8 Terrace Review — Wednesday, May 18, 1988. oe

- Peaks’

Brady =

— runnerup ins
divisional |

Out of 22 Northwest division

- gymnasts at the B.C, divisional

gymnastics championships at

‘Delta on the May 7 weekend,

Terrace Peaks’ Jenny Brady was
the top performer with second
overall in the 34-participant

open age group.

Jenny took first in the vault,
sixth in beam, eighth in bars and
12th in floor. Teammate Kris
Fairless placed ninth overall in
the same group.

Brady and Fairless’ showing
enabled the Northwest open
team win the bronze medals for
overall teams. Others on the
team included Rose Lenser and
Traci Tomas of Terrace, and
Teri Walter and Stephanie
Blackburn of Kitimat.

Another top finisher was Ter-
race’s Lindsey Roberts with a
fifth-place ribbon beam in the
argo class.

Because of their high placings,
Brady and Fairless both received
invitations to a summer develop-
ment camp in Vancouver where
they would train for one week
under elite coaches.

The 17-year-old Brady is a
Grade 12 student in Terrace, and
just recently recovered enough
from a 1984 injury te be able to
compete again.

The severe ankle injury four
years ago will require surgery in
future, but Brady will continue
even though not completely fit.

Points standings for Terrace,

First golf

The Skeena Valley Golf and
Country Club is hosting the first
major golf tournament of the
season this Saturday and Sun-
day.

It’s the 36-hole scramble
tourney for mixed teams of four
players, with the top prize being
a trip for two to Whistler Moun-
tain.

Club members pay an entry
fee of $30 per player. Non-
members play for a $45 fee. The
fee includes a banquet and dance
Saturday night.

Teams must sign up at the
clubhouse by Thursday.

Kitimat and Prince Rupert com-
petitors were as follows:
Midgets — 34 Participants
Charlotte Jordan — 25.63
points; Felecia Arbuah — 22.84
points; Trina Mateus — 22.67
points,
Argos — 44 Participants
Stephanie Kuhar — 28.03
points; Jennifer Watt — 27.86
points; Lindsey Roberts — 26.73
points; Heather Albright —
25.95 points; Kirsten Holkestad
— 25.95 points. Sherly
Miskenack (Prince Rupert) —
25.35 points.

Open — 34 Participants

Jenny Brady — 32.51 points;

Kris Fairless — 31.20 points;
Teri Walter — 28.13 points;

Stephanie Blackburn — 26.88

points; Traci Tomas — 26.70
points; Rose Lenser — 25. 35
points.

Seniors set
for Games

. Only a few events lack zone 10
competitors for the first annual
B.C. Senior Games at Vernon
next month.

Zone 10, which covers Ter-
race, Prince Rupert, Kitimat and
the Queen Charlottes, will have
active participants in all listed
sports except bridge, chess, lawn
bowling and table tennis.

Zone co-ordinator Arlene
Bergh said efforts to find people
aged 55 and over for the
aforementioned events have met
with no success,

Five-pin bowling should be
settled by this weekend.
Horseshoes and men’s slo-pitch
softball should also be lined up
before the end of May.

Financially, the seniors seem
to be set. A grant from B.C.
Lotto should be here this week,
and contributions from the three
major centers will likely balance
things off.

Seniors not taking part, but
interested in seeing the games,
can travel with the team using
the extra bus seats. Contact Mrs.

Bergh at the Happy Gang Centre

on Kalum Street.

Kennedy keeps going

Former Terrace resident Mike
Kennedy is continuing to add to
his laurels in the world of kick-
boxing.

The 23-year-old lightweight
fighter won the super
lightweight Canadian title at the

world championships in Van-

couver in March. Then on the
May 7 weekend, he took the

135-pound class at the ‘‘Belt-

Comes-Back’’ event in
Kamloops.

Coach Barry Adkins says
Kennedy is a real comer and he’s
looking forward to Mike even-
tually producing some profes:
sional titles,

Adkins says Kennedy has only
three bouts to his credit — two

for national title. He’s already ©

been named to the Canadian
team competing in late August
in Japan.

Adkins expects Kennedy to
compete in about six more bouts
this year, including ome next

month in Vancouver. ‘‘He’s .

building up the experience he
needs to turn pro,”’ Adkins said.

He also told us that Kennedy
is rapidly becoming a favorite
with fans and the press. Mike,
who fights out of the White
Crane club in Kamloops, took
up the sport about one year ago.

TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER SCORES |
. Under-14
Northern Drugs 2, Bud's Trucking 1
Philpott 7, Rotary 1
Under 10

AGK Pacmen 3, Terrace Travel 3
Carlyle-Shepherd 5, Kalum Electric 1.
Thundarbirds 5, Go-op 1

Surveyors 6, Shoppers 1

Skeena Sawmills 5, Skeana Cellulose 0

Under &
Totem Ford 2, Dairy Queen 0
Terrace Chrysler 3, McAlpine 0
Tilden Tigers 1, Ken’s Photo 0
Girls Division — May 1

Tide Lake 5, Kinettes 0
Pizza Hut 3, Richards 2 |

Under-12 Division — May 12

Cedarland 4, Finning 1
Sight & Sound 9, Copperside 1

Aqua Plumbing 4, Northwest Sportsman 3 a

TERRACE MINOR SOFTBALL
May 10
Squirt boys — Copperside Aces 9, Operating.
Engineers 7.

