Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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RUNNING CLUB Winners of 50 mile Club vests l-r: Zanol, Jones, Scares (J), Lines (R), Rya . This year Roland Lines, Marco Zanol and Robert Jones gained their 50 mile vests. Roland also came second in the Inter- Schools Cross-Country and has been doing well outside of school e.g. May 25th Marathon Derby and College Week ' s Race. Jay-Jay Soares, Russell Dey and James Mason also provided support to the school in matches in the Central Zone League. Jay-Jay won the Intermediate 3,000m race on Sports Day and we were treated to some exciting battles between Roland Lines and Marco Zanol in the 3,000m, 1,500m and 800m races. Marco won all three and broke the school record for the 3,000m, a record he set last year. SWIMMING Once again, our swim team started the year off well for us with a resounding win in the inter-school meet. Although the opposition is getting harder each year, the effort, attitude and performance of our swimmers continues at an excellent standard. George Scaff once again did an excellent job as team captain, both in and out of the pool. It is very hard to single out anyone for special mention as all did exceptionally well, but perhaps a note should be made of the efforts made by Schyler Dowling who made a determined effort in training to improve his technique and whose success in winning his event is a monu- ment to the motto: Work conquers all . Swimming Results: Under 13 ' s 1st Butterfly, Freestyle. 2nd Backstroke, Breast, Freestyle relay and medley relay Under 15 1st Butterfly, Backstroke 2nd Breast, Freestyle, 1st Freestyle relay and medley relay. Over 15 1st Butterfly, Backstroke, Freestyle, Freestyle relay and medley relay. 2nd Breaststroke. The school cross-country races were won by Roland Lines (Junior), Liam McKittrick (Intermediate) and Troy Harvey (Senior). We were disappointed to lose Phillip Marsh early in the year. He started the season in excellent form and has been running at Warwick Academy. Alan Roskilly A reward for a dedicated runner. Teams Under 13 Young, Dyson, Fusinaz, Hammond, Dowling Under 15 Mansi, Morbey, Hamill, Jackson, Jeffrey Over 15 Scaff, (1) Scaff (2), Patterson, Joblin, Capt. Scaff (1) Part of our successful SWIM TEAM: Back Row: Hamill (R), Maule, Patterson, Jackson. Front Row: Scaff Joblin, Young, Dowling.

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CRICKET Junior Cricket Although they did not win any of their three league games, their improve- ment was excellent. Obviously many of the lessons taught by Mr. Harrison were being learned and should stand us in good stead for the future. Chris Swan, once again, did an excellent job on and off the field. He was ably assisted by Brian Morris who made corisiderable progress this term to the extent that he was selected for the 1st XI for the game against the Old Boys. 1st XI Poe dispatches a IVhitney ball for 4. Won 1 Drawn 1 Lost 3 This year for the first time inter-school cricket was organised on an east-west league basis. The winners of each league went through to the final at National Stadium. The competition was sponsored by Argonaut and their trophy was eventually won by Robert Crawford. Saltus were in the same qualifying section as Robert Crawford and we had two very close games against them. In the first game we lost by a slower scoring rate of 0. 15 of a run per over. The second game was even closer as we needed two runs off the last ball, to win on faster scoring rate, with one wicket in hand. Despite valiant efforts by Sean Symons we got one run before Sean was run out going for the second. Our two games against Whitney were also hard fought. The first we again lost narrowly by 3 runs while the second we won in style by 9 wickets thanks to a hard hitting 60 not out by Vincent Chaves and 40 not out by Reynard Smith. These two, together with Ellwood Fox and ' Po ' Lewis scored most of the runs and also did most of the bowling. Other useful contributions came from Troy Harvey, Patrick Bean and Delmon Talbot whose 4 wicket for 12 runs off 8 overs against Whitney was the best bowling performance of the season. Jeff Amaral kept wicket tidily and made runs at crucial times. The Founders Day game against the Old Boys was a predicatably one-sided affair but the school did well to hold on for a draw after being set 276 to win in under 2 hours. Credit for this must go to Ellwood Fox who batted for most of the school innings and refused to be tempted to indiscretion. Altogether it has been an encouraging season and all the school games have been very close. A number of promising players remain for next year who can only have benefitted from their experiences in the 1981 season. School Results Whitney 114 for 7 Whitney 110 for 6 Robert Crawford 142 for 8 Robert Crawford 120 for 5 Games lost on faster scoring rate. Saltus 111 all out Saltus 114 for 1 Saltus 130 for 6 Saltus 114 all out FOUNDER ' S DAY Xl Back Row: Mr. C. Palmer, Mr. D. Morrison. Talbot. Fox. Front Row: Smith (R). Morris. Chaues. Amaral. Bean. Lewis P 9 5l 0, • 4 JUNIOR CRICKET XI Back Row: Jackson. Smith (C). Harrison. Amott. Morris. Morbe];. Farias. Front Row: Mason, Clarke, Swan leapt). Caton. Ross

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TRACK FIELD Saltus again had a fairly successful time at the inter-school sports, finishing fourth in both junior and senior sections, and also finishing fourth overall. Some very good performances were turned in by our athletes. Special mention should go to Marco Zanol for an excellent 1500m race, and Romano Ramirez for an excellent all-round performance. (Romano once again gained a bronze medal in the pole vault for Bermuda at the Carifta Games). Results: Under 13 800m Shot Putt Pole Vault 1500m Under 15 Javelin Pole Vault Shot Putt Inter School M. Zand (3rd) S. Dowling (3rd) D. Chew (2nd) A. McPhee (3rd) M. Zanol (1st) (5.00.3) K. Simmons (2nd) P. Bryan (3rd) J. DeCouto (4th) Dear Ann Landers Grenuille play ing marbles! ' When I sai pull, pull and we ' ll have him on his back. Over 15 800m Javelin Pole Vault G. Scaff (4th) R. Ramirez (1st 152 ' 8 ) NEW RECORD R. Ramirez (1st 11 ' ) N. Parsons (2nd) In the inter-house meet, competition was once again neck and neck throughout as houses battled for the prestigious first place.