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Sports

Runner breaks 18-year-old high school record in 200-m

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APRIL

On the water, Sidney/North Saa-
nich Yacht Club member Rodney
Depass skippered Sweet Action to
a first-place finish in the Patos
Island Annual Classic.

The race featured 24 boats and
was the first overmght race of the
season.

In the Royal Victoria Yacht
Ciub’s Lipton Cup, Sidney’s Mark
Frampton skippered his boat,
Black Ice, to capture the Division
One trophy, which was donated to
the RVYC in 1914 by Sir Thomas
Lipton.

In shooting, Sidney gunsmith
Gil Carmichael finished sixth out
of 46 marksmen in a World Cup
shooting competition in Mexico
City.

The veteran trap shooter nailed
190 of 200 targets.

And, 16-year-old Mark Dyer
earned himself the distinction of
being the best marksman in the
Air, Land and Sea Cadets National
Shooting Competition held in
Ottawa. Z

Dyer, a member of the 676
Kittyhawk Royal Canadian Air
Cadet Squadron, hit 583 of 600
targets in the national competition.

On the field, Mark Wyatt, cap-

tain of Canada’s rugby squad in
the 1991 World Cup, hung up his
cleats.

The Stelly’s School teacher was
named Victoria’s male athlete cf
the year twice. And in 1990, he set
the international record for most
points in a single-match, scoring
24 points against Scotland.

For the first time ever, two
Peninsula ladies field hockey
teams were honored as division
champions.

The Hotel Sidney Hobbits and
the Brentwood-based Kapteyns
Super Salon team won their
respective divisional titles against
the Victoria Ravens and Cowichan
Cardinals.

MAY

On the track, Parkland School’s
runner Adam Street broke an 18-
year-old high school record in the
200-m qualifying heat of the
Lower Island Championships.

Street posted a time of 21.8
seconds beating the old record of
22 seconds set in 1974.

He went on to win the 200-m
final and added another victory in
the 100-m.

Grade 7 girls from North Saa-
nich Middle school won their 4 X
100-m relay in the All-School
Relays at Centennial Stadium.

Samantha Milne, Eryn Ward,
Becky Herbert and Carly Hal-
penny faced stiff competition as
they hung on for gold in the
finishing: straight.

In weightlifting, Peninsula ath-
lete Tracy Walt finished third in
the Western Canadian Champion-
ships in Kelowna.

From her first three starts, the
former Canadian rowing team
member qualified as a “Canadian
competitor.”

JUNE

In rowing, at the Canadian
Secondary Schools’ Champion-
ships, Parkland School Grade 11
student Caroline Morris was
crowned the High School Singles
Women’s Champion while Adam
Parfitt teamed up with his younger
brother Jonathon to win the Men’s
Double Championship.

On the track, Peninsula Track
and Field Club member Rhonda
Robinson made the grade for the
Canadian Olympic Trials after a
great showing at a meet in Eugene,
Oregon.

Robinson ran a personal best
time of 2.07:7 to take second place
in the 800-m and eam a shot at
Barcelona.

JULY
On the ice, 12-year-old Bryce

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SIDNEY —

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McFadden, a star of Peninsula’s
major Atoms hockey team, was
selected to play for the B.C. Super
Series tournament.

McFadden made it through six
different trials to make the provin-
cial team.

At the B.C. Summer Games in
Port Alberni, Peninsula athlete
Nicole Pannekoek swam away
with five medals — three of them
gold.

Pannekoek stood at the top of
the medal podium to collect golds
for the 100-m butterfly, 50-m

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ney. was a gold medal winner in
the pentathlon and a silver medal-
ist in the 400-m relay.

Matt Strone of Saanichton won
a gold medal playing centre field
for the Zone 6 baseball team and
Brentwood Bay’s Matt Gemmel
was a Silver medalist in rugby.

Sidney waterskier Carla Willi-
ams won a silver medal in the
slalom for girls 13 to 16-years-old,

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