HIGH SCHCOL TENNIS

17 ~ Wednesday, May 10, 1989 - North Shore News

Spartans smash Highlander opponents

SENTINEL SPARTANS and West
Vancouver Highlanders, the only
teams still unbeaten in the six-
school North Shore high school
senior boys’ and girls’ tennis
league, met at Sentinel last week
with the Spartans taking a convin-
cing 10-1 decision.

The win ensures Sentinel of a
first place and a bye into the North
Shore final May 17, when they will
likely face West Vancouver again.

Both teams have several key
holdovers from igst year when they
met in the North Shore final and
again in the B.C. quarter-finals.

Sentinel won beth times and
went on to claim the B.C. Cham-

pionships. West Van placed eighth °

in the 16-team event.

The Highlanders’ best boys in-
clude returnees Brent Olynyk and
Simon MacNair, plus Mitchell
Shaw from Scottsdale, Arizona, all

‘Grade 12s;.and‘Grade !1s Steve
Horvath from Hillside and Oskar
Painter up from WV’s junic:s.

Back this year to lead t 3 is
Alison Whyte. She is in Giz: 12,

Coaches Maureen Cameron an

Squash club
gets funds

‘THE EVERGREEN Squash Club
of North Vancouver has been
awarded $95,000 from the B.C,
Lottery Fund to help renovate and
expand its facilities, Angus Ree,
Solicitor General and North Van-
couver-Capilano MLA has an-
nounced.

“The increasing popularity of
the sport of squash has
necessitated these expansion’ plans
in order to accommodate the high
demand for court time,’’ Ree said.

The B.C. Lottery Fund uses
proceeds from lotteries operated
by the B.C. Lottery Corporation
ta support a wide range of com-
munity initiatives.

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FATON'S

Judie Gold, who took West Van to
the junior final last June before
losing to Balmoral, have moved up
to the seniors this time around.
Sentinel mainstays among the
returning girls are Grade 12s Lindy
Frith and Elena Rista along with

The boys’ key holdovers include
Ryan Clark (Grade 12), Kirk
Gambley (Grade I1), Oscar
Almeida (Grade 10) and Scott
Moore (Grade 9).

The Spartans are under Mickey

Lois Muraro and Jey

season is at UBC from June 1-3.

The four other schools looking
for the third and last North Shore
playoff spot — and their first-line
players — are:

Argyle: Kelly Hubbard, Chris
Johnson, Alan Junec, Jim
Bakstad, Paul Fornari, Karelyn

Nicole Sykes.

Carson Graham: Stefano
Walker, Marcus Andersson, Bob
Rhee, Sanam Bakhtiar.

Collingwood: John Laslo, Nick
Swain, Amir Nowtash, Ming Lim.

Handsworth: Ernesto Rosas,
Chad Brealey, Irene Ma, Eleonora

Sandra Weinfeld who is in Grade
10. .

The B.C. Tournament this

Hrushowy,

Sharia

S'gmund, Molnar.

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