7; 3.
Matthew Coyne (WV) 14; 4. Mark
Thompson (Hand) 27; §. Aaron
Fleming (Hand) 34; 6. Lach
Ferguson (Bal) 37.

Juvenile Girls:

Team: 1. Hand 40; 2. Hill 32; 3.
Sent 24; 4. STA 16; 5. Brac 7; 6.
Arg 3.

Individual: 1. Yvonne Passmore
(Hand) 8; 2. Seonaid Davis (HiSi)
8: 3. Lynn Westerman (Hand) 11;
4, Jill Calkin (Sent) 15; 5. Karen
Lee (Hand) 19; 6. Ciaire Oddy

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