Page C4 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 17, 1992

There will be no Olympics this
time for Michelle Hendry,

Her hopes, those of her
women’s — national _ basketball
teammates and hometown Ter-
race fans were dashed when Can-
ada were dropped 65-44 by Italy,

Although the Canadian Squad

playoffs’

had already finished out of the

Michelle Hendry

qualifying first four,
beating Italy would have sown up
fiith spot in their group.

And that would have given -

them an outside shot at a berth at

Barcelona, depending on the fate

of Yugoslavia. .
Although. ~ the:

; Yugoslavs
qualified, ~ the -

International

Slow pitch teams.
better move fast

: ‘Slow: pitch ball teams from
across’'the ‘northwest will . con-
verge on. Terrace July 3-5 for the
first-annual- Thn of the West Open
tournament.

Spokesman Bob Dempster said

the local, men’s league already.

puts” on: three tourneys a year,
“ail highly successful”, ”
‘This latest addition came in
response to the interest expressed
by both.Jocal’ and. out-of- town
teams, he. added. .
Dempster, said the entry fee was
$400 per team and only 16 entries

fi irst-come, first-serve basis.
And that means’ teams inter-
ested in gelting into the tourna-

ment had better move quickly.

Apart from the expected strong

local interest, he pointed out two

teams fram’ Prince Rupert and
Kitimat ‘plus another fram Port

Edward had already signed up.

_ Action will get under way Fri-

“day at the Riverside and Rotary

_ ball ‘parks with teams playing a

round robin to settle positions for
the double knockout round lead-
ing to Sunday’s.final.._.

All ‘teams: are guaranteed. four
games and. standard. slow. pitch

ules will apply.’
would be .accepied on-a- strict

For-more ‘information, contact
Denipster (635-7356. or’. -638-
8171} or Ritchie Mallett, (635-
4512 or 635-7286.

Bowlers put on
a great show

The local lanes were the scene
of some :top‘of-the-line ‘bowling
June 5-7 as bowlers from Terrace,
Kitimat and Vanderhoof took part.
in the Summer. Singles ard Pensi
Double Knockout tournameits. ©

With some of the bowling i in the
eight game singles series rivalling
that” seen ‘in. televised. games,
Kitimat’s Frank Furlanetto put to-

gether a 2160 score to edge. out .

Terrace’ 's: Low Nagy by just elght
pins for top ‘spot in the scratch
competition.

. Greg Saunders (2037) ‘took

third followed. by Diane, Francis
with 1990, 2225 See ;

"Inthe: handicap. division, Ron
Evans camié out on top With Deb-

bie Lebeau, Glen Brink and Greg’
Saunders filling out ihe placings. *

' The top 32 scorers’ in _ the

“also scored #:336;" 2

scratch singles then advanoei to

the Pepsi double knockout where |.

Nagy this time went one’ better
for the victory. 7 ae

Geom Saunders made it a three-
for-three weekend “in terms of.
top-four finishes by taking second
while . third spot went to. Kea
Dabms.

Nine bowlers broke: the “300

barrier during the weekend led by

Fumaletto who put on a precision |

recor

exhibitionsto 5

¥oK

d a Als, He

Diane Francis (363, 325), ‘Lou
Nagy. (351, 333), Greg Saunders

» (333, 302, 341), Glen. - Brink

(302), Casey Eys (302), Ron |:
Evans (320), Roger Trogi (306).

and Ken Dahms (300) were the
other high scorers.

Mite-y hard to beat

- Skeena’ Hoiel Mites swept all
‘before them- to retum from -a

fecent Kitimat: ‘softball - tourna-—

ment as undisputed. champs.

~The final of the 8-team tourney

“Was an all-Terrace affair with

Skeena Hotel facing the, also. un

‘ defeated Aces. ~

The battle for” top. spot ‘turned

‘out to be a-close one but the

-Skeena Mites fended off a strong .

: Aces challenge to win 11-8.

Victorious’ team. members ° were os

‘Amber Braid, Caleb Radlct, Jason.

