Ken Knull and Chad Ziegler were named the top graduating
boys’ volleyball players at the June 28 Thornhill Junior High
School awards night. Out-going principal Tom Hamakawa
made the presentations.

For the first time ever, a team
from outside of Vancouver or
Victoria won the junior provin-
cial swim competition, held on
June 25 weekend at the lower .
mainland.

And that team turned out to
be our ‘Points North’ crew of 53
swimmers from Northwest area
clubs. Our team of 29 from
‘Kitimat, 21 from Prince Rupert
and three from Masset bettered
last year’s effort of second
place.

“Overall, .48 clubs were rep-
resented —- 615 swimmers in all.
The best competitors in each
club were not included on
rosters. The meet was a test of
depth in talent for the three-day
event. a

. Three swimmers deserve
special mention for their efforts
uf in final events that put ‘Points
ne North’ into the winners’ seat.

a They are Michelle Lafferty and

: Lee Encinas of Kitimat, and Ben
Bell of Rupert. Tops for us in
aggregates were Kim Slater, Ben
Bell and Natholie Paolineeli of
Rupert; Mikki First of Masset;
and Paul Creavey, Michelle Laf-
ferty and Lee Encinas of

‘Points North’ team
top B.C. swimmers

Kitimat.

Merit awards went to Jeremy
Weir (50 free), Michelle Lafferty
(200 fly), Ben Bell (200 fly),
Dayna Nelson (400 I.M.), Lee:
Encinas (200 fly), Shelly ‘Simp-
son. (200 fly), David Anthony
(400 I.M.). °

The Terrace Bluebacks’ swim .

club entered a solo team of seven
competitors. They had two
medal winners.

Billy Holland. won the
13-and-14 boys’ 100 back and
took thirdinthe 2001.M. —

Lisa Gardiner won bronze in
girls’ 10-and-under. 100 fly. She"
was also fifth in the 200 I.M.
and seventh in the 50 fly. Garth
Coxford had two fourths and a
fifth in his nine-and-10. boys’
events, and he’s only eight years
old.

Clint Sheppard is also eight
and swam in the nine-and-10
group.

- Sam Mackenzie in l1-and- 12
girls made her first out-of-region
appearance atid improved all her
times in freestyle events.

In 15-and-over boys, Terry
Llewelyn bested his~ previous
times in two events.

Yaz takes another

seniors’ golf title

Terrace’s John Yasinchuk has
almost laid claim to permanent
ownership of the Northwest
Seniors Golf Championship.

He won the prestigious
36-hole event at Prince Rupert
for the third straight year on
June 25 weekend,

Yaz shot a 144 to finish 10

. strokes up on tunnerup John
Pylot of the host club. The
men’s overall low net went to
Rupert’s E.J. Arney.

Pylot took low gross fot the
championship flight while. net

went to Harvey Moore. In the
it: i ‘Ral h” Ronnsett took net.. -_

Overgaard and Pop Wright for
gross and net honors, respective-
ly.

Vic Marion won gross honors
for the second flight. Net went
to Wally Antilla,

On the ladies side, Selma
Standring-came in to win overall
low gross. Lee Scherk won over-
all low net.

Rose Marion was gross winner

for the first flight, while Pearl

Simpson took the tet.
In the second flight, Helen
Wright won gross and Juanita -

~ Centennial Lions 2, Carlyle Shepherd 2

. Centennial Lions 4, Skeena Sawmills. 0
Surveyors 13, Terrace Travel]
_A.GK:-12,; Shoppers 0

" Co-op 6, Carlyle Shepherd 2. .
Thunderbirds 6, Skeena Cellulose 2.

* GIRLS: DIVISION -

UNDER: 40 DIVISION -

Shoppers 5, Terrace Travel 3

A.G.K..3, Skeena Sawmills.2 - ‘San. Berry United 7, Rotary 4

os -Northern Drugs 6, Bavatlan.in

Surveyors 7, “Thunderbirds 2

Skeena Cellulose 7, Co-op 4 . -UNDER-16 DIVISION:

:Brady’s F. G.: 13, Philpott Foret) 2

UNDER-12D VISION:
” Sight and Sound 4, Bandstra 3°.”
-  Cedarland 2, Northwest ‘Sportsmen 2
oe “Finning 4, ‘Aqua Plumbing. 1

Richards 1, Tide Laker 1.

TERRACE MIXED SLO-PITCH
_ SOFTBALL LEAGUE .

All Seasons Expose | 12, Skeena Cellulose 7
Realty World - Pennys 5, Royals 4 00C
Brewmasters 10, River Rats 4-

Oldtimers 1, Terrace Hotel 0

Skeena Hotel 6, Famlly Connection 5
Sxeena Sawmilts 10, All Seasons Expose 3

_ TERRACE MEN’S SLo- PITCH:
SOFTBALL LEAGUE —

horn Motors 24, Not of the West 4

TERRACE MINOR BASEBALL PLAYOFFS

ROOKIE DIVISION — Elks 26, Norihern Drugs 3.
BAMBINO DIVISION — McDonald's 23, Shoppers 19.

: “TERRACE MINOR SOFTBALL’S GOLD |
CUP SEASON-ENDING TOURNAMENTS |
JUNE 24 - 25 .

PEEWEE BOYS’ DIVISION — 3 TEAMS —
Prince Rupert Can. Stevedoring 14,
«Tim Horton Donuts 2
7 Prince Rupert 17, Northwest Sportsmen 1
“. Northwest Sportsmen 9, Tim Horton 7
Prince Rupert 17, Northwest Sportsmen 0.
- Northwest Sportsmen 7,.Tim Horton 0
~~ Prince Rupert 27, Tim Horton 1.
: Prince Rupert 29, Northwest Sportsmen 6{tinalgame):

BANTAM GIRLS’ DIVISION — 4 TEAMS
* North Coast Ravens: 12, Doc's Cartage 9.
- Terrace Travel 18,.West End Chevron 3
Terrace Travel 6, North Coast Ravens 3
- West End 17, Doc’s Cartage 10
. Terrace Travel 12, Doc’s Cartage 14
* North Coast Ravens 16,WestEndO .- =:
- Terrace Travel 11, North Coast Ravens 10(final a)

PEEWEE GIRLS’ DIVISION — 8 TEAMS
‘Thornhill Huskies 7, Cedarland 0
Prince Rupert 12, Smithers Savalas 11

” Smithers Calderwood Angels 17, All Seasons 1
Squirt Reps 19, Terrace Drugs 15 :

_.. Thornhill Huskies 17, Houston 13 --

: Smithers Savalas 14, Cedarland 10

Prince Rupert 18, All Seasons 1

“Smithers Calderwood 10, Tarrace Drugs 7.
‘Squirt Reps 16, Houston 15 = «.
Prince Rupert 13, Cedarland 2 me
Smithers Savalas 18, Thornhill Huskies 17
‘All Seasons 14, Terrace Drugs 13
“Smithers Calderwood 17, Houston 13
‘Squirt Reps 18, Cedarland 7
“Prince Rupert 11, Thomhill Huskies 10 |

. All Seasons 7, Smithers Savalas 2
‘Smithers Calderwood 11, Squirt Reps 7 »:;

Terrace Drugs 15, Houston 5 ~
: Smithers Calderwood 15, Prince Rupert etna game)

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