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The Terrace Ringette Association finished the season up with an
awards banquet April 20. Honoured were (left to right) Meta Zylicz
' as the most improved player on the petite team, Laura Commins as °
the most improved ‘Tween Team player, Haylie Gordon as recipient
of the Sports Gal Award for the Tweens and Jennifer Smyth as
Sports Gal for the Petites.

NEW PAIR
OF COACHES
FOR PEAKS

The Terrace “Peaks Gymnas-

‘ties Club is pleased to announce

the appointment of Kris Fairless
and Scott Hanley. as the new
coaching team for the club.

- Kris started as a-gymnast
withthe Peaks at the age of six
years. She thoroughly enjoyed the
sport and had a definite aptitude
for gymnastics, reaching the Pro-

-vincial B level of’. competition

before retiring. She also coached

_ for the club as a junior coach both
in the recreational and competi- .
tive levels and was involved in‘.

summer camps as well. She took

a position as head coach with the

Kitimat Dynamics Club and after
that experience decided to make
coaching her chosen career. She

has this year completed the two-

year coaching course at Seneca’
College in Toronto and has grad-
uated from there with her Level

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HI coaching certificate. Kris was
a dedicated, active club member,
as were all the Fairless family, -
evidenced by the fact the new
facility for the club is called the

“Ed Fairless. Memorial Gym-
‘nasium",

We are looking forward. ‘to her
return to this club and feel her
expertise, experience and enthusi-
asm for the sport of gymnastics
will be a terrific asset to our gym-
nasts at all levels. It is very fit-
ting that Kris return to her home
town, to a building that bears her
father’s name to begin her pro-
fessional career. We welcome her
back, and wish here every suc-
cess.

Scott Hanley is the other
member of the team. Scott comes
to us from Newfoundland. He was
born in Goose Bay, Labrador, and
moved to Corner Brook, New-
foundland when he was seven

” years old. He has been. connected

to the sport of gymnastics for the
past 11 years,

Scott's interest in ‘gymnastics
began with the involvement of his
brother in the sport. When his

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