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Sentinel fo
B.C. victory

THE Argyle Pipers
won the B.C. high
school junior girls’
invitational volleyball
title by beating the

_ Sentinel Spartans 3-1
in the final of the 16-
team tournament in
Mission last weekend.

Michele Rauter, Argyle
power hitter, was selected as
the tournament’s most valu-
able player.

First. all-stars included
Jacqui Ferraby of Argyle and
Alisha Stevens and Sarah
Campbell of Sentinel. Argyle’s
Jessica = Pilkington = and

Sentine!’s Julia Hlynsky were
second all-stars.

The ovo teams had ar
incredible rivalry all) season.
Arevle won their league game
3-1 but Sentinel took the
North Shore final 3-2 by win-
ning the deciding game 17-
15.

They met again in’ the
Vancouver and District inal
with Argyle winning 15-13
in the last game of a 2-E vie-
tory.

Both teams had 42 wins
and six losses in matches over
the season going into the final
B.C. match.

Eight of the 16 games in
the matches they played

north shore news

ORTS

by winning the B.C. high school title last weckend.

against each other over the
season were won by two
points.

Sentinel, Windsor in final

Robert Galster

News Reporter
robert@nsnews.com

LAST Saturday may
have been a cold driz-
zly day at Vancouver’s
Livingstone Park, but
it warmed the hearts
of North Shore foot-
ball fans.

Three of the four teams
playing for a ticket to. this
Saturday’s senior bovs’ dou-
ble-A championship — final
hailed from north of Burrard
Inlet.

| SPEED IS
KILLING US.
sense Pa

Part of the Provincial
Road Safety Program.

The carly game saw
Windsor defeat its Vernon
opponent 21-0. The later
show saw Sentinel beating a
game Handsworth squad by a
score of 22-6,

Tomorrow’s finals pitting,
North versus West Vancouver
marks the third consecutive
vear the Windsor team has
reached the big game, losing
last year and winning the
champien-hip the previous
year, Meaawhile, Sentinel
will make irs first-ever
appearance.

Windsor prevailed in a
regular season) = matchup
between the two squads’ 17-
6.

Championship Saturday
Kicks off at B.C. Place at
noon with the Grade 8 cham-
pionship) = game spitting
Vancouver College against
Windsor. Next up is the
junior championship game at
2:30 p.m. while the all-North
Shore senior double-A game
is set for 5:30 p.m.

The triple-A championship
will be held at 8:30 p.m.

Carol

CATES Pe

Friday, Novernter 28, 1997 ~ North Shore News — 45

: NEWS photo
THE Argyle Pipers junior girls’ volleyball team capped off a spectacular season

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Ship Fes

SIDELINES:

BOWLING... . Craig
Henderson bowled a 277
during, Double Trouble
league play at Park Royal
Lanes in West Vancouver on
Monday, Nov. 10.

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FOOTBALL... Simon Fraser
University receiver Steve
Hamer-Jackson has been
named as a first team all-star
by the Columbia Football
Association,

The 5° 11", 177-pound
senior caught 59 passes for
788 vards and five touch-
downs for the Clan this sea-
son, Phe North Vancouver
product averaged 13.4 yards
per catch and 6.6 receptions
per game.

Homer-Jackson is joined
on the first team all-star squad
by teammates David
Mattiazzo, of Burnaby, and
Vancauver’s Robert
Kozlkowski.

— Andrew McCredie

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