McClelian,. Jordan Linteris, Ricky
Kohl, Ryan Simons, . Beau
“Levesque, , Matthew... McClellan,
* Einar Hanson, , Brandon Toovey,

Janine Gameau and Jeremy Ains-

-“¢ow while Linda Levesque: and -

Clayton. ‘McClellan: were :

“Spot, ©
from C2 C2-

Track and Feld

’ Ball throw yes
1- Wendy Hadley .
2- Melanie Mahon * OL 30m wu 7
3- Lee Anné Huisman16.60m (CCS)
(Meet recofd 33 80%):

BOYS (10 yrs) ©
50 metres

“1- Jay Foster

2- Jereny Berinett

3- Jeremy Nutme . - “1- Nathan Nortlirldge. 1.3m {U)
(Meet record - 7.59) 2- Jeremy Bennett” 1.24mi: (T)
200 metres: . ~'3- Steven'Gervais = 1.16m ° (V)

1- Jay Foster... ).< (Qld record = 126m). ok

2+ Jeremy Nutma ye ‘Ball throw: a a
3- Jeff Bolingbroke. 1- Farrel Longridge 36. 40m. (V)
(Meet record a . Steven Gervals ” 33.60m.. -(V)
400 metres * oe 3s Chris Kerman’ - 30. 40m ° cH)
2 Kevin Gillandeis, a >*."400 metres.

3- Chris Korman

: 800 metres. at
1- Nathan  onbalde 2 47,11. (U)
2- Charis Mantel» #1 2:85.10 (CCS)

156,65 (CCS)

(Meet record:
4500 metres’
1- Nathan Northridge 5:29.95
2- Kevin Gillanders rE Bost. :

the o
: coaches guiding’ the team to top »

- 2 Chris Mantel

High jump.

4: Jo Ann Penner.

9s Kimberly Haugland 16,21
“3+ Beth Stanley:

.-(Meet tecord.+ 14 20).

ote

Jn-the Squirts. division, the “B
Team’? only just missed becom:
ing “Terrace’s second — towmiey
champion. °

They. put together a 3- 1 record
‘to carn a ‘berth in’ the finals
against Kitwanga.

' The, match- “up Was 50. ‘even,
regulation innings . couldn't: Pro.
duce a result. :

However, extra
tra run needed to clinch top spot.: -

*“B Team?’ members were. Tan-
ner Hill, Wes Lafleur, Tyrel Hill,
Franklin Lundquist, Jacob Dick.
son, Cory. Huff, Jeremy” Lund-

. quist,. David Simons, Glen ‘Holt,
‘Heath: “Morgan, Ricky Bennett,

‘Ryan. Fratizen, Dustin. Hovland:

~and-Jamie Westfall. Darrel Fran-

ZN, and Terry Prinz coached the

or runners-up,

“Uplands. 1:03.89.
2- Centennial Chistiant: 07.42

“3.47: (1)
3.12m. (CCS)
3- Jay Foster _ -3.10m a
(Meet record - “3.77m) f

Jereitiy Bennett os

ia

Olympic Committee could have
decided United Nations sanctions
against that country also meant
the team would have to be kicked
out of the Games.

Fifth spot would have made
Canada the replacement team.
However, to grab it they had to
reverse the form on a team which
had already outscored them in an

- earlier mecting,

Sadly, it;was not to be.

That, final-game brought to an
end: what had been a veritable
Toller-coaster ride for the national
squad.

Competing in pool B of the
round* robin scgment of ° the

Olympian dream dies fo

tournament,. Canada = opened
strongly, winning two of their
‘first three.

However, that first loss to Italy
followed putting them-into deep:
waters -- 2-2 and with ithe un-
defeated _ and seemingly  in<
vincible Russians (CIS) next up.

‘. Clobbered 101-57 by CIS, the

Canadians needed ‘a miracle to

That set up a three-way tie for
Poo} B's third and final playoff
spot. It went to the Canadians on
the basis of points for and against
‘in games versus Japan and Bul-

-gatia, the other two third place
finishers.

However, Olympic hopes once

‘again dinimed as Czechoslovakia

beat them 79-64 in their first
playoff round game.

That left it to the Italians to
snuff out the remaining glimmer.
For Hendry -- she played centre
and forward positions during the
Olympic qualifying tournament --
it was the second disappointment

survive if they were to get to the
playoff round and keep | their
hopes of an Olympic berth alive.
They. got it when, after their,
convincing 82-57 win over Mexi-
co, Japan did Canada the favour
of pulling off an upset 86-80
overtime win over the Italians.

of the year. .- oe -

The first came: iri: Jacksonville:
Tennessee . in. March” when | her .
number-one ranked’ SFU. Clan’.
were climinated from the NAIA |
championships in the _ Auarter-
finals.

However, disappointigeats
aside, it has. been anothe Jlar
year for Hend ry. ‘

It. included being naméd)’Alle
American. for the third. ‘stipight
year aud reaching the 3,000 point
carcer point’ tolal,. making: the
SFU Clan star only the fifth
player in NAIA women’s, cbasket-
ball ever to doso. |: Vs

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