She's been to the top, suffered a joined other players ai Toronto (it
_ humiliating - first-round loss in a was a hand-picked group as part of
championship game her team was the National’s stabilizing effort).
_ supposed to win, then regrouped to~ They had three days initial work-
" ear a place on Canada’s National outs, then cut back to 15 players.
‘basketball team. One month later, final cuts were
= She’s Terrace's Michelle Hendry, made — one to the development
the best high school player to ever’ team and two dropped off to wind
graduate from Caledonia Senior up with a final roster of 12,

_ Secondary, and with one more year Plans had called for a trip to
_of college ball to go, she'll likely Australia, but this fell through due
go into British Columbia’s sports to reasons unknown.

-yecord books as the best female To replace Australia, four games
player ever seen in the province, were booked at Spain against their
Michelle has achieved almost Olympic team.
everything her sport category “We lost all four," Michelle said.
offers. Two or three more accom- "Two were quite decisive losses.
plishments would give her a clean The others were by six and eight
_ sweep. Having been knocked out points."

in the first round of the 32-team
‘NAIA tournament at Jackson,
Tenn. in March, she'd like to lead

' her SFU Clan team back for
another crack at the title.

_She’d also like to play on Cana-

da’s team in the Olympics, with a —
-medal performance included in this
goal.
__ As far as the Clan taking another
charge at the NAIA crown, it
seems quite likely as they have
every player back from last year’s
district one title team.

There doesn’t seem to be any
doubt. she’ll be on our Olympic
~ squad at Spain. Medals, however,

probably won't be within reach.

Her 1990-91 honours filled up

another trophy case. Out of all the

Canadian and American NAIA

talents, she was overall player of

the year. She was also NAIA all-

star and district one all-star plus
- MVP. ,

And her Clan squad was B.C.
team of the year.

Following the regular season, she

Big draw
for youth
tennis

The Terrace Tennis Club had a
super turnout of 48 youngsters
Saturday to take part in age group
boys’ and girls’ singles at the

-Kalum courts.

When it was finished, the team
of Edberg players posted 50) points
to place one ahead of the Graf

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Mystery

Program
Mac or IBM

Hendry intends to fill in.
_ trophy shelf in-final year

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Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 19, 1991 BS

Her time back here includes
being guest speaker at Cal’s gradu-
alion, plus a June 22-23 girls’
basketball camp at Thornhill Junior
High..SFU Clan coach Allison
McNeil will be head coach.

She returns to Toronto on the
29th for a 10-day camp, then
heads for Sheffield, England to the
World Student Games.

They come home for a four-day
break, then head to Cuba for the
Pan Am Games.

After the Pan Ams, it’s a few.
days off before heading io SFU for
her fourth and final year of college
basketball. .

Is it all worth it? "I love it," she

Michelle Hendry:
Aiming for NAIA title
with SFU Clan,
medal ranking on
Olympic team.

says.

Biggi time
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Any Version
Mac or

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team. Team Seles took third with
39, followed by team Becker with
36. |

Individual age group champs
were as follows:

Under-14 boys’ singles — War-
ren Chalupiak over Marce! Page.

Under-14 boys’ doubles — Cha-
lupiak and Paul Fleming over
Christlernes and Warren Conacher.

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Under-16 boys’ singles
Andrew Brown over Eric Hernes.
Under-16 girls’ singles

Heather Conacher over Lana Gar-

ner and Kirsten-Holkestlad (tied for poticegenapancnctanas tetee Qui cken

runnerup). + IBM
Under-16 girls’ doubles — Mac or IB

Heather and Aisha Manji over
Lana and Kirsten.

A sporsmanlike player will be
nanicd laicr at the windup social
‘on the 24th.

“Intuit

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