Robron High School - Robron Breakers Yearbook (Campbell River, British Columbia)

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Q l l Bill says this depicts Mario being mean once again. There are some who would say that mean is part of wrestling but we know better-Don't we? Back row: Mark McRann, Kal Nagra, Sungeev Kumar, Trevor Lepine, Marc Overman, Coach Lawrason, David Fahimi, Stan Fair, Mike Hanuse, Eric Paulson. Middle row: Mario Veldhuis, Normand Martin, Joe Cizmic, Bill Nelson, Todd Fair David Jacques, Dean Misko, Jeff Harding, Willie Lever, Sherman Overman. Front row: Colin Fair, Reg Barker, Marshall Williams, Dwayne McLean, Paul Oh- linger, Warren Lever. RUGBY 1 ,fee W 82

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1. 98, MGHQCHOOL Q. WRtSH1NC ,Vai I WGHSCHOOL -.mr CTI INV. HIGH SCHOOL ,, ,, WRESTLING WRESTLING This page includes photos of the tnree gold medal winners that represented Rohron at the B.C.'s. Winning in the 60 kg. division was Todd Fair Ctopj, in tae Q3 kg. division the winner was Bill Nelson Cmiddlel, and at 67 kg. there was Dean Misko. ine dynamic Kouron Wrestling Team had its longest and most success- ful season ever this year. In doing so, the team placed in the top five at every tournament they entered. The season's most im- pressive and rewarding effort pro- duced a fourth place finish at the B.C. Wrestling Championships in North Vancouver. The team placed a surprising ith after being ranked ldth by meet officials. ine team nad 5 individual cnah- pious: Todd fair, bill Nelson and beau giggg. Todd was also picueo tne Lournament's Most Outstanding Wrestler. he was thc youngest athlete ever to do so. Josko Cizmic placed an impressive fourth place. Just as impressive was grade eight student Colin Fair getting 5th place. Injury stricken Mario Veldhuis placed 6th in his weight division. The team also sent 4 wrestlers to the B.C. Winter Games in Fort St. ions Each one returned home with a mend Mario veiauuis - Bronze, Colin Fair - Silver, and Bill Nelson and dean Aisko both won Cold. Hue team nad many promising grade eignts turn out this season. This may be the start of a Robron wrestling dynasty. And how many piranhas will there bc next year?

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GRADE 8 RUGBY Back row: Coach Lawrason, Lucky Bains, Jason Lorenz, Sean Cramb, Richard Berkey, Theo Abery. Front row: Jeff Harding, Nav Badyal, Jonn Calimente. Back row: Don Nicholas, Scott McDermid, lan MacLeod, Gra- ham Beatty, Eric Paulson, Ed Kelly, George Henshall, and Coach T. Kurtz. Front row: Andy Haines, Scott McKenzie, Roddy Brind'Amour Neil Aubuchon, Dwayne McLean. L T There are not very many actual games involved in the Grade 8 Rugby season. The main emphasis is on learning the strategies and skills required by the sport. The sport of rugby requires determination, the acceptance of dirt and aggressiveness. This year's team practiced well and showed great promise tor tutnre years of involvement. JUNIOR RUGBY This group of dedicated rugby players includes many boys who have been involved with the sport since it was first organized at Lebron. Such continuity has helped the team to produce winning teams each season. The main reason for the team's success has been the good attitude that team members carry into each game and practice. This year's season was highlighted by the 2nd place finish at the North Island level, and successful tours,to Vancouver and Kamloops. Team.members: Marc Overman, David Byng, Blaire lverson, Darrell Campbell, Norm Jartin, Gilles Bouchard, Drew Williams, Wade Trace, dark McRann, Gres Milne, Tim Thompson, Darren Latoski, Stan Fait, Mike Hanuse, Scott Drownson, Landon Kissack, Bud Bablitz, Roy Williams, Ron Hansen, Josko Gizmic, Todd Sarnes, Yvon Plante, Laird Ruehlen J SENIOR BOYS' RUGBY This stalwart crew did not collect very many wins but they did their best to keep tne spirit of rugby alive. Their practices were hard, dirty and at times lewd with the impromptu modelling of the latest underwear fashions. Under the direction of a veteran rugby player, Bruce lzard, the Robron team made an impression. Team members: Warren Brandson, Earl Watson, Dean Dreger, Dean Misxo, Bill Aelson, Peter Williams, Doug Wiebe, Kevin Brownson, Miles Latrace, Narinder Bains, Dale Nagra, Don Mclunes, Allan Mclnnes, Howard Smith, Hario Veldhuis, Michael Frederick, Richard Jatilpi 83