Prince Rupert’s Jason
Pottie had a medal. And
then he didn’t. And then
he did again.

It was a weird situa-
tion whereby the
15-year-old Prince
Rupert boy proved to be
one day too old for his
under 15 age class in rac-
quetbail,

You see, this wasn’t
discovered until after
Jason had been awarded
the bronze medal for his
five-win, two-loss per-
formance.

Because Jason ap-
parently was not aware
of the error, his coach
asked him to make one
of two decisions — either
keep the medal, or give it
to the youth who placed
fourth with a four-win,
three-loss record.

Exhibiting good sport-
smanship, Jason relin-
quished the medal, even
though it had already
been given to him.

A couple of hours
later, racquetball
organizers announced

that the original presen-.

tations would stand and
Jason had his medal
back.

Parkes honored

The special Dogwood
trophy, presented by
BCTV to the best local
volunteer during the
B.C. Winter Games,
went to Brian Parkes,
assistant director of food
services,

Parkes co-ordinated
the ordering and
preparation of food and
spent many arduous
hours working on the in-
tricacies of his job. A lit-
tle known fact was that
Brian had postponed his
wedding for six months
so that he could work on
the games as a volunteer.

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bash at
one another

during the
B.C. Winter
Games

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Victory draw smiles from battered boxers.

Jujitsu
holds
meet

Jujitsu wasn’t on the
recent B.C. Winter
Games schedule for Ter-
race, but the local club
organized a meet anyway
and attracted com-
petitors from as far away
as Alberta. Here are
results of the meet as
submitted to the Terrace
Review. Gold , silver and
bronze medal winners
are listed in that order.

- Juniors, 9 to 11 (Judo)

— Paul Kosh, Marcel
Kosh, Lung Lui and
Larry McPherson.

Junior, free sparring
— Lung Liu, Paul Kosh,
Larry McPherson.

Kata, color belt —
Don Steinkamph and
Martin Sternner, Keith
Grey, Bao Langl and
Frank Driol.

Free sparring team,
color belt — Nino
Roldo, Trevor Easton,
Dinah Fraser.

Impose movements,
black belt -— Shane
Palahicky and Wilton
Drake, David Phillips,
Daan Sturko and Phillip
Gagnon.

Kata, black belt —
Shane Palahicky and
Wilson Drake, David
Phillips, Sheila Bolton
and Theresa Bolton.

Free sparring, black
belt — Shane Palahichy,
John Seijein, Dean
Sturko,

Impose movement,
mixed, color belt —
Martin Sternner and
Nino Roldo, Frank Driol
and Bao Langl, Don
Steinkamph and John
Seijein.

Free sparring, adult,
color belts -- Martin
Sternner, Don
Steinkamph, Beven
Klemstogk and Terry
Finnie.

. Team B.C. vs Alberta,
color belt — Teams B.C.
(Nino Roldo, Trevor
Easton and Darold Grey)
won 55-35,

Karate

Competition in
women’s Karate
was Intense.
Margaret Janes of
Burnaby finished
with the silver
medal in Women’s
‘B’ Kata.

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