-WINDSOR’S SENIOR girls

ool roundup.

baksetball team maintained
its lead at the top of the stan-
dings with three convincing
wins in four days. On
January 10 the Windsor girls
beat Howe Sound 58-22 with
Allison Baker netting 18
points and Colleen Campbell
scoring 15 to pace the winn-
ing side.

Two days later Windsor
knocked off Handsworth
§7-32 led by Mette Jorgensen
with 15 points and Colleen
Campbell, again with 15.

Last Friday Windsor was
at it again, this time beating
Argyle 61-48. Kim
McEachern hit for 16 points,
Mette Jorgensen and Allison
Baker had 12 apiece in the
winning cause. For Argyle
Teai Schwertfegger scored 14
and Karen Skadsheim scored
12.

Below are the rest of the
senior girls basketball scores
and leading game-scorers in
games played since January
6. Home team listed second.

Jan. 6

Seycove 26, Carson Graham
76.

-Fopscorers - Seycove: Jo-
Anne Burleigh 12 pts.
Carson: Linda Buchanan 24,
Katie Ireland 15, Laureen
Lohin 10.

Jan. 9

Carson Graham 67, Argyle
31.

Carson: Linda Buchanan 25
pts, Katie Ireland 10.
Argyle: Taei Schwertfegger
20.

Jan. 10

Howe Sound 22, Windsor 58.
Windsor: Allison Baker 18,
Colleen Campbell 15.
Handsworth 48, Argyle 38.
Hands: Elaine Prescott 28.
Sentinel 55, Sutherland 46.
Sent: Barb Schwab 21, Sylvia
Apostolidis 16.

Suth: Lisa Cepeliauskas 10.

Jan. 11:

West Vancouver 71, Seycove
65.

WV: Debbie MacQueen 27,
Ann Diggon 14, Suzan Lem-
mers 12.

Seycove: Carol MacKay 14,
Christina Mauriks 12.
Hillside 32, West Vancouver

Hillside: Andrienne Wild 14.
WW: Ann Diggon 16, Debbie
MacQueen 12.

Howe Sound 33, Sutherland
32.

Sentinel 63, Seycove 59 (OT -

was 55-55 in regulation).
Sent: Barb Schwab 30, Lisa
Roote 14, Shaunda Kunciak
13.
Seycove: Jo-Anne Burleigh
16, Carol MacKay 14.
Handsworth 32, Windsor 57.
Hands: Elaine Prescott 12.
Windsor: Mette Jorgensen
15, Colleen Campbell 15.
Jan. 13
Argyle 48, Windsor 61
(rescheduled from Jan.
17/84)
Argyle: Kaei Schwertfegger
14, Carol MacKay 14.
Windsor: Kim McEachern
16, Mette Jorgensen 12,
Allison Baker 12.
JUNIOR

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Balmoral at
(postponed)
Carson Graham 13, Aquinas
45; Windsor 37, Handsworth
9; Sutherland 38, West Van-
couver 41.

January 9

Sutherland 61, Carson
Graham 21; Argyle 18, West
Van 32; Aquinas, Hillside 19.

January 10
Windsor 35, Argyle 32;
Handsworth 17, Hillside 37;
West Vancouver 46, Carson
Graham 10.

JUVENILE
GIRLS BASKETBALL
January 10
Argyle 24, Balmoral 25;
Seycove 43, Carson Graham
33; Windsor 54, Sentinel 37;
Sutherland 43, West Van 33.

January 12

Balmoral 34,Sentinel 31;
West Van 27, Hillside 55; No
score Sutherland at Argyle.

January 13
Windsor 49, Seycove 22.

BANTAM
GIRLS BASKETBALL
January 10
Windsor 48, Argyle Gold 27,
Aquinas 37, Hillside 27, West
Van 22, Argyle Green 24.
Black

Argyle

Wi t Van
Red 22; Sentinel 35, Seycove
19; No score Balmoral at
Carson Graham

January 12
Hillside 28, Sentinel 40;
Balmoral 18, Windsor 28;
Seycove 17, Sutherland 38;
West Van Black 2], Hand-
sworth 24.

January 13
Aquinas 36, Carson Graham

26; No score Argyle Gold at |

Argyle Green.

BOYS’ BASKETBALL

INTERMEDIATE
January 9

Burnaby North 65, Aquinas
38

January 10
Hillside 38, Burnaby Central
32. .

January 13
Hillside 54, West Vancouver
§2.

JUNIOR

January 10

Argyle 35, Windsor 53; Sen-
tine! 45, Sutherland 42.

January 11
Handsworth 37, Sutherland
51; Hillside 51 Sentinel 28.

January 12
Sutherland 45, Balmoral 24;
Sentinel 55, Argyle 42.

JUVENILE
January 9
Windsor 47, Balmoral 27;

Argyle 46, West Vancouver
36.

January 11

Balmoral 23, Sutherland 54;
Handsworth 37, Argyle 40;
West Vancouver 60, Seycove
15; Hillside 38, Windsor 61.

January 13
West Vancouver 33, Hand-
sworth 35; Sutherland 41,
Hillside 38.

BANTAM

Sentinel 45, West Vancouver
31; Sutherland 26, Hillside
33; Aquinas 57, _Carson
Graham 20; Windsor 9,
Handsworth 42.

January 13
Seycove 16, Sentinel 46;
Hillside 49, Balmoral 40.

Wings fight pressure

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