16 ~ Wednesday, April 22, 1987 ~ North Shore News’

LOCAL YOUTH
Bowlers hit tourney

THE B.C. Youth Provincial 10-
Pin Bowling Association held its
annual Provincial Quelifying
Tournament March 29.

Lions Gate Lanes in West Van-
couver hosted the bantam and
junior bowlers and the senior divi-
sion bowled at Thunderbird Lanes
in North Vancouver.

There were 130 players from the
Lower Mainland, Penticton,
Campbell River, Nanaimo, Dun-
can and Victoria entered in the
eight-game event.

The six gold medal winners will
represent B.C. in Regina on May
22 to 25 when they bowl in the
Canadian 10-Pin Federation Youth
Championships.

Winners in each division:

8 game total
BANTAM BOYS (Age 11 xad Under}
Gold, Ryan Jarvis, Thuncecbird Lanes 1,386
Silver, Derrick Fontaine, Campbell
River 1,258
Bronze, ‘Thunderbird
Lanes 1,247

Murray Cramer,

BANTAM GIRLS (Age 11 and Under)
Gold, Kimberley Willis, Nanaiino

Silver, Emily Andrews, Lions
Lanes 1,207
Bronze, Cathy Hardie, Lions Gate
Lanes 1,196

1,303
Gate

JUNIOR BOYS (12 to 14 years)
Gold, Mike Booty, Victoria
Silver, Jeff Cutforth, Abbotsford
Bronze, Doug Cornett, Duncan

JUNIOR GIRLS (12 to U4 years)

Gold, Jennifer Willis, Nanaimo

Silver, Shannon Sadlowski,
Lucky Strike Lanes

Bronze, Andrea Bull, Abbotsford

1,493
1,491
1,470

1,396

1,383
1,356

SENIOR HOYS (15 to 21 years)
Gold, Rick Tom, Thunderbird Lanes
Silver, Tony Parks, Victoria

Bronze, Jeif Williams, Penticton

1,372
1,518
1,484

SENIOR GIRLS (15 to 21 years)

Gold, Katherine Willis, Nanaimo 1,511
Silver, Roxanne Falford, Brentwood
Lanes 1,471
Bronze, Donna Dreiger, Brentwood
Lanes 4

In league competition Jan Crock
was at her best in the Lions Gate
Ladies Trio League when she
bowled games of 200, 200, 198 and
267 for an outstanding 865 total.
The Jiltings team of Leigii-Anne
Slym, Karen Kirk and Lee Jillings
had a tremendous team perfor-
mance with Slym bowling 215,
165, 182 and 187 for a 749 total.
Kirk had a 215 game and a 765
four-game series, while Jillings
bowled an 827 total with games of
177, 244, 215 and 211.

Bowling in the Royalette Ladies
League, May Franks bowled 147
pins over her average with games
of 178 , 159 and 188 for a 525
total. :

Marge Gardner was top woman
bowler in the Neates Coffee Dou-
bles League when she bowled
games of 181, 207, 192 and 217 for
a 797 total.

Sparing in the league, Al Boyd
had a 921 with games of 211, 248,
226 and 236.

In the Avalon Hotel B.C. Ail
Star League, Mark Innes rolled
games of 246, 203, 201 and 208 for
an 858 total.

Mark Innes was spectacular
while sparing in the Duggan West
Insurance Mixed Trio League with
games of 235, 237, 257 and 245 for
a 974 total.

Kathie MacPherson bowled 175
pins over average with games of
160, 202, 213 and 224 for a 799
series.

In the Youth Bowling Program
at Lions Gate Lanes bantam bowl-
er Tommy Brock, who has a 43-
point average, bowled games of
104, 68 and 68 for a 240 series.

Five-year-old Dennis Konaswich
had games of 88, 65 and 46 for a

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199 total. In the senior division the
Scratched the Surface team of
Laura Howden, Michelle Byrom
and Tamara Van Gelder bowled a
big team total of 1,807 including
handicap.

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Van Gelder had a 18! single
game and a 42! three-game total.
Rob West was the high senior
boy bowler with a 528 series and
games of 171, 172 and 185.

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Highlanders advance
to B.C. soccer finals

THE UNDER 18 North Shore Highlanders girls soccer team advanced
to the Provincial Cup ‘B’’ finals with a 3-1 victory over the
Semiahmoo Sounders at Crescent Park on April 12. ‘ ae
In_an exciting team effort, Highlander goals were scored by Su
Anderson, Lisa Forman and Shannon Tournier. oo, ad
Highlander coach bob Birada was forced (to operate from. a:
wheelchair following injuries suffered in a jogging accident. :
The Highlanders will cow play Powell River io the provincial B
final, which is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. April 26 at Swanguard
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