NAME: Aaron Zimmer
SCHOOL: Howe Sound
GRADE: 12
SPORT: Sr. boys’ track
and field
EVENT: Decathlon .
COACH: Caroline
Baldwin

It’s difficult to attract
attention ‘when competing
in Tod Pelly’s shadow (sec
below), but Aaron tied Tod
for the senior boys’ aggre-
gate at the North Shore
track and field meet with
thres wins of his own in
the 160m, 200m and 110m
hurdles, and last weekend
placed third in B.C. in his
first-ever decathlon.

NAME: Tamsin Anstey
SCHOOL: Argyle
GRADE: 1()
SPORT: Sr.
and field
EVENT: Heptathlon
COACH: Bob Roddie

Tamsin placed second
in the B.C. heptathlon with
3,895 points, a scant 30
points behind first. She
was third among 15
entrants in three of the
seven events and never
below eighth. Her time in
the last event —- the 800m
in which she finished sec-
ond — came within two
seconds of the points need-
ed for the overall title.

girls’ track

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Pelly takes top
honor at meet

better than the 5,021 collect-
ed by runner-up Ian Sharp,

IT is said that decathletes are
the greatest all-around ath-
letes in sport. .

~ That would mean
Sentinel’s Tod Pelly is B.C.’s
best all-around high school
athlete this’ year.

Felly won the: provincial
decathlon competition May
17-18 in Burnaby by winning
seven of the. 10 events and
_ piling up 6,234 points. .

That’s more than 1,000

of Castlegar’s Stanley
Humphries.

Aaron Zimmer, of Howe
Sound, was third in the field
of 12 competitors with 4,882
points. .

Argyle’s Tasmin Anstey
(see above) copped second in
the girls’ heptathlon, while
Handsworth’s Sabrina
Horak was eighth.

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