ROWING Rowing for the 1989-90 season was very successful for all members. For the better part of the season Royal Roads and UVlC formed an eight man composite crew due to the shortage of rowers. The first two regattas yielded second place finishes while later in the season the crew managed a fourth place finish. Royal Roads, in preparation for the Frost-Bite regatta in Seattle, formed a four man crew and raced to a second place finish, only missing first by a nose. This season proved very rewarding for the team members and with the return of these members a strong junior varsity team is not far in the future. Middle Ro\\: D. Dellabough,
CROSS COUNTRY
Lpper Row: A. Cooper, S. Lis, C. Campbell, L. Campbell. C. HUllon, S. Fraser, Cap!. Kimmid, BOllom Row: A. \1 azu r, B. Lee, S. Crlnson, C \IcLean, N. Hendrickson.
The Cross Country team had another dynamic season this year. Its many members participated in numerous events including: the Naden 10K, the BC/Alberta Cross Country championships, the Wing Cross Country, and the Vancouver Island Race Series. The team was very competitive in all races with special congratulations given to the team captain, Andy Cooper, for placing fourth overall in the men's 20-29 category of the Island Series. The team's talent was well represented by its performance in the Wing Cross Country as many of the top positions, first through fourth year, male and female, were captured. Special thanks and congratulations for the team's performance is given to its coach Capt. Kimick. His dedication and experience guided the team through many grueling training sessions. Team, -
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