Southern games prove
valuable for Cal’ S girls

THEY PLAYED seven
games in just four days
and the captains of Cale-
donia’s girls basketball
team say the team is bet-
ter for it.

“It was an awesome ex-
perience, just to see what
we're up against when we
go to provincials,” says
Shelley Muir, 17.

The Kermodes are the
“only AAA basketball team
in the northwest which
means they earn an auto-
matic berth to the provin-
cial championships.

In order to get a taste of
the high level play the
team’s coach, Dave Craw-
ley, Signed the girls up for
a Victoria tournament and
four exhibition games.

_ The girls logged a 63-58

win against St, Margaret's
and lost by very slim mar-
gins against Coquitlam’s
Gleneagle (58-53) and
Vietoria’s Spectrum (38-
28). The remaining games
saw the Kermodes lose to
very talented teams like
Saanich’s Stelly School
which boasts a six-foot-six
tall player - a challenge
for a team who’s tallest
player is five-foot-nine.

Despite the losses the
girls say they learned

CAPTAINS Shelley Muir, lett, and Sabrina Dosanjh
say they're excited about provincials after facing
taugh southern teams. SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN PHOTO

some valuable lessons. She says the team

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Rupert puts up tough fight
against Terrace bantam reps

SKEENA Valley League
play continued Dec. 13-14
as the Terrace inland Ken-
warth bantam reps took on
Prince Rupert.

Terrace continued this
season’s trend of defeating
the Rupert squad by win-
ning the Friday night
match-up 11-1.

Taylor Quinn lead the
attack with three goals and
two assists followed by
Brad Tomanocy who had
two goals and four assists.

- Calen Findlay and Nick
Lindstrom ‘both picked up
two goals. Singles came
from Ryland Macdonald
and Kenny McColl.

: Prince Rupert’s Kendail
Stace-Smith picked up
that team’s lone goal.

But on Saturday the
Terrace team took the
Prince Rupert team too
lightly, says coach John
Amos,

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play and made it quite a
battle,” he said.

“Hopefully, the boys
learned that you can’t take
any team lightly. Prince
Rupert was missing their
Captain Andrew Pond who
has a broken wrist and
they came very close to
beating us.”

Terrace Captain Taylor
Quinn led the way with
two goals and two assists
and Kenny McColl also
scored two goals.

Singles were scored by
Colby Link and Brad
Clarke. Clarke score the
winning goal with 47 sec-
onds left in the third per-
iod.

The pame ended with
Terrace on top 6-5 but it
was a close call.

Prince Rupert’s Kendal
Stace-Smith and Michael
Cox-Rogers each scored
twice for their team.

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the victory on Saturday,”
says Amos. “We were
missing top scorer Bryan
Hull, who has an injured
shoulder, and goalie Eric
Bevan.”

The bantam reps are
heading to Prince George

Jan, 9-12 playing on the

AAA side of a tournament
there.

And Jan. 3-5 nine Ter-
race bantam reps are
heading to Fraser Lake to
try out for the Under-16
northwest team.

So far 44 teens are set
to attend the try-outs but
only 20 will be selected.
The team will play at the
Best Ever CCM Cup in
Salmon Arm Apr. 11-13.

The coaching staff for
the zone 7 team consists
of head coach John Amos,
assistant coach Tim Leduc
from Kitimat and team
manager Ken Rutsatz from
Terrace.

Two wins, two ties
for peewee reps

Mallett, Spencer Bell and Ryan Holtom

all picked up assists.

: Next up was Prince George.

Terrace dominated the game scoring
two goals per period, Prince George’ s
lone goal came with 2:44 remaining. The
final score was 6-1 with Terrace’s Taylor
Mallett, Lee Muir and Curtis DeSousa

each picking up two goals.

Haworth and Alex Redpath.

. Terrace took on Smithers once again
as the-two teams battled it out for third

place.

Terrace went up 2-1 after the first and
by the end of the second period the teams
were once again tied, this time at 2. Smi-
thers lead.in the third 3-2. when: Terrace
‘fired back scoring three straight ‘goals. -
Smithers did add a late goal. but it wasn’t

‘enotigh. -

Terrace won this one 5-4 and picked

up third spot in the tournament.

Lee Muir.

Alex Redpath had a repeat of the first
game against Smithers, adding another
hat trick to his record. Kevin Haworth and
Lee Muir each picked one goal. Assists
went io Taylor Mallett, Spencer Bell and

Coach Darcy Mallett had praise for his
Assists went to Nathan Soucie, Kevin team.
“They played very disciplined hockey

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with only 26 minutes in penalties — low-
est in the tourney,” Mallett said. :

He added Garrett Muir gave his team
four solid games in goal.

“Forwards Kyle Holtom, David Tooms.
and Conrad Wideman played physical
two-way. hockey,” he said.. “Defense
‘Alexa Grant, Matthew Marcellin-and Tra-°
vis Pearce Played solid” defensive

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