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The Terrace All Seasons celebrate ina heap of
vicfory after their win in the final game of the |
pup: rep zone tournament. ‘Terrace defeated .

“Rupert ‘in the final game 52 fo, take- ‘the |

chanipionship.

Commercial: hockey tournsy

Kitimat ‘captures: “smamercial title

‘Kitimat Allstars were the
victors in their own com-
miércial hockey tournament
at Tamitik arena’ on the

weekend. Kiitmat downed -

Smithers Allstars 11-4 in the
final game Sunday af-
ternoon.

Kitimat got a five goal
performance from Brad
Owen to spark them to the
big win over Smithers in the
final game. Owen opened
the acoring just 48 seconds
into, the game and Kitimat
nayer looked back, Sylvain
Gagnon scored less than a
minvite later and Owen and

' Andre Lencucha added
les 33 seconds apart and

t was abead 4-0 just
three minutes into the
game, =
“Smithers -got one back
fiém Phil Moore, and Owen
added one more for Kitimat
béfare the period was over
té-make the score 5-1 after
one.

“Ron Wakita got Kitimat’s
only..goal in the second

“U8 period: and “Gary « Stacey.

seowed:for Smithersoie$ tei
_aepthe final period Owen:

“get his. fourth and fifth

, Lee Marleau had a
pair, and Fournler added a
single for Kitimat.

. Dan.. Skinner. got both
goals for Smithers in the
third period and the final
score was left at 11-4. :

Smithers and Kitimat
both placed first in their
divisions with 4) records.
Inthe semi-final games
Smithers beat Prince
George: 64 and Kitimat
Allstars dumped Terrace
Omineca allstars 10-3.

«Sinithers got four second
period: goals to pass the
Prince George team 6-4.
Mike

Neale and Jim __

Stewart each had a pair tie”

Smithers “and! -Trevor
Sandberg and°’Mark Green

were the other: scorers .to_

advance Smithers . to. the.
final gdme,

“Th the other semi- final
Bame Kitimat Allstars

defeated Terrace Omineca ‘
10-3, Kitimat had two goals ~
from Rich Wakita to pace.
his team to the win. - Other.”

goal scorers were Lenucha,

Al Marleau, R. Minaker,.

Lee Marleau, J. Alken, Ron
Wakita, Sylvain Gagnon,
and Brad Owen.

a2 SERIES disappointing 15-4 Saturday —

For’
Terrace Tim Kolner, Dale’
Mason,, and Mike. Larouc.

‘Béored the goals, Jf

In the consolation final for
third and: fourth place
“Prince . George -

- Richardson got the winning

"goal at 9:58 of the third

period to break ‘the 7-7: tle

-and give Prince George the‘

win. B. Graves also had
. four goals and two assists ‘in

‘the game for . Prince

George.
‘Sciring for Terrace were
Pete Tichner with back: ta

., back second period goals

and ‘Kevin Wiley, Dale
Mason, Larry Swanson,
Chris Reneerkens,
- Lance Legoulfe each with

and:

one ‘goal: ws
Scores: from round robin

_Blay we as follows: -
edged ©
“y Ofitineca allstars 8-7. T.

Ha 3 ‘Ominces

Kitimat aalatera 16 Kitimat

‘Swuithera 7 ‘Alcan 4.
Prince George 4 Selects 2
_ Omineca 12 Alcan 3 ,
Kitimat alistars 7 Selects 5
Smithers 6 Black Hawks 5
(OT) ;

Prince George 8 Kitimat B 5.
Smithers 7 Omineca 6
Black Hawks 6 Alcan’ 3
Prince George 4 Kitimt -
allstara 10°. |
Selects: ul Kitimat B4

~ BCJHL Roundup

‘Revelstoke Rangers
stored three goals in a 59-
second span late in the third

périodte defeat Pehtieten® in, that series, while: Richs.;
mond downed Nanaimo ,9.4..

Knights 6-4 Sunday in ‘Bic:

Junior. Hockey «League “
playoff action.
The Knights now lead the ©

best-of-seven ‘quarter-final.
series 2-1.

Verne Kinley scored twice
to lead the Rangers, while,-
Mike Dickernian, Vern.’
Cota, lan Alger and Guy .
Phillips added singles.

‘Murray. Winnicki,, Rod
Schluter, Greg Cyr .and
John DePoureg each replied
for Penticton, Frank Romeo .
made: 47 saves for -
Revelstoke, while Ian Clark
Stopped 25 shots for the
Knights.

In other

Woodley,

quarterfinal —

playoff games
' Summerland
Vernon 5-1,to take a 3-) lead

Sunday,

“tg grab a 2-2 séries ad-

’ vantage. .

