82 CASTLEGAR NEWS, August 31, 1983

SPORTS

Otters get awards at first wind-up

By CORALEE SCHUEPFER

Twenty-seven Robson
River Otters were acknow-
ledged for their season's ef-
forts at its first annual
awards wind-up held Sunday.

The younger Otters, who
began the season as non-
swimmers, received recogni-

tion as follows for their im-

provement in learning skills
and building vedio Sea-

iatseen Most Improved Fe- and meets — rain or shine, Webster families, was award-
malecBackstroke — Tammy Chris Kinakin and Rob Mc- ed to Jeff Scheupfer for the
Yanagisawa, Most Improved Greeos, received the ‘Oborne’ best male individual medley.
Male;Backstroke — Bruce Award’ sponsored by Ethel ‘Scotties. Marina’ Award,
Senet Most Improved Fe- and Ross Oborne for best at-” sponsored by’ Dallas and
— Jenni- The ‘Marjorie P. crncrdl dtelleee calla
fer fr Boe Most Improved Waldie Trophy’. dby male b
;Breaststroke Jason William Waldie and family, to Sherri anmaitent The
Ray, Most Improved Fe- was awarded to Alana Miller ‘Captain G.O, and Marion
male:) Freestyle — Darcy for the most improvediover- Sutherland and family
Burlingame and Most Im- all female swimmer. The ‘R. Award’ by the
proved «Male Freestyle — Waldie Trophy’ by. } of the 8
Mrs. Ruth Waldie and family family for the best male but-

mus
nition for his flip turns, Ryan
Yanagisawa for his dives
and Erik Peterson for his
hard work in learning his

fa and determination in compe-
‘tition the following received
club medallions: Chris Miller
— gold, Willow Docherty —
silver, and Steven Soares —

“competitiveness in swim
meets, Peter Stroes received
gold, Curtis Ready — silver,
and Steven Merry — bronze.

was awarded to Trevor Sev-

¢ ven, recognition for
shy the mile within ille for the most improved

‘am-
pie eee Schuep- yrs: gla laps id
fer, Ariel and Risha “Mc- members for the female
Dowell, and Trevor Seyille. ip. ‘Jason Lucas

eet ‘the exception of'two was! awatded’ the ‘Johnny's
awards the fol-. cee Giid Gas | Trophy’ for

sedate A er
Schuepfer.
The ‘O.B. Ballard
‘sponsored by Mrs.
Jean Wyllie and the Ken
Wyllie family for the best
female freestyle was award-
ed to Sherri Harmston. The

phries »
by Betty and

beret following” Seererate best

George Clarke and family for
male freestyle was

familiéS to the Robson area.‘ the basis of actual Panta
Through the Robson River earned for individual strokes
Ottérs'it is hoped to build:a by the

d to Jason Sel
Tae baatte, Lee:

OVERALL AGGREGATE . . . Sherri Harmston and Jason
Schuepfer were awarded overall aggregate trophies
during Rebsen Otters swim club's first annual winds -up

As all first year compe-
titers, the foll

histoty’ of the’ area through the season. The ‘James and Kisakin (Wand seater the
these families so that new Bly Man Troy wae ‘Dr. W.L. Wright Memorial
and? to Sherri Harmston Trophy’ for best female back-

the ‘Encouragement Awards’
for most improved in each of

will“have the knowledge of for the best femals individual stroke, sponsored by Mr. and
the déveloping and building: medley, while the “John T. Mrs, Don McDowell. Jason

ed to Lora-Lynn ‘Harmston
for Best Female

ston were given five year's

with Ken Kinakin receiving
the best male. breaststroke
Trophy (unsponsored).
‘Totaling 200 points for the
swim’ club throughout the
season, Sherri Harmston re-
ceived the ‘Molly and Ed
Sorge Trophy’ for female ag-

gregate with Jason Shuepfer, |
totalling 181 points was bug
awarded the ‘Marg and Art ‘

Anderson Trophy’ for male
aggregate. A total of 20
swimmers brought in points.

Pani in their individual strokes for

the swim club throughout the

Jeft Schuepfer 185, Ken Kin-
akin 181, Ariel McDowell 98,

, Risha McDowell 82, Jennifer
bY’ Stroes 60, Bruce Shingler 41,

Shane Patterson 26, Darcy
Burlingame 24, Rob McGreg-
or 22, Peter Stroes 22, Chris
Miller 20, Tammy Yanagis-
awa 18, Trevor, Seville 11,
Steven Merry 10, - Curtis
Ready 9 and Jason Ready 3:

All swimming members tal-.

lied points through their par-

ticipation in
For their participation in
for

PI
ues while Ken Kinakin re-
ceived his as six years ‘com-
petitive swimming. ''

