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ELEVEN North Shore ath-
letes are in Winnipeg repre-
senting Canada at the 13th
Pan American Games
through Aug. 8.

Badminton: Brent Olynyk
(doubles/mixed . doubles);
diving: Blythe Hartley (3m
springboard/10m_platfo:m);
athletics: Cindy O’*Krane
(1,500m); cycling: Alison
Sydor (cross-country); men’s
field hockey: Tan Bird, Mike
Mahood, Paul Wertlaufer,
Peter Milkovich; gymnastics:
Lise Leveille; racquetball:
Kelly Kerr; triathlon: Caro
Montgomery:

Leveile, -who lives in
Burnaby but trains with

North Vancouver’s Flicka:

Gymnastics, ‘won a gold
medal in balance beam.

See Wednesday's News for
results after week one of the
Games. :

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Chris Loseth is scheduled to
ride in seven of the nine-races

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B.C. UNDER-17 BOYS ROSTER

Number 4 Jordan Yu, position: guard, height: 5°8, school: Bishop O’Grady
(city: Prince George); 5 Hamed Nazzari, g, 5°11, Port Moody; 6 Adam
Friesen, g, 6 ‘1, Yale (Abbotsford); 7 Raju Korotana, g, 6°3, D.P. Todd
(Prince George); 8 Brent Charleton, g, 6°5, Carson Graham (NV); 9
Logan Kiteringham, g/forward, 6°4, Walnut Grove (Langley); 10 Paul
Marr, g/fwd, 6°4, Wellington (Nanaimo); 11 Fred Winters, g, 6°4,
Claremont (Victoria); 12 James Whyte, fwd, 6°5 Vancouver College; 13
Sean Thistle, fwd, 6°6, St. Thomas Aquinas (NV), 14 Chris Johal, fwd,
6°4, Seaquam (Delta); 15 Jeremy McCulloch, fwd, 5°9, Ladysmith; head
coach Paul Eberhardt; assistant coach Jon Acob.

8.C. UNDER-17 GIRLS’ ROSTER

4 Elana Amold, g, 5°8, Nechako Vailey (Vanderhoof); 8 Cassi Born, fwd,
5°11, Mennonite Education Institute (Abbotsford); 12 Devon Campbell, g,
5°10, Walnut Grove (Langley); 6 Maren Corrigal, fivd, 5°8, Hugh Boyd
(Richmond); 7 Chrissy Dumas, g, 5°6, Holy Cross (Surrey); 9 Jade Humble,
post, 6°2, York House (Vancouver); 13 Mandy Hutchins, fwd, 6°0, Nechako
Valley (Vanderhocf); 15 Ann-Marie Krygsveld, fwd, 5°¢, W.J. Mouat,
Abbotsford; 5 Dani Langford, g, 5°5, Heritage Park (Mission); 10 Lisa
Roberts, g, 5°8, New Westminster, 11 Ashley Burke, fwd, 5°11, Argyte
(NV); 14 Julia Wilson, p, 6°3, Heritage Park (Mission); head coach Jim
Day; assistant coach Karen Brydon.

Round Robin Schedute
TUESDAY

Capilano College — 9:30 a.m.: Nova Scotia vs, Ontario (women); 11:15
a.n.: Newfoundland vs. New Brunswick (men); 1 p.m.: Prince Edward
Island vs. B.C. (women); 2:45 p.m.: Ont. vs. Manitoba (men); 4:30 p.m.:

Ont: vs. N.B. (women); 6:30 p.m.: B.C. vs. Nfld. (men); $:15 p.m.: B. C.

"vs. Man. (women); Argyle secondary —9:30 a.m.: Quebec vs. PEI. (men);

11:15 a.m.: Yukon vs, B.C, (men); I pm. Que.-vs. : Mfid. (women); 2:45
.p-n: - Alberta vs. Saskatchewan (men); 4:30 p.m.: Sask. . “Que. (women);
6: 30 p.m: Alta. Ns: : Yukon {men); 8: 15 pm: Nfld. vs. PE! I. (women).

WEDNESDAY .

ey. , _Capling Colles! — 9:80 30am: NB. vs. s, Alta 2 (women; 11: 15am: Man. vs.

: PE, (men); 1 p.m.: Man.:vs: Que. (women); 2:45 p.m.: Yukon vs. Nfld.

(nen) 4: 30 p.m.; Alta, vs. Ont. (women); 6:30 p.m.: PIE.L. vs, Sask. (men);

- 8:15 p.m: B.C. ws, Alta, (men); Argyle secondary — 9:30 a.m.: Sask. vs.. : -

, ‘Capilang College — 11: 15 am: Ont. vs. Sask. (women I pans Que. v vs.

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‘Man. (men); 2:45 p.m.: Nfd. vs. Man. (women); 4:30 p.m.; Nad. vs. Alta.
_ (men); 6:30 pan.: B.C. vs. Que. (women); 8:15 p.m.: B.C. vs. N.B.
(men); Argyle secondary — 11:15 a.m.: N.B. vs. Yukon (men); | p.m.: Que.
vs. P.6.1; (women); 2:45 p.m.: Ont. vs. PEI. (men); 4:30 p.m.: Alta. vs.

. WS. (women); 6:30 p.m.: Sask. vs. N.B. (women); 8:15 p.m.: Man. vs. Sask.

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