In playoff action. Satur-
day, Abbotsford beat
‘Langley .6-5 in- overtime,
Penticton edged = the
‘Rangers | 5-4, Richmond
defeated Nanaimo 4-3 and
Summerland. beat the
~ Lakers 5-4. :
BUCKS 5 LAKERS 1

In Summerlarid, Mark .
Taylor stopped 33 shots to
help the Bucks, white Dan
Tom Benson,
Albert Anthony, Jeff Finlay
and Kelly Evin each scored
‘for Summerland.
Rob Kossan scored the

Skeena jr. girls’ basketball coach
Jan Schaffer’ participates’ in the
net cutting ceremony supported by
members of‘the Skeena feam::'

to

4

Skeena girls were crowned
provincial champs after winning
the championship tournament In
‘Richmond over the weekend.

“dumped _

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lone Vernon goal midway -
through the final period,
and Laker goalie Ji im ‘Young
made. 29. Baved. | NE ae D cath
‘SOQGKEYES #CLIPPERS, t Ear)
In Richmond, Keith Street
and Richard Novak -each ©
scored twice to pace the
Sockeyes in a fight-filled .
contest. Nanaimo racked up.
139 minutes in penalties to.
Richmond’s 63. minutes.
Two Clipper players were
given’ game misconducts.
Rock - Baykey, Steve.
‘Tuttle, Garry Bunz, Dave :
‘Phipps and Mike Scardina
aleo, scored © for.
Sockeyes. Dale Brisco, Ken:
Clement, Stan Czenczek and
Al Johnston replied - for
Nanaimo. .
FLYERS 6.EAGLES 5
In Abbotsford Saturday,
~ Chris Crosman scored at
-3:05 sin sudden-death
‘overtime to ‘give the Flyers,
the win and a 21 lead in
their, quarter-final series.
Doug .Me¢Phail, Scott
Neely, Ken Prentice, Chris
Anderson and Tony Carter
also scored for the Flyers.
Al Loring made 49 saves
_‘for Abbotsford, while Scott
’ Bradley stopped 29 shots for
Langley. ‘The teams were.
tied 55 after the second
period.
KNIGHTS 5. RANGERS 4
In. Revelstoke, Brett Hull
scored three goals to ead
‘Penticton. Murray Winnicki
and Mike DeAngelis added
singles for the Knights, who
lead 2-1 after the first period
and 4-3 after the second.
Ron Bonora led
‘Revelstoke with two goals.
Mike . Jeffrey stopped 27
shots on Penticton’s net,
while Mark Fitzpatrick, 15- .
year-old goalie for
Revelstoke, made 36 saves. -
SOCKEYES 4 CLIPPERS 3
Brooke Odenvald's goal at

the 19-minute mark of the |

second period proved to be
the winner in Richmond’s
win over the Clippers in.
Nanaimo.

Dave Holmes, Tuttle and
Phipps added singles for
Richmond, whieh led 1-6
after the first period.

Gord ° Simpson
twice for Nanalmo, while
Clippers’ goalie Ken
Trousdell stopped 26 shots.
Richmond goalie Chris
Dickson made 27 saves.
BUCKS 5 LAKERS 4

In Vernon, Anthony,
Shawn Pettlijchn, Shawn
Harrison, Brent Harrison
and Evin scored for Sum-
merland in its win over the

Lakers.

| Waterpolo

_ Terrace minor rep hockey
teams were very successful |
over the weekend. The
midgets won their zone final
series against Kitimat, the:
juveniles won the nor-
thwest-Yukon division by
defeating Whitehorse two-
games to one, and the: Pup

“+ reps won their. three’ team

zone tournament at home.
The Totem Ford midgets
took the zone championship
. by defeating Kitimat Legion
Bomber midgets two games
straight in their best ‘of
' three final series, .
In Friday night’s game
‘ Brent Petch had three goals
tolead Terrace to a 6-3 win.

- Terrace net minder Wade

_ Flaherty had a good game
and a good series behind his
. winning. team. . Other goal
‘ peorers.for' Terrace were

© Scott Fairless, . Norman

Chapdelaine, and Chris
‘Culp. Scoring for Kitimat
was Cory Manton, Aaron
Calihoo, and Paul Amado,

In game two Saturday |

. morning Terrace wrapped
up the series with another -
3victory. Mario Desjardins
had two goals for Terrace

with Petch, Fairless, Culp, .

and Howie O’Brien adding
singles,

Kitimat got goals from
‘Kevin Graham, . Adam
Taylor, and Mike Legg.

The Totem Ford midgets
have now qualified for the

.. provincial tournament in»

Prinee George.

