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

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5th XV r W» The 5th XV had a very good season. After a series of games with Brentwood, they came up with players that played on the 2nd XV or 3rd XV as well as ending with a winning season. If the 5th XV continue to get the games, under the watchful eye of Mr. Connolly, the senior rugby program will continue to improve. Congratulations to all players for a successful year. Top Row: (L-R) Mr. J. Connolly, C. Wilkins, B. Lahiffe, R. Foster, J. Jones, C. Cotter, C. Allan, M. Smith, S. Chandna, T. Kitagawa, D. Fraser, W. Khan, O. Ching, C. Sperber, J. Gibson, D. Edmiston Bottom Row: (L-R) P. Treacher, C. Perry, I. Pritchard, M. Tompkins, E. Barbee, M. Schultz

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4th XV LJJ - . .. v ui I I t; Top Row: (L-R) Mr. D. Williams, G. Stirzaker, C. Blume, T. Clare, S. Hotte, M. Johnston, S. Liu, C. Lemecha, J. Kiss, Mr. S. Noble Middle Row: (L-R) O. Park, S. Smith, C. Sperber, J. Walton, G. Fraser, S. Bunnell, H. Wood Bottom Row: (L-R) M. Grandin, F. Chang, S. Logie, H. Damani .£ The 4th XV was also up against tough opposition, yet showed great improvement each time out. Forwards were never dominated and Spencer Liu, John Kiss, and Mitch Johnston helped the team with their strong loose play. John Walton led the team to a very close loss against Brent- wood and a much deserved win over St. Georges. Con- tributions of Hafiz Damani, Frank Chang, and Toby Clare helped to improve the performance of newcomers Osung Park, Colin Lemecha, Brian Lahiffe, and Mark Tomp- kins. All in all, a good season. Well done. 24

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COLTS A A most successful year for the entire Colt ' s group. The Colt ' s A continued their winning ways, losing only one Indepen- dent school ' s match. The Colt ' s B turned in a number of very fine performances, winning more than their share of contests, and the Colt ' s C , coached by Mr. Sarsfield, accounted very well of themselves, particularly in the nar- row victory over S.M.U. This year ' s Colt ' s A team, under Andrew Laing ' s cap- taincy, was in the fortunate position of having a number of talented and experienced players. As well, four of our new boys, Colin Creuzot, Grant Bell, Charlie Kryvenchuk and Doug de la Nuez earned starting positions and more than adequately met the demands of their respective positions. Joel Scott and Christian Matter provided the necessary depth in the forwards and Xander Allison ' s versatility helped fill in the occasional gap in the backs . The backbone of all suc- cessful teams is the tight five. Paul Hill and Colin Creuzot were very solid and steady props and Hamish Nixon ' s hook- ing was consistent. We were never quite settled in the sec- Top Row: (L-R) Mr. M. Fernandez, C. Creuzot, X. Allison, G. Bell, D. de la Nuez, J. Scott, R. Pyke, C. Kinderchuck, C. Matter, S. Quinn, Mr. M. Hall Bottom Row: (L-R) H. Nixon, T. Akiyama, T. Campbell, A. La- ing, C. Roberts, T. Dennison, P. Hill 26