Squirt girls — Wade Contracting 25, Kermode
Blues 3

Squirt girls — Mr. Mike’s 10, ui Gassers 8
Peawee girls — Terrace Drugs 20, Thornhill
Huskles 7

Bantam boys — Skeena Hotel 13, Kinsmen 6
Bantam girls — Doc’s Cartage 18, West End
Chevron 9

T-Ball — Vie Froase Trucking 15, Centennial
Lions 15

T-Ball —- L'il Ollers 15, Emco 14

May 12

Squirt boys — Operating Engineers 8, Copper-

side Aces 6
Squirt girls — Wade Contracting 11, Mr, Mike's

41
Squirt girls — Middleton Trucking 16, Kermode
Blues 4
Peewee girls — All Seasons 13, Gedarland Tire

Bantam girls — Doc's Cartage 16, Terrace
Travel 7.

Mites — Bri-Don Specials beat East End”

Supremes (Scores not available)

Mites — Tunnel & Rock tied swifty Muffler

(Scores not avallable)
May 13

Squirt boys — Copperside Aces 11, Co-op
Stars 10

Peewee girls — Cedarland Tire 10, Thornhill
Huskies 9

Peewee girls — Terrace Drugs 20, All Seasons
4

TERRACE MINOR BASEBALL

May 8 — Sr. Babe Ruth - All Seasons 12, Credit
Union 0

May 9 — Mosquito -
Patrocan 13

May 9 — Mosquito - Elks 16, Co-op 11

May 2 — Bronco - Farko 13, "Overwaitea 7
May 9 — Jr. Babe Ruth - Spee-Dee Printers 10,
Shoppers 4

May 10 — Sr. Babe Ruth - All Seasons 8, Video
Stop 5

May 10 — Jr. Babe Ruth - Kinsmen 11, Shop-
pers 8

May 10 — Mosquito - Terrace Drugs 12, Co-op B
May 10 — Mosquito - Petrocan 17, Elks 16
May 10 — Bronco - Farko 14, Overwaitea 11

Terrace Drugs 16,

_ May 12 — Sr. Babe Ruth - All Seasons 6, Credit

Union &
TERRACE MEN’S SLO-PITCH

May 10 — Westpoint-Skeena 10, Inn of the

West 4

May 10 — Thornhill Pub 30, Audon 10

May 12 — Terrace Builders 15, SKB Molsons 4
May 12 — Thornhill Pub 13, Cedar River Timber
7.

TERRACE MEN’S FASTBALL
May 8

Cole Petroleums 14, Truck Loggers 0; Kitimat ,

Merchants 2, Northwest Oldtimers 1; Terrace
M&H 9, Northwest Oldtimers 2; Hazelton
Bombers '2, Kitimat Merchants 1; Hazelton
Bombers defeated Kitimat Midgets {No scores
avallable).

~ The Scores are...

Cole Petroleums 5, ney Oe M & H 1

May 11 ;
Truck Loggers 11, Kitimat Midgets 0

“May 12

_ y
. Kitimat Merchants 3, Terrace M&H 2

- ‘NORTHWEST SENIOR MEN’S |
~ SOCCER LEAGUE
May7

‘s Skeena Sawmills 7, New Alyansh YMCA 1

May 8
Greenville G.A.C. 6, Wanderers 0

: Repap 1, Greenville Royals 1

NORTHWEST MEN’S RUGBY

"April 24 — Terrace Northmen 12, Smithers
--': Gamels 3
-": ‘May 8 — Terrace Northmen 16, P. Rupert 0

TERRACE MINOR SOFTBALL
Bantam Division Standings
Boys

'R. King & Sons: won 2, lost 1

Skeena_ Hotel: won 14, lost 1
Kinsmen: won t, lost 2

Girls
Almwood Contr.: won 4, lost 0

Doc's Cartage: won 2, lost 2
Terrace Travel: won 1, lost 3.

_ West End Chevron: won 1, lost 3

Peewee Gliris Division

Terrace Drugs 8 points, ‘Cedarland Tire 4
points All Seasons 3 points, Thornhill Huskies
pain

TERRACE MINOR BASEBALL
STANDINGS |

May 9

Mosquliio — Elks 4, Co-op 3, Terrace Drugs 2,
Petrocan 1

Bronco — Overwaitea 2, Farko 2.

Jr. Babe Ruth — SpeeDeo Printers 4, Kinsmen
2, Shoppers Drugs 2

Sr. Babe Ruth — Video Stop 4, All Seasons 2,
Credit Union 0..

TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER
Game Schedule
Division 2

All games played at Skeena s. W. field at 6:30

p.m.
Friday, May 20 — Braid's vs. Dave's Plumbing
Monday, May 30 — Manuel’s vs. Braid’'s.

TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER
a Game Schedule
Division 3

All games played at Cassle Hall

Thursday, May 19, 6:30 p.m. — C.S. Sharks vs.
Shoppers Drug; 6: 30 p.m. — T-Birds vs. Skeena
Sawmills; 6:30 p.m. — Surveyors vs. Skeena
Cellulose.

Saturday, May 28, 9:30 a.m. — Kalum Electric
vs. Shoppers Drug; 9:30 a.m. -- Terrace Travel
vs. Skeena Sawmills; 9:30 a.m, — A.G.K. vs. Co-
op; 10:45 a — CS. Sharks vs. Skeena
Cellulose; 1045 a.m. — T-Birds vs. Surveyors.

NORTHCOAST RUGBY UNION
1988 SCHEDULE .

* May 22 — Open for tong weekend.

May 29 — Kitimat vs. Terrace/Smithers v8. Pr.
Rupert: In Terrace.

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TERRACE MINOR SOFTBALL
May3

Squlrt Boys - Copperside Aces 8, Co-op Stars 8
" Squirt Girls - Mr. Mike's 13, Middleton Truck-

Ing 9

Pewee Girls - Terracs Drugs 10, Ail Seasons 9
Bantam Boys - AR. King & Sons 10, Skeena
Hotel 7 .

Bantam Girls - Terrace Travel 9, Doc’s Car- -
tage 4 .

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