B12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 28, 1998

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By COREY TROGI

THE CALEDONIA. senior boys soccer team returned

home from Williams Lake with a 3-2 record and a fourth

place finish.

The boys came out strong in their first match against
Valley View from Kamloops,

The chances were there to start but they just couldn’t
seem to put the ball at the back of the net.

But with hard work and slrong communication, the hays
won the match 3-1. Nilton Predecante scored a pair while
Scott Rigler put in the third goal.

In their next game, the Caledonia squad faced a
determined team from the Lakes District. The final score

was a 4-1 victory.
Nilton Predecante and J.J. Duben scored a goal each and

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Caledonia came out strong, With Craig Hansen puiting in
a couple goals and Nilton Predecante scoring another, the
team came out victorious 3-1,

The team’s next match was the semifinal game against
Caledonia’ other rivals, Westsyde from Kamloops.

Despite many injuries and illnesses the team played an
incredibly strong half keeping the much bigger and
stronger Westsyde to a 1-0 tead.

In the second half, the boys couldn't keep up with the
well-rested Kamloops team and allowed three second half
goals. Westsyde won the match in a 4-0 shut out,

With one loss in the book Caledonia’s best bet was a
bronze medal, but with many injuries it was hard for the

; oo ; boys to even field a team and the disappointment of losing
READY? A Skeena Junior volleyball player gets ready to bump a serve in a game the previous game sucked out the boys’ motivation.

against Kispiox last Saturday. The Grade 8 boys team has Steadily improved The end result was a 3-2 victory for Quesnel’s Corralieu
since their first tournament in Prince Rupert Oct, 3. school.

Serving’s key for Skeena disiie a nsue eu

We vhaine

Caledonia’s only two goals.
Brian Rigler took home won the tournament’s best for-
' ward. .
THEY MAY be short and
scrappy but Skeena Junior’s
Grade 8 volleyball team
stands a good chance of
being tops in their league.
The boys faired well at a
home tournament at
Caledonia Oct. 17. They
won three of four matches.
“We've improved a lot

Since the beginning,’’ said

coach Adri McKay. “Now |

at least we're competitive.

“We played a Jot better,’’
said Skeena player Matt
Kelly. -

And key to their improve-
ment was serving. The boys
beat Kispiox 15-0, 15-5
after losing in the first

round.

Only Charles Hays from
Prince Rupert won more
games in the non-
competitive tournament.

“They're the team to
beat,”’ said McKay.

The boys next match up is
at Mount Elizabeth Senior
Secondary on Oct. 31.

Caledonia’s played a follow-up game on home turf Oct.
23-25. The match was set to be a seven-team mini-
tournament a week before the zones on the Queen Char-
lotte Islands Oct. 30-31,

Corey Trogi is a Grade 12 student at Caledonia Senior
Secondary and the assistant coach of the senior boys soc-
cer team.

NOTICE
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befare an easel, frowning.

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Jason didn't aven look up. “Ist really important, Ellen?
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Ellen began speaking softly

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