B14 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 23, 1997

Bluebacks blast pool records

THE BLUEBACKS must
have taken the title of their
Sprint Into Spring meet
litezaily,

The swim club sprung into
action at the meet a few
weekends ago and sprinted
to the tune of six pool
records.

‘Times were surprisingly
fast,”’ says coach Mike Car-
Iyle, ‘“We just got into hard
taining and the kids were
really tired. So it was very
surprising to sce just how
fast they could go.””

About 155 swimmers
from the northwest attended
the annual event in Terrace,
which kick-staris the long
course season.

All six of the broken
records were smashed by
three Blueback swimmers.

Seth Downs picked up a
pool best in the 200 breast-
stroke with bis time of
2:35.64 — beating the old
lime by nearly five seconds.

Julie Vanderlee also
picked up two new records,
one for her time of 2:35.05

in the 200 fly and the other
for 2:15,15 in the 200 free.

However, 15-year-old
Chris Kerman stole the
show with three pool
records.

Kerman knocked a second
off the old record in the 100
backstroke and six seconds
off the 2) backstroke
record, but his time in 50
free was most impressive,

Kerman raced the 50
metres in 25.51 seconds,
beating the old record of
25.80 that has held for near-

ly 20 years.

A number of other swim-
mers also fared well, with
many first-lime provincial
qualifiers including Kaya
Downs, Amanda Fillion,
Brenna and Chance Sterner,
Gavin Wallace and Anna
Farell,

The Bluebacks were in
Prince George this past
weekend. Look for results in
an upcoming Standard.

Their next mect is the
huge Edmonton Intemation-
al May 1-4.

Ju-Jitsu club scores in Williams Lake

THE TERRACE Jv-lJitsu
Club tock Williams Lake by
storm three weekends ago at
an open competition, taking
home a big chunk of the
medal tally.

Some 85 compelitors from
four different communities
including Prince George and
Quesnel took part in the
tournament. Athletes ranged
in from six-years-old to sea-
soned veterans in their 40s.

And local competitors
fared very well.

“Terrace did very well,’’
says coach Shane Palahicky.
“They certainly took home
their share of medals,”’

In the nine-year-old boys’
imposed movements compe-
tition, Mark Biagioni and
John Barrett of Terrace took
gold, and Gary Haugland

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and Jordan Schibly silver.

In the 10 and 11-year-old
division, Evan Palahicky,
Garrett Davis and Kurt
Biagioni took bronze — as
did Robert Wickie and
Stephen Biagioni in the 12
and 13-year-old division.

The girls also did well in
imposed movements.
Twelve-year-olds Shauna
Palahicky and Caitlin Behm
took gold, while Candace
Klein and Kim McDonald
took silver.

Terrace athletes also
showed their stuff in the
Katas. Nine-year-olds John
Barrett took gold, Gary
Haugland silver, and Mark
Biagioni and Jordan Schibly
bronze in their event.

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gold, Evan Palahicky silver
and Tyler Davidson bronze.
And Robert Wickie nabbed
gold, with Stephen Biagioni
taking bronze in their group.

Shauna Palahicky took
gold, Candace Klein silver
and Caitlin Behm bronze in
the girls’ division.

Terrace competitors didn’t
rack up quite as many
medals in the Kime to Kata,

but many still did well.
John Barrett, Mark
Biagioni, Jordan Schibly

and Danny Barr all picked
up bronze in the event.

An¢é Caitlin Behm and
Shauna Palahicky took gold,
with Kim McDonald taking
silver and Candace Klein
taking a silver and a bronze.

Our athletes performed
exceptionally in sparring,

with Jordan Schibly taking
another gold, John Barrett a
silver and Mark Biagioni a
bronze. Danny Barr and
Robert Wickie also picked
up silvers.

The girls also fought well,
with Shauna Palahicky win-
ning gold, Kim McDonald
silver and Candace Klein
and Caitlin Behm bronze.

Kevin Makie took gold in
the adult division.

In the team sparring com-
petition, Terrace took gold
in the boys nine-and-under
group, silver and bronze in
the 10 and 11-year-old
category and silver in the
12-and-olders.

The girls also. won gold in
team sparring.

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