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

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Back row: John Elson, Af MIDGEI GZMLS, LASKLTBALL .,A1?r Carmel Hylands, Kulwinder Nagra, Andrea Ritchie, Carmen Aerts, Nicole Roberts, Leah Kraft, Kari Fredheim, Leanne Ennik, Tanya Larmour, Jennifer Ste- phens, Martina Stinka, Coaches Ilonka Dingjan, and Darren Beauchamp. Front row: Renee Besmargian, Kim Waugh, Kori Seabolt, Dawn Johnston, Ann Marshall, Shannon Adamschek, Joanna Heppner, Carol Anderson. While the team members son, things eventually tnusiasm they oecame H strength and levels of were rather unsure of themselves at the beginning of the sea- changed. With considerable amounts of nard practice and en- team that offered great potential. Tne girls' outstanding improvement carried them through their games to a record of ll wins and 2 losses. During the season the ream travelled to Powell River and to Court enay where tournament experience was gained. The team and its student coaches, Ilonka Dingjan and Darren Beauchamp, would like to thank their major supporters: Parents and teacher sponsor John Elson. JUNIOR BUYS' BASKETBALL Quote of the season--HA team's win-loss record isn't everythingllu This courageous group managed to stick with it in spite of a dismal record of 1 win and 12 losses. Coach Kurtz feels that the team members had all improved by the end of the season and will no doubt be part of winning teams in the future. Team members: J.P. Chartier, Scott Rodgers, Gurjinder Bains, Lal jagra, Todd barnes, Bob somerville, Jon Fraser, Aaron Wedman, Sean O'Leary, Darrell Campbell, Ivan Plante, Coach: Tom Kurtz Manager: Jordan McLean 89

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JUNIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL 9 Cathy Padington 15 Stephanie Bohlman 12 Judi Glasswick 10 Bernie Magennis 16 Anita Bhangu 4 Dana Reedyk 8 Maria Russo ll Tracey Byng 7 Maralyn Kiviniemi 5 Kelly Preston 13 Teresa Javier There isn't too much to say about our season, except tnat we had a considerable amount of tough competition. Other teams towered above even our tallest players, much to Stephanie's disgust. As well as being the shortest group on the circuit, we seemed to have the youngest players. We did not lack in skill though!! The other coaches regarded us as one of the sure contenders for next year's champions ships--provided we grow. We were also considered the most sportsmanlike team at the Area IIT Tournament. Special thanks to Mr. Mann, our coach, and Barinder Jaswal, our faithful manager. And then tnere's Danno. MIDGET GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Participation and enjoyment was the theme of Midget Volleyball. Twenty players re- mained on the team at the end of the season. The team beat Southgate on both occa- sions but lost both games to the Junior High. There was a number of very strong individuals who will do well as Junior team members. At the Area III Tournament, the girls did not do well as many players were away, sick, or injured. They placed 7th at that tournament. Student coacn Annagret Levesque stated HT enjoyed working with the team. Their overall participation was great.H Assistant coach was Cathy Nelson. Teacher sponsor was Diana Camerin. 88

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JUNIOR BOYS' SOCCER With 11 games played during the season, the team ended up with a record of 6 wins, 1 tie, and 4 losses. The group played well during most of the season but had injury problems when it came time for the Area Ill Tournament. The coach of the team feels that things would nave been much different if the entire team had been healthy. He also made the point that if this group stays together, Robron will have a Senior team worth watching in the future. Lack row: Coach Lamont, Sungeev Kumar, Sukhjit Nagra, Esteban Figueroa, Joe Cizmic, Mike Hanuse, Gurjinder Bains, Mark Nazaruk Front row: Gilles Bouchard, Doug Bruce, Kal Nagra Darrell Campbell, Eugene Berkey, Tim Thompson. Missin-: John Chorney Luck Bains Normand Martin JaU'it Sanqhera Sean O'Leary S 1 Y a Q ol Q a MIDGET BOYS' BASKETBALL This small but determined group had a tre mendous year and really learned to play and perform as a team. As a result, the boys ended the season with a record of impressive proportions: 17 wins, 1 tie, and 1 loss. The highlight of the year came when they beat Wellington of Nanaimo 39-32 in order to win the tournament tnat was being held there. The following weed was being held there. The following week- end they placed 2nd at a tournament at the Junior High. Mr. Lamont says, Uwe should be in fine shape during future years with this fine squad of players. Neil Aubucnon, Richard Berkey, Roddy Brind'Amour, Nav Badyal, Graham Beatty, Bd Kelly, Dennis Chambers, Coach Lamont Missing: Mark Nazaruk 90