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

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Spf S.L.O.B.S.AND1ST AND 2ND XV RUGBY 83 84 Back Row: (L. to R.) R. Malcolm, H. Shinohara, G. Seifriet, C. Kramer, B. Gough, G. Soetaniman, R. Kohlen, P. Wong, Mr. J. Grey Front Row: (L. to R.) D. Fraser, R. Karadontis, F. Ueberschar, R. Price, L. Stenmark, I. Esmail, D. Ganesan 27

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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

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THE 4TH XV Back Row: (L. to R.) B. Northcote, A. Howarth, A. Pilling, M. Hickley, P. Mazzulli, M. Gray, S. Tang, Mr. J. Grey Middle Row: (L. to R.) I. Smith, J. Gutierrez, M. Pittman, G. Arnold, G. Maunder, E. Poon, R. Beck Seated: (L. to R.) H. Wong, Y. Soetaniman f 9vk r ' Myi A piSI M Back Row: (L. to R.) Mr. P. Jarvis, A. Morgan, D. Cooper, R. Boehm, J. Fisher, R. Purcell, M. Giordano, Mr. N. Coghlan Middle Row: (L. to R.) D. Hunter, D. Frankovich, J. Jung, A. Blundell, R. Kaul, A. Langran, D. Shulman Seated: (L. to R.J M. Fossum 6THAND7THXVS As ever, the fighting Sixths and Sevenths enjoyed their Rugby, even if it was not of the highest standard technically! Unfortunately, only Brentwood this year had teams at an equivalent level, so we only managed three matches. Of these one was won, one tied, and one lost - the latter in mud-bath conditions. The team as a whole always played with spirit, despite the fact that whenever a special talent began to emerge from our ranks he was snapped up by Mr. Grey, at a higher level. Notable amongst our players were Russ Purcell and Roland Boehm, who made up easily the heaviest front row in the School, John Fisher in the second row, and Johnny Jung in the three-quarters. I am sure all of these players will do well next season. N.I. Coghlan 28