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THE Argyle Pipers won the B.C. high school junior girls’ invitational volleyball title by beating the

_ Sentinel Spartans 3-1 in the final of the 16- team tournament in Mission last weekend.

Michele Rauter, Argyle power hitter, was selected as the tournament’s most valu- able player.

First. all-stars included Jacqui Ferraby of Argyle and Alisha Stevens and Sarah Campbell of Sentinel. Argyle’s Jessica = Pilkington = and

Sentine!’s Julia Hlynsky were second all-stars.

The ovo teams had ar incredible rivalry all) season. Arevle won their league game 3-1 but Sentinel took the North Shore final 3-2 by win- ning the deciding game 17- 15.

They met again in’ the Vancouver and District inal with Argyle winning 15-13 in the last game of a 2-E vie- tory.

Both teams had 42 wins and six losses in matches over the season going into the final B.C. match.

Eight of the 16 games in the matches they played

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by winning the B.C. high school title last weckend.

against each other over the season were won by two points.

Sentinel, Windsor in final

Robert Galster

News Reporter robert@nsnews.com

LAST Saturday may have been a cold driz- zly day at Vancouver’s Livingstone Park, but it warmed the hearts of North Shore foot- ball fans.

Three of the four teams playing for a ticket to. this Saturday’s senior bovs’ dou- ble-A championship — final hailed from north of Burrard Inlet.

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The carly game saw Windsor defeat its Vernon opponent 21-0. The later show saw Sentinel beating a game Handsworth squad by a score of 22-6,

Tomorrow’s finals pitting, North versus West Vancouver marks the third consecutive vear the Windsor team has reached the big game, losing last year and winning the champien-hip the previous year, Meaawhile, Sentinel will make irs first-ever appearance.

Windsor prevailed in a regular season) = matchup between the two squads’ 17- 6.

Championship Saturday Kicks off at B.C. Place at noon with the Grade 8 cham- pionship) = game spitting Vancouver College against Windsor. Next up is the junior championship game at 2:30 p.m. while the all-North Shore senior double-A game is set for 5:30 p.m.

The triple-A championship will be held at 8:30 p.m.

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: NEWS photo THE Argyle Pipers junior girls’ volleyball team capped off a spectacular season

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SIDELINES:

BOWLING... . Craig Henderson bowled a 277 during, Double Trouble league play at Park Royal Lanes in West Vancouver on Monday, Nov. 10.

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FOOTBALL... Simon Fraser University receiver Steve Hamer-Jackson has been named as a first team all-star by the Columbia Football Association,

The 5° 11", 177-pound senior caught 59 passes for 788 vards and five touch- downs for the Clan this sea- son, Phe North Vancouver product averaged 13.4 yards per catch and 6.6 receptions per game.

Homer-Jackson is joined on the first team all-star squad by teammates David Mattiazzo, of Burnaby, and Vancauver’s Robert Kozlkowski.

— Andrew McCredie

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