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PENINSULA LITTLE LEAGUE
STANDINGS AS OF MAY 17
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SENIOR GIRLS SOFTBALL
Bolsters 09 08 01 ) -888
Royal Bank 11 09 02 0 818
Pizzazz Pizza il 08 03 0 -127 5
Seaboard 11 07 03 1 -636 2
Brentwood Pharmacy 09 03 05 1 333 4.5
Keating Fitness il 03 08 0 272 6
Sidney Bakery (Sid.) 10 02 08 0 200 6.5
Protect-Orr (Sid.) = 12 01 11 0 -083 8.5

MAJOR GIRLS SOFTBALL
Beacon Auto 09 06 03 0 666
Tidman Const. 09 06 03 0 -666
Buddies Toys 10 05 05 0 500 1.5
Island Shoe 08 01 07 0 125 4.5

MINOR GIRLS SOFTBALL
Malcolm’s Electric 07 06 01 0 857 -
Robins Donuts 06 04 02 0 666 15
Knights of Columbus 07 02 05 0 285 4
Snapdragon Nurseries 06 01 05 0 166 45

MAJOR BOYS BASEBALL
Army, Navy & Airforce 14 10 04 0 714 -
Lions Club 13 07 06 0 -538 DS
Roy’s Marine 14 07 07 0 500 3
Royal Cdn. Legion 13 03 10 0 230 6.5

MINOR BOYS BASEBALL
Osburn Manufact. 08 08 00 0 1.000
Island Furniture 08 05 03 0 625 3
Laturnus TV 10 06 04 0 .600 3
Realty World Sidney 06 03 02 1 583 3.5
Vic. Auto. Trans. 08 04 04 0 -500 4
Knights of Pythias 08 04 04 0 500 4
Flint Automotive 10 05 05 0 500 4
NS.V.ED. : 08 or 06 1 187 6.5
Aubreys Mac Tools 07 we 06 0 142 6.5

Gymnasts gear up for weekend

The next big event for Peninsula
gymnasts is the Gymasts Invita-
tional Meet in Victoria next week-
end when locals will compete with
over 200 gymnasts from all over
B.C, Washington and Ontario.

The meet starts on Friday at 4
p.m. for warm-up with the Provin-
cial B Aged 12 and Over in an
evening session. After the session,
coaches, judges and chaperons
will join the Falcons Parents Asso-
ciation for an informal get-
together at the Vanalman gym.

Competition continues with the
Provincial B Aged 11 and Under
in Saturday’s morning session;
Provincial A Aged 11 and Under
in the afternoon session: and Pro-
vincial A Aged 12 and Over and
National Novice, both in the even-
ing session.

On Sunday, the morning session
sees gymnasts compete in the
Divisional Aged 12 and Over
category and the meet concludes
with the afternoon session decid-
ing the Divisional Aged 11 and
Under.

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High scores for mobile Peninsula gymnasts

Peninsula gymnasts were at a
number of meets in early May
with competitions in Campbell
River, Kamloops-and Vancouver.

Enn Grant and Hilary Stewart
travelled up-Island to participate in
the Campbell River event for
Mites — children up to eight-
years-old.

Grant scored an 8.4 to take top
honors on the balance beam and a
second-place in the floor exercises
with an 8.2.

Stewart placed fifth on the beam
with her 7.35 and ninth on the

floor with a 7.1.

Both were competing for the
Falcon Artistic Gymnastics
School, in Saanich.

In the interior, Kamloops hosted
its Seventh Annual Girls Invita-
tional meet, which five gymnasts
from the Peninsula competing in
two age divisions.

Argo girls (10 to 11-year-olds)
Nikki Burrows, Erinne Willock
and Kathy Garduno competed in
four core events — uneven bars,
balance beam, floor exercises and
vault — and all had respectable
showings.

Burrows was the top Peninsula
performer earning seventh all-
round after placing in the top 10 in
three of the four routines.

She had top marks on the bars
with an 8.9, third on the vault with
an 8.75, eighth in floor with an 8.6
and 18th on the beam with a 7.4.

Willock finished 18th and Gar-
duno 19th out of the 25 girls from
across the province at the meet.

Katy Jones and Sara Mitchell
finished 11th and 14th respec-
tively i in the Tyro age group, which
is for 12 and 13-year-olds.

In the two categories, only four
girls had scores of 9.0 or better,
with the top scorer of the two-day
event acheiving a 9.1 mark.

finish.
The Vancouver Island squad
was comprised of three gymnasts.
Egan placed 13th overall out of
45 competitors.

Shivonne Egan, 10, of Saani-
chton, was in Vancouver May 10
for the provincial B Champion-
ships in which she helped her
Zone 6 team to a third-place

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