Honored as the club’s mas-
cots and always offering the
swimmers Sa Tice

In appreciation for her

hard work and keeping the

newly formed club at mid-

good weekend left this year
to enjoy a peaceful day or
two of camping. The awards

have worked very hard this
first year and have a good
start on swimming. About
half of the team members will
end the season’ by partici-
pating in the last meet of the
year at Greenwood this Sat-
urday. The first up-coming
peoioc: forthe Rew executive
the fun

the strokes: Most Improved
held Su: Female _

proved
|. Male Butterfly — Shane Pat-

i the: community they live: and Gertie Webster

erie their conscientious ef!
fort, in attending Practices!
Ss is

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Montreal Olympics and now
fights out of Las Vegas, won
the Canadian championship
in 1979 and will be defending
it for the fourth time.

Tt will be the first big fight
for Lakusta, who has com-
piled a 15-4 record since the

karate enthusiast from Ed--

monton switched to profes-
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VICTORIA’ (ch) —
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the past five seasons Chris
Kinakin, Jeff and Jason
h Benventer and Sherri Harm-

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17th.

‘CFL
NOTEBOOK |

By The Canadian Press
Dieter Brock of Winnipeg Blue Bombers has taken over

-second place on the all-time list for the most career

touchdown passes with 187. Brock threw three touchdown

strikes this past weekend against

Calgary Stampeders and

moved past Russ Jackson (185). Ron Lancaster leads with
883, ,

” B.C. Lions and Cc

for a total

of 18 quarterback sacks in their game last weekend, one

short of the record. Montreal had seven sacks with Eugene

Belliveau and Del Fowler leading the way with two and 14,
ly. The Montreal total was two short of the
one-game high set by Edmonton and Calgary. James Curry
and Glen Jackson led the Lions with two sacks each. B.C.

leads all clubs with 26 quarterback sacks.
Teaat Friday (elon Tete. Great of Toronto Acgonants
set by Hal F in 1956 when he

fending
Royals stopped Quebec
champion Gatineau 10-0 in
five

innings
Canadian: senior A nien's
fast-pitch softball champion-
ship.
Victoria pitcher Rob Guen-

-ter stfuck out eight and gave

up only two hits for the win.
Gatineau gave up two runs
on two of its five errors.
Van City Magicians, based
in New Westminster
Saskatoon 1-0 in 10-innings.

broke through the LO0Dytrd barra nhs eighth game o
the 1983 pl when he
Galant 11 Coase tae eha vatae a Rec letter

Eskimos combined for more than 800 yards in total offence
(Ottawa with 474 yards and Edmonton with 960), but were
only able to score one touchdown between them. That
touchdown was scored by Tom Scott and was the 80th of his
CFL career and equalled the record set by Terry Evanshen.

For the 10th time this season a quarterback passed for
more than 400 yards in a game when Condredge Holloway of

Toronto Argonauts accomplished the feat Friday. Holloway _

completed 24 passes for 414 yards — the third time this

CASTLEGAR NEWS, August 31, 1983 B3

SPORTS

By DOUG PILATZKE

The fifth annual Rockettes’ Basketball Camp wound
up its week of activities on Friday afternoon with a
graduation and awards ceremony in the SHSS gym. This
Jour saw a record 4S gh betwoon the ages of and 1
attend the five days of activities “and
competition. -

In the team competitions “Andrea's All Stars” won
the Junior League championship and the “Blister Sisters”
coached by Barry DePaoli upset Tom Demeo's high-flying
“Defensive outa to capture the penlce: cee title.
The ual compet Junior division
saw Barb van Hellemond take ore the plier and hot
shots contests, Delphine Coombs won the free throw
finals, Vicki Gritehen took the Dribble Tag crown, and

Tomelin won the cut-throat competition:

Major awards in the Junior Division went to Jennifer
Mair and Judi Closkey for leadership. Best Defensive
Players were Barb van Hell and Vicki Gritch

Rockettes api winds. we

Dropouts, and Andrea's All Stars.

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companied by the guitar and

gymnastics through falas
activities and games, and the
use of basic equipment such
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Music Experiences for Pre-
schoolers — Introduction to

and sound for pre-
schoolers through Hstening

and appl As well, there
will be children’s songs ac-

drop:

classes have finished in Rob-
son Hall until our fall pro-
gram starts. This is also the
last week for morning and
evening fitness classes at the
complex. Next week Sept. 6 -
Sth m classes will be
held at Kinnaird Hall from 9 -
10 am.

the trio of van Hellemond, Christy Gritchen, and Shelley .

were presented ‘to the camp's, Most
Improved Players: Sarah Crosfild, Kelly Findlay, Rose
codigos nig Be Heart” award was presented to Monica

Runner-up for most improved player was Nicolle Pipes

Shelley Tomelin.
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