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

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SENIOR BASK ETB LL I Group picture of team at B.C. Tournament in Kamloops Copposite pagej 314 - Gurpreet Sangha, V15 - Bob Chambers: J4 - Ian Phillips, 010 - Derek Chase, 3 5 - Mike Anderson, M7 M marinder Bains, il3 - Bill McSeveney, Wll - Roger Haustein, W9 - Andrew Maclntosh, fb - llcuard Snortq W8 - Bruce Hobenshield, F12 - Brian Anderson .z. ' K , of J, w S- Y .H 'ff F Y ffm W l ' r ,Wu 2 ,mp MW 42? P 'W not QQ? 4 , V ,,,f,,,,f g ,, 4045 , At the Vancouver Island Championships Bruce Hobenshield, 38, was named to the tournament All-Star team while Gurpreet Sangha, 014, was named tne'M.V.P. f., cf, 4 7 84

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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

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u The 1983-85 basketball season for tae senior boys was one which started hopefully but ended on a p sad note. The team 5 started the year with a Znd place finish in a ' i ' ' Powell River tournament .1-. Q- -., - . .-cgi , ,,--A rr - e'1eP D in then had 4th, lst and 3rd W..,....:,-M.. f - A C .V k A Q--I place finishes before CDG Christmas break. After 4 getting back from the festivities, the boys won tournaments in Hortn Vancouver and at Soutagate. They also won many exhibition games. The North Island Championships were held at Robron and the Breakers beat Ballenas of Parksville in the finals by a 50 point margin, after holding off a surprisingly strong Brentwood team in the semi-finals. The team then travelled to Victoria for the Island Tournament and placed Znd behind the host school, Claremont. Going into the B.C. Cham' pionships in Kamloops the Breakers were confident of a strong showing, but this was not to occur. The boys played three weak games, winning one and losing two. They were knocked out of the tournament as a result. Host of the team members will be graduating, but the three remaining grade ll's are hoping for a good season next year. I Coach John Prishholz spent many an anxious moment on the bench, watching the boys in action. 85