B12- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 14, 2001

Totem Ford midget

reps take

third at

Kitimat tourney

THE Terrace Totem Ford Midget Reps
were in Kitimat February

Dustin Hystad came through for Terrace
again, getting his second

2-4, taking part in the
annual Kitimat Midget
Rep tournament.

The tournament fea-
tured teams from Burns
Lake, Prince George,
and Terrace in one pool,
along with Fraser Lake,
Kitimat, and Smithers in
the other pool.

Terrace’s first game
was against Burns Lake,
and Terrace easily won
this one by a score of 10+
2.Their second game
was against Prince
George, and the result
was much different. Terrace lost 6-2.

With their 1 and 1 finish, Terrace
faced Skeena Valley rival Smithers in a
semi-final match-up. But Terrace was
again on the losing end of a 6-2 score.

With the loss, Terrace faced Fraser
Lake in the consolation game. Terrace
edged Fraser Lake by a score of 4-3, and
headed home with a 3rd place finish in
the touraament. :

The Inland Kenworth Bantam Reps
were scheduled to play host to Prince Ru-
pert in Skeena Valley League action on
the weekend, but the visiting team
couldn’t make it to Terrace for the two-
game set. Instead, the Bantams played a
pair of games against teams from the Ter-
tace Men’s Recreational Hockey League.

However, the Skeena Cellulose Pee-
wee Reps were also in town and they
took on Smithers for games on Friday
night and Saturday morning.

Friday’s game saw Terrace strike first.
At 13:46 of the first, Nik Redpath gave
Terrace a 1-0 lead, Smithers responded at
6:12 on a goal from Ryan Devries.

Terrace went in front nearly two min=
utes later when Stephen Simons and Nik
Redpath set up Dustin Hystad for his first
(and not last) goal of the game.

The score remained 2-1 for Terrace
until Smithers tied it up at 8:21 of the

second. But, less than a minute later,

AT THE*ARENA.
TYLER NOBLE

of the contest. ;
The lead didn’t last long.
A mere 16 seconds later,
Smithers tied the game
again, this time at 3.
Terrace was outplaying
Smithers in the late
Stages of the middle
frame. With 1:23 left,
Terrace went in front
again, this time when
Bryan Hull jammed in a
loose puck in front of the
Smithers goal, Heading

My.

into the third, Terrace
was up 4-3,
In the third Smithers

came out hard and tied it up at the 13:46
mark. Yet Terrace wouldn’t give Smithers
any kind of a lead. At 9:32, Terrace’s
Dustin Hystad scored his third of the
game on a set up from Amandeep Parmar.

Terrace Iooked to be in control for

most of the third, until just less than four .
minutes remained when Smithers tied the .

game yet again this time at 5.

Smithers was gaining momentum in ‘
‘the dying stages of the match-up. With

only about a minute and a half left, and a

faceoff in the Terrace end, it was the per-

fect chance for Smithers to go ahead.
However, Terrace didn’t let up. They

won the draw, cleared the zone and ‘If
headed to the Smithers end. Terrace had .
several scoring chances but couldn’t put °

the puck in. Then, with only 31 seconds
left, Tanner Noble was on the doorstep to
jam in a rebound. Terrace was now up 6-
5, .

Smithers looked like they could still
lie the game, but the Terrace defence
shut them down. Terrace held on to edge

_ Smithers 6-5. Terrace goaltender Eric

Bevan played solid between the pipes,
making 27 saves for the win.

‘In the Saturday’ game, things were tot-
ally different. A short Terrace bench had
trouble fending off Smithers in the second
game, Smithers easily took the Saturday
game, 6-2.

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