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Volley
- Champs
decided

Terrace elementary schools,
plus entries from Stewart, fin-
ished off their inter-school.
volleyball season December 1!
with separate boys’ and girls’
tournament at Thornhill and
Skeena junior high schools.

For the ‘A’ side girls featuring
all Grade 7 teams, Uplands went
through the 4-team section un-
defeated. They beat Centennial
in the final. 7

Ten ‘A-and-B’ teams com-
peted on the girls’—‘B’ side with
a mixture of Grade 6 and 7 en-
tries. Copper Mountain downed
Uplands in this division final.

Six teams competed in the
Grade 6 boys’ division, and it

-was the visiting Stewart team
taking home the title on a win
over Cassie Hall.

Grade 7 boys’ teams played a
double-knockout set. Thornhill
won ‘A’ side on victories over
Veritas, Uplands, and Clarence
Michiel. Clarence Michiel came
back through ‘B’ side to earn
another shot at Thornhill, but
Thornhill beat them out in two
straight for the championship.

_. Default win in zone spiel

The Grade 7 Uplands school giris’ team won the ‘A’ side of the season-ending inter-schoo! volleyball tournament Dec, 1 in
Terrace with an undeated record. The ’B’ side honours went to the Copper Mountain girls Grade 6 and 7 team, Stewart won the
boys’ Grade 6 division, Thornhill took the Grade 7 'A’ side and Clarence Michiel topped 'B’ side of the same division.

It appears the Ray Billing rink

of Prince Rupert is the zone six.

Billing was the only team to en-
ter. The master men’s B.C. in-
terior playdowns are set to be

off for the B.C. title on January

‘19 and 20.

winner of the master men’s curl-

ing playdown. oss
The series was scheduled for

Prince Rupert last weekend, but

The winner here advances to
Canadian finals at Saskatoon
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