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‘tory. Their: only loss came

; Wildcats.

MICHELLE -HENDRY
leads “the. Simon. Fraser
University Clan °
basketball team * with a
25-point-per-game average.
‘Hendry now has 203
points in eight games follow-
ing SFU's -74-66 win « last:
ver, the
Tungsram club’: team ‘-from
Budapest; Hungary...
She ‘scored | aT. -points in
that game = her highest om otie-
game. tally of the season,
The Clan holds a:7-1 ‘pre-
season record with’ the. vic-

Nov, 15. when they fell 82-78
to the NCAA division one:
University of Idaho Vandals.

Next up for the team is the
Plainsview Queens - Classic
tournament in. Plainsview,
Texas this weekend.

SFU spokesmen. said the.
Clan looks tough heading-in--
to their. first NAIA league.
game Dec, 17 when they host
the Central. Washington

Playoff
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THE DEADLINE is nearing
for badminton players who:
want to try out for the.B.C.,.
Winter Games. .

Interested players | must
contact Dan Tuomi at
635-9045 by Dec, 2 to com-
pete.
The Winter Games bad-
minton zone finals will be
held in Terrace at Thornhilt
Jr. Secondary School Dec. 7
and &,
Open playoffs, for ages 16
and up, go ahead on Satur-
day Dec. 7 starting at 9 a.m.,
while juniors playoff Sunday
Dec. 8 starting at 9 a.m.
Juniors, are classified as
age 13-15, and proof of age is
required,
The B.C.. Winter Games
will be held in Vernon Feb,
27 to Mar, 1.

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TERRACE: -—_ The Thornhill Timber Walves

beat: out’ Skeena’ Jr. Secondary to capture the 7
junior-boys zoné volleyball title in Playdowns,
_-here two weekends ago.. we
The Final between ‘the two Terrace teams went:
three games — unusual for the brutally efficient «

Wolves. They only went the distance In one other

_ game in the-course of their outstanding perfect. -
record this season..

“These guys riever lost a match this year,"

said coach. Ken Pound.. ‘They were undefeated. -

here locally and across northern B.C.’?

Skeena had lost to Prince Rupert’s Booth ” :
squad in the round robin, but:pulled out a clutch’
--semifinal-win over the coastal team’ to make the

final against: ‘Thornhill.
‘BJ. Hansen was named-a tourney all-star for

“Thornhill, and the Wolves’ Brett Kluss was pick-
- ed as tourney. MVP.

The Thornhill team also: won three other tour-
naments over the season, with the latest win com-
ing at. the annual Prince: George Pumpkin
Pound-Around tourney in Prince George. It was
the school’s. second straight victory there,

| volleyba

- On-the junior girls side, it was the Booth
_Raveis beating Kitimat 15-9, 12-15,: 15-13 to take. ‘
; the zone title.
-> Skeena was 0-3 in round robin play, while -
‘ Thornhill came up with a 1-2 reco d Both teams

: fell.in the semifinals.-. - ee we

Coach Tom Hamakawa said the team is rank-

ced ‘1th out of 16 at the tourney; bit could put:i in. :
a tougher performance than those “numbers “

show,

“Our goal is ta make top eight —_ or - Better,” ;
he said, ‘‘We’re really hopeful. we're acing to ;

make the championship round this year,"*.
Cal’s team of three years ago won the silver : at
the volleyball provincials.
Caledonia beat. Prince Rupert three straight —
15-4,. 15-12, 15-9 — to: win the zone final and
earn a 4 provincial berth. ;

= Meanwhile, Caledonia’s : senior + bays volleyball :
team starts competition at the ‘AAA’ provincial :
championships in Comox today: with. games: -
against, Kelowna; G.P. Vanier ‘and © Qiigen .
~ Elizabeth’ * ‘ .

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