Shawnigan Lake School - Yearbook (Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia Canada)

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Andrew Goff was perhaps the most improved player by the end of the season. A special mention, however, must be made of Allen Schwarz who has a great flair for the game and with 84 points (35 conversions, 2 penalty goals and 2 tries) was the top scorer of the team. The ' B ' team who were small and who looked as if they could be rather weak improved out of all recognition in the second half of the season. It is true that they were greatly indebted to Eamon Frank ' s strong running in the centre - scoring 12 of the 20 tries himself - but it was the support and pressure provided by the forwards that transformed the team in the latter part of the season. Feisel Panjwani was an elusive runner either as a No. 8 or Centre and David Howell-Jones was a bundle of energy and enthusiasm at break. It was clearly a very successful season but what is much more important, particularly at this time, it was most enjoyable for the players and also for the coaches who will watch the future progress of these boys with great interest. W. H. H. McClelland S. A. S. Lane THE JUNIOR B XV Back Row: (L. to R.) Mr. S.A.S. Lane, D. Thomas, J.P. Baker, J. Morin, R. Fraser, F. Panjwani, D.G. Cooper, T. Forster, M. Giordano, R. Land, S. Grey, M. Hunter, Rev. Canon W.H.H. McClelland Middle Row: (L to R.) C. Hensbaw, M. Wooldridge, P. Maniskas, E. Frank (Captain), D. HoweB-Jones, T. McGovern, A. Howell- Jones Front Row: (L to R.) C. Repen, D. Reese 23

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Back Row: (L. to R.) Mr. S.A.S. Lane, M. McEachern, H. Deas-Dawlish, D. Gough, B. Patel, F. Panjwani, A. Goff, D. Williams, A. Blundell, The Rev. Canon W.H.H. McClelland Front Row: (L. to R.) B. Carson, T. Blakeman, R. Hudspith, M. Kobus, M. Akiyama, D. Shepard, A. Schwarz JUNIORS RESULTS Played Won Lost ' A ' Team 15 14 1 B ' Team 6 3 3 POINTS For Against 424 40 82 44 As these results clearly show Junior Rugby this year was in a very healthy state. The success of the A ' team was due mainly to a very promising three-quarter line who moved the ball quickly and ran very strongly. Michael McEachern at fly half, in particular, deserves great credit for getting the line moving. He has good hands, punts with both feet and reads the game well. He is a fine prospect for the future. Richard Hudspith had a very successful season at outside centre as a strong runner and it was good to see that his tackling has improved. The wings, Dean Shepard and Tre- vor Blakeman, scored 25 tries in their contrasting styles - Shepard by hard straight running and Blakeman by subtle changes of pace and direction. The pack was adequate and provided sufficient ball but relied heavily on Mike Kobus ' drive and very strong run- ning at No. 8 (18 tries) and Mashi Akiyama ' s decisive tackling from the break position. Blair Carson was the most successful in the line out making many clean catches while 22

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