The Len Trudeau Trophy for dedication, determination and
-desire went to minor hockey’s Rick Dhami at the recent ™
—_ Norma Holmberg made the presentation.

~ Canon ladies —
third in B.C.

“winning team. It’s the senior ‘B’
~ Wilkinson’ Canon ladies who

“S¢ame. through, with. a bronze-.

’ "medal performance at the pro-
- vincial ‘B’ basketball finals’ at
‘Fort Sti. John :on April 15
weekend,
~ They: wound;up with a record
of ‘three’ ‘wins,:two losses at the
rownd-robin series; ~- ; “
it was . unfortunate “the
‘tourney ran only two days. This
caused Terrace to play four.
games on. ‘the second day, com-
. pared: to only one on opening
day.

“They started with a 55-49 vic-

. tory over host Fort St. John.

‘Caroline Hendry pumped in 25
' points while ‘Shannon Murdoch
had 18.

It ‘was two’ wins in a row in
game two as they trounced
Quesnel 66-47, Hendry. had 20,

‘Murdoch. 11 and Monica
Holubowski 10. .

Canons’ third game, and sec-
ond of the day, was their first
loss — 61-52 to the eventual
champions from Prince George.
Hendry again topped the scoring
with 18. Joy Schmidt contrib-
uted 14 and Murdoch added 11.

Somewhat weary for their

third game of the day, they
. dropped a 50-37 decision to
Kelowna. June Ross was the on-
ly player hitting double figures
with her 10-point effort.

~ With little rest,’ the Canons
went right back on the floor for
the bronze-medal game, and it
was Kelowna in a return match.

Terrace reversed the end result
~ in this ‘money? game and won
65:51. |

Four. players hit double

flares in their final contest.

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| Murdoch had. 15, “Schmidt i4,
Holubowski 13 and Hendry 12.
Coach Flip Cervo. said the
_ strange schedule and lengthy trip
probably contributed most to
Terrace not gaining a champion-
ship berth. As things turned out,
Prince George won it in a thrill-

ing 57-56 victory over Fort St. :

John.

». The lack’ of any. official. from,
" Basketball B.C, left a-bad taste
in the mouth of organizers. They
did, however, decide to hold
next year’s event at Kelowna.

In addition to bronze medals,
Terrace brought home the most
sportsmanlike team award.

_ Caroline Hendry earned a
place on the first all-star team,
while Joy Schmidt and Shannon
Murdoch gained second all-star
spots. ee .

iets tans ae 3

Minor hockey executive members surrounded coach Steve Smythe as he picked up two of
-Terface's major trophies. He got the Larry Swanson Award for citizenship and was also

. named Goach of the Year.

Terrace missed indoor. soccer

.

“The Williams, ‘Lake entry vn
the first annual B.C: Mén’s Soc-
Sia Association ; indoor cham-

_apionships. at- Cariboo College i in -

‘Kamloops on April 15 weekend

without any help. ‘from the Ter-.

race men’s: team. :

Terrace couldi’t help because

they failed to show up as one of
the four zone entrants in a
round-robin series. Apparently,
there was a communications gap
somewhere between Terrace and
the B.C. governing soccer body.

According to a focal source,
Terrace wasn’t aware that they’d

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