B4 - Wednesday, January 5, 1983 - North Shore News

Windsor wrestier’s dominate

SURE Eagles fly, but they
also know how to wrestle as
Carson

Graham's  per-
formance at™two_ recent
matches indicates.

The North Shore high

school placed fourth overall
in the Vancouver and North
Shore novice championships
Dec. 10 and seventh in the
Simon Fraser Invitational
Dec. 15.

The novice championship
featured wrestlers who have
never qualified before for
the B.C. championships,
placing out of the top four
finishers. Competition was
divided into senior and grade

regardless of age) divisions
as well as weight classes.

Windsor, the only other
North Shore school present,
finished first in the grade
eight team total with 69
points. Earning blue ribbons
for their efforts were grade
eights Paul Hetherington (35
kg), Trevor Hale (70 kg) and
Aaron Waine (Heavyweight)
and senior Doug Mc-
Williams (70 kg).

Earning second place in
grade eight competition for
the Dukes were Rich Hamer-
Jackson (35 kg), Greg Lee
(38 kg), Colin Hoodspith (41
kg), Roy Molby (48 kg) and
Chuck McFarlane (51 kg).
Finishing third were Chris

Stoicic (66 ke).
Finishing first for Carson

nd--Glen-—

in grade eight competition
was Vic Decotiis (48 kg)
while Zolty Constantineau
earned a silver in the 66 kg
class.

Best senior performance
came from John Setticasi,
who won the 48 kg class.
Joiming him with second
place finishes were Arash
Mehrvaarzan (60 kg), Herald
Serrant (88 kg) and Pip
Nielsen (63 kg).

Fourth place winners were
Allan Cheng (60 kg), Danny

Payne (57 kg), Darryl
Douglas (51 kg), Sean
Johnson (66 kg), Trevor

Thurston (70 kg) and

In the Simon Fraser In-
vitational, Carson Graham

The party Ss over...

You worked hard prepaning for

finished seventh overal with
23 points, with a team from
Blaine, Wash. finishing first
with 57. Wrestlers from
Windsor and West Van-
couver also participated.

Individual performances
include: 2nd -- Yee Tak
Ngan (38 kg), Ravinder

Ghuman (48 kg) and John
Pachecho (63 kg): 4th --
Cory Couture (70 kg): 6th --
Doug McCartney (57 kg),
Vic Guerrero (54 kg).

West Vancouver's finisher
-was Julian Petit, who
captured fifth in the 70 kg
class. For Windsor, Mark
Schacker earned second in

Baxter placed fourth in the
45 kg class.

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The North Shore Winter
Club (NSWC) is inviting four
teams from the North Van
Rec Centre to participate in

their annual house league
jamboree.

Two midget, one bantam
and one pee wee. team from

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the Rec Centre are invited to
Participate in the “NSWC
jamboree scheduled for Jan.
21, 22 and 23.

Novice up to midget
players will participate in a
round-robin = elimination
Starting at 8:00 a.m.

The NSWC’s Jr. B Flames

Skaters selected

“Three Court ‘House West _
skaters have been selected to
represent Zone Five at the
B.C. Winter Games.

Cheryl Douglas,  In-
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Froescher, Senior Ladies,

and Richard
Senior Men,

McBride,
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Hana Mastena of North
Shore Winter Club will take
part in the Senior Ladies
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