BASERALL... Forest
Hills Little League is cur-
rently holding registration
tor the 1998 season.

For more information
call Wayne at 985-9872.

BOWLING.... The aptly-
named Sandea Shott won
the provincial 10-pin finals
at Town *n Country Bowl.

With the victory, the
North Vancouver bowler
will be competing at the
national finals of the
Bowling World Cup next
month in Saskatoon.

With a current average
of 192, Short is no
stranger to World Cup
action, The = six-time
provincial champ placed
third in World Cup play in
1990 and also competed in
the Worlds in 1986 ans
1996, She is married with
no. children, six-year-old
Zachary and seven-menth
old Nicholas.

Bowlers at the national
finals play a 14 game qual-
iRing round, with the top
three men and top three
women advancing to a
final round. The ultimate
winners go to the World
Cup in Kobe, Japan.

— Andrew MeCredic

ITS been a banner
season for North Shore
high school basketball
teams,

At the B.C. iriple-A senior
girls rournament. the Argyle
Pipers placed third.

In deuble-A provincial
tourney action is the Windsor
Dukes senior girls team

Coached ty Jim Harrison
and Joe Miller, the Dukes
placed second av the oth
annual B.C. double A’ girls
basketball championships at
Cariboo College in Kamloops.

Windsor, ranked third, lost
te number ane seed Nechako
Valley. of Vanderhoot, 68-64
in the championship final.

En route to thy dtle game
in the 16-team tournament,
the Dukes disparched Prince
Rupert 68-55, Abbotsford
Christian 70-36, and numer
two sced Duchess Park 53.
48.

Puke plavers Christina
Kiperchuk and — Gillian
Thody were named tourna-
mene all-stars for their play in
Windsor’s four games.

Kiperchuk and teammate
Alison Jenkins both scored
79 points over the four games,
while Thody had 46.
Windsor’s Lee Miller led the
Dukes’ defence.

At the Ubth annual B.C.
single-A senior girls champi-
onships in Fort Nelson, St.
Thomas Aquinas placed
sixth,

Ranked fourth in’ the
eight-team tournament, the
Fighting Saints lost their
opener 37-43 10 Bulkley
Valley Christian, bounced
back with a 54-52 overtinie

Sunday. March 15, 1998 — North Shore News --

north shore news

_@ SPORTS

NEWS photo Brad Ledwidge

ARGYLE Piper’s bantam boys basketball team (above) captured the Vancouver & District title. Team members

include (left to right): Vikram Bharduay, Sfandiar D., Cheyne Hodson, Wesley Hooper, Godfrey Tsao, coach

wayne Shaw, assistant coach Oliver Schmaler, David Aitken, Mark Wallace, Brad Cowden, Jordie Lyttle and
ebastian Gacki.

win against JV. Humphries,
then were knocked out by
Shawnigan Lake 67-44
STA plaver Kelsey Moore
wasn amed to) the tourna:
ment’s third all-star team. The
Fightng Saints are coached by
Todd Bernett.
— Andren MeCredic

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