NORTH Shore athletes scored big at the B.C. Summer Games held July 20-22 in Surrey to help Zone 5 VancouverSquamish finish third in the medal standings.
North Vancouver rower Brynn Danvers led the way with a pair of gold medals, winning the girls doubles time trial and double elimination races with partner Madison Mailey of Lions Bay. West Vancouver track and field racer Kenneth Schultze also scored multiple medals, winning gold in the 100-m hurdles and silver in the 300-m race and 200-m hurdles.
In total, North Vancouver and West Vancouver athletes were in on 14 gold, 18 silver and 12 bronze medal wins as individuals or as members of a team.
Here is a list of the medal winners from North Vancouver and West Vancouver as posted on the games website www. bcgames.org.:
Gold
- Katie Weaver, athletics, girls pentathlon
- Josh Pinton and Triston Matthews, boys basketball
- Jordan Moore, Austin McQuay, Bayley Tsumura, Andre Margo, Troy Ring, Quinn Benjafield, Trevor Withers, Taku Anholt, Bradley Crompton, James Peakman, Kevin Wong and Greg Crompton (coach), inline hockey
- Brynn Danvers, rowing, girls doubles time trial
- Brynn Danvers, rowing, girls doubles double elimination
- Michela Phillips, towed water sports, girls 14-17 wakeboarding
- Shae Harris and Kendra Finch, girls volleyball
- Brandy Perry, wrestling, girls 60-kg
- Spencer Lindeman, Cole Ensign, Minjae Kim, Taylor Wright, Will McAffer, Trevor
Hentis and Dignan Ius, baseball
- Alec Coleman, sailing, boys/ girls optimist red fleet
- Jason Chow, swimming, boys 4x50-m medley relay
- Emma Ostrem, swimming, girls 200-m butterfly
- Matt Cheung, wrestling, boys 66-kg
- Kenneth Schultze, athletics, boys 100-m hurdles Silver
- Tecumseh Kobel, diving, boys C group one metre
- Tecumseh Kobel, diving, boys C group three metre
- Lil Yi, diving, girls C group one metre
- Lil Yi, diving, girls C group three metre
- Brynn Danvers and Michael Wightman, rowing, boys/girls quads time trial
- Christopher Lee, Devin O'Hea, Jonathan Unger, Matthew McMyn, Tristan Torresan, Jamie Marshall, Owen McBride, Ross Henderson and Griffin Berridge, boys soccer
- Caitlin Shaw, Kate Pendreigh, Mya Fraser, Emma Terrillon, Caitlin Arbuckle, Alanah Dulong, Mikaela Cooney, Teagan MacKay and Wayne Shaw (coach), girls soccer
- Cholena Horne, wrestling, girls 57-kg
- Kenneth Schultze, athletics, boys 300 m
- Kenneth Schultze, athletics, boys 200-m hurdles
- Ryan Cordingley, sailing, boys laser radial
- Emma MacRae, swimming, girls 4x50-m freestyle relay
- Emma Ostrem, swimming, girls 4x50-m medley
- Jason Chow, swimming, boys 200-m butterfly
- Emma MacRae, swimming, girls 800 m
- Grace Thompson, triathlon, girls duathlon
- Farah Taj, wrestling, girls 54kg
- Christopher Weiss, athletics, boys pole vault Bronze
- Maria Acosta, athletics, girls shot put
- April Christiansen, Lorissa Corrie, Sarah Cortese, Oana Lapuste, Maya Bennett, Nicola Ros, Angela Walker, Emily Burns and Rob Ros (coach), girls basketball
- Austin Stewart, sailing, boys laser radial
- Sophia Stewart, sailing, girls laser radial
- Jackie Crowe, Megan Palmer, Natalie Lawson, Morgan Berkmann, Amy Crossley, Maggie Crossley, Kate LeBlond, Dani Payne and John Lucas (coach), girls softball
- Karla Rivera, swimming, girls 200-m backstroke
- Michela Phillips, Chris Wilson, Josh Goodman, Brooklyn Sutherland and Julian Harder, towed water sports, team
- Brandy Perry, Eddie Farahani, Matt Cheung, Farah Taj, Andrew O'Neill, Alison Horne, Cholena Horne and Kate Walker, wrestling, team
- Michael Knowles, athletics, boys 4x400-m relay
- Michael Knowles, athletics, boys 100-m hurdles
- Jason Chow, swimming, boys 100-m butterfly
- Janna MacLean, athletics, girls pole vault
