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It was a track and field

meet of impressive proportions. Three thousand

elementary school students

from 189 schools gathered in _

Richmond on the weekend to discover just who had the best athletes in the province.

And several North Shore schools who had students who met the standards and chose to participate, did very well against such competition.

Especially worthy of note was the performance of the Wescot Elementary school girls ‘relay teams which won both the 1969 and 1970 medley events.

. Here is a list of the other outstanding performances: _

In the 1971 boys 400 metre event John Shapely from North Star School placed first. He. also took second in the 100 metre event.

In’ ‘the 1969 girls 400 metres, Mary Ann Potter from Holy Trinity placed third.

In’ the. boys. divisi

from North Star placed second.

Andrew. Shillington from

Gleneagles placed third: in . the “11-year-old ‘boys 3000 --

metre events: =.

Alice Woolley from West _ Bay picked up a bronze in

the 13-year-old girls division for the same distance. “Debbie; Smith won the

ion of the: | same ‘event ‘Mark Shapely

girls high jump for Cedar- dale.

In the 10-year-old boys high jump Mike Hogan from West Bay placed third. -

- Ig the 1970 girls division of the high jump Megan Barnes placed third for Irwin Park.

A fellow student, Kirstin Barnes placed second in the 13-year-old girls division of ‘the high jump.

In the 13-year-old boys long jump, Brett MacNeal from Seymour Heights

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placed. second. He “also placed third in the shot put.

In addition tc Wescot’s showing in the re’.y events, West Bay and Seymour Heights also ended up in the medals for their relay performances.

West Bay came first in the 1971 boys medley and the ‘A’ team came third in the 1968 girls 4x400 metre relay. _

Seymour Heights took a silver in the 1968 giris medley.

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Van Inter-School! Track and Field meet held Tuesday at Swangard Stadium.

Students from Grades“4 to 7 participated in the 100 events, with parents acting as timers and place judges.

Due to the sheer volume of results, it is impossible for the News to print a list of even the top competitors in each of the events. However, here are a list of

the more outstanding eathletes

formances:

Julia Bromley, Cleveland ,

— ist 80M; Ist 100M Cherise Ward,. Lynn. Valley — 2nd 200M} 2nd 400M: Erin McAllister, Braemar —~ ist 100M; Ist 200M —

Frank Cantoni, Braemar — 2nd 200M; 2nd 400M

Anna O'Doyle, Holy Trinity — Ist. 800M; Ist 1500M

Herman Sangha, dary — 2nd 800M;'' 2nd 1500M

Keith Allan, Highlands — ist Long Jump; 2nd High Jump

Julie Savage, Braemar — ist High Jump; Ist Long Jump

Kristy Wittig, Cleveland — 2nd Long Jump; Ist High Jump

Liza Eaton, Queensbury — Ist 200M; ist 100M

Lisa Brent, Montroyal — Ist 100M; 3rd 200M; 6th 400M

Jeffrey Jollymore, Highlands -— 1st 80M; 2nd 100M; ist 200M

Renee Beaumont, Upper Lynn — 1st 100M; Ist 200M: 2nd Long Jump

Loc Nguyen, Queensbury

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_, tet ‘400M; 2nd 80M; Ist 800M; 2nd High Jump

Todd Patz, Cleveland — 2nd 80M; ist 400M; Ist 100M; 1st 200M

Stephen Rauh, Cleveland — Ast 80M; 2nd 100M; Ist

ip; Ist: Shot Put Theresa Buckol, °

400M;; 1st 800M Martin Nazzantti,

Ridgeway — ist 100M; Ast 200M

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