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Edmonton Septembers. 1993 1 3 Fax your team stats to 498-5661 Edmonton Results at tttm 1993 Canadian Orienteering LepsTigers 16 12 4 0 307 108 27 NWAA 14 11 2 1 245 61 24 5 McMurray 11 7 4 0 187 161 21 SnerwoodPk. 16 9 6 1 203 138 19 5 Clansmen 16 6 10 0 1 38 278 14 CokJLake 11 2 6 3 77 119 105 Leduc 15 4 10 1 164 181 95 imm cm Brunswick, 182 16 2. Women's 17-18 year. Stephanie Schurch, (Mew Brunswick.

194 36 3. Women's 17-18 year, Amanda Edmunds, Edmonton. 216 38 1. Men's 15-16 year. Dave Donaldson.

Hamilton, 68 40 2. Men's 15-16 year, Doug Mahoney, New Brunswick. 81.15 3. Men's 15-16 year, Timothy Edmunds, Edmonton, 91 09 8. Men's 15-16 year, David Roberts, Calgary, 128 15 1 Edmonton Rugby Union Standings to Aug.

28, 1993 Division 1 1 1 Championships Fundy National Park, New Brunswick Aug. 28-29 Placing, class, name. home, two day total time 1, Men Elite. Martin Pardoe, Calgary, 135.16 minutes 2, Men's Elite. Bnan May.

Newfoundland. 140.15 3, Men Elite. Bnan Graham. Ontario. 142 38 6.

Men's Elite. Peter MacKenzie, tnmslail, 158 04 1 Women's Elite. Pam James, Nova Scotia, 161 57 2, Women's Elite, Catherine Hagen, Quebec, 174 56 3, Women's Elite, Andree Powers, Toronto, 204 43 7. Women's Elite. Zuzana Zinkova, Calgary, 227.12 1.

Men's 35 year, Adrian Zissos. Calgary. 178 17 2. Men's 35 year, Jim Weisert, Calgary, 18856 3. Men's 35 year, Larry Konotopetz, Winnipeg, 208 27 1 Women's 35 year, Victoria Bondy, Toronto, 251.19 2.

Women's 35 year, Janet Astle. Calgary, 261.36 1 Men's 40 year. Donald Ross, Toronto, 144 55 2. Men's 40 year, Gord Hunter. Ottawa, 154 57 3.

Men's 40 year, Keith Nicol, Comerbrook. Ntld, 194 08 4. Men's 40 year, Geramt Edmunds, Edmonton, 197 00 7. Men 40 year, Jim Webster. Calgary.

232 33 1. Men's 50 year. Jim Waodington, Hamilton, Ont. 122 49 2. Men 50 year, Russ Evans, Hamilton, 147 15 3.

Men's 50 year. Lloyd Bishop. Ontario. 155.20 5. Men's 50 year.

George Murphy, Edmonton, 17451 1. Men 19-20 year. Micheal McEwmg, Freder-iction, 155 40 2. Men's 19-20 year. Eric Cyr.

Quebec. 158 48 3. Men 19-20 year. Forest Pearson, Yukon, 17301 4. Men's 19-20, Andy MacKenzie, rnnislail, 178 23 1, Women's 17-18 year.

Chene Mahony. New Team OP PF PA PTS Druids 14 12 2 0 388 125 24 LepsTigers 14 7 7 0 283 195 14 Clansmen 15 6 8 1 289 257 14 NWAA 15 5 10 0 211 400 10 St Albert 15 1 14 0 77 501 2 Division 2 Team CP PF PA PTS Druids 16 14 2 0 441 204 28 Red Deer 14 10 3 1 260 150 25 Clansmen 17 11 6 0 367 236 22 LepsTigers 16 9 7 0 312 240 18 Pirates 15 8 6 1 198 194 17 NWAA 16 7 9 0 244 212 14 Leduc 15 6 9 0 164 290 12 Fori McMurray 12 4 8 0 156 238 10 Grande Prairie 14 3 11 0 174 277 10 St Albert 16 1 15 0 115 416 2 Division 3 Team OP PF PA PTS LepsTigers 15 13 2 0 239 110 26 Sherwood Pk. 13 10 2 1 215 127 21 Clansmen 14 9 4 1 245 161 19 Druids 15 9 6 0 320 166 18 Red Deer 13 5 7 1 134 144 13 NWAA 13 5 8 0 146 183 10 Grande Prairie 14 4 10 0 78 237 8 St. Albert 13 3 9 1 96 233 7 Edson 12 2 10 0 107 187 4 Division 4 Team CP PF PA PTS with the new line of Orthopedic and Sports Supports from lkc. Medidfz Go.

