B2 Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 17, 1991

~ SPORTS

Kathy Johnson, a relative new-
comer to Prince Rupert, has etched
her name on the winner’s trophy at
the annual Skeena Valley ladies’
36-hole golf championship. The
10-handicapper, who has lived in
the Northwest for about the last
four years, won the title with a 174
overall low gross on the July 7
weekend at the Skeena Valley Golf
and Country Club.

She won the event by 12 strokes
over veteran golfer Debbie Car-
ruthers. Heather Gallagher of
Smithers placed one stroke behind
Carruthers.

The overall low net of 127 went
to Ingrid McMillan of the Queen
Charlottes,

Next in line for net was Ter-

Smithers’ Jane Wall 147-149.

In the first flight low gross,
Terrace’s Audrie Cox won with a
191 score. Lynn Cooper of Terrace
and Janet Steponovicius of Kitimat
both shot a 205, but Cooper got
runnerup on the count-back.

Interior triathlon coming up

The fourth annual Prince George
Triathion is coming up on Sunday,
July 28, starting at 8 a.m. at West
Lake: It’s for teams or individuals
in a 1.5-kilometre swim, a 40-k

| Kathy Johnson of Prince Rupert finished 12 strokes ahead of the
nearest competition to win the annual 36-hole Skeena Valley golf
club ladies’ open on the July 7 weekend.

bike ride and a 10-k run. The top For complete information and
male and female winners winentry registration, contact Colleen Van
fees and air fare to the 1992 "Iron- Mook at P-G Leisure Services,
man Burope’ in Roth, Germany. phone 561-7646.

Registration close is this Friday.

The scores ares.

TERRACE MEN’S SLOW PITCH LEAGUE

July 8
Terrace Inn 15, Terrace Paving 6
SKB Wreckers 20, Rudon 1

July 10
Terrace Inn 8, SKB Wreckers 5
Rudon 7, Thornhill Pub 6

GAME SCORES

July 5
Thornhill Pub 18, Terrace Paving 1
Westpoint Rentals 8, SKB Wreckers 5 |

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TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER

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Northern Drugs 5, Sanberry 2

GIRLS DIVISION

Tide Lakers 7, Pizza Hut 5
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Braids 7, Manuels 4

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race’s Leona Wilcox, who beat out.

For low net in the first flight,
Gail Johnson’s: 142 was best with
Susan Little of Smithers (152)
next, then Linda Hamilton of
Terrace (154).

Top golfers for gross in the
second flight were Hope Setso,
QCI (199); Ellen Scully, QCI
(213); and Brenda deJong, Terrace

Rupert newcomer tops field ©
in Skeena Valley ladies’ open

(214).

‘In low net it was Pam Biffle
(140); Joy Stevenson (149); and
Chris Hanson (150).

Third flight winners were Rita
Jeffrey and Carol Avison.

Kathy Johnson and Debbie
Carruthers qualified from this zone
to play in the B.C. yf amateur,

Runners warm up for
King of the Mountain

Next on the agenda for walkers,
joggers and runners in this area is
the 14th annual ’King of the
Mountain’ footrace on Sunday,
July 28 starting at 10 a.m. at the

’ Terrace Arena.

Produced by the Skeena Valley
Runners’ Club, the event is for

male and female athletes any age.

Categories are under-16 juvenile
(M or F); junior 16 to 19 (M or
F); open male (20 to 39), Masters
male (40 and up).

The route goes from the arena,
up Kalum Street, over the Terrace
Mountain Nature Trail and back to
the arena.

Fees range from $12 for club
members, $14 for B.C. Athletics
members (number required), and
$16 for all others: The fees include

GORETTE BARBOSA

PROUD OF.

~ MERCHANDISER AT NORTHERN DRUGS
IN TERRACE. GORETTE THINKS THAT TER-
RACE HAS A LOT TO. OFFER ITS .
RESIDENTS AND THAT WE LIVE IN A
BEAUTIFUL COMMUNITY WE CAN ALL BE

SUPPORTED BY THE CITY ——

multi-colour designed T-shirts.

You can register at the arena
from 9 a.m. to starting time on the
28th. You can also pre-register
with Ed Ansems (phone 635-
4670).

Organizers point out the course is
about five miles in length.

Plaques will be awarded to win-
ners in each category, with medals
handed out for second and third.
They encourage entrants to sign up
early so that correct T-shirt sizes
can be set aside for them.

Refreshments will be available
and some spot prizes handed out
as well during awards’ presenta-
tions following the race. Entrants
are urged to make it a family
outing with youngsters joining in
with the adults for the event.

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