ney Masset by a score of 97-93 in
a the championship’ ‘game
"played Friday night. .at
: George M: Dawson. School.
” With the win, the Spartans

: The err Spartans: |

travell d' to; Masset on the
: Queen Charlotte. Islands on
7 Feburary 33,24, and 5 thelr

‘Dawson. re foanderbirds, of

gained the riglit to advance
“to the. Provincial — Cham-
pionships, to be held in
Langley from March 9 to 12,”

Spartans’ - players ’ John:
Olson. and: Joseph Brown
wrapped up~ their: high
school basketball days in
zone competition with some *
impressive play during the
tournament; and received |

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: averaged’ a team high of 21, 2
-boints per game and: scored |
-d game high 32 points in the.”
“ championship’ ‘tinal. He was"

poured awards. ‘for

* their. efforts. . John Olson
“averaged 20.6: points per .
- game: for the tournament:
i ee 30° points ce the-

-also named to the Firat ‘All.

“star Team. we

, Five - teams: trom. ine

' Northwest - Zone - were -
“represented: ‘at the. tour-:
nament. Nisgha Bullets,
Houston Shadows; Smithers

- Rockets, George M. Dawson,

Thunderbirds, and: Hazelton

"Spartans took part in the

three-day tournament.. The *
Spartans were undefeated

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Dawson finished second .

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a3 win-2 loss. record:

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finished
eS, Nisgha : Bullets. were’
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“ most-of the, game, and the
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- Olson scored ‘20. points; |

Joseph Brown. had 16-\and- ,

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“the game - against. the

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the
Spartans to an impressive
_ 92-76 win over the Shadows.

_ twas Brown's best game of *
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and his hustle ‘and: deter-

- mination seemed to rub off.

on the other: players. John
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. dominated the boards while
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points.

“In their fourth game, ‘the
Spartans ran into a tough
contest with the host George
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Dawson’ Thunderbirds ‘with
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“and the rest of ‘the Spartans.
put together. another * fine
performance, downing “the

Thunderbirds 97-93, Brown:

had 32.points, Olson. had 4%,
and Green had: 18:
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and Jay . Douglas: Green
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Kitwanga, Hazelton wrestlers to. PG

‘A team’ of. 16- wrestlers
from -Kilwanga. and
Hazelton will be heading for
the B.C, ‘provincial final
wrestling ‘tournament ‘this
weekend in Prince George.

Craig Roberts of Kit-
wanga, - “who won the.
’ provincial title in the 38
Kilogram cliss last . year,
will be’ heading this ared ’s

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.

(CP) = it was the. final

television episode of MASH °
for Penny LaRocque and.
her unbeaten Nova Scotia
rink Monday night ‘while

3. Alberta and - B.C. pursued:

the. leader relentlessly - at
‘the Canadian women's:
curling championship. .

The Halifax foursome had

much-touted television
show when they had the

’ fifth-round bye after posting
7-5 victory in the afternoon:

over winless Grace: Donald -

"of New Brilnswiek. 9-7"
| “We really need the resi,” ~~
' said LaRocque.
= felt tired today and started .

“T really

missing shots Vd normally ©

‘make.

“I know the ‘night off will:
do us all Some good and we.
have a tough day tomorrow

: playing B.C, and Saskat- ;
« chewan," |

LaRocque was at the top’
of the standings with a

Curling

’. Chamipions. ;
Alberta, skipped by Cathy
their feet up for some much-- Shaw. of “Edmonton, has”

>. needed rest and tine for the:

team at the provincial, :
which will beheld at College
Heights Secondary School,

‘Roberts now wrestles in the

41 kilogram elass,’ but is
expecied to be a ‘contender
again. this year, <.
Four other. ' Kitwanga
athletes. will attend - ‘the
provincial finais.: Sam
Derrick, ‘Tony Derriek, Jay

leaders watch last MASH’

western rinks having’ a bye:

today in the . sixth ‘and

seventh rounds.
‘B.C, and Alberta both

“need therest because iJIness _-

_ and injuries have been ‘a
Problem through the. first
three days of the ll-iraw
Scott Tournament - of

been without third Christine
Jorgenson: ‘for all games
because of a viral infection
which affects her back, The

outlook isn't: good for an
early ;return, leaving - the.
_ Alberta front end of Penny

Ryan and Sandra Rippel
_ with: added - responsiblity.
Sandy Joyce of Prince

George has swept all five:

games. for Alberta
eluding two
. Monday — 6-3. over ‘Anne
Provo of Ontario in the fifth

. In-

round and 84 over Ruby’
“Crocker of. Newfoundland in -

the fourth. Joyce is not

Wesley Nyce: 3) of. Kitamaat Village trles to drive around oF
eserve Express defender during the final game of the Terface hs OFF
the game . 86-82, de

Full rasults eppeared in Monday’ s Herald.

- basketball tournament.

performance frarn Nyce.

‘victories

“ “Button and Ellery Wilson
“will. be at College Felgits
for the mee?, 3...

_ representatives will come
from Hazelton, with a‘total .

of 11 wrestlers scheduled to

‘compete. Vie Stevens. and
, Doug: Forsyth, who won gold .
' medals at, the B.C. ‘Winter
Games in: ‘Revelstoke over

“allowed . to throw. ‘rocks,
: leaving - -Ryan, and Rippel
‘with three shots each ‘every -
end.

- Heather Kerr’s B.C, rink
- from | Richmond: also’ won’:
twice, but’ not without

considerable pain. Kerr.

wore & back bracé for exira
support, while lead Sandy
McCubbin returned to play
alter “missing one. round
_ with a sprained ankle. .
“We curled better today
and we'll havé to be even
‘sharper . against Nova
Scotia,” said Kerr. “I don’t.
thihk we can afford to lose
more than one more game
and- still rnake it. to the
playoffs." -
The top three teams
advance to the playoffs
“after the 11 draws of round-
rebin’ competition ‘:‘end
“Thursday night. The first-
‘place rink gets a: bye ‘into
Saturday's final, with the
second-and . third-place
teams meeting Friday night

The bulk of the zone’s.

* the weekend, will be in
Prince George, as will Tom
Lee, who won a. bronze
medal on the weekend as
well. Other. Hazelton |
wrestlers will be ‘Niklas
Cummings, Cary Combs, .
Keith Wilson, Phil Wilson,
-Tim : Griffin, Art. Lattie,: .
Melvit Stevens and. Peter
"Mark. oe

—in the semifinal, ... :
B.C. defeated’ onew,
Brunswick 7-5 in the fifth -
round and got past Kini

“MacLeod of P.E.I, 64in the |

fourth. ; wate

In other fifth-round ;
games, Shelly Bildfell of the:
Territories defeated Agnes”
Charette” of Quebec. 7-6, -
Patti Vande of Manitoba got
past- Newfoundland /76:and
Sheila Rowan of. Saskat-"

-chewan downed, P.E.1. 11-5. .

The fourth round also saw
the Territories _ beat:
Saskatchewan. 8-7 . and
Manitoba edge. Quebec 6-4,

Manitoba and ~ -the
Territories each’ won twice
Monday to pull into.a tie for
fourth place, while

‘Newfoundland dropped to

sixth with a 2-2 record: after ~
two losses, Saskatchewan ‘
was seventh at 2-3, follawed

-by PELL and Ontario at 1-3,

Ontario was 10th al:14 and
New Brunswick last after
four straight defeats,

ORE won

Spite a 29-point