PAGE 20, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15,1987 Anderson ties in rugby exhibition The senior rugby team at Ander- son Collegiate opened their season with an exhibition match against Norkam High School of Kamloops, British Columbia, last Friday. 'The Norkam squad has been in the Whitby area for the past week as part of a cultural exchange program, an exchange whic nWin see the lads;from this area return the visit at the end of this month. The game on the whole proved to be an inoffensive one, with neither side appearing to put their heart and soul into the confrontation. As one of the players put it, "It's hard to hit a guy you're living with." Each B.C. player is staying with an Anderson team member while in this area. The Anderson student will then stay at his billet's home while in Kamloops. Although not an exciting game, the play covered most of the field and there were several "almost" tries on both sides. Anderson was first on the boards courtesy of a penalty kick by Matt Harris. This was Harris' second at- tempt in the matter of less than a minute. The first kick missed the mark. Norkam tied things up shortly before half time with a penalty kick by Todd Williams. The second half of the match again showed it is still early season as both kickers, experts in their own right, missed several attem- pts. The game ended in a 3-3 tie. The lads went at it again on Sun- day afternoon in a friendly match that saw members from each side join together to form opposing sides. It was proof of the old adage that rugby is a hooligan's game played by gentlemen. SPORTS Al together now! WHO'S GOT THE BALL? The question was answered by Darrell Tyssen of Kamloops, B.C. who came up with the ball during a throw-in in the match between Anderson Collegiate and Norkam High School last week. Anderson's Mike Frederick, far left, did his Perroni, Hooi Several members of the Ander- son CVI track and field team turned top performances in the Lake On- tario Secondary Schools Association indoor competition held last at the Civic Auditorium in Oshawa. Suzanne Perroni won both the junior girls' 50-metre hurdle event and 4®-métre run. Teammate Michelle Primeau won the junior girls' shot put. Joanne Hood won both the 800- metre and 1500-metre runs for midget girls. Mario Cervoni won the junior boys 400-metre run while ¯THE WHITBY KEMPO Karate and McGee show their ability with- Fitness Club held a demonstration weapons. best but was hindered in his attempts by Norkam's Mike Schmidt. Backing up their teammate were Conrad Desjarlais and Duane Gill for the B.C. squad and Colin Moor and Brad Cooper for Anderson. Free Press photo both the junior 800 and 1500-metre events. Steve Wing was fourth in the senior boys' 800-metre run. All of Anderson's top four finishers will compéte in the Durham-York Secondary School Association indoor meet this week at York University. The outdoor season for the high school competitors begins April 25 with the Neil McNeil meet in Toron- to. About 30 Anderson students will compete in that opener. On April 29, relay events will be held at Harwood Secondary School. The Father Redmond Invitatioial will be May 2. The LOSSA outdoor finals will be held May 6 and 7 at the Civic fidls. The DYSSA finals will be held at the same location May 14, and the Civic fields will also be the scene of the regional competition May 22. All-Ontario competition (OF- SAA) will be May 29 and 30. the junior girls' relay team cap- tured the 4-by-200-metre event. "We have a fairly strong team this year," says Barb Dillon, who coaches Anderson's middle and long distance runners. "We probably have more qluality this year than we've ever had." Alex Hamilton coaches students in throwing events, Mariette Rozon coaches sprinters, hurdlers and relay participants while Betty Kelly looks after high jump coaching. Dave Hunter was second in the junior boys' 1500 metre run. Senior Dave Carroll was second in the senior boys' 800 and 1500-metre events. Sylvia Watson was third in both the 800 and 1500-metre events for midget girls. Stacey Guymer was third in the midget girls' shotput. Stephanie Sears was fourth in the junio girls' 400-metre run. Team- mate Karen Clark was fourth in Bacchiochi, Joseph lead Henry Street at meet Henry Street High School's senior Another double winner was Kelly, team had five firsts in the first in- Joseph from the Henry junior girls' door Lake Ontario Secondary team. She won both the 800 and School Association (LOSSA) track 1500-metre runs. and field meet last week. Her teammates Donna Hum- Andrea Bacchiochi won both the phrey also had a victory to give 50-metre sprint and 50-metre hur- Henry wins in three of the nine dies. Steve Yastor narrowly took junior girls' events. first, by one-tenth of a second over Humphrey won the high jump teammate Brent Herod, in the and was third in long jump. Julie senior boys' 50-metre hurdles. But Parker was second in the 50-metre Herod blazed te victory in the. 50- hurdles. metre sprint. Dawn Lawson of the midget girls' The senior boys relay team from team won the long jump while Bob are double winners in indoor meet 1