- €12- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995

What does
it take?

OR THE past few
years it was Rick
Folk’s men’s team

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event, le the responsibilities of their | TEAM : GP W L T GF GAPTS|I.
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Sherry Fraser ai second in with the pressures and dis- | Convoy Supply 27 4s 19 76 13712 * e
hopes that experience would  tractions of national events, it | Jamuary 22 | " ;
pay off. — ; is easy for teams to come apart | Riverside Auto Wranglers 7 Northern Motor Inn Okies 2 ;

Fi nd tad ane Rich. with a discouraging game or jerace men 7 Convoy Supply 1 Do YOU want the federal government
dred m tru ‘at they problems with ice or stones. Terrace Timbermen 6 Northen Motor Inn Okies 2 to increase taxes?

cam came true as lne¢y Cap- = This is where the coach or Convoy Supply 7 Rivesside Auto Wranglers §
tured the provincial Scott atternate can help teams by Casta “nlo wranglers Y Watch

Tournament of Hearts crown
in their first year together and

watching the interactions of
players, helping with the

; Curling . ’ - oar ; a = ee : ee * ‘The first in a iwo-part, non-partisan national Fomum. | :

advanced to the ational scouting of the ice and being a | « Televisa iby Wo locates le openwtor
championstips to be held in buffer between officials, Legion Op en Bonspiel CE , a baneliste ch les Paquet. ison reer : -
oo ca arin Se to be media and fans. ; Teun (Kitimat/Terrace) isms on - William Robson, David Perry, Preston maine he oe
. Cindy McCardle is the fifth 2-Baker (Smithers) - 2- Perry * Phone in your vote: 1-900. 870-0439 en
at Be oP or thelr game be for the Geiger team and, as a 3- Dennis 3. Davidson -  (ealls cost $1/minute - to help pay for show).
cause celending \anadian ang former BC champion, can pro- 4-Jones . 4. Bennett © d phone tines open Feb, 6 - 12> >
World champion Sandra Peter~ vide much needed assistance. BEvent (All rinks from Terrace unless
son is back with her team The fact Geiger and two of I-Kennedy i otherwise speciod) . Sunday, February 12
mova ne their third her teammates have played at | 2. Gomez (Prince Rupert) ; oe |
en the national level in previous 3-L. Kawinsky =. =
The Peterson team is like a ye wan Noette sable ie | pattiMhy | Broadcast pxm. on Skeena Cable 10.
well-oiled machine —- they < wae

“a sight into this year’s Scott
have played so well for so : A 4
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However, there are a number Canadian championship.
of other experienced squads
that will be looking to prevent

‘the three-peat by Peterson.

Last year’s national runner-
up and = former’ world
champion Connie Laliberte is
back with her Manitoba four-
some, Laliberte was somewhat
criticized last year for playing

too defensively in the final and
would love a chance to prove
the detractors wrong.

‘AS well,: former Canadian
champion Alison Goring has
found three new team mates
and made it through a tough
Ontario field to earn at spot at
the Hearts.

In the 12 team field, only
two are without nationals ex-
perience.

What will it take for Geiger
and her rink — or a BC team
in any of this year’s
championships — to capture a
Canadian title?

The preparations of a compe-
titive curling team are similar
to top athletes in any sport.
The first goal is for players to
make all technical parts of the
game ‘‘automatic’’, In curling,
this means deliveries con-
sistently balanced and on line
so the only concern for the
player is adjusting the weight
for each type of shot.

As well, the sweeping tech-
nique should minimize lost
stones due to debris and com-
munication between the
players while sweeping should
be error-free,

How does a team accomplish
this preparation?

The earlier parts of the sea-
son, where teams spend time
practising and participating in
bonspiels and competitive
leagues, are when the various
skills are fine-tuned. The
Geiger rink have put in the
time, played the cashspiel cir-
cuit and competed in men’s
and women’s Super League in
order to be in top form for the

For years, Pat wanted
to quit smoking...

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