LOOKING FOR A REBOUND. Parkland Panthers defended
their home turf in a recent game against Robron School.

| Locals top charts in blossoming
« pentathion event in Richmond

Cassidy leads
lady Panihers

Parkland School’s senior girls’
basketball team gained some valu-
able experience last weekend at an
eight-school tournament in South
Delta.

Although the young squad lost
all three of their games at the Sun
Devils’ tournament, they show-
cased their tough competive spirit,
coach Roger Pires said Monday.

In their first game, Parkland lost
72-43 to Haitzic.

Janelle Cassidy had an impres-
sive 14-point game, Pires said.

In the second game pitted
against South Delta, the team
played to a capacity crowd but lost
a close 44-39 game against the
home team.

Cassidy had another 14-point
performance and Kim Painter
showcased her offensive talent
with 11 points in the game.

In the third game, for seventh
and eighth place, Parkland were in
action against North Delta but
were bounced 78-45. :

Jodi Gerich managed a 10-point
game, Cassidy came on strong
with 11 and Painter scored 10
points.

Although the ene

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Peninsula athletes were among
the Vancouver Island contingent
that won first place in all six age
categoriesm at the second modem
pentathlon modified meet, held in
Richmond on Nov. 28.

The event, hosted by the Van-
couver Modern Pentathlon Associ-
ation, consisted of running, swim-
ming: and air-pistol target shooung
competitions.

The Victoria Modern Pentathlon
Association believes this is versa-
tile and challenging sport which
appeals to athletes who need a
variety, spokesman Thomas Din-
gle said.

“We are doing everthing we can
to encourage people who might be

points.

In the senior boys’, Julius Hoff-
mann of Central Saanich claimed
fifth-place with 1,922 points over-
all.

In junior boys’, Paul Hoffmann
of North Saanich placed first with
2,220 points and Trevor Scott, also
of North Saanich, was sixth with a
1,216 point total in the three
events.

For the novice girls’, Central
Saanich athletes Laura McOr-
mond and her sister Liana McOr-
mond had solid showings in the
competition.

Laura finished fifth with 2,418
points and Liana came tenth with a
total of 1,570 points.

!® interested in trying out some of the Christina Hoffmann from North
events,” Dingle said. Saanich captured sisth-place with

In modem pentathlon competi- 2,143 points overall.
tions, points are accumulated for And a young pentathlete cap-
performance in each of the three tured top honors. In the novice
sports. boys’, Greg Dingle of North Saa-

Results of local athletes were as nich captured first-place with a
follows: 3,147 point showing.

In the senior girls’ category, four The Canadian Modern Pentath-
North Saanich athletes finished lon National Championships are
with top-ten placings. being held in Maple Ridge on May

Mary Campbell finished fifth 15, 16 and 17.
with 2,232 points while Hana “This is the first time in six
DuTemple came sixth with 2,182 years this event has been held on
points. the West Coast,” Dingle said.

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