- Wednesday, January 23, 1987 - North Shore News

for B.C. games

ON JAN. I] three North Shore gymnasts battled for top scores in a
local competition and qualified to represent Zone Five in the Feb. 26
to March | B.C. Winter Games scheduled to take place in’ Ferni¢,
B.C.

In the girls 13 and 14-year-old category, Heidi Buecking of the West
Vancouver Whip-Its tumbled her way to third place and @ place on the
Zone Five team, while teammate Samantha O'Keefe placed sixth and
will be the team’s first alternate.

In the women’s 15 and over age group Patti Furniss of North Van-
couver’s Flicka Gym Club captured first place in the competition,
followed by Whip-1It Debbie Setton,

Other qualifying Zone Five gymnasts train in Vancouver at the
Renfrew Community Centre and in Richmond at the Tracks-West
Family Fitness Centre.

WEST VANCOUVER Otters
Swim Club members brought six
overall performance trophies home
recently after placing well at the
Richmond Aquanaut Sixathlon
Swim Meet.

Winning Third Overall
Trophies:
Justin Wong — seven-year-old boys
Anna Marandi — eight-year-old girls
Sally Tanaka — 11-year-old girls.

Fifth Overall Trophies:
Kirsten Taberner — 10-year-old girls
Brett Creed — 11-year-old boys.

Sixth Overall Trophies
Colby Bell — nine-year-old boys. °

Also placing in the top six places for indi-
vidual events were Paul McMillan, Suara
Stephenson, Gina Elliott, and Andrea Bell.

Overall scores:

Justin Wong: Seven-Year-Old Boys: First 50
Free; Second 25 Back and 100 IM; Third 25
Free and 25 Fly; Sixth 25 Breast.

Anna Marandi: Eight-year-old girls: Third 25
Fly, 25 Free, 50 Free, 100 IM; Fourth 25
Back, 25 Breast.

Sally Tanaka: 11-year-old girls: Second 50
Free; Third 50 Fly, $0 Back and 100 IM;
Fourth 50 Breast.

Kirsten Taberner: 10-year-old girss: Third 50
Free; Fifth 50 Back; Sixth 100 IM.

Brett Creed: 11-year-old boys: Third 50 Free;
Fourth 100 §M; Sixth 50 Back.
Colby Beli: Nine-year-old boys: Fifth 50
Free, 100 Free and 100 iM.

Paul McMillan: Eight-year-old boys: Third
25 Breast; Sixth 50 Free.

Sara Stephenson: 1)-year-old girls: Sixth SO
Breast.

Gina Elliott: 11-year-old girls: Fifth $0 Fly.
Andrea Beil: 11-year-old girls: Fourth 50
Back; Fifth $0 Free; Sixth 50 Fly.

Walker takes
tennis win

NORTH VANCOUVER’S Fabio

Walker won the boys’ under-18
division in the recent Pacific Coast
Junior Indoor Tennis Champion-
ships held at the University of
British Columbia.

The number-one seeded Walker
downed Rob Grant of California,
6-2, 6-3 in the final match.

Sonya Jeyaseelan, also of North
Vancouver, beat Vancouver’s Kim
Frost 6-3, 6-4 in the under-14 final.

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Lions drain

THE NORTE West Vancouver Ringette Association
Petite ‘A® Lions, playing without regulars Jib Barker
and Jenny Eustace, defeated Howe Sound 7-4 revent-
ly.

The Tween ‘(Bo flawks, meanwhile, defeated Rich-
mond led by hat tricks from Shani Beadle and Tashe
Belliveau.

Newcomer Paula Taylor scored a goal and
assist in the lopsided win.

In other Tween division action, the gles: went
down to a 9-6 defeat at the hands of Aldergrove.

The Junior *A’ Breakers lost a high scoring 10-7
contest to a fired up PoCe team despite an impressive
Breaker offensive performance.

Tasha Thorpe led the Breakers with a three-goal ef-
fort.

The Junior ‘B’ Jets continued their winning ways

added an

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owe Sound

downing funeley 6-2
Michelle Aroelien.

In Belle division action, the Belle tA’ Cruisers lost
too netzhboring North Shore Winter Club while the
Belle WV Blades defeated the Winter Club's *Bo team
ne,

Three players notched mso voals apiece for the
Blades: Janna Quian, Jennifer Kaight: and Tania
Brunes.

All persons interested in ringette are welcome to
come out and watch the teams in action Saturday
mornings at the Karen Magnussen Arena and Satur-
day afternoons at the West Vancouver Arena from
3:30 10 6 p.m.

Special ice me is being arranged so that any young
girls interested in finding out more about the game
can come out and learn what it’s all about.

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