B12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 31, 2001

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play without Kore Melanson, who

Minor hockey week ends
with mixed results for Terrace

By TYLER NOBLE
TERRACE’s. Peewee,
Bantam, and Midget rep
teams were all in action
January 19-21, with Ter-
race hosting four games to
cap off this year’s Minor
Hockey Week.

The action started Fri-
day night in the 8 p.m.
game as the Skeena Cel-
lulose Peewee Reps
played host to the Kitimat
Kiwanis Rebels in front of
a packed = Terrace
Arena. Terrace had a re-
cord of 1 win, 2 losses,
and 1 tie against Kitimat,
and was hoping to improve
that.

The game’s first goal
came at the midway point
of the opening - frame
when Kitimat captain
Mike Lacey scored for
Kitimat. Kitimat controlled
the play throughout the
period, scoring again with
24 seconds left on a goal
from Keaton Seaby.

Momentum shifted Ter-
race’s way in the second,
Bryan Hull took control
and carried the puck all
the way around the goal
and passed it out to Tanner
Noble waiting on the
doorstep. Terrace was
down 2-1. Less than a min-
ute later, defenseman Tay-
lor Quinn went end-to-end
and beat the Kitimat goal-
tender to tie the game at
2

Although Terrace was
gaining control of the
game, Kitimat regained
the lead. At the 7:35 mark,
Mike Lacey posted his
second of the game giving
Kitimat a 3-2 lead.

Terrace responded at
4:39 when Sandeep Kan-
dola scored his first goal of
the season. With just over

two minutes left before the ,

ice clean, Terrace took the
lead for the first time in
the game. Ken Molitor set
up Dustin Hystad for the
go-ahead marker, Heading
into the second period
break, Terrace was win-
ning 4-3, ;

The home team didn’t
let up in the third. At the
9:10 mark, Tanner Noble
set up T.J.. Turner for a
point shot. Then, Turner’s
Shot deflected off the leg

of Bryan Hull and into the ff

. Kitimat goal. It was now

And to cap off a well-
played game, Stephen Si-
mons took a breakaway
pass from T.J. Turner and
made no mistake, putting

it top shelf on the Kitimat.

goaltender. .

The big crowd was truly
entertained in this match.
up, a8 Terrace went on to
defeat Kitimat 6-3.

The 10 p.m. game fea-
tured the Inland Kenworth
Bantam Reps squaring off
against Smithers.

Smithers) had edged
Terrace 3-2 In a recent
tournament in Prince
George, so Terrace was
looking for revenge head-
ing into this match-up.

However, the -home
team just couldn’t get it
going. Smithers domina-
ted play in the first 2 per-
iods, leading the game 4-0,

Terrace scored at 10:07
of the final frame when
Tyler Sheasby scooped up

OAT THESARENA:
TYLER NOBLE

a rebound, however it was
all they could muster in
this one. Smithers added
one late in the period and
went on to take this one by
a score of 5-1,

Action continued on
Saturday morning at 10
am, when the Terrace and
Kitimat Peewee Reps met
for the second game of this
two-game set. Terrace lost
a couple players due to in-
juries in the Friday game,
and it made the difference
The teams tied 6-6, With
the tie, Terrace finished
the season series against

Kitimat with two wins, two

losses, and two ties.

At noon, the Terrace
and Smithers Bantam
Reps met for the second
time of the weekend. This
game was closer than the
first, but as in the Prince
George tournament, Ter-
race was edged 3-2,

Due to a poor road con-
ditions in December, the
Skeena Cellulose Peewees
had to make up a pair of
games with Smithers. The
team boarded the hockey
bus jan. 21 and headed to
Smithers.

In the first game, Ter-
Tace came out strong. At
12:58 of the first, Dustin
Hystad scored his 15th
goal of the

season, Amandeep Parmar
and Stephen Simons
picked up
assists. However, Smithers
tied it up at 5:07 on a goal

from Ryan Devries. After «

one period of play, the
score was 1-1.

At 15:53, Dustin Hystad
scored again for Terrace,
with Stephen Simons pick-
ing up another assist. But
then, things fell
apart. Smithers scored
goals at 14:39, 13:08, and
10:34, and just like that
they were in control with a
4-2 lead. They added two
more at 5:35 and 2:42 to
increase the lead to 6-
2. What was happening to
Terrace?

There was one bright
spot for Terrace in this one
and that was when Dustin
Hystad completed his first
hat trick of the season, on
a goal at 9:34 of the third
period. Amandeep Par-
mar got the assist, _ ,

Nevertheless, the game
was out of reach for

* Terrace. Smithers added 2

more goals in the final
frame, as they went on to
Steal this one from Ter-
race, &-3, .

The second game was
closer, but Smithers still
finished up on top, winning
by a score of 5-3. Ken Mo-
litor; Curtis Kester, and
Nik Redpath scored the
goals for Terrace.

The Terrace Totem

Ford Midget Reps were

also in action on the

weekend, with a pair of -

neutral-site games against
Smithers, in Hazelton.
The Midgets fell in the

first game 3-1, but battled .
to a 3-3 tie in the second °

game.

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p.m. raising $112 for his efforts,

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Sports Scope

Man skis 16, 000 feet

SKIERS and snowboarders were hitting the slopes at
Shames extra hard Jan. 21 during the mountain’s first
Vertical Challenge of the season. The event challenges
skiers to make as many runs as possible in one day.
Local man, Richard Stone took top honours in the
adult division skiing 16, 000 feet between 10 am. and 4

Kyla Stone made the most mins in the children’s divi-
sion.

Stacey Blake and Brittany Greenwood were also re-
cognized for taking part in the youth category. Blake
raised $90 in pledges,

Proceeds from the day went to the Shames Mountain
Ski Club travel fund and the volunteer ski patrol equip-
ment fund

All-stars play full contact

THE SOUND of bodies being checked into the boards
will be echoing through the Jim Ciccone Civic Centre in
Prince Rupert Feb. 2 and 3.

That’s because the Terrace men’s All-star hockey
team will be taking on the Prince Rupert Chiefs in two
full contact exhibition hockey games.

The teams play at 7:30 p.m. both nights. Two-game
passes wil] be available at the door for $10 or $7 for just
one game. Call Cindy for more information at: 1-250-

Wrestling for gold.
THE TERRACE Wrestlers took part in a B.C. age class
provincial meet in Kamloops last month bringing home
a gold and a bronze medal. ,

Jeff Frank, 15, dominated the 84 kg division by taking
the gold. He was also named outstanding cadet male
wrestler, Frank pinned each of his opponents outscoring
them by a total of 23-4,

Addie Sankie, 14, took the bronze medal in the female
cadet division by winning four of five matches. Three of
her wins were by pin. ;

The Terrace Wrestlers will be attending a major
wrestling meet Feb. 3 in Vanderhoof. Since wrestling is
not on the agenda for the Northern B.C. Winter Games
the meet is expected to draw several teams from the
northwest.

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