Caledonia Kermode boys went
undefeated Saturday as they hosted
their annual inter-school volleyball
tournament in Terrace.

Kermodes won all three of their
best-of-three round-robin matches
in two straight games against Kiti-
mat, Prince Rupert and Smithers.
Kitimat was runnerup with a two-

and-one mark, while Smithers won
one of their sets and Prince Rupert
lost all three of theirs.

In the final, Caledonia beat Kiti-
mat 15-7, 16-14,

Kermodes, in the round-robin,
‘ook out Kitimat 15-4, 15-12. They
also bounced Prince rupert 15-10,
15-1 and downed Smithers 15-5,

Soccer to Rowdies

It tock a goals-for-and-against format for Kitimat Rowdies to win

the Northwest zone boys’ high school soccer championship Saturday

in Terrace.

In the three-team round-robin, both Terrace Caledonia and
Kitimat had defeated Prince Rupert — 2-0 for Terrace and 5-0 for
‘Kitimat. In the Terrace-Kitimat match-up, they played to a 1-1 tie,
thus enabling Kitimat’s better overall record to give them the title.

The Rowdies head south for the B.C. finals next month. q

Kitimat girls 7th at
Prince George volley

Kitimat senior girls came
home with a seventh-place finish
at the October 20th weekend’s
annual 12-team senior high girls
volleyball tournament at College
Heights in Prince George.

Kitimat won two of their five
outings. They started with a

Quesnel’s Correlieu, then lost
14-16, 9-15, to Burns Lake.

Kitimat lost their next two
matches as well — 5-15, 6-15, to
Prince George, and 8-15, 9-15,
to Vanderhoof. Their final
outing was a 15-12, 15-11, win
over Kelly Road of Prince

15-10, 7-15,

15-7, win over

George.

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Kitimat’s two round-robin vic-
tories were 15-8, 15-9 over Rupert
and 16-14, 15-6 over Smithers.
The only win for Smithers was 15-
10, 15-11 against Rupert.

Kitimat will host boys’ zone
finals while Terrace has the girls’
finals on Nov. 17.

- Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 31, 1990 B3

Native basketball |

A major all-native men’s and women’s basketball tournament is
coming at Prince Rupert’s Civic Centre at the end of November.

It’s the Lack Klans first annual first Nations Tournament,,
produced by the Lack Klans Society of Prince Rupert. Three
divisions are planned: masters for men age 35 and older,
intermediate for men age 22 and under, and open women’s for age
15 and up. Entry deadline is midnight Nov. 6.

Entries can be phoned in to Eva Spencer at 624-6138.
Tournament passes will be on sale at the Civic Centre starting
next Friday.

Plans also include a special night for deaf athlete Jim Therrien
Jr., who will be completing a fund-raising walk across Canada by
atriving in Prince Rupert in a few days.

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