Bo - Sunday, December 9, 1984 - North Shore News

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Nor'westers first in Flying Y

NORWESTERS) Masters
athletes triumphed in their
first team effort Sunday,
finishing first in the Flying ¥
21 mile relay. The rough one
mule cross-country circuit in
Victona’s Beacon Hill Park
otters a Dack-stretch = hill
climb which is usually muddy
and treacherous for runners.
Dry conditions this year
allowed for better times and
exciting competition in all
age categories for the tradi-
tional x-c season closer.
Nor-Westers master
athletes established a narrow
lead in the ninth lap, but fell
behind the host club team
after the thirteenth pass
through the chute. A series of
laps in the low sixes by Rusty

Morgan and Keith Lyon
brought the Nor-Westers
back into the race, with Lyon
picking up the first place

trophy for a 6:06 final cir-

cult, and a narrow 18 second

victory over Flying Y.
Younger Nor-Westers

Shut out

WEEK #11 SHOWED very
lithe movement, but there
was one upset with Tres
Jones shutting out Rive Bros
2-0

In other scores Attalos &
Sergios tied at 1 white Queens
Cross tied Scandicraft also at
!

Goofys remains atop the
Capilano Division with a 2 |
win over the Chiefs. Bar
barians had tittle trouble with
Pioneer Dust, thumping
them 4.0, and the | yvanwood
turned in one of its best per
tormances of the season, and

athletes excelled over the
same demanding course. The
15 and under relay team came
a close second to Nanaimo
Track and Field Club, their
traditional rivals in the long-
standing competition. Brent
Lyon, a promising young
distance runner, clocked the
best time for the teen-age
team, with a best one-mile
split of six minutes flat.

The large eleven and under
team took aim at the course
record early in the race. With
a handful of athletes running
sub-seven splits, the team
moved steadily up the chart,
passing Nanaimo T&F by
mid-race. Anchor runner
David Lee completed the last
mile for the Club in 6:05, for
a total time of 2 hours 22:28,
well under the existing
record, but still behind the
first-place finisher

RESULTS

Nor-Westers Masters Men
(40 plus)

for Jones

moved into a fourth place tie
with Pegasus by beating them
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Ist: 2:25.05
Keith Lyon 6:06
(best one-mile split)
Rusty Morgan 6:17
Roger Allen 6:26
Jirs Knizek Sr. 6:45
Greg Lee 7:07
Catherine Trigg 7:42

Nor-Westers 15 and under
2nd 2:15.45
D. Holtzman (Coach) 5:13
Brent Lyon 6:00
Shannon Bard 6:08
Dylan Griffith 6:28
Kirsty Allen 6:37
Emily Sharma 6:45

Elizabeth Johnson 7:00

Nor-Westers
11 and under team: 2nd
2 hours 22:28
Gareth Morgan 6:04
(best l-mile split)
David Lee 6:05
Andrew Copping 6:19
Scou Thitchener 6:28
Jiri Knizek Jr. 6:46
Nathan Cull 6:49
Adam Gray 7:10
Lindsay McLaren 7:14
Aaron Craven 7:26
Wendy Kmizek 7:29
Nicole Trigg 8:09

Ringette news

NORTH AND West Van
petite teams had a busy week
with The Cougars defeating
Richmond 8-6. Defence
player Shanna Marshall
assisted in 4 goals as well as
playing an excellent game for
her team. Gina Ford got the
Hat Trick this week for her
team The Hawks in the
Tween division game against
Delta.

Hawks defeated Delta a
whopping 7-2. A great game
played with all team members
working well together Our

Botnen to

SANDRAN Botnen, 14. of
West Vancouver, younger
sister. oof Olympian Anita

Botnen, ts participating as a
senior national team member
inthe Pacitie Championships

bemp held an two places,
Reno and San Prancisce Crig
Zosa, 16, of British © olum-

bia who trains in C alifornta is
also attending

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other Tween team, The
Eagles, also on a winning
streak, were the victors by a
score of 8-4, downing NSWC
8-4. Star player was Andrea
Taylor with her first goal of
the season.

It was a close game
throughout but the Belle
Blades were unfortunately
unable to defeat Poco in a
tight game Sunday evening.
The score was 3-2) with
Jeanine Stacey playing her
best game yet, at (mes alone
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