The Terrace Chrysler
' Juveniles took the first and
third games of the best of
three northwest-Yuken
division
over..Whitehorse at home
over the weekend. ©The
Terrace juveniles. won the
first contest 8-4 Friday night.
and came back to lose a

afternoon. In the final game

Terrace pulled it together _
again and took: game three -
7-2 to take the series. a

Scoring for Terrace in the
first game were Gary
Donald and = Alan
Hildebrand with two each,
and Dave Kawinsky, Lyle.

soe ka ui

in the second game Dave.
Kawinsky had. a pair. and

Rob Exbeling and Don Wiley

each “added one as the.
midgets took that 15-4
beating. -
penalties . were handed cut.
* in that: game including two.-
game misconducts. :
pte tS

results.

The: Terrace. waterpolo

club won both games in-
' gompelltion in Halifax on °

~. Sunday. -: .

'.The boys won their game
7-2. High. scorers were
Robert Holkstra and Dean

. Prins with two each..

In the girls’ game Chantel
McFarland and Karen
McConnell both:-had two
‘ goals to lead the girls to a.7-
2 victory.

The Halifax clubs will be
returning to Terrace for
games against the local
clubs next weekend.

WHL
Standings

Eastern Division

WLT FA P
Regina .. 45 22°°1:390 277 91
Medicine Hatd2 24 1 280 270 85
Lethbridge 41:26 0 253 240 Bz
Brandon 39:25 2 423.317 80
Pe Albert 37 26 2 391336 BO
Calgary 45.43 0 339 325 70
Saskatoon’ 4433 © 322 325 66
Winnipeg 957 0 226 S24 18

Western Division |
Kamloops a7 21 0 440 305 94

New West 3235 2 289 327 66.
Portland . SLIT 0 396.423 62
Victorta 90 36 0 306 298 60
Seattle 4? 36 «1 341 363 SP

: Kelowne 15 52 1 282 412 91

Sunday Results
Lethbridge 9 Victoria 2
Portland 7 New Westminster

Regina 7 Saskatoon 1
Kamloops 7 Seattia 3
Brendon @ Prince Albert 6
“Today's Game
Winnipeg at Brandon

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championships .

In. game three Saturday
‘night Wayne Cox led all
scores with a hattrick and
Rod Philpot:- had a nice
game with two goals as the

Terrace juveniles skated’.

_ their way to a berth in the
quarter finals, against the
winner:
Cariboo zone, next weekend
-at home. Game times have
not’ been. announced,

The All Seasons pup reps
wrapped up their’ season‘

play ‘winnjng the zone pup -

shamplonship ‘tournament

of. the Peace

The Herald, Monday, March 2 We, Page 5

at the Terrace arena on
Friday and Saturday. The
Terrace pups opened the
tournament with a 7-4 win
over Kitimat Rotary Atom
reps Friday night. Scoring
for Terrace were Rhett

“Gibson and Dennia Ban-

nister with two goals ‘each,
and Ivan Leshenko, Jerad
Eward and Rich Piateni
each with one goal.

In the second game of the
tournament, Rupert pups
eliminated Kitimat with a7-
2win. |

oc ey teams. win

In the final game Terrace

came up with the division °

championship with a 5-2 win
over Rupert. Terrace had
five different goal scorers in
that game, Davey Jones,
Kevin Marleau,. Rich
Piatoni, Dennis Bannister,

- and Ivan Lechenko all’ hit
the mark for the Terrace
team,

The pups will now be
attendi a post season
invitational tournament in
Port’ Coquitlam next
weekend.

~ Kermodes. stop Panthers

. The Kermodes looked
provineial calibre as they
took game two and three

from the number one team °

from Vancouver . Island,
Parkland Panthers, in their
exhibition series at home,

The Kermodes came back
to take a 77-65 win Friday
night and a close 80-78

‘victory Saturday after

losing the opening game 87- .

In Friday’s game Mike
Hogg had a strong game
‘scoring 31 points, many of
those on some consistent
oulside shooting, to lead

Caledonia to a decisive 77-65

win. Caledonia led the
whole game with Parkland
making several’ comeback
drives only to be erushed by
key baskets from Hogg.

Caledonia played some good’

defence allowing

Parkland’s big man Kevin '
Ottenwell only 11 points in

the game. . Wade Watson
had 14 points and~ Ross
Dickie had 12 for’Cal with
both playérs doing some
good rebounding.

In. Saturday's game

-Parkland opened up an

early 6-0 lead as Caledonia
came out a little scrambled, |

A quick timeout and
Caledonia regained their
composure and rallied to a
17-16 lead at the end of the
first quarter. Caledonia
stretched that lead to ten
points at the half on some.
nice hoops by Stacey Cook,
who had a game high at
points.

