Sport Scope

Men’s soccer meet

ALTHOUGH THE indoor soccer season sli]l has a month
to go, it’s already time to start gearing up for lhe outdoor
game.

Terrace Men’s Soccer will be having its first meeting of
the year at 7 pm on Tuesday, March 4 in the Terrace Pub-
lic Library’s meeting room.

For more information, call Lorenzo Campanelli at 635-
7871.

Skiing’s great at lake

THE ONION Lake ski trails are groomed and in good con-
dition. Last weekend the site hosted the 16th annual Alcan
Ski Marathon, a Heart aad Stroke fundraiser, look for
results in an upcoming Standard.

The 80 cm base and soft surface makes for easy skiing.
Waxless skis, orange or universal klister works great for
the spring-like conditions.

Bowlers head to Zones

A NUMBER OF youth bowlers from Terrace are heading
to the Zone Finals to compete with other bowlers every-
where from Prince Rupert to Fort St. John to Prince
George. Success at the Zones means the youths bead to the
Provincials in March and then maybe even the Nationals in
July.

The Bantain girls team is made up of Jessica Crawford,

Carmen Durand, Sheryl Mumford, Rebecca Newton and .

Melia Stephens, while the boys team consisls of Mathew
Adams, Douglas Hayes, Lee Johnson, Mathieu Mageau
and Arthur Thomsen,

Single juniors bowling al the Finals include Michelle Fran-
cis and Carl Haugland.

Richard Wiebe is the sole Senior Boys single rep from
Terrace, but the Senior Boys team consists of James
Adams, David Alway, Michael Cooper, Ryan Sergerie and
Corey Trogi. Senior girls include Erica Francis, Letitia
Heeley, Tanya Olsson, Jamie Striker and Michelle Wiebe.
The Junior Boys consist of Phillip Durand, Robbie Miller,
Jesse Mumford, Jonathan Pellier and Joey Prevost.

Junior tennis club registers

THE TERRACE Junior Tennis Club is getting set for
spring by holding a registration day at he Skcena Mall.

Registration will take place Friday, February 28, from 6-
9 p.m. aud Saturday, March 1, 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.

The club is for players aged 10-16 years, who have had
some lessons or experience playing tenuis. Players must
have their own racquets, but tennis balls are provided,

Organizers say this is a great opportunity for youngsters
because tennis is a sport that can be played for a lifetime at
very little cost.

For more information, call Ada Sarsiat at 635-9695.

Cal hosts Zones

CALEDONIA WILL host the senior basketball Zone
Championships this weekend. Hoop action starts Friday,
February 28 and winds up on Sunday, March 2. Get out
and support the home team.

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NINE CONTESTANTS and dozens of spectators turned out for the
second annual cardboard box races at Shames Mountain. That's
Big Bad Ass Race Machine primed and ready for a run down the hill.

Bad Ass won best design of the day.

Slippery fun
at box races

“OLE!'? WAS the word of choice two weekends ago
when Shames Mountain held their second annual
cardboard box race - part of Mexican Days on the
mountain,

Daredevil contestants had to build their suow racers
entirely out of cardboard for the event. This year, there
were nine entrants of varying style and raceworthyness.

Warm weather and moist snow conditions slowed the
speedsters down a bit, but they still managed a good race
and several exciling crashes as the boxes plummeted down
the hill’s Panhandler run.

The furthest run of the day went to Kelly Vanderploug,
driving the Slush Mobile, while furthest run on it’s side
was won by April Atwell and Tony Rivard driving April’s
Magic Bus.

Most brutal crash of the day was won by the Dead
Shuttle team of Paul Foyster and Luis Diaz.

Anyone doubling the seriousness of these racers need
only look at the Big Bad Ass Race Machine, driven by
Dean and Kieran Campbell, and Shelly Milton. Bad Ass
was carefully crafted out of an old refrigerator box and
duct tape and casily won best design of the day.

Runner up for best design went to Reservation Racer,
driven by Mat Eichorrst.

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Terrace Youth Soccer

BC Winter Games bowling
winners reflecting Fort St.
Jobn aud Terrace winners.

In the team event, gold
went to Fort St. John, which
was made up of bowlers
fom that city and some

from Terrace, as the Fort St.
John team was short of
players.

James and Mary Lea, and
Dave and Hattie Close were
Fort St, John competitors on
the team, while David Al-
way, Michelle Francis,
Gerry Bradford, Anne
Payne, Norm Gibson, Erica
Francis, Darcy Netzel and
Lesley Durand were the

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Silver went to the Bulkley
Valley team and bronze
went to Terrace, The local
team consisted of Michael
Meijer, Letitia Heeley, Pat
Taylor, Cathy Wicbe, Bill

Ross, Dorothy Alway,
Richard Wiebe, Jennifer
Ansems, Bryan Netzel,

Brenda Pastershank, Mighty
Moe and Norma Lefrancois.

In individual competition,
Terrace’s Michael Meijer
and Michelle Francis took
gold in the youth division,
while David Alway took sil-
ver.

In the adult individual
division, it was Darcy Net-

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ford winning silver and
Bryan Netzel taking the
bronze.

In the senior division,
James Lea and Dorothy Al-
way won gold, with Mighty
Moe taking a silver.

There were also four over-
300 games bowled during
the games, which shows the
calibre of play at the cvent,

The unfortunate death of
Mr. Steve Falebrinza during
this tournament was also
reported incorrectly. He
dicd on Sunday morning,
February 9, not Saturday as
earlier reported,

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reported, including Leeland
Sturko, who took gold in
junior boys fighting.

The win was especially
sweet for nine-year-old
Leeland, who had been
bumped up to the 10 to 12-
year-old category and was
fighting bigger, older com-
petitors.

Leeland also took four
bronze medals at the games.

Problems in communica-
tions. resulied in several
similar errors and omissions
in the medal standings. Con-
gratulations go to all medal
winners al the Northen: BC
Winter Games.

1997 Registration - Skeena Mall

Friday, February 21 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m,
Saturday, February 22 10:00 a.m, to 4:00 p.m.
Friday, February 28 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Saturday, March 1

10:00 a.m, fo 4:00 p.m.

Eligible: Girls & Boys born in 1986-1991........650.00

Players born in 1978-1985.....ussseueeseen

beeen $60.00

Uniforms: If you still have a uniform from last season, please bring it to registration

Birth Certificates:

Photocopies of birth certificates are required.

Passport ond boplismel certificates are also accepted.

Terrace Youth Soccer Association promotes sportsmanship, Fir play, skill development and
opportunities for recreational and competitive socer activities

1) Level | Theory - NCCP - All sports April 5 and 6, 1997

2) Recreational Referee - April 19

3} Level Ill Technical - Soccer - April 26 & 27, 1997
For More Information: Bev Bujtas [Registrar] 635-3719

instructor inlcudes safety awareness in every lesson.

“Gs a Actos,
1. You must remain in control and proceed in such a manner
hat you can stop or aonid another peaple or objects.”

Shames Mountain Office: 635-377
4545 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, B.C.

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Responsibility

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