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Peninsula athletes Andrea De
Pol and Adam Street qualified on
the weekend for the Zone 6 team
that will be representing Van-
couver Island at the B.C. Summer
Games.

Both minners posted impressive
performances in the Midget class
at the Zone 6 trials in Powell River.

Street ran an 11-second 100-
metre sprint to earn first place in
that event.

He also won the 200-metre race,
with an equally fast time of 22.6
seconds.

His hattrick of victories was
completed with a first place finish
in the 400-metre event, which he
ran in 52.9 seconds.

Coach Tom Michell said Street

is probably one of the top two or
three runners in his class in the
province and that he should do
well at the B.C. Summer Games.

Representing the Peninsula’s
female athlete contingent on the
Zone 6 team will be Andrea De
Pol. She earned her berth with a
second place finish in the 800-
metre event, posting a time of
2:19.3 minutes.

De Pol’s fourth place finish in
the 400-metre race also helped her
to qualify. Her time was 1:01.3
minutes.

In action at the B.C. high school
championships, Andrea’s older
brother, Chad, earned himself a
silver medal in the 5,000-metre
race.

Bantams see-saw to victory

In a see-saw game May 28,
Peninsula Bantam A lacrosse team
beat Juan de Fuca by 11-9.

The first period saw Peninsula
dominate most of the action but
some fine goaltending. by Juan de
Fuca’s goalie kept the scoreline
down to 3-2 in Peninsula’s favor,
coach Burt Minter said.

Juan de Fuca gained the upper
hand to take the lead by 8-5 by the
end of the second period, he
added.

But Peninsula came back with a
vengeance in the final period to
score six goals to Juan de Fuca’s
one goal, Minter said.

Peninsula’s last two goals were
scored in the dieing minutes of the
game, makinbg the final minutes
full of tension.

“The skills and teamwork of the
A team has much improved since
the beginning of the season,”
Minter said after the game.

ROLLING ON IN fo a fine
day of lawn bowling at
Central Saanich lawn
bowling club are these
competiiors.

Wallace collects
in first pro meet

Competing in his first ever pro-
fessional tournament, Glen Mea-
dows golfer Brian Wallace picked
up a $1,169 paycheck for his
efforts. zi

At 21 and the youngest golfer on
the Canadian Tour, Wallace tied
for 16th place overall among the
144-strong field of dedicated pro-
fessionals competing at the Pay-
less-Pepsi Open at Gorge Vale.

Wallace shot scores of 73, 66, 72
and 73 during the four-day event,
which was hampered by rainy and
blustery weather conditions.

“At the risk of sounding over-
confident, I guess I always thought
I had the ability to be where I am
right now,” a happy Wallace said
after the first major tournament of
his career.

TheReview

At the Powell River meet, Sarah
Thomber narrowly missed win-
ning a place on the Zone 6 team,
after she placed third in the 300-
metre event.

In the Junior Division at the
meet, Jeannette Van Den Bulk of
Sidney proved she is a track star in
the making.

Yan Den Bulk, who competes
with the Victoria track club,
claimed top honors in seven differ-
ent events.

- She won the 800-metre and
1500-metre events, with respective
times of 2:23 and 5:14.3.

She also place first in the 400-
metre race, with a time of 1:05.1,
while she jumped to victory in the
long jump, with a distance of 4.35
meters.

Van Den Bulk snatched the high
jump, too, with a height of 1.39
meters and she won the triple
jump, with a distance of 9.90
meters.

Top honors in the 200-metre
hurdles also went to Van Den
Bulk.

Other athletes who excelled at
the meet. were Matthew Fiander,
who finished third in the long
jump, and Matthew Baker, who
won the 1500-metre event.

Building break-in

An office building at the CP
truck dock at the Swartz Bay ferry
terminal was broken into and some
articles stolen, sometime between
1-3:30 a.m. May 22, Sidney
RCMP said.

Heavy damage resulted to locks
and doors on the building and
police believe the suspects fled on
foot, then travelled by canoe to a
local island.

Persons with information are
asked to call police or CrimeStop-
pers.

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