Sport Scope

These spikers no clods

CLODS BY name, bul nol by nalure when il comes to the serve,
set and spike of volleyball.

That’s Chris Irving, Brian Netzel, Bruce Neid, Chad Ziegler
and Chris Terlesky, winners of the '94 edition of Volleyfest held
Aug. 20-21 in George Little Memorial Park.

The quintet clipped the wings of the Flyers as Edgar Veldman, |

Dave Kofoed, Roger, Chrisla Soules and Lisa Harringion had to
seltle for the runner-up spot.

And keeping up the Aight theme, Come Fly With Us —
Richard. Kriegl, Kelly Jingles, Mark Neid.and Wendy Biffle -
glided into third spot.

A total of eight teams entered the evenl jointly sponsored by
the local scrub volleyball league and city’s recreation depart-
ment.

Bowlers ready to Fall in

WHATEVER YOUR age or demands on your time, there’s a
bowling league for you. And experienced alley ace or complete
newcomer, the local lanes are ready to welcome you.

The Fall bowling season starts rolling Friday, Sept. 9 when
one of four mixed leagues hits the alleys al 7 and 9 p.m. It’s just
one of 11 leagues that are on offer to Terracites.

Youth bowlers take their turn on Saturday and al the other end
of the scale the Golden Age league fires up Monday afternoon.
In between, the show-offs, alias the Sunday All-Stars, take to
the lanes at 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 11.

Still haven’t found your league? How about mixed on Mon-
day, Tuesday or Thursday evenings? Tuesday or Wednesday
moming Coffee Leagues? Monday Men’s or Wednesday
Ladies’ evening slots? Or Wednesday night’s money league?

All leagues run to April 23. For more information, phone the
Terrace Lanes at 635-5911.

League set for flying start

SHARPEN YOUR points, check your shafts and get ready to
lake flight on a new season.

That's the word from Clare Groot, organizer of the Wednes-
day Fun Mixed dart league. The '94-’95 edition of Terrace’s
most popular arrows night gets under way next Wednesday,
Sept. 7. Play starts at 8 p.m. but players are asked to get there a
little earlier to allow Clare time to set up the schedule, for the
evening’s play.

Emphasizing this is a league newcomers will feel comfortable
with, Groot explained a secding syslem is used that places
novices with more experienced players — all games are dou-
bles. That, she added, ensured more even match-ups and gave
everyone a chance to take top spat for the night. At the same
time, if two people show up who want to play as partners, that’s
fine loo.

And it’s not necessary lo show up every Wednesday. ‘The
league operates on a “‘be there when you can’ basis. Fer exam-
ple, Groot said, if you have friends or relatives in town who'd
enjoy a night of darts, bring them down.

It costs $2 a night to play, half of that going to the winner-
take-all pot, the remainder towards the league’s end-of-season
banquet.

Full house sought

CALLING ALL curlers, The local club is holding its annual
general meeting Tuesday, Sept. 13 at the rink. That’s located at
the corner of Legion Ave. and Schcol St. near Riverside ‘Park. -

The evening will include an update on the club’s situation and
election of a slate of officers to take it Ihrough the new season.
If you’re new to town and a curler or even if you’ve never
curled before, it would also be an opportunity to find out about
the club and what’s available in Ladies’, Mixed, Men’s or
Youth curling.

Thud-ers offer scenic course

LOOKING FOR some exercise and a change of scene at the
same time? Club Thud of 100 Mile House have the answer: the
third annual Round the Lakes Run/Walk.

Tt takes place Saturday, Sept. 10 beginning at 10 a.m. and of
fers runners a scenic and generally fat 10km roule skirting Sepa
and 108 Lakes. Walkers cover Skm around Sepa Lake only.

First place runners, male and fernale, in each of five age cate--

gories will receive attractive souvenir prizes while second and
third places get medals, All walkers take home participation rib-
bons, There are also draws for prizes which include airline tick-
ets and resort stays.

The race gels under way at 10 a.m. from the 108 heritage site
and post-race aclivitics take place at the 108 Hills resort.

For more information, contact Carol or Colin Campbell at 108
Ranch (791-5552).

Score Board

Soccer.

Under 10s
Lions 8 CShepherd 1
Surveyors 2 Shoppers 1
Under 10s standings

GP
Centennial Lions 16
Elkers Auto 16

Skeena Cellulose 16
Skeena Sawmills 16
Surveyors 16
Carlyle Shepherd 16
Wildwood Const. 16
Shoppers Drugs 16

rPUAIO OCS ple

Skeena River Challenge
FASTEST MALERACER —
Peter Krause

FASTEST FEMALE RACER
Esther Bahen

Peter Krause (R).....ss000 407,01

‘Guito Schnelzer (R)......... 4:22.42

Rod Woodbeck (R) 0004: 4:22.47
Dave Reneir0 (R) vcs H2SI9
Dave Ajlwood (R)............ 4:24.57
Alan Neufeld (R) sees 430,32
Russ Macdonald (R) «4... 4:35.57
Peter Meyer (R)......-.-.00+ 4:39.13
Graham Maclean (C)........ 4:40.22
Justin Opal (C) essere 441.00
Mikko Jaakkola (Rp... 443,19

_ Craig Strechenuik (R)...... 4:44.05

Karl Klein (R) ...ssserseeee 4144.48
Chris Desjardins (R) ....... 4:44.48
David Shearer (R) sss 4147.33
Emilio Hipotito (C) ss... 4:50,39
Les Priest (R) .....secssseonsseee 4:51.32
Danny Hikisch (C) sss 4:55.24

Cycling

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Sk.Cellulose § Elkers Q
Sk Sawmills 6 Wildwood 3
T GF GA Pts
2 68 32 26
2 68 40 22
2 68 40 20
0 §2 54 18
3 54 46 17
0 55 77 12
1 59 70 11
0 17 82 2

Bryan Last (R)s.sceeree J0I,03

Jos Konst (C)....cccsen 5:08.10
Frank Falvo (R)..ssueeon 5:10.20
Ryan Lee (C) seer LL
Malcolm Fell (€).........00+ 5:14.44
Wes Smith (Rp. 515.34
Esther Balen (R).erersecees d1d 29
Joe Pacheco (C)......us0 3:27.29
Tara Moran (C)........0000.5:27,30
Randy Jenssen (C)..escasee 5:27.30

Cheryl Lynch (R) oes 5136.26
Dave Cater (C) sereseeseee 4747
Ralfe McCooey (C}.......... 5:47.47
Laureen Kean (C).....+0« 6:01.56
Nipper Kettle (C) ........4... 6:01.56

Beverly Stephenson (C)...6:01.56

Sheryl Campbell (C)........ 6:01.56
Jeff Rapley (C).rsssereeereeee 43.33
Jim Gordon (C) ....ssrearseee 646.36
Ken Green (C)...... ccs 46.36
Chris Keitch (R)........0.0 6:52.03
Gordon Murdoch (C)....... 7:03.43
Bill Parsons (R)ressssseseee 1teeedO
Jesse Parsons (C)....cseue 7:28.00
Elias Tsukonas (C)......4.. 7:34.27
Michelle Mueller (C)....... 7:54.45

(R= racers; C= casual riders)

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