31% 'Sunddy; May 24) 1987’ North Shore’ News

CANADIAN Tour open | WiaSters break records

-THE SEYMOUR Rapids Masters Swim Club swim- The highlights of the meet included Gilmore’s two
F mers broke records and finished in the top 10 of nine U.S. National record setting performances in the

OCd S are We events at the May 15 to 18 U.S. Masters National 200-metre backstroke and the 200-metre individual
Championships. medley. She also placed second in the 100-metre

backstroke, 400-metre individual medley and third in

Seven swimmers from the club made the trek to the 50-metre backstroke and 100-metre individual

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, Palo Alto, California to participate in what was the medley. .
| if S Gj as @ Gi ig Lf] 4 y largest swim meet ever held in the United States. MacKinnon placed eighth in the 1,000-metre
An estimated 2,300 swimmers competed in the freestyle and Phillips placed eighth in the 50-metre
meet. backstroke, ninth in the 50-metre freestyle and 200-
Seymour Rapids members competing included metre individual medley, and 10th in the 200-metre
Haroldo Borges, Peter Cruise, Patricia Gilmore, freestyle.
Joanne MacKinnon, Diane Phillips, John Priestman, To qualify for masters qualification, swimmers
and David Fletcher. must be over 25 years of age.

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EVERGREEN Squash Club's Sofia Ansari defeated Ontario’s Tara
Sharpe to take fifth place in the under-14 girls’division of the May 14
to 17 Bootlegger Canadian Junior Open Squash Championships which
were held at Evergreen and the Hollyburn Country Club.

American Melanie Jans defeated Ontario’s Joanna Richardson to
win the division in what was the largest squash tournament ever staged
in B.C.

A total of 200 squash players from Australia, U. S.A. and Canada
competed in the tournament, which featured under-12, 14, 16 and 19
divisions for girls and boys.

Ontario’s Sara Leckie defeated Sophia Metraux of Manitoba to win
the under-12 girls’ division (Man.) for first place.

In the under-16 girls’ event, Ontario's Margo Green defeated
Latoshya Khan from the USA to win the division, while Amanda
Paton of Alberta defeated Ontario’s Lori Coleman to take first prize
in the under-19 girl's division.

In boys’ under-12 action Graham Ryding from Manitoba finished
first overall by defeating Prince Edward Island’s Jay Noggler.

Johnathan Power of Ontario defeated Rahul Mehta of Winnipeg to
take first prize in the boys’ under-14 division.

In the boys’ under-16 final, Alberta’s Craig Clements defeated
Wirston Cabell of Victoria.

Tim Kebler.of the Hollyburn Country Club defeated Ontario's
Dean Brown (Ont.) to take third place.

In the boys’ under-19 final, Sabir Butt defeated fellow Torontonian
Scott Nasi by a score of 3-0 to take first prize.

Butt was runner-up in the May 7 to 11 men’s open Canadian and
national championship held in Montreal.

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