Fighters win

Two Peninsula karate fighters
won trophies at the West Coast
Can-Am Championships at the
B.C Institute of Technology in
Burnaby, Saturday.

Nancy Verhagen won the
womens’ color belt sparring
division and Greg Turnbull
placed second in the black belt
kata (demostration) event.

Trainer Mike Puckett said
both competitors excelled
themselves to win trophies at
the toumament, which featured
about 400 competitors.

His club was only able to
send four fighters to the event,
so he was delighted that they
were able to make such a strong
showing, he said.

Holding takes win
in masters’ triathlon

At the Panorama Classic Tri-
athlon at Panorama Leisure
Centre Sunday, Peninsula ath-
lete Monty Holding won the
45-49 years of age Masters
Division with a time of
1:27:04. :

Brenda Cairns, also a Penin-
sula runner, was the first over
the line in the womens’ 40-44
years of age Masters Division.
She finished in a time of
1:55:15.

Jim Winter, 25, was the fast-
est Peninsula athlete in the
event. He finished fourth over-
all, with a time of 1:23:18.

Tykes blow out |

Juan de Fuca

Peninsula Mini Tykes
lacrosse team posted two
impressive victories over Juan
de Fuca in recent league action.

On May 28, Peninsula
thrashed Juan de Fuca by 16-5,
which was a double-blow to
their opponents, whom Penin-
sula beat by a score of 13-3
three days earlier.

With half the season com-
pleted, the team’s unbeaten
record can be attributed to the
players’ dedication to team-
work, coach Doug Straub said.

The team’s leading scorers
are Dan Lapointe and Chris
Straub, though Peninsula’s suc-
cess so far can also be attrib-
uted to Nick Kojima, Robert
Kinnear, Stephen Knowles and
Terry Hall, Straub added.

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Wagnor clinches top golfer award at B.C.s

PRACTICING HIS STROKE,
B.C. high school golfing
champion Mike Wagnor
prepares to tee-off with
Parkland team-mate Kurt
Eeg.

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Parkland School athlete and
Glen Meadows junior golfer Mike
Wagnor eared the title of top high
school golfer in the province after
beating out about 110 other com-
petitors Wednesday at the B.C.
high school golf championships in
Williams Lake.

Wagnor shot a two-under-par
opening round and followed up
with a score of 74 the next day to
win the tournament by a clear
three strokes.

As a team, Parkland placed an
impressive fourth overall among

the 22 schools competing.

The other team members whose
fine play earned them such a high
team standing were Kurt Eeg,
Richard Littlejohns and Brent
Hoeppner.

Coach Scott Clark said Parkland
had an outstanding tournament but
Wagnor was the clear star of the
two-day event.

“Wagnor is a very good golfer
but doesn’t usually get the recog-
nition he deserves. Frankly, I think
he has a great future ahead of
him,” he said.

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