-Kermodes
fifth.

A two-loss and one-win
record gave Terrace Caledonia
boys fifth place out of eight
teams at the annual Nanaimo
high schoot basketball tourna-
ment last weekend. a,

Kermodes’ Jackie’ Brown
earned a spot on the tourna-
ment’s first all-star team, while

> Kannin Osei-Tutu was named to

the second team.

Kermodes’. only win came in
their first game against Welling-
ton of Nanaimo, a team coached
by former Kermode coach Phil
Letham.

Kermodes had. very little
trouble winning by an 82-56
score. Mike Parker fired up 18
points to lead Kermodes in scor-
ing. Steve Dhansaw chipped in
with 11 while Paul Manhas and
Kannin Osei-Tutu each had 10.
- In game two they faced Ed-
monton’s Harry Ainley and lost
78-70.

It was 34-34 at the half and
Kermodes were up. by one
(53-52) at three-quarter time.
Parker and Brown each had 16
points against” the Edmonto-
nians. Frank Genaille added 13
and Osei-Tutu .10.

That pit them into a playoff
for third and fi fth places. Their
opponents were Victoria’s Park-
lands, coached | by, former Ter-
race Skeena coach j oe Milligan.
_ Milligan’s troops took advan-
tage of sloppy Kermode play
and won 78-70. It was Brown
with 17 points and Manhas with
10 to pace Kermodes’ attack.

6 . Terrace Review — Wednesdiy, Decembet 27,1989

As her friends watch, 13-year-old Salina Gray (second from help to provide healthy activities for kids who | may other-
left) sinks one th the corner pocket. This Is just one of many wise have nothing better to do than wander the streets. The
activities you can witness if you visit the Terrace Youth Cen-”
tre. And as you watch, you may want to: pitch | in and

center can always use more monéy,-games, equipment,

YOU HOLD THE KEY
0 YOUR.FUTURE

"WHY RISK IT ALL?

DEINEING DRIVING
COUNTERATIACE

Rainmakers beat champs

In boys’ basketball games on
Dec. 15 and 16 in Prince Rupert,
the Prince Rupert Secondary
School senior boys’ Rainmakers
swept a pair of games from last
year’s provincial champions,
handing Pitt Meadows an 87-68
setback with Ralph Bright pot-
ting 26.

On Saturday Bright had some
company in the stat department
‘with Ryan Leighton netting 29.
Bright added 25. as the Rain-
makers ran away from the boys
from the Fraser Valley, 107-81.

The Rainmakers are readying
for a‘holiday trip to California

Euverman

The Brian Euverman rink of
Smithers won the zone junior
men’s curling playdown at
Houston on Sunday. After win-
ning ‘A’ side of the four-team
double knockout series, Euver-

man lost out to Smithers’ Garnet
Collinson in the ‘B’ side final,

with the senior girls. Both teams
leave on Boxing Day.

Meanwhile results from the
zone playoffs for a berth into
the B.C. Winter Games show the
Booth Grade 8 girls will join the
Booth grade 8 boys in Penticton
for the B.C. Winter Games this
February. .

The Booth girls wrapped up a
berth with three straight wins —
62-17 over Smithers, 82-16
against Burns Lake and -78-18
against Vanderhoof. The Booth
boys are going because there are
no other challengers.

4

rink wins

setting up a playoff for the title.
Collinson came back to beat
Euverman 12-6 to tie the playoff

. at one loss each. But Euverman
won the deciding game 6-4 to
take the zone title and advance
to interior playdowns at Vernon
starting Feb. 18.

Sports results, Dec. 16-17

At Terface, the local bantam
mitrior hockey reps had little
trouble in a. two-game .series
against Smithers bantams. Ter-

| race-won 12-3 Friday. night cand

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14-5 on n Saturday,

~In exhibition Ringuette at
Houston Sunday, the Terrace
junior Ravens won two games.
They beat Prince George Treens
5-0 and downed Houston 6-1,

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craft supplies and volunteers.

eh

‘Terrace Ringuette made an
impressive debut at Houston
on Dec. 17 when they won a
pair of games. .

Jacquie Scriver earned the
shutout in goal when the
North Coast. Junior: (15-
under) Ravens of Terrace
beat Prince George Tweens

[>

-
ert Hot. start for. local Ringuette

Erin “McHale _ was high

scorer with a hattrick, Kara -
“Myers and Lisa Van Hulle

each scored once.

In game two, the Terrace.
the host’
Houston Juniors 6-1. ‘Myers -

girls. whipped.

had a three-goal game while

Susie Munson scored twice.
_ and McHale had a single.

TRE te a Perens]

‘The organization is. ; look-
ing for more exhibition
games in the new year for
both the juniors and petite
(11-under) teams.

They'll be heading for the.
Northern (‘B’) tournament at.
Vanderhoof Jan. 27-28, then.
to the ‘C’ championships at
Osoyoos in March.

.

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42:45 p.m. —

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The scores are...

Tod Killoran Memorial Atom Tournament
First Day: Wednesday, Dec. 27

“8:00 a a.m. — Farwest Travel and Dave's Plumbing
9:15 a.m. -- Bravos Welding and Kinsmen
10:30 a.m. — Kitimat Reps and Terrace Reps** -
Wings Travel and Tilden
OPENING CEREMONIES -
~"4:390 p.m. — Farwest Travel and PPWC

- 2:45 p.m. — Bravos Welding and B.C. Packers —

4:00 p.m. — Kitimat Reps and Hazelton Reps**.
-§:15 p.m. — Dave's Plumbing and PPWG -
7:45 p.m. — Tilden and Alexander Braves (Edmonton) .

9:00 p.m. — Enoch Atoms (Edmonton) and Terrace Reps** .

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