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

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Standing: (L. to R.) B. Patel, M. Kobus, T. Cameron, W. van Halst, S. Pahl, A. Harke, D. Thomson, Mr. D. Hyde-Lay 2nd Row: (L. to R.) P. Wilcox, D. Swanson, I. Mackay, P. Schieldrop, A. Wooldridge, J. Anders, R. Brakop Seated: (L. to R.) M. Akiyama, I. McPherson Fixtures 1983 vCowichanU19(R.F.C.) L 9-36 v St. George ' s (A) L 3-30 v Hillside (H) W 26-0 v Magee (H) L 3-4 vSt. Michael ' s (H) L 3-38 v Brentwood (A) L 9-20 v Parklands (A) W 14-0 vSt. George ' s (H) L 16-21 v St. Michael ' s (A) L 3-24 v SLOBS (H) L 9-10 v Brentwood (H) 1984 L 0-16 v Sedbergh School (England) (H) L 4-23 v Mt. Douglas S.S. (A) L 9-12 Total Poini s Games 13 W2 LI 117-234 25

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his new position. All the backs, apart from Schieldrop will be returning and therefore should be a lot more confident and effective next season. The forwards too had to mold themselves into a formidable unit, not an easy task with no old colours to call upon. Ian Mackay, prop and pack leader worked his charges hard as here, as with the backs, much groundwork had to be covered in order to develop the right blend of aggression, confidence and skill. Great credit is due to these forwards for their determination and hard work and, as with any pack worth its salt it would be difficult and unfair to single out any one for special praise. The following eight made up the pack, Ian Mackay, Mike Kobus, Walter van Halst, Drew Swanson, Scott Pahl, Jason Anders, Andrew Wooldridge and Drew Thomson. Both Alan Linden and Campbell Wright would have played more but for injury early in the season. So in retrospect, an undistinguished season as far as results got but an excellent one for attitude, spirit, hard work and progress. This team is going to go on tour in July to New Zealand and Australia and my prediction is that they will do well and surprise a lot of people but not those of us who have worked with them. D.W. Hyde-Lay 24

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:h R III m i ' .. . , ■ liillll— i EH Back Row: (L. to R.) B. Thatcher, T. Knight, A. Linden, T. Kaye, M. Atkinson, D. Beer Middle Row: (L. to R.) B. Calkins, S. Zens, D. Merry, D. Williams, D. Bryden, C. Sigfstead, Mr. J. Da vies Front Row: (L. to R.) A. Bowen, J. Bradbury, P. Le Blanc, A. Dieckmann, M. Hoath, F. Pletcher, D. Horsthuis As we prepare for our rugby tour to New Zealand and Australia, the 2nd VX is playing it ' s best rugby of the season. Had we played as well during the season we would have won the majority of our games. We did not record one win but that did not diminish the effort and enthusiasm of the squad, who struggled valiantly without success. The team cap- tained by Allan Dieckman were a joy to coach and the fact that most of the squad is returning next year bodes well for the upcoming season. p 4 1 ! w K w1 L L PI ' ■ ■ 26