6 Terrace Review — Wednesday, April 16, 1986

The Zone 7 district
minor hockey champions
in the Peewee division
have captured the B.C.
Tier Two, double ‘‘AA”’
championship.

The Fort St. James
boys who beat out Ter-
race and Prince Rupert
in district playoffs last
month, ran up a-perfect
eight-win, no-loss record
at the round-robin cham-
pionship series in Grand
Forks.

They did it in convinc-
ing style by scoring in
double figures in half
their games. As one

organizer said, ‘‘The

series was never in doubt
from the first day.’’

The runnerup position
was decided in the final
game when Oliver-
Osoyoos defeated Port
Alberni in the battle for
second and third.

Meanwhile, in the
Midget tier two at 100
Mile House, Burns Lake
had to settle for second.
place in this eight-team
series,

The Lakers lost their
last game to Whitehorse
and dropped into a
second-place tie with
Westside and Powell
River with a five-win,
two loss mark. Because
Burns Lake had defeated
the other two in round-
robin action earlier, they
got second overall.

Kimberley took the ti-
tle with five wins, one
loss and one tie.

Counting the third
place finish at the Ban-
tam finals, the Zone. 7
district managed top
three placings in every
Tier Two championship
series. It’s an excellent
showing overall.

Fire
report

On Friday, April 11,
the Terrace Fire Depart-
ment had a_ medical
assist.

The Terrace Fire Chief
said someone reported a
person laying on the
street in front of the Ter-
race Co-op.

‘Terrace Minor Hockey's "Legion"
youngest division picked up their trophies at the recent Aw

Minor Hockey champs |
team won the Bugs Division playoffs to wind up their season. This smiling group from the
ards Night. ;

Best in
Pups
Division

Rory Fraser got a nice sur-
prise at the Terrace Minor
Hockey Awards Night. Rory
was honored with the most
improved player trophy in the
Pups Divislon.

Most

promising
official

Teenage Minor Hockey
referee, Todd Killoran, was
honored along with Colin
Dow at last week's season-
ending Awards Night.
Kiltoran and Dow were nam-
ed the most promising Of-
ficlals of the Future. Dow
was not available for a pic-
ture.

~

Three boys from each team In Terrace Minor Ho

*

Minor Hockey winners

ckey were selected for Esso madais by being named either most improved

player, most sportsmaniike player, or the most valuable player. These medals are annual awards handed out by Esso to

each Minor Hockey organization across

race Minor Hockey's Annual Awards Banquet.

Canada. This picture was taken of all the winners after medal presentations at Ter-

Pups compete in Langley

The Terrace All
Seasons Pups managed
one win in four games at
a 20-team minor hockey
tournament at Langley
during the holiday.

The Pups opened with
a 4-0 loss to Trail. Todd
Waldron was named

game star against Trail.
In game two, they drop-
ped a 2-1 double over-
time decision to Merritt.
Brian Cox was the game
star selection.

The Pups ran into
another double overtime
situation in game three

against Surrey, but this
time Terrace won by a
4-3 score. Travis
Sheridan was the star.

The Pups’ final game
was a 4-3 loss to Van-
couver Hastings in which
Chad Wilson picked up
the star award,

It should ‘be pointed
out that in overtime
games at this series, the
first period is five
minutes, If the game is
still tied, it’s sudden
death next, with each
team playing without a
goaltender,

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