24 — Wednasday, March 20, 1996 — North Shore News

STEOUTA © LOTT TEE,

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AR YLE PIPERS junior girls basketball team pilod up a 36-3
geason record en route {to 4 pile of trophies. The Pipers, coached
_by dagon Gigilottl (in dark shirt), won six of sight tournaments
“antered, including the Vancouver and District Championships.
The title was the first-ever for tho Pipers, and the first for a
‘North: Shore team since 1979. Tho team finished third in the.
‘provi “Players include (alphabetically): Clare Alcock,

‘Yamain Anstey, Melissa Baker, Sarah Brown, Shannon Burns,.
: Ashise Dobbe, Amy Doe, Adrianne Harrington, Rosalyn Hicks,
‘Catherine Judd, Fiona Petigara and Jenn Rae. Team managers

‘include. Jennifer Lorimer, Sarah. O'Neill and Helen ‘Zupanec.

* ANDREW. ENGLISH called it
" his destiny."

: By Andrew McCredie
Sports Editor

His. desiiny, the B.C. Lions,
‘called Andrew English’s name last
Thursday. The swift-footed UBC
slotback was selected in the second
round of.the Canadian Football
League’s. 19¢6 Canadian College
draft by his hometown team.

‘ A preduct of the Handsworth
football program, English still riding
high four. days after being chosen
{Sth overall. from the cream of
Canada’s collegiate age football
players.

“It think it was my destiny
because when I thought about play-
ing in the CFLI always thought
about playing for the Lions,” said
English from his girlfriend’s Lower
Lonsdale home.

But leading up to the draft, the
former North Vancouver soccer star
was hearing that the Lions were
going to take him in the first round —
‘and if they didn’t he probably would-

“n't be around for their second pick.

As is the case with fulfilling one's
destiny, however, fate kept English's
name on the list until the Lions’ sec-
ond pick came around.

Of course, English still has to
make the pro squad. But a recent time
irial for a Seattle Seahawks’ coach
in which English biazed to personal
bests in the 40 metre (4.42 and 4.43
seconds) is sure to have Lions head

ANDREW ENGLISH — seloct-
ed by B.C. Lions in second
round.

honcho Joe Paupau smiling.

“He has the potential to be a
starter on our team,” said Paupau
after drafting the affable 22-year-old.
“I'm very excited for Andrew and
look forward to seeing him in action.”

His name could again be the sub-
ject of a draft, but the 5°10” receiver
is unlikely to go far in the bigger and
tougher National Football League.

For now, English says he’s trying
to focus on school, but admits it’s
been hard to do for the Jast month.

“| guess that now everything's
over I have to start buckling down a
little more,” he says, adding, “but my
mind definitely isn’t on school.”

The B.C. Lions, under new own-
ership for the 1996 season, begin

‘training camp in May.

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