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“NORTH: SHORE swimmers
‘dominated "two provincial : swim:

meets. held. over-.the: weekend | at

Vancouver’s Aquatic, Centre...
‘Top ::female ‘swimmer in “the
‘Western ‘Junior Championship was
‘old :+ Carolyn: : Reeder: ‘of

- North Vancouver's: ‘Chena Swim

“Reeder amassed a “treasure trove :
“of medals-from the meet including
“golds: in the 100° and 200-metre’

freestyle - events and: the 200-metre

butterfly. "She also won two bronze
medals: one in’ the: 100-metre fly

and — the 200-metre ‘individual

: . medley.

West Vancouver’s Ian: ‘Hylands,

who.swims with New
- Westminster’s Hyack Swim Club,

was the championship’s top male

swimmer... The 17-year-old won

gold medals in the: 100-metre

‘ breaststroke, the 200-metre

freestyle, and the 200-metre indi-
vidual medley. :

~ Hyland also took silver medals
in the 400-freestyle, the 200-metre

‘breast stroke, and the 1,500-metre

freestyle events and won the

trophy for the Swim of the Meet

with his 1:09:58 time in the 100-
metre breaststroke. ;

Both Reeder and Hylands quali-
fied for the Commonwealth Games
trials which will be held Feb. 28 to

March 4 in Montreal.

In the Best Ever 1] competition,

< the’ North Shore put in a good

showing placing one male and five

‘female swimmers in the various

swim finals.
Lisa’ Woods of: North Van-

. couver’s Chena Swim Club. placed

fifth in the 100 and 200-metre fly
events, while Chena’s Suzie Stan-

“ton placedsixth overall in the 100-

metre freestyle and’ the 100-metre

backstroke. . Both. Woods and‘
“Stanton were members of the 1985

Canada Games team and both

_16-year-olds will. also travel to
: Montreal at the end of the month.

The.North Shore’s Sarah Frisby,
meanwhile, won the competition’s
400-metre ‘individual medley and
took ‘silver medals in the 400 and
800-metre freestyle swims.

Local :
into

“NORTH SHORE skiers finished in

the top 10 of both men’s and
women's B.C. Cup slalom events
held Feb. 1 and 2 on Grouse
Mountain.

Stephen Wyse placed second in
the men’s slalom with a time of
1:42:53 in two runs, nine one-
hundredths of a second behind
winner Gary Walthers from
Kelowna.

Third place went to Vernon's
Brent Ree who posted a 1:43:04
final time,

: Wyse registered the top time for .
a second run with 48:68.

The North Shore placed a total
of six skiers in the men’s top 10.

_. Frisby, 16, swims with the Ca-
nadian Dolphins.
Another. Dolphins swimmer,

-Sean Swain, finished in the finals

of the 200-nietre freestyle event.

'. Two other’ Chena’ Club swim-
mers, Simone Schultz, and Andra
Anglin finished i in the fi nals.

The two events, sponsored by
the Canadian Dolphins, attracted

-420 swimmers from Alberta,

California and B.C. swim clubs to
the three days of competition.

skiers tuck
-C. cup

In the women’s slalom, three
North Shore skiers finished in the
top 10: Teresa Banjo fifth with
1:53:46;: Kerri Wyse sixth with
1:54:10; and Cindy Thomson ninth
with a time of 1:55:88 in her two
runs.

Revelstoke’s Kimberle McKnight
won the women’s event with a
two-run total of 1:48:06.
Kelowna’s Alesha Cline finished
second, and Denise Fitchett from
Revelstoke finished third.

Skiers in the two events will
travel to Nelson, B.C. for the B.C.
Cup’s’ Giant Slalom competition
being held Feb. 21 and 22.

In all 110 skiers took part in the
weekend competition.

17 - Wednesday, February 5, 1986 - North Shore News

(NEWS photo Mike Waratiea

Swoosh!

SIX North Shore skiers placed i in the top 10 in the Canadian Ski Associa-
tion division's B.C. Cup slalom race held at Grouse Mountain on the”
weekend. Above, a skier speeds down tite slope on the slalom course.

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