at Marlins’ meet
11-and-12-boys — John Stam-
huis (PR) gold, Mickey West- |

: Kitimat Marlins ran up 979
_-points to win their own annual

Elks Invitational swim meet at
Sam Lindsay pool on Nov, 11
weekend. Prince Rupert's club

.came in second with 899 points.

Terrace Bluebacks wound up
in third place with 336 points,

- followed by Masset Eagles with

150 points. . ;
Age group aggregate winners
were as follows:
10-under-girls — Tina

. Holland (Ter) gold, Kirsten Eby

(PR) silver, Kim Slater (PR)
bronze,

10-under-boys — Paul Pre-
vost (PR) gold, Amanda Bedard
(PR) silver, Erin Top Lak (Kit)
bronze. re

“gate (Kit) silver, Sandy Geddes
(PR) bronze. ©

-13-and-14-girls -—— ‘Dayna
Nelson (Kit) gold, Kelly: Pearce.

(Ter) silver, Tori Mackenzie
(Ter) bronze. ,

13-and-14-boys — Lee En- .

‘cinas (Kit) gold, Danny Barbosa
(Kit) silver, Ben Good (PR)
bronze. ’ ,
Senior girls — Nathalie
. Paolinelli and Mikki Furst (PR)
shared gold, Christy Wilson
(Kit) silver, Suzanne Godar (Kit)

_ and Cheryl Paavola (PR) shared

bronze. -

Metric mile relay won by
Marlins.

Dozen entries for

weekend

Twelve teams have been at-
-tracted to this weekend’s sixth
annual Wranglers’ men’s hockey
tournament at the Terrace
Arena.

They'll play a total of 21
games, including 18 in a pre-
liminary round-robin series that
has three, four-team sections.

Division lineups are as

follows:
_ Black — Kitimat Capitals,
Kitimat Friell Lake, Houston
‘Woodpeckers and La Gondola
of Prince Rupert.

White — North Coast Wrang-
lers, Stewart, Houston Deans
and Kitimat’s Ocelot Oilers.

Gold — Norm’s Auto
Refinishing, Kitimat Tricks,

hockey

Kitimat J.H.W., and Imperial
Palace of Prince Rupert.
Six games are set for Friday

hight —

Capitals vs Friell Lake at 6
o’clock, Norm’s vs Tricks at
7:05, Wranglers vs Stewart at
8:10, J.H.W. vs Imperial Palace
at 9:15, Deans vs Ocelot at
10:20, and La Gondola vs.

. Woodpeckers at 11:25.

Twélve games ‘are sét for
Saturday beginning at 8 a.m.

Semi-finals featuring the top
four teams are Suriday morning
at 10:30 and 11:45, with the
championship game at I p.m.

Wranglers’ players are selling
tickets to the Saturday night
dance.

Kermode soccer boys
15th in championship

' About the brightest spot for
Terrace: Caledonia Kermode
boys at the B.C. high school soc-
cer championships last weekend
was a first-game 3-2 loss to

North Delta, the team that lost °
‘2-0 to-Richmond in the cham-

pionship game.

. That was Kermodes’ first con.
test in their four-team, pre-
liminary round-robin portion of
the 16-team tournament at
Burnaby.

Their next two games (both
losses) relegated them to the
consolation round where they
finally won a game and finished
in 15th place on a one-win, fours
loss record, -

Against North Delta, Dave

Wolf (who played extremely well
throughout the series) and Paul
Manhas handled Kermodes’
scoring,

Game two was a 6-0 blanking
at the hands of Burnaby Cen-
tral. Their third and last round-
robin gate saw them drop a 4-1
decision to Victoria’s Spectrum. °
Manhas got our only goal.

Down on consolation side,
Williams Lake handed Ker-
modes their fourth straight loss
— 3-1. Rick Dhami scored the
goal,

_ They hit their strike in game
five with a 5-0 win over
Kamloops. Dhami scored a hat
trick while Manhas had a pair. -

Tsimpseans take zone —

: Skeena’s Tsimpsean boys are

~.the Northwest zone junior vol-
leyball champions, having

beaten hometown Kitimat 15-3,

15-12 in the best-of-three final at

the season ending tournament
last weekend,

. It was a six-team playoff that
saw Kitimat down Thorhill in
the semi-finals while Skeena was

__ junior volleyball

doing likewise to Houston in the
other semi.
Smithers ended up fifth while
Kitwanga came in sixth.
All-stars nartied were Chris
Wilkinson and Scott Hodson of
Skeena, Mark DeJong and Carl
Redmond of Thornhill, and Rob
Mulawka and Lee Scaife of
Kitimat.

Kermode senior boys’ team.

- Terrace Review —

The Totem Furniture Bulis are one of four teams participating in Terrace boys’ and girls’
mini-basketball league Friday nights. Each team is coached by players from the Caledonia

Sight and Sound Sonics take part against three other teams every Friday night at Caledonia
high school In the Terrace mini-basketball lea

school.

gue. The boys and girls all attend elementary

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