Terrace Review —— Wednesday, December 4, 1991 11

Cassie Hall Grade 7 boys were among tournament winners

at the elementary school championships held In Thornhill over
the weekend.

Elementary volleyball

Grade 6 and 7 volleyball
wound up over the weekend with
an all-day championship tourna-
ment held at Thornhill Junior
Secondary School Saturday.

On the girls’ side, Uplands
topped the Grade 7 ranks with
Clarence Michiel ’A’ and ’B’
teams finishing second and third.
The girls from Centennial Chris-
tian School came out the Grade

6 champs, followed by Cassie
Hall and Clarence Michiel.

The Cassie Hall boys emerged
as Grade 7 winners ahead of
Centennial Christian in second
and Uplands in third. Uplands
boys were victorious in the
Grade 6 section, with Stewart
finishing second and Veritas
third.

Santa

—S hops at

OY tip, Lite ‘Ge sh
a fx aN seek
t ere F

Exclusive
-) selection of
leisure wear

eCrazee Wear

Platinum
Everwear

¢Pitbull Gym

Belts
eSupplements

=

TANNING SESSION AVAILABLE
“. DAYCARE AVAILABLE

‘TRONWORKS

GYM & FITNESS CENTRE
OPEN 6 A.M. WEEKDAYS

4545 Lazelle Avenue
Phone 635-4130

"It’s incredible, unheard-of,"
was the assessment of Terrace
Bluebacks’ coach Bill Nash after
returning from the Richmond
Racers’ Invitational swim meet
over the weekend.

Aimee Peacock’s performance
at the meet made her the club’s
third qualifier for the Youth
Nationals. A northern club has
never had more than one quali-
fler in a year, and Nash thinks
the Bluebacks may have two

_more before the Canada-wide
meet takes place at the end of.

May in Regina.

Aimee put in a spectacular
effort in the UBC pool to win
the 200m breast stroke, bettering
her own personal best time by
seven seconds, as Nash points
out quite a performance in an
event that measures winners by
hundredths of seconds. It puts
her in the same class as Youth
National qualifiers Jocelyn Cox-
ford and Cory Hollander.
Jocelyn also swam in the Rich-
mond meet, bringing home two
silver medals and one bronze.
Nash says her 10-year-old
brother Garth, although swim-
ming with the 11-12 age group,
still managed to finish second in
the 200m butterfly.

The Bluebacks as a club fin-
ished in the top 10 out of 26
clubs. The three-day meet drew
over 350 swimmers.

With a few months left until
the Youth Nationals, Nash says

Third Biieback gets
shot at nationals

he thinks Bluebacks David Van-
derlee and Tina Hollander might
also have a crack at qualifying
for the prestigious event.

Early in November the Blue-

backs also won their own
regional meet. This weekend the
club goes to Kitimat for compe-

tition.

Caledonia volley
teams bottom out

At the B.C. girls’ triple ’AAA’
volleyball championships the
Caledonia Kermodes finished
last in the December 1 weekend
tournament,

They started the 16-team series
with seven losses in a row in
their cight-team, round-robin
section. Losses were to Earl
Marriott, West Van (the eventual
winners), South Delta, Centen-
nial, Killarney, Max Cameron
and Vernon.

Dropping into the consolation
side, they lost three more, to
Centennial, South Delta and
Nelson, to wind up 16th and
last.

The Kermode boys didn’t fare
much better in their champion-
ship. They too lost all their
preliminary games, then had to
down West Vancouver in two
straight matches to stay out of
16th and come in next to last.

Alaskans too tough

The Caledonia Kermode boys’
basketball team kicked off their
season with a win and two
losses this past weekend. .

They opened successfully by
downing Quesnel’s Corrilieu 80-
62. Kermodes got a superb 28-
point effort from Jeff McKay,
plus 14 from Mike Newhouse.

In their two-game set against
always-tough Ketchikan Kay-Hi
Kings, however, Kermodes fell
10 points short in the opener,
losing 84-74. McKay set the

| ( CCR SAND .
qf Pa Aas,

pace with 21, while Newhouse
chipped in with 13. Fernando
Milhomens contributed 11, while
Shawn Stanwick added 10.

Game two against the
Alaskans was a 75-54 loss, with
Newhouse coming up with i
and Stanwick 10.

Kermodes host Esquimalt this
Friday and Saturday nights.
They'll also meet the Prince
Rupert Rainmakers here Satur-
day at noon.

COLD,BEER

m\ WINE STORE )

- EASY ACCESS - FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE
- LOTS OF PARKING -AND...
..FEATURING A COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTS CLOTHING,
SWEATS, JACKETS, CAPS, ETC.

LARGE SELECTION

HOURS.

MON. TO SAT. 9 A.M, to 11 PM
“SUN. 11 A.M. to 14 P.M.

635-BEER |

BRING IN YOUR EMPTIES