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Minor hockey season-ender

Terrace and. Kitimat atom

' minor hockey rep: teams drove —
all the way to Kamloops only to -
- play. each other in the ‘C’ side :

final. Kitimat won that game
5-1. .:
It was B. C.’s major season--
ending tournament for the pre-
teens, and we have results of all
their games. They each played
six contests.
Terrace started out with a pair -
of losses. Beaver Valley beat |
them 7-2 (David Kozier scored
both our goals), then they were
outscored 8-6 by Kamloops
(Kelsey Hidber scored four
times).
We won the next three in a

‘Jared. McCabe and Mitch .
Hobenshield each scored a pair
in their 8-1 victory over Surrey
Blazers. In the 10-4 win over
‘Quesnel, Hidber fired home six

tinued his hot ‘scoring with two

‘rey and 6-4 to Lumby. °

A 9-1 victory over Winfield:
and a 4-3 decision over Burns
Lake placed Kitimat in the ‘C”

goals. Kozier and Scott Freel

each had two goals. —

fort from Kozier, a hat trick for

- Frezell, and two for Hidber. |
Goalie Jason Nosek was the

game star.
. Then it was Kitimat in the reg
side final, where Kozier con

of our three goals.
- Although individual . scoring
statistics .aren’t available for

Kitimat, we do have all their |

games scores.

‘Kitimat opened with a 10- 4
win over Logan Lake. Then they

lost two straight — 10-3 to Sur-

final against their arch rivals
from Terrace.

Hockey under-17’ s
heading for camp |

Fourteen area under-17
hockey players have been named
to attend the north district’s
selection camp this weekend at

Fitzpatrick
to instruct ~

New York Islander goalie
Mark Fitzpatrick is not only
having a special ‘day’ on
June 9 at Kitimat, he’s also
going to teach at Kitimat’s
summer hockey school run-
ning July 29 to August 1. It’s
called the Vic’s Hockey
School and is operated by
Vic Lemire. Fitzpatrick has
attended Vic's school as both
a student and instructor over
the years. Kitimat youths will
be given first preference to
sign up. They'll take up to 96
players. For more informa-
tion, phone Vi Fitzpatrick at .
632-7283 or Doug Rumley at
632-7707.

Rainbirds
chosen

Two members of the Prince

"Rupert Rainbirds, and a former
player . with the Birds before .

moving to Windsor last fall,

have been named to the B.C.

high school all-star girls" basket-

ball team that gplits into groups »

of 10 for an exhibition game this

coming Saturday at-B.C.LT..in .

Vancouver.

The current Birds are Audrey,

Dennison and Nina Phillipson.

The ex-Rainbird " “is” Susie:

' Jarosch.

Twenty of the best senior ‘high:
- school boys in the province were -
also picked by a special selection.
committee of coaches to play a

similar exhibition match that

- same-night. They're calling. both -
-games ‘the best: against the best’.

‘anda number of college coaches
‘will: be on hand to scout the

. teens for possible scholarships, .

Prince George.
They'll be among 46 players

hoping to be picked for the _ |

20-player north district team
that will join up with five other

districts in B.C. Amateur.
‘Hockey’s sixth annual ‘Best- —

Ever’ round-robin - tournament
at Osoyoos starting April 19.
Following the Osoyoos series,
the top 46 players will be
selected for a B.C. summer

- camp. Further paring will give
‘us a 20-player team for Canada

Winter Games competition in
Prince Edward Island in Feb-
ruary of next year.

Following is the list of boys
:ttending camp this weekend at

since George:.

Terrace — Chad . Wilson,
Mark DeJong, Dawson Kelln.

Kitimat — Kevin Tremblay,

Mikko Heikkala, Tommy Nei-
minen, Carlos Silva.
Hazelton — Cliff Wilson,

Larry Skulsh.
Burns Lake — Logan Pirie,
Clinton Hay, Ken Funk.

Smithers — Terry Berg.
Fort St.. James — Steven Hill.

| Their third win was 10-1 over.
South Delta with .a four-goal ef.

Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 28, 1990 B3

It was the end of the five-month season recently for the Terrace Men’s Basketball Leagus, and this
group, the All Seasons team, came out on top when it was all over. They defeated Ev’s Clippers
_in the finals.

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Bus Driver; Lorne Kemper
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_ Doeleman Sales.

Finnlng Tractor

Labatts Brewers —
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Roses Shop

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Shoppers Drug Mart
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‘Spotless Cleaners

Thamson & Sons
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K-Mart

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Scott Paper

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Spee Dee Printers . . °
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Vallay Oxygen

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