sa 1 good way to kick off the ski season, and the Kitsumkalum Ski Club at-

tracted dozens of sklers seaking bargains at their annual equipment swap
on Nov. #4. Now they sit back and await the first sessions early next

month,

Kermodes to finals

Both Terrace Caledonia sen-
ior girls and boys high school
‘volleyball teams are off to B.C.
high school finals — the girls to
Courtenay-Comox this weekend
and the boys to Surrey, Dec. 3.

These trips are the result of
victories in Northwest zone dou-
ble ‘AA’ finals held on Nov. 14.

Kermode girls had little op-
position in winning their title at
Terrace. In their three-team,
double ‘AA’ playoff against
Prince Rupert, they won the
best-of-three set 15-0, 15-2. .

Prince Rupert was then eli-
minated 15-7, 15-3 by Kitimat.
In the best-of-five final with
Kitimat, Kermodes won 15-9

and 15-2 before losing the third -

set 15.9, They came back to
clinch the win with a 15-7 victory
in the fourth set.

Kermodes’ Connie Hansen
was named the most valuable
player of the playoff.

“At Kitimat, Prince Rupert ar-
rived late and had to default
their first match to Kitimat by
15-0. Rupert took the next set.
16-14, but Kitimat hung on to
beat Rupert 15-12 in the clin-
cher.

_Kermodes had an easier time
against the coast gang by win-
ning 15-3, 15-10. Against
Kitimat. they won 15-2, 15-10.

The best-of-five final was over
in three games with Kermades
putting away Kitimat 15-12,
15-8, 15-1.

A MVP was not chosen in this
playoff.

Meanwhile, in single ‘A’
playoffs on the same date,

Bulkley Valley Christian won.

downed Houston 15-1, 15-11,
while Bulkley Valley. knocked

the five-team ‘boys side at:

Aiyansh,
The Bulkley . boys went
through the round-robin pre-

liminary with four straight wins,

Nishga took second at three-
and-one, followed by Hazelton

at two-and-two, Houston one- ;
and-three, and Smithers zero-

and-four.

In the semi-finals, Bulkley
‘Valley defeated Houston: 15-7,
15-4, while Hazelton- took
Nishga 14-16, 15-10, 16-14. The
championship set: went. 15-6,

15-8 for Bulkley over Hazelton. .

Smithers won the most sports-
manlike team award, while
Richard Sampson of Hazelton
picked up the most valuable
player trophy,

Smithers sitls won the single -

‘A’ finals at Houston, as ex-
pected. They placed first in the
preliminary round-robin, . fol-

lowed by Bulkley Valley Chris-

tian, Hazelton and Houston.
In the semi-finals, Smithers

off Hazelton 15-5, 15-11. The
playoff for third and fourth saw
Hazelton beat Houston 15-12,
17-15.

In the final, Smithers defeated
Bulkley Valley 15-10, 15-11.

Smithers advances to the B.C.
finals at Vancouver’s Notre
Dame from Dec. 3 to 5.

Awards -handed out. at

Houston included the most val-
uable player trophy to Smithers’
Susie Taylor, and the sports-
manlike team trophy to Bulkley
‘Valley. :

: LOST TIED POINTS

ATOM DIVISION :
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