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| ‘BtO- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 23, 2005

” TERRACE PEEWEE B team shows off their bronze medals for their third place
finish in a Quesnel! tourney. The team, chosen to compete in the Northern _
” Winter Games, failed to qualify for the Games but, due to their’stellar perfor-

mance, their coaches took them to Quesnel to play. Games teams.

Peewee B takes third
against Games teams

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; ‘spot at a tourney in Quesnel Mar. 4-6.

- Valemount. ,

~ and fourth place, a real nail-biter.
scoring.

-The second period ended scoreless.

. Terrace: held on to win.

TERRACE PEEWEE B team took third ’

..» The. Northern: Winter Games - gold
medal winners, the McBride Grizzlies,
--reigned: victorious. Second ‘spot. went to

* -- Terrace twice toppled Quesnel 7- 1
“and 5-2 on Saturday. .
fo On Sunday morning, they came up
short, losing 4-2’ to Valemount, which ©
7 moved them to the match to decide third :

The game saw . each: team alternate
At the end of the first, Terrace led 3- 2.

In the third, Quesnel tied with, eight
‘minutes left...
‘Tl’ ’. Terrace’s Kyle De Sousa put one’ © past
; the goalie with three minutes left to take
‘|. -the’lead 4-3. . no 7

Logan King scored nine goal8 over the .

tourney.
" “Pm very pleased with their perfor- .
mance,” coach Mike Moore said.
“It was a very, good competitive per-
formance.
“Considering the caliber of the teams °
there, they did very well.”
The Terrace Pee Wee B team is a se-
lection of 17 players formed from the.

Peewee house league to compete for the
Northern Winter Games.

The team did: not qualify. for the.
Northern. Winter ‘Games,
'- Kitimat in double overtime in the final

playoff game last Nov.; however,. the
team’s terrific play led.coaches to pro-

vide: the players with an opportunity to —

travel to Quesnel, a tourney they nor-
mally wouldn’t attend.

““The kids played’so well for the
playdowns for. the Winter Games we ~
thought they deserved the opportunity
to play some Winter Games teams,” said. :

losing to-

TTS.

7 weekend, the. most for. Terrace during the Moore.

Local golfer leads Canucks
to trophy win in California’

CONTRIBUTED
A LOCAL GOLFER led the Canadian team to their fourth
straight Blythe Cup win in California.
John Yasinchuk played’ on the 32-man Canadian squad
- who beat their US opponents by a five-point margin 82.5-

’ Yasinchuk and his ‘golfing partner ‘each took three points
-from their US opponents to take the Canadian team over the _
. top. , oo
The competition is a 36-hole event with four-ball match- .
es and Scotch-ball matches the first day for two points each
followed by an 18-hole individual match-up the second day
good for three points each.
_ In the qualifying event last November, Yasinchuk scored
_ anine under par net 64 to win the first flight by three shots.
' Yasinchuk spends winters in Blythe, California and lives
in Terrace from April toN ovemnber.

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‘Girls Soccer Select team around BC. Terrace teens‘have never’ qualified for the team in such a farge number

_ before. These athletes will comprise over half of the 16-member squad.

Champion soccer girls to play province -

_ By MARGARET SPEIRS:
TERRACE has sent the largest number

of girls ever to the regional select

soccer team this year.
Nine girls made the. 16- _person North
Region Interprovincial League U-13

’ Girls Soccer. Select team, a huge leap

from the two to four girls who qualified

- im past years.
Kyla Baker, Kristi Demeral, Ce- |

lina Guerreiro, Rebecca Kucharyshen,
Shawnel MacDonald, Bailey Neufeld,

Brooke Palahicky, Lindsay Scharf and __

Lisa Seymour made the team.

Assistant coach Peter Scharf said:

traditionally a northern IPL team has «
. Nov. until Feb. Oo

never won, but’ this year that could
change..
“T think the team has the potential to

break the top three,” Scharf said.

‘two from Vancouver Island, and five |.

“] think they definitely have the op-

portunity to get the bronze.”
‘The nine girls played for the silver

' medal winning U-12 team at the girls
soccer provincials in Penticton dast
. year.» ,

Scharf said they have the advantage
of playing together.

- Other select teams ‘don’t play to-
gether much since. the players ‘ypically
come from five or six’ teams.

The north region team had tryouts in

communities north of 100 Mile House,
including Quesnel,
Prince George and Terrace from last

The IPL consists of 10 teams: the
northern team, two from the Okanagan,

Williams Lake,

| THESE NINE girls will spend the next couple months playing for the North Region Interprovincial League U-13

teams from the lower mainland includ- .

ing North Vancouver, Fraser Valley,
Deita and Surrey.

The northern team plays ils first, _

game against the lower mainland teams,
the first weekend in April. ,
~ On April 15, they’ compete against
the Okanagan teams. .
» They take on Kelowna in 1 mid- May:
’ The’ playoffs kick off over the May’
long weekend. —

Until the first game, they'll be prac-

tising hard, focusing on defence.
_ The next level after the IPL is the
provincial select team, whose scouts

- watch all the IPL ‘games, and may in:
vite three or four girls to try out, Scharf -

said.

_in Smithers on the Mar 5. weekend.

. Kitimat 5-2.
for and against.
‘Terrace fell just short.,

zone at the provincials in Osoyoos.

ment this week.

THE PEEWEE reps came up shiort in n the zone playoffs

. Although they thrashed Smithers 5-3, they lost to -
Terrace waited to see if they would advance to the

. final with a Kitimat win or tie over Smithers.

However, Smithers was victorious 6-4. ee [or
A three-way tie resulted and it came down to © goals :

Kitimat and Smithers duked it out in the final.
Kitimat won the game and the right to represent the

Terrace Peewees are in Pitt Meadows for a tourna-

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