recommended by professionals and now available at: ZJjZ Toll free 1-800-252-9368 15819 Stony Plain Road Edmonton or call T5P 3Z7 CANADIAN KOHO GOALIE STICKS I AIDS TO DfilLV Sport Expo offers exposure mmr, Pirates 15 4 Alberta Major Soccer Standings to Aug. 31, Team GP Cat Dinosaurs 18 11 Edm Scottish 18 11 11 0 122 331 9 League 1993 GF GA PTS 3 4 36 24 26 4 3 40 20 25 3 1 49 19 27 4 3 35 20 25 7 4 35 28 18 Edm Ital Edm. Victoria Cal. Juventus 17 13 18 11 18 Cal Chinook 18 Edm Pokxua 18 Cal Eagles 18 Letrtbndge 17 8 4 11 2 11 5 24 33 23 46 20 44 16 12 9 7 12 3 26 45 Edm. Juventus 18 5 10 3 31 40 13 Capital District Bantam Football League Standings to Aug.29, 1 993 Toam CP TPFPAPTS Sn Pk Rami 2 2 0 0 53 12 4 Leduc Ti-cats 2 2 0 0 59 21 4 Edm Seahawks 2 1 0 1 46 26 3 Stony Plain 1 1 0 0 20 7 2 Edm Chargers 2 1 1 0 32 34 2 Mayfield Raiders 2 0 1 1 32 41 1 St Alb Fury 1 0 1 0 21 25 0 St Alb 49ers 2 0 2 0 7 52 0 Sh.

Pk Northstars2 0 2 0 6 58 0 Prairie Junior Football Conference Standings to Aug. 30, 1993 Toam CP PF PA PTS ReginaRams 3 3 0 0 108 61 6 Edmonton Wildcats3 2 1 0 87 77 4 Saskatoon Hilltops 3 2 1 0 73 68 4 Edmonton Huskies 3 1 2 0 38 74 2 Calgary CoHs 4 0 4 0 67 93 0 and bargains firstimers to try the sport out. Further information on registering for the races is available through Sport Central at 477-1166 or the River Valley Outdoor Centre at 428-3033. Alex Fyfe. a coach with the Edmonton Speedskating Association also praises the Sport Expo.

"It orked well for us last year," he says. "We went into it to give our club a higher exposure, but we got some new members as a result." He says this year the club will have a slide display as well as a "Wall Sit "championship. "We had the wall sit last year and it proved very popular ith the kids." Wall Sit involves sitting with your back to the wall with no chair and your legs bent 90 degrees. The inner of the competition is the last one still sitting after everyone else has fallen down. Admission to the Sport Expo is $2 per person.

Children under 12 are admitted free. Sport Expo is open Sept. 1 8 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sept.

19 from 11a.m. to 5 p.m. i a iff winv? uu. Come in, write 20 Off ALL HOCKEY STICKS a I 8EP1 $1250 em Region Baton Tw irling Association. Edmonton Speedskating Association.

Ringette Alberta, Judo Alberta. Racers Swim Club, Fun Team Alberta, Baseball Alberta and the Millwoods Weightlifting Club. "We find it a very good venue for creating public awareness for our group." says Carolyn Foster of the Northern Region Baton Twirling Association. With member clubs in St. Albert.

Edmonton and Sherwood Park, this ill be the third time the association has had a booth at the Sport Expo. "We provide a demonstration, which gives the kids an outlet to perform and we hand out information," she says. "It's generated a few new members for us over the years, but it's mostly a public relations thing for us." A new feature at this year's Sport Expo ill be demonstrations of inline skating put on by Edmonton Parks Recreation and the Edmonton Nordic Ski Club. The demonstration will include three races of 10, six and four kilometres and well as an opportunity for Edmonton's third annual Sport Expo will be staged at Kinsmen Sports Centre September 1 8 and 19. "We had more than 5,000 people at the event last year and we're hoping to double that number," says organizer Marlene Sherback.

The event is one of the major fundraisers for Sport Central, an equipment depot used to help underprivileged children. During the Sport Expo visitors have tlie chance to view a large number of sports programs available throughout Edmonton and to participate in other sports. In addition, there is a used equipment sale here people can purchase equipment for almost any sport. "We held the first two Sport Expos at the Sportex building, but this year moved to Kinsmen because it is a larger facility with better parking." says Sherback. Clubs which will have information an demonstrations during the Sport Expo include: Federation Figure Skating Club.

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