‘Skeena

| basketball
players
compete
in Prince
George ©

It was fourth for boys

and seventh for girls in

junior high school basket-

ball tournaments attended.

by Skeena teams at Prince
George on. the Jan. 24
weekend.

- On the boys side, Prince
Rupert’s Booth Ravens
went through unbeaten to
down Prince George Sec-
ondary 76-28 in the final.
Organizers selected three

players from each team -
for all-stars, with Ryan -
Leighton, Tag Dundas

and Bill Chan named. for
the Ravens.

~ §$keena Tsimpseans lost

35-31 to Kelly Road in
their first game as John
Favela led them with eight

points. In their second.

game, Skeena downed

MacKenzie 55-36. Ginger .
Minhas paced them with —

12 points.

In n the battle for fourth
place, Skeena took out
College Heights 46-28 as

Andy Davis fired home a -

dozen to lead the scoring,
Favela, Davis. and Paul
Manhas were chosen as
all-stars.

In the girls’ tournament
across town at College
Heights, Skeena started by
losing 49-34 to Prince
George, despite the Jody
Cox 18-point effort. -

In game two Skeena
whipped Valemount 46-15
before losing 48-28 in the
final game against John

- McInnes.

" Skeena Tsimpsean Junior boys basketball team huddle in an

instructional conference during time-out in a recent match
against the Ketchikan Jayvees in Terrace.

Terrace

to host

the 31st

curling

playdown
TERRACE — With the
annual Terrace legion

bonspiel now out of the
way, the Terrace Curling

Club is getting set to host —

the legion’s 31st annual

B.C. playdown with 14 .

teams from around the

province playing in a

double-knockout series.

It starts with one draw
Thursday, Feb, 5 at 4:30
p.m. Opening ceremonies

are Thursday night at 7:30

p.m,

Three draws are sched- .

uled for Friday starting at
8 a.m., followed by a ban-
quet that night, Satur-
day’s action starts at 9
a.m. and goes on until the
evening hours. If a tie-
breaker is needed, they
play Sunday morning at 9
a.m.

Terrace Junior boys basketball players from Skeena compete
against Ketchikan Jayvees in recent game action.

Bantams eliminated

The Terrace Inland
Kenworth Bantams, now
in Sorel, Quebec for a
cultural.exchange, cleared
the way for this trip by
playing off for zone
honors against the Kitimat
Bantams on the Jan. 24
weekend.

They tangied i ina best-
of-three series, with the

winner advancing later to -

play Prince Rupert for the

zone title.

Kitimat continued their
power over Terrace by
scoring a 10-3 victory in
the first game. But Ter-
race surprized their hosts
by coming back to win
game two 5-4.

The third and deciding
gaine went down to the
wire with Kitimat edging
out a 6-5 win to eliminate
Terrace.

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Basketball players for the Skeena Tsimpsean Junior boys taam wait for floor action during an.

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