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North Shore News

SPORTS

HIGH SCHOOL SCOREBOARD

ABBREVIATIONS: Stes Angele, Bat
= Halmoral, Heae 2 Brackendale, CG =
Canat Gahan, Coll = Callingwead,
Mand = Tandwworth, US = HHithide, HS
= Waewe Sound, STA = St. Thomas
Aquinas, Sent = Sentinel, Sey = Seyenve,
Suth = Sutherland, WV = West Van-
couver, Wat = Windsor,

Shing
North Shore Championships
Senior boyy a aN

Mike Wait (Sent) LOL8X:, 3. Dan Ife (STA)
1:05.06; 4, Chris Rollett (Sent) 1:05.44; $. Jason
Close (Wor 1:08.75; 6. Oliver Pickaar {Sey}
1:00.57.

Senator girls’ experienced

Team: 1, Sent 3:40.06; 2. Hand 4:16.77; 3.
Suth 4:33.63; 4. Wer 442.06.

Individuals: 1. Susan Watd (Sent) 1:51.96; 2.
Gill Taylor (Sent) $13.99; 3. Stefanie Kablert
(Sean ii.71 4. Anna Frosch (Sent) 1:17.12 5,
Kerri Wyse (Sent) 1:17.63; 6, Jenny Tupper
(Hand) 1:22.46.

Sunior boys’ experienced

Team: 1. Bal 3:58.76; 2. Coll 4:27.57.

Jndividuals: 1. Sean Pigeon (Bal) 1:11.20; 2,
Jiny Bakstad (Arg) 1:13.16; 3. Jason Burnside
(Wot) 118.23; 4. Jamie Duess (Coll) 1:19.03; 5.
Steve Walz (Bal) 1:20.84: 6. Joh Irish (Halp
1:23.72,

dunlor girls’ caperienced

Team: |. Sent 4:16.96,

Individuals: 1, Tracey Harsey (Bat) 1:14.47;
2. Janice Dwyer (Sent) 1:19 . Kim Taytor
(Sent) $:24,23; Katrina Velecky Seni) 1:33.42,

Senior boys" novice

Team: 1. Arg 3:44.86; 2, Wsr 4:00.71: 3. Sent
4:22.94,

Individuals: i. Jason Whyte (Coil) 1:10.62;
2. Dave Durnie (Arg) 1:13.90; 3. Rob Svetel
(Arg) 1:15.01; 4. Stan Puskas (Sent) 1:15.62: 5.
Glen Murray (Arg) 1:15.95; 6, Mike Savage
(Arg) 1:17.43,

Senior girls’ novice

Team: J. Arg 4:36.36; 2. Sent 4:52.53,

Individuals; 1, Missy Buchanan (Arg)
1:25.06; 2. Christine Shannon (Sent) 1:26.95; 3.
Tania Brunes (Arg) 1:31.59; 4. Alexa Andree
(Sent) 1:37.10; 5. Tricia Sadro (Arg) 1:39.71; 6.
Lisa Morris (Sent) 1:48.48,

Junior boys’ novice

Team: 1. Wsr 4:35.41; 2. Sey 4:41.42; 3. HS
4:46.56, .

Individuals: 1, Brendan Wilson (HS) 1:20.06;
2. Hans Van Nickert (Sey) 1:20.10; 3. Assaf Kar-
tadinata (Sent) 1:22.09; 4. John Biggs (Arg)
1:23.65; 5. Aren Hoffman (Bal) 1:26.52; 6. Matt
Brown (Coll) 1:27.70.

Junior giris' novice

Team: |. Arg 4:32.44, -

Individuals: 1. Leigh Murray (Arg) 1:26.93;
2. Buffy Sullivan (Brac) 1:27.42; 3. Caroline
Cerny (Arg) 1:28.09; 4. Nicki Rollew (Hand)
1:31.31; 5. Sarah Ferguson (Sent). 1:36.59; 6.
Metanic Hnativk (Arg) 1:37.42.

Juvenile boys’ novice

Team: {. Brac 3:54.35; 2. Wsr 4:28.16,

Individuals: 1. Zack Glover (Brac) 1:12.92: 2.
Geoff Rawsthorne (Brac) 1:17.54; 3. Justin Page
(Coll) 1:18.20; 4. Bryan Hamilton (Suth)
1:22.73; §. Shane Aseltine (Brac) 1:23.89; 6.
Greg Rizzatdo (Wsr) 1:25.71.

. Bantam boys

Team: 1. Coll 3:59. 13; 2. Brac 4:04.31; 3. Wsr

4:09.92.

Senior boys

basketball
tourney
upcoming

THE WEEK-LONG extravaganza
called the Howe Sound ‘AA’
senior boys’ basketball tournament
opens Monday . night at Windsor
Secondary.

Sentinel Spartans meet. Argyle
Pipers at 6:30. p.m., Windsor
Dukes play at 8 p.m. against the
winner of the Feb. 26 Handsworth
Royals-West Vancouver
Highlanders game.

The double-loss knockout
tourney continues at 6:30 p.m. and
8 p.m. Tuesday and at 8: p.m.
Wednesday. The final goes Thurs-
day at 8 p.m. If another game is
necessary it is scheduled for Friday
at 8 p.m.

‘CORRECTION
NOTICE

In our Zellers. Days flyer, sale
March 2-5, the Nintendo deluxe
set featured on page 6 is not
available at this time. We do ex-
pect to be able to honour rain
checks in one month's time.

We regret any inconvenience
this may have caused our
customers.

fadisiduals: b. Scathan Webh (racy 11K 40; 2.
Scot Rhagmann (Coll) P18 78:2 BR beaschud
(Cally 11964, 4. Kyle Mare (Colly £2072, §
Jordse Kath (Seyy 120 $4. 6 distin Molaghney
{rach t 22.0

Hashethall

Senine Hays

Hath 63. land (2; Are 79, STA $3; Wor 73,
CG 62; Sent R64, WV 72: Wer 87, HS 7h;
Tiebreaker lor fifi: WY 86, CG 83 (overtune).

Junior Hays

North Shore playoffs: Semi-finals: CG 47,
Ate Ui; Wer hh W887. Binal: CG 48, War 48,
Consolation: WV 48, Arg 13. CG advances ta
Vancouser & District Tournament,

duscnile Boys

Notth Shore-Burnaby-NW playoffs:
Hhebreaber lor sib: Burnaby North $6, Bal 18.
Quarter-finals: Hand 48, Wer 44; Burnaby
North JG, WS 33. Senv-finale: Hand $2, New
Wesnminster 44; Burtisby North 46, Suth “Blue”
40. Hand and BN advance to Vancouver &
District Tournament.

Rantam Bass

North Shore playolts: quarter-finals: STA 44,
HS 92: FM Blue" 41, Hand “Gold” 32. Semi-
finals: Arg 46, STA 34; Wor 39, Hil "Hlue" 38,
Finak Arg 41, Wet 32. Arg advances (0 Van-
couver & District Tournament, Wer advances to
V & D wildcard playoffs.

FINAL STANDINGS

SENTOR GIRLS BASKETBALL
‘AA’ Section Won Jast: Points
Windsor 24
Carson Graham 3 18
Hillside 14
Argyle $
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West Vancouser

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West Vancouser 19
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