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ty League volleyball action last week. The season is now drawing to a

close, with junior high school championships decided an

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d one major elemenatary tournament to go.

Wendy wins again

‘Winning the Smithers ladies’
annual edelwiess bonspiel is get-
ting to be old hat for the Wendy
Atchison rink of Prince Rupert.

The coastal foursome did it
for the fourth year straight on
November 17 weekend, beating
Smithers’ Sue Jackson 9-1 in the
‘A’ event final.

“B’ event was an all-Smithers

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final with Janice Himech edging
Carol Maynard 8-7.

Former Kitimat curler Josey
Abriel, now playing out of
Prince George, won ‘C’ event
over Shannon Euverman of
Houston, while Terrace’s Rusty
Blanes won ‘D’ event over vet-
eran Esther Brise of Telkwa.

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season
over for
juniors

Kitimat girls and Thornhill boys
came up with zone titles in jun-
ior high school volleyball finals
held on Nov. 17 weekend.
Kitimat hosted and won the

girls’ zone title, beating out

second-place Booth of Prince
Rupert. Skeena took third spot
while Thornhill was fourth. In
‘B’ girls’ action, Kitimat came in
first again with Hazelton sec-
ond. .

At the boys’ playdown in
Prince Rupert, Thornhill won
out over Skeena. Kitimat, Prince
Rupert, and Queen Charlottes
were next in that order. This
winds up the volleyball season
for all teams. Basketball starts
shortly.

Thornhill
boys serve
success
story in
volleyball

Contributed

The 1990 junior boys volley-
ball season is now over with the
Thornhill Timberwolves having
led an exciting and successful
season. This year the boys com-
piled the following record:

First - Nisga’a Invitational
Tournament ;

First - Booth Invitational
Tournament

First - Kitimat Invitational
Tournament

First - Terrace Invitational
Tournament
Champions - The Great
Prince George Pumpkin Pound
Around

Fifth - British Columbia Pro-
vincial Championships

Champions - Northwest zone
playoffs

The Thornhill Timberwolves
for 1990 were Kurt Muller (Cap-
tain), Shawn Palagian, Dennie
King, Chris Tomas, Brett Kluss,
Bretton Overton, Dereck Mull-
er, Steven Maxim, B.J. Hansen,
Kevin Thodt, Scott Blanes,
Jamie Gilliam (Manager), and
Ken Pound (Coach).

Coach Pound reports that this
year’s junior boys showed con-
tinuous improvement both on
and off the court and travelled
the province representing our .
area in a way that should make
all of Terrace should be proud.
He also reports that Thornhill
promises to have another highly
competitive, spirited team next
year and looks forward to work-
ing with deserving boys, both at
the school level and with our
zone’s B.C. Summer Games
team. °