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The Second Annual Invitation
Regatta at Elk Lake attracted
more than 600 participants un-
der perfect rowing conditions
for this year’s event.

Hosted by the Greater Vic-

“toria Youth Rowing Society,

this is the 12th year for this
presitigous event, and crews
representing 18 schools. on
South Vanocuver Island and
the lower mainland took part
in more than 60 races.

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. closely fought competition

among traditional local rivals,
including a great showing for
Peninsula teams.

At the end of the two days,
the blue ribbon count for win-
ning performances were as fol-
lows:

Claremont,4, Brent-
wood College, 4; . Stelly’s, 3;
Mount Doug, 3; St. Andrew’s 2

One each to: St. Michaels,
Belmont, Parklands, and Oak’
Bay.

SUNDAY RESULTS:

-Sr. Boys Quads: Stelly’s s,
5:05:21; Claremont, 5:11:51;
Brentwood, 5:17:05

Jr. Boys Eight! Brent-

“wood, 5.24.81; . Claremont,

5.27.75; - Stelly’s 5.33.34
Sr. Nov. Girls Quad: SMUS,
6.28.75; Mt Doug, 6.30.46;

U8: Bears over wolves 4-0
U9: Lizards over Snakes 5-0
Turtles over Iguanas 5-1
~ Frogs over Crocks 41
~U10: Sun over Earth, 40
~, Jupiter over Moon 4-2.
* Pluto over Mars 54 .

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On the soccer fields

Peninsula Soccer Association scores for |
~ boys under 8 to under 19 years, October 24 and 25:

-- ULL: Peninsula Eagles, 4, Lakehill, 2
“Lakehill, 4, Peninsula Condors, 3.
; Peninsula Hawks, 2; Gorge, 1
~ Peninsula Merlins, 2, Gordon’ Head 2.
_» U2: Gold - -Gordon Head ‘United, 2, Peninsula Red) 1
~ Silver: Juan de Fuca Columbia Fuel, 6, Pen
13: Lakehill, 3, Peninsula Falcons, 1.

U14: Gold- Juan de Fuca, 3, Peninsula, 0 « -
Silver- Peninsula Cobras, 3, Peninsula ‘Oxen; Ones
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Silver = Bays United, 6, Peninsula Eagles 1
U6: Gold- Peninsula Theo’ s Place; 7,C owichan nally Elks,”

Ute Silver: Peninsula, 8, Gordon Head, 2

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Claremont. 6.39.97

Jr. Girls Double: Belmont,
6.16.09; Oak Bay, 6.17.57;
Parklands 6.19.62

Sr. Nov. Boys Quad: (No
times available) Stelly’s, St.
Michaels, Maple Bay

Jr. Boys Double:Stelly’s,

5.53.40; St. Andrew’s #1,
5.59.28; St. Andrew's #2,
6.03.54

Jr. Nov. Boys Quad: Park-
lands, 5.44.39; Stelly’s, 5.49.51;
Maple Bay, 6.08.58

Sr. Boys Eight: Brent-
wood, 4.48.49; Stelly’s, 4.57.44;
Mt. Doug, 5.13.21. _

Jr. Nov. Girls Quad: Clare-
mont, . 6.35.25; . Parkland,
6.38.36; . Esquimalt,-6.44.26

Sr, Girls Eight: Mt. Doug,
5.38.41; Stelly’s, 5.47.38;.. -
Oak Bay, 5.49.07

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