Calling
all netball
players

DO YOU play nethall?
Would you be interested in
forming a girls’ netball
team for the B.C. Winter
Games in Quesnel Feb. 24-
27?

- Joyce Vriend, the zone
..7. representative in Tel-
kwa, is looking for north-
west netball teams to
compete ‘in-the Quesnel

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Netball is a sport simi-
lar ‘to. basketball, where
players pass the ball in-

stead of dribbling down the

court. |

The ball is passed from
player to player through
three zones, and eventual-
ly ends up in the hands. of
one of two :shooters wha
aim for a hoop, which is
the same size and shape of
a basketball hoop but does
nol have a backboard.
Though northern com-
petitive teams are rare
outside Smithers, the
Bulkley Valley ladies net-
ball team won the gold
medal at the B.C. Winter
Games in 1995, ;

The games have not
featured the sport since
1996...

Eligible players must be
13 years of age as of Feb.
24,. 2000 and under 19 as
of Jan. 1, 2000 and a B.C.
resident for at least three
months prior to the games.
All teams must qualify in
as-yet-unscheduled play-
offs later this year.

The deadline for entry
is Dec, 4, 1999. Teams or
individuals planning to
form a team should con-
tact Joyce Vriend, by
phone or fax at 250-846-
5886.

Vriend is also interested
in developing the sport in
ithe northwest and is will-
ing to train teams here if
enough interest is expres-
sed.

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m Nice save!

Melson goalie Nicole Wilkinson stops a shot at the
net during a Terrace Women's Soccer Association
game at Cassie Hall Elementary Thursday, Nov. 18.
The game ended 4-1 Blessings, About 65 women
play indoor soccer on six feams this winter.

Terrace Women’s Soccer
Association Standings
{recorded after five regularly scheduled games per team)
W L T PTS
Artistic Hair 4 0 1 14
Flower Power 2 0 3 12
Oasis 3 2 0 14
Beginners Luck 2 2 1 10
Molson 4 3 1 8
Blessings 1 4. 0 7
Leading scorers. -
TEAM PTS
Lianne Funk Artistic Hair 6
Sheila Denomme. Flower Power 4
Pam Kawinsky Oasis 3
Carmen McChesney — Oasis 3
’ Lorraine Liwiski | Beginners Luck 3
Sandra Loptson Molson 2
Christine Krisinger Molson 2

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