Caledonia Jed ‘most of the
second half and were up 63-

’ §0 at the end of the third

quarter. Then Parkland,.

who never says die, made
their move. They scored
four unanswered haskets

- and with five minutes left in

the game Tom Johnson was
fouled on his way to the hoop
and put in two foul shots ‘to
put the Panthers within
three,

’ Caledonia showed some
real composure. and
patience in the last few
minutes of the game as they
matched Parkland basket
for basket. Mike Hogg
again had a couple of key

“baskets and Stacey Cook

made twokey free throws to
put the Kermodes up by four
with just 6 seconds left in
the game. Parkland scored
a layup at the buzzer but it
wasn’t enough for the
Panthers as Caledonia won
the game by a final score of
4-76.

WHL Roundup

"140° minutes in -,

Centre Ray Ferraro of
‘Brandon Wheat Kings broke
a Western Hockey League
record Sunday as he scored
his 96th, 97th and 98th goals
‘of “the season in an 8-6
triumph: over. visiting
Prince Albert Raiders.
Ferraro toppled the. old
S6-go8l, § -single-seasan

* sebring'-mark set by. Bill*’
Dérlago::in.1976-77 when’ he...

played with Brandon.

-Derlago now plays with

Toronto Maple Leafs of the
National Hockey League.

“What a feeling,” said
Ferraro, 19, a fifth-round
draft pick of “Hartford.

Whalers of the National
7 Hockey: ‘League and a native
“OF Trail, B.C.

Ferrara surpassed

+ Derlago’s mark at 18:48 of .
‘2 the second period before

3,157 fans when he scored
his. second goal of the night
and his 97th of the season.
‘.He had earller tied the
mark at 1:06 of the second
period.

Ferraro went on to score
his third goal of the game at
6:18 of the third period.

In cther league games
‘Sunday, —_ Regina
blasted Saskatoon Blades 7-
1, Portland Winter Hawks
clobbered New  West-
minister Bruins 7-2, Leth-
bridge Broncos outscored
Victoria Cougars 9-2 and
Kamloops Oilers beat
Seattle Breakers 7-3.

Ferraro, who was traded

to Brandon last year from. ~

Portland, credited his
teammates with ‘helping
him break the goal-scoring
record,

“ Thad a lot of help from
my linemates and our
defence,” he said, "FU bet
about 20 of my goals, all that
Thad to do was tap them In
after my teammates did all
the work,”’

Ferraro said with six
regular seazon games
remaining, he hopes he can
break the 100-goal mark.

Byron Lomow added two
goals Sunday, while
teammates Kelly Glowa,
Stacy Pratt and David
Curry algo'scored for the
Wheat Kings, who led 3-2
and €-3 at the period breaks.

. The win: moved Brandon
into a tie with Prince Albert
for fourth place in the
Eastern Divison. ;

Emanual Viveiros scored

twice for the Raiders and ©

Dave Pasin, Todd Bergen,
Dale McKee and Dan
Hodgeon added goals.

PORTLAND ‘
WESTMINSTER 2

In Portland, the Winter
Hawks outshot the Bruins
70-24 to earn the win and
move into third place in the

Ww

Pata -

Western Division, two
ahead of Victoria and four
‘behind “New Westminster.

Left winger John Bekkers

” led the Portland agsault on
Bruin goalie Bill Ranford, .

scoring two goals. Por-
tland’s . Randy Heath,
Gordon -. Walker, Rick

Davidson, Sean Harder and .
Tetry Perkins added goals. -
and”

Roger “-Mulvenna”
Mark McLeary relied for
New Westminster.

Portland netminder [an

Wood turned back 22 shots.
LETHBRIDGE 9 VIC.
TORIA 2

‘The hometown Broncos
received goals from nine
different players to dump

the Cougars.

Ken Williston, Bob Rouse,
Todd Sceviour, Rick Gal,
Steve Nemeth, J, C.
McEwan, Tedd Stokowski,
‘Jim Odland and Dwight
Mullins scored for Leth-
bridge, who led by period
scores of 3-0 and 7-1.

e Cougars, who have
fost seven of eight games

during an eastern.road trip,
replied with goals by
Fabian Joseph . and Jack
Mackelgan.

‘The win moved the ‘third-
place Broncos two points
ahead of Brandon and
Prince Albert and° three
points back of idle Medicine
Hat Tigers in the Eastern

Division: °-! pana:
REGINA T ‘SASKATOON: 1

In Regina, Dale Derkatch
collected six points on two
goals and four assiste to
pace the Eastern-Division-,
leading Pats.

Lyndon Byers also scored
twice for Regina and Taylor
Hall, Jayson Meyer and Bob
Lowes had singles. :

Wendel Clark had the lone

* goal for Blades, in seventh

spot in the East.
KAMLOOPS 3) SEATTLE 3
The Oilers outshot the
Breakers 42-19 en route to
their win.
‘Doug Saunders scored,

"twice for the West-Division-

leading Oilers, who led 3-1:
after the first period and 5-2:
after two. !

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