6 Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 18, 1987

Scores are...

TERRACE COMMERCIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE:

’ Final Standings
; boos . . Goals
Team a 7 GP. won lost) = for against points.
Inn of the West po 20° °°«219 1 158 77 638
Skeena Hotel Oe ’ . 20 6 4 ©6109 144”—s«d2

SKB Wreckers re Se 20. 5 15 103 146 10

TERRACE COMMERCIAL HOCKEY STATISTIC
Power Play Goals - Stave Nelson 5
Ritchie Mallett 5
Short-Handed-Goals - Bob Dempster 2
Doug Richey 2

Game-Winning Goals - Randy Merkle4 =
Graham Baylas 3.

| SCORES FROM 18-TEAM
- TERRACE KERMODE EDNSPIEL

. Draw One

Raymond Lang 1

~~ Jeremy Meek 10
Denisa Booth 6

Shawn Findley 8

‘A’ finals at Summerland,
Prince George College
won with a 61-55 victory

lost three straight games

championship game.
It was three straight
losses for Prince Rupert’s

Vancouver College. They

to start. Then they lost
39-35 to Cranbrook, 44-39
to Maple Ridge, and 54-41

47-35 to Cranbrook at the

TERRACE MEN'S REC HOCKEY LEAGUE

Mar.8 CNRS

Inn of the West 4

Collinson 12

Draw Nine - Floals

'C’ - Collinson & - Veldman 5

~~ Garnet Collinson 10 Warren Copeland 7 i
TERRACE CoE STATISTICS. ATISTICS Scott Welton 10 Sherri Fisher 4 4
Playor Games . Gals Draw Two 4
2 & Team : playe against average Steve Robinson 9 Richard Blanes 2 i
ane Carlson, 4 i a WI Wilson 8 Darryl McDaniels 3. i
Netand McDuveld SKB 10 +4 5°90 Ken Veldman 9 - Neil Johnson 3” 7
aan ; ‘ John Moore 6 > Ron Sparkes 6 i
Gerry Laming, SKB = 10 7% = 7.60 . : a
PENALTY LEADERS = | Draw Thee |
al ee Pen. Justin Meek 6 Don Schr 3
- ° - Soo ngat oa. Bindley 8. eremy: Meek : a
There's little doubt that if the Caledonia Kermode girls had made it to the final of the B.C. Scott Hn te (AT: Copeland 12 ‘Fisher3 | sO F
schools’ annual double “AA” basketball championships, then this girl would have been named Stews Nelson. SKN vg.  Blanas 8: Sparkes 3
the most valuable player of the tournament. She's Michelle Hendry with four medats and a first- Steve Turner, SKN eee + Draw Four
all-star trophy that she won at the finals In Penticton on March 8. The medals are a bronze for _ Randy Merkle, Inn a o a 54 a vf |
her team's third place finish, and three most valuable game player medals for the three games “ fe Booth? . Land 6
Kermodes won. Awards are not new for Michelle, as she won two more tournament M-V-P Skeena Hotel: eliminated SKB 2 games’ straight and =. . -McDaniels.9 Johnson 3 7
honors during the regular season. See Bory page 11. now will meet Inn of the West ina best of five final. Moore 11 Robinson 2 ; \ .
SCORING LEADERS Welton & . Collinson 2 ; ; i :
Player Aor. CO
i & Team Goals Assists «== points.) i. _ Draw Six
Doug Richey, Inn’ 19 33 52 if .
7c » | Richie Mallett, Inn 20 2 ag | Witon ice rade |
: Dave Kawinsky, Inn 19 17 ; 36 J Meek 7 Scherk 6 -
= | Dan Fagan, Inn «16 19 35 Copeland 6 Blanes O . i
: Bill McCallister, Inn 14 21 35 Se
| e a ag S O S eC O U | Mike Lebionde, Inn 14 21 35 . Draw Six .
; Randy Merkle, nn = 18 15 33 so ‘Bo me
: ; Bob Dempster, SKB 14 19 33 tang 8 a : Roeins 4 6
; . Chris Reneerkens, SK 13 19 32. Veldman 5 Findley 0”
While the Terrace B k beat the Fraser Valley’s Larry Swanson, SKB 15 16 a an 7
Caledonia Kermode girls asketball M.E.I. in the tournament }|  /imRigle, SKB 14-017 a Draw Seven 7 no
were grabbing third place final. Lo :
at the B.C. Senior Basket- Burnaby. Aldergrove took Both Kitimat Orcas and TERRACE COMMERCIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Moore vo 9 vere | |
-ball Championships, other them 106-41, Fraser Lake Prince Rupert Booth Rav- Mar.8 Skeena Hotel 7 — ~ SKB Wreckers 6 Copeland 8 Jeremy Meek 1
Northwest zone represen- outscored them 83-74, and enettes placed well back in (Skesna wins best-of-three semi-final In ; Wilson 7 dustin Meek 3 1
tatives did not fare as well Bethel Christian whipped the junior girls’ finals at svralg games _ Draw Eight |
during the same week. them 104-45. Cariboo Hill Abbotsford. Orcas beat Mar. 12 a . the ey Skeana Hotel 1 Veldman 7 Scherk 6
In the senior girls singke downed Sentinal in the Quesnel’s Corrilieu 44-38 (First game of finals) Lang 2

over North Van’s Windsor Booth Ravens in the jun- to McNicol Park of Pen- Mania Inwot ine Wast 6 tNR okies 3 e MeDaniels 6 Goneland 5
in the final. Smithers girls ior boys’ tournament at ticton. Ravenettes lost (Playotf) ; i

62-23 to Hope, 79-32 to
Sparwood, and 76-56 to

Stelly’s of Saanich.

The Smithers boys also
lost three in a row at their
senior single ‘A’ finals at

opened with a 53-38 loss
to Alberni, then dropped a
46-38 decision to Williams
Lake. In their last game,
Ravens lost 47-32 to
Delta. Victoria’s Arbutus

start. Then were beat by
Corrilieu 44-42. In their
final game they lost 77-73
to Charles Best of Coquit-
lam. Vernon came out as
champions.

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On Friday, Feb. 13 in
Terrace Provincial Court
Gerry Roy was jailed

Gerd Hansen was jailed 14
days for driving while his
ability to drive was im-

Court

This focal goalie was unable to Keep Gordon Gillie 8 trom pM ecoring ina recent ‘ice hockey game at

the Terrace ice, area.

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In Terrace Provincial
Court on Monday, Feb. 2
Geoffrey Young was fined
$850 for operating a
motor vehicle while his
ability to drive was im-
paired.

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In . Terrace. Provincial

_ Court on Friday, Feb. 13

paired.

seven days for theft.

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