26 - Sunday, June 2, 1991 —

North Shore News

SPORTS

Carson Graham finishes third
in provincial championships

LED BY the outstanding play of
their scrum, Carson Graham
Eagles claimed third place in the
19th annual B.C. high school
rugby championships at UBC last
weekend.

Rated seventh going into the
16-school tourney, the North
Shore and Vancouver and District

champions, coached by Doug
Barker, Ray Bodnaruk, Guilio
Decotiis, Rob McKay, Joe

Miarklund and Tim Murcdi, opened
their four-tearn section with a
clear 16-6 victory over Nanaimo’s
Jonn Barsby, but then fell 14-13
to second-ranked Oak Bay.

Needing a win over Langley —
which they got after eight minutes
of sudden-death overtime when
flanker Matt Shaughnessy blocked
a kick and then carried the elusive

ball over the line for a try — and
help from Barsby who upset Oak
Bay, the Eagles advanced to the
semi-finals against White Rock’s
Semiahmoo as the top teams in
their sections.

Semiahmoo spoiled what would
have been a better St. Michael’s-
Carson Graham final when they
scored on a penalty kick from 22
metres out after an offside call at
the 18-minute mark of overtime to
beat the Eagles 10-7.

Carson then toppled Centennial
of Coquitlam 20-6 for third place
while St. Michael’s of Victoria
destroyed Semiahmoo 37-3 for the
title.

Shaughnessy and eighth man
Rosanno Decotiis were named to
the all-star team while captain and
flanker George Knizek, scrum half
Ryan Edgar, second row Jeremy

Duncan and kicker Jason Catorre,
who scored 31 points with his
trusty right foot including a
penalty ‘o send the Langley game
into overtime, were among the
many Carson Graham players to
play well.

West Vancouver Highlanders,
under coaches Brian Lynch (who,
as B.C. high school rugby com-
missioner, was responsible for
much of the smooth-running of
the championships), Mike Smith,
Nick Galbraith and Pat O’Gor-
man, fell 24-0 to St. Michael's,
10-8 to Courtenay’s Vanier and
10-6 to Claremont from Victoria
in section games. In consolation
play, Lord Tweedsmuir of Surrey
beat the Highlanders 12-6 before
West Vancouver defeated Langley
12-4 for 15th place.

Argyle Pipers lose in finai of
high school girls’ soccer tourney

ARGYLE PIPERS, coming within
a break or two of reaching the
final of the 16-team B.C. high
school girls’ soccer tournameat in
Kamloops May 25, equalled the
North Shore’s best-ever finish — a
fourth place by Argyle in 1989.
Coached by Vince Alvano and
Les Wilson, the Pipers won all
three of their pool’s round-robin
games by shutouts — 3-0 over
Penticton on two goals by striker
Nicole Krause and one from mid-
fielder Joanna Short. 3-0 versus
Spectrum of Victoria of midfielder
Daphne Wendt’s two goals and
another by Krause, and a
shootout victory over South Delta

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following @ scoreless tie after reg-
ulation and overtime.

Krause, and defenders Dara
Hendren and Danielle Lirette all
scored to end the shootout early
at 3-0 for Argyle.

Jennifer Phillipson and Melissa
Holmes, a couple of Grade 10
goalkeepers, provided the
shutouts.

But Hendren suffered a ham-
string pull in the Spectrum game
leaving her about 70% efficient,
midfielder Denyse Kuhn tore
ankle ligaments in the third game
and was unable to play thereafter,
and Argyle had only a short recu-
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South Delta game before being
pitted against always-tough Prince

of Wales of Vancouver in the
semi-finals.
Argyle had their chances ~

Nadine Halls, Krause and Wendt
all having good opportunities —
before Prince of Wales scored in
the second half for a 1-0 victory.

In the playoff for third place,
North Delta won 2-0 aver Argyle
on two first-half goats.

The Pipers were chosen the
tournament's most efficient team.
Graduating midfielder Leigh Mur-
ray was selected as a first all-star
aud Krause, in Grade 11, a second
all-star.

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