PARKLAND PANTHER Jesse
Berg bears down for a
hard ride to fifth-place in
the third event of the
Lower Island cycling ser-
ies.

Once around the track

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Track and Field Club, of wh.7zh she
has had success with both.

After the high school champion-
ships last week, she competed in
the Victoria Dogwood Meet at the
University of Victoria, where she

came away with medals in all:

seven of her events.

Van Den Bulk won the 400
metre, 800 metre, high jump and
triple jump, placed second in the
300 metre hurdles and long jump
and threw for third in the javelin.

Greg Dingle of the Peninsula
Track Club set five new personal
bests and won eight gold medals at
the Dogwood Meet in Victoria.

The 11-year-old Dingle estab-
lished personal bests while win-
ning the 100 metre (14.4 seconds),
200 metres (29.8s), 1,500 metres
(5:28.7s), long jump (4.25 metres)
and the shot put (7.54 metres).

He also won the 400 metre
(70.8s), 800 metre (3:12.7s) and
80 metre hurdles (17.5s).

Other gold medalists were
Mathew Baker in the 400, 800 and
1,500 metre events; Megan Ander-
son in 100 and 200 metre: Shan-
non Marshall with 100 and 200
metre wins and a long jump vic-
tory; Sarah Thomber, Scott Thom-

bea and Chad de Pol in their 1,500
metre events; Rhonda Robinson in
the 800 metre and the girls 4 X
400 metre relay (Megan Anderson,
Eryn Ward, Samantha Milne,
Katherine Marshall).

Parkland hosts event

Parkland School will be hosting
a two-day track and field meet in
the Island Mini-Meet series this
weekend.

The Victoria long weekend
event features between 200 and
300 athletes ranging from 8-years-
old to masters competing on Satur-
day and Sunday.

This is the largest meet to be
Staged in Sidney this season.

TheReview Wednesday, May 13,1992 — A18

SIDNEY SLO-PITCH LEAGUE

STANDINGS AS OF MAY 10

A DIVISION

GP W L
Malcolm’s Electric 08 O07 O1
Hotel Sidney 07 «#406 ~=«(Ol
Bowcotts 07 06 O1
Van Isle Marina 07 «#205~—=(O2
Pacific Pirates 07 +05 02
Harvey’s O07" 05; 02
Finishing Touch 07 04 03
Ron’s Disposers 0S 03 02
Raiders 06 03 03
Beacon Auto 08 03 05
Knights 06 02
Blue Moon Cafe G3. Ol op

B DIVISION

Squid Rogues Os 5 Ol
Waddling Dog 07 4 03
Royals 07 04 03
Whistlers 08 03 £05
Flint Motors O53 02.03
Die Hards 05 02 03
Welch’s Bobcat 03 Ol 02
Buffalo Heads 05 Ol 04
Cal Coolers 06 O1 O05
Air Canada 07 «#2(01)=Cls« 6
Saanich Warriors 05 00 05
McGinty’s Pac 06 00 06

Pedal power

Parkland secondary school’s
cycling team is in position to
make a push for first place in
the Lower Island cycling series.

The Parkland Panthers have a
solid lock on third place, just
six points back of frontrunner
Mount Douglas and five behind
|| Oak Bay, after the third of the
seven-race championship series
was held May 6.

Sean Gerrett lead the way for
the Panthers, gaining eight
points for his fourth-place fin-
ish in the junior boy’s category.

Gerrett is currently atop the
individual points standings
with 23, three ahead of Oak
Bay’s Mike Lamb.

The next three races are what
coach Dave Smith says are
Parkland’s' strongest events —
mountain bikeraces — with the
first one, the Tour De Dump,
scheduled for May 14 behind
the Hartland Road Landfill.

Wheel fun time

Saltspring Island’s Island
Spoke Folk are sponsoring a
Spoke Folk Fest over the Vic-
toria Day long weekend.

The Sunday and Monday
cross-country lap race for
mountain bikes will feature an
awards ceremony, barbecue and
a live entertainment bonfire fol-
lowing the race.

Campsites are available for
$3 at the venue, which will be
held at the Mansell Farm on
Mansell Rd., and organizers ask
that participants do not bring
any dogs as it is a sheep farm.

Registration for the 4.3 kilo-
metre single track race is Sun-
day at 10 a.m. and costs $30.

Walt earns 2nd

Tracey Walt, in only her
second competition, placed
second in the women’s heavy-
weight division of the B.C
Body Building Championships
last weekend.

Walt, the 148-pound, 26-
year-old from the Peninsula, is
now considering going to the
Western Championships on
May 23, in Kelowna.

Letter from

Aloe Sthota toa
Victoria doctor,
March 28, 1990.

It’s refreshing

to hear such strong
support for doctors.

= What happened to this admirable position
expressed by Moe Sihota in a letter to a Victoria
physician two years ago?

Mr. Sihota promised a willingness to deal
fairly and openly with doctors. oo bad
Mr. Sihota won’t stand up mow and

G6 7 he Government should... enter into fair

negotiations with its physicians. If we were to
form government, we would take that type of
approach to the bargaining tab

[e, 35

MOE SIHOTA
MLA Esquimalt Port Renfrew

defend those same principles of democracy... now that
he and his colleagues are government.
The doctors of B.C. just want the NDP to stand

by their committments and live up to their promise

of fair, open and honest negotiations. icy covumeia =
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION iia

It’s nota

lot to ask for.

The doctors of B.C.

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