Terrace powerlifter Scott Hamel returned from Van-
couver last week with a new Canadian record set at the

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North American championships.

Hamel sets new
dead lift mark

It’s frustrating when you train
for one weight class, then find
out you have to enter a higher
class. But for Scott Hamel of
Terrace it made little difference
— he set a Canadian record for
dead lift at the North American
power-lifting championships at
Vancouver on May 21.

Hamel had trained for the
181-pound class, but on arrival
at the meet he found he was
slightly overweight and thus had
_ to enter the 198-pound class.

His 625-lb, dead lift cracked
the previous Canadian mark.

He also lifted 630 in the squat

and 375 in the bench for an
overall total of 1,630 pounds.
Hamel said he was about 10
pounds short of a record in the
squat and 30 pounds off in the
bench, .
“I pever trained for 198
pounds, but in the next meet you
can bet there'll be some more

-broken records,” he told us.

His next major meet is this fall
where he’ll take in the Canadian
national finals. He'll be joined
by Lorne Lofroth, the super-
heavyweight Terrace lifter who
is recovering from an injury suf-
fered last year.

Youths named for
basketball camp

- Several Terrace and Thornhill
high school athletes have been
selected to attend specialty
camps when school ends this
-month.,

The B.C. under-17
‘Best-in-B.C.’ camp for the top
60 boys in the province has pick-
ed three basketball players from
Terrace and one from Kitimat.

This camp, set up under the

auspices of the provincial

Basketball B.C. organization, is
a week-long effort running at

_Vancouver’s UBC starting June
28.

Caledonia youths selected are
David Hogg, Arnie Pelletier and
Steve Dewacht. Gary Reid of

_ Kitimat was also chosen.

The only under-i7 girl picked
was Skeena Junior High’s Krista
Soules. Her camp is at the
University of. Victoria.
The. B.C. School Sports
Association also has develop-
ment camps lined up for this
summer.

Other Skeena girls attending
Basketball B.C. camp are Nicole
Fick, Rochelle Pelletier, Shelley
O'Brien, Tricia Ward and Robin
Sharples.

Sharples and Susie Dow are

Skeena girls chosen for the
school sports basketball camp at
BCIT in Vancouver the week of
July 19, Thornhill’ girls named
are Marina Jurgeleit and Linda
Lukasser.

There’s also a development
camp for badminton players.
This camp runs July 5 to 10 at
BCIT. Named from Skeena are
Baolong Diep, David Shepherd
and Jason Krause. Dale Hansen
of Thornhill was also chosen.

Soccer set

Kitwanga’s K.S.F.C, club is
hosting the zone five all-native
soccer championship this Friday
to Sunday at Kitwanga field.
Each village can enter only one
team for an entry fee of $300,
The winner takes all the prize
money. Trophies will also be
awarded. The entry deadline is
Wednesday night at 7 o'clock at
the Gitwangak Hall when the
tournament draw takes place.
Telephone entries will not be ac-
cepted, and each team must be
represented at the draw. For
more information, contact Mel
Morgan at Kitwanga.

~ Kalum Electric 3, Shoppers Drugs 2

' Tide Lakers 2, Richards 1

The Scores are.......

TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER
Under-S Division
Totem Ford 4, McAtpine 4 ~
Dalry Queen 1, Tilden Tigers 1
Terrace Chrysler 7, Ken's Photo 2
Undor-10 Division

Skeena Sawmills 4, Terrace Travel 1
Co-op 3, AGK Pacmen 1 .
Carlyle-Shepherd 5, Skeena Callulose 0
Under-14 Division

Philpotts 7, Bud’s Truckers 1
Bavarian Inn 5, Northern Drugs 2

Under:7
Wlikinson Canons 1, Vic Froese 1
All Seasons 3, Kinsmen Jets 1
Terrace Builders 3, Terrace Shell 1
Centennial Lions 4, Safeway 0 - =
Doc’s Cartage 1, Sundance Sonics 1 ~

Girls Division

Pizza Hut 3, Kinettes 1

. Under-12 Division -
Cedarland 4, Aqua Plumbing? = =:
Northwest Sportsmen 4, Copperside 2
Finning 4, Sight & Sound 3 o

TERRACE MEN’S SLO-PITCH

May 27
Terrace Builders 24, Rudon 3
Thornhill Pub 10, Inn of the West 7

TERRACE LADIES SOFTBALL -

May 23
Crest Insulation Midgets 9, Tilden 5
May 25

Crest Insulation Midgets 14, Golden Razor4 =

R.B.Bakker 7, Tilden 0 _

TERRACE MINOR SOFTBALL

May 24
T-Ball Division — Vic Froese 13, Centennial
Lions 11
‘Mites Divislon — East End Supremes 13, Tun-
nel & Rock 12 ;
Mites Division — Bri-Don Specials 12, Swifty
Muffler 4

Squirt Girls — Middleton Trucking 13, Wade 7

Contracting 10

Peewee Girls — Cedarland-14, All Seasons Bees

Bantam Boys — R. King & Sons 11, Kinsmen B
May 26
T-Ball Division — Vic Froese 24, L’Il Ollers 17

T-Ball Divislon — Centennial Lions 15, Emco 7

13

Mites Division — Bri-Don Specials 10, East End
Supremes 5_ . ' ;
Squirt Boys — Operating Engineers 15, Go-op
Stars 2 ;

_ Peewee Girls — Thornhill Huskies 14, Terrace

Drugs 3

Bantam Girls — Terrace Travel 12, Doc's Car- _

tage 8
Bantam Boys — R. King & Sons 12, Skeena
Hotel 11 oe a”

TERRACE MINOR BASEBALL
May 23 ,
Mosquito Division — Co-op 14, Terrace Drugs

11 -

Mosquito Division — Elks 17, Petrocan 2
Bronco Division — Game rescheduled

Jr. Babe Ruth — Shoppers Drugs 14, Kinsmen
4

May 24
Sr: Babe Ruth — All Seasons 13, Credit Union 2
May2
Mosquito Division — Elks 9, Terrace Druga 6
Mosquito Division — Co-op 18, Petrocan 9
Bronco Division — Overwaitea 23, Farko 6 .

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Sr, Babe Ruth — Video Stop 15, Credit Union6 .

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Skeena Hotel 3
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Doc's Cartage 3 5 0
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Northwest Sportsman 4 0 0
Claude's Painting 0 4 0
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Gedarland Tire 4 2 0
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“oo Lil Gasers 2 4 0
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(Games at 7 p.m.)
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— Canyon City/Skeena Sawmills
— Terrace Stealers/Wedesne Cruisers
Saturday, June 11
9 a.m. — Port Edward/Kitwanga
9 a.m. — Hazelton United/Greenville
11 am. — Kitimat Panthers/Terrace
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