B12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 30, 1997

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MAYBE IT was a full moon, maybe it was Hale Bopp. Whatever it was, somehow
Uplands got credit as the 1996-97 Grade seven basketball champions, when In
fact it was Cassie Hall who took top honours. That's at least part of the team dis-
playing their trophy to prove it. Team members included Matthew Lloyd, Dino Ro-
que, Haydn Johnstone, Tim Philpott, Joel Kamlah, BJ. Gill, Cody Hanes, Sean
Dusdal, Mark Viveiros and Daniel Bernard.

Bantam

girls make

their mark in Alaska

OUR BANTAM girls soft-
ball team was in Ketchikan,
Alaska two weekends ago.
And although they came
back with a losing record,
the girls made a real impres-
sion.

‘The girls just got better
and better and beiter,’’ says
coach Nolan Beaudry.
“Everyone was impressed
with their play.’’

In their first game, Terrace
hadn’t quite come out of
their winter slumber and
they lost 8-0 to the Midnight
Sun, from Juneau.

“They were musty,’
Beaudry says. ‘‘But they
had only been on the field
once this year. It took them
a bit to warm up.”

In the next game against
Prince of Wales the girls

came out with gusto. Pitcher
Jenine Garneau put away
batter after batter — striking
out a tolal of 13 over five
innings.

The girls’ bats were on
fire too. First base Jeanine
Rutherford knocked one out
of the park in the premiere
inning to score the first
three runs of the game,

The girls went on to win
16-3.

In the third match, against
Ketchikan, the hometown
heroes came out strong,
scoring three runs in the
first.

But Terrace bounced back
in the third and fourth in-
nings, taking one in the
third, and three in the fourth
on a home run by Sarah

Fisher. That put Terrace to

go up 4-3.

Unfortunately they
couldn’t hang on and
Ketchikan scored three

more in the fifth to take the
win.

The last match saw Ter-
race go up against Juneau B,
the 1996 Alaska State
Champions, in a night game
under the bright lights.

The champs hit fast and
hard, scoring four mins in
the first. Terrace fought
back, chipping away at their
lead, but they couldn't quite
pull it off and Juneau won
7-6,

“The trip was an excellent
experience for the girls,”
Beaudry says. ‘‘And a great
‘way to start the season.’’

Rugby
club on
a roll

OUR NORTHMEN Rugby
Club remains undefeated in
regular season play follow-
ing a 22-12 rout of the
Prince Rupert Scamen,
April 19.

It was the first home game
of the season for the
Northmen, who came out
with what is becoming their
typical slow start,

Down 12-0 at the mid-
game break, the Norihmen
made some tactical changes
of man power and started
executing their game plan.

Two second-half tries and
a conversion added another
12 points to the Northmen’s
lly, while the Seamen
came up blank in the second
stanza. That gave the
Northmen a 22-12 win at
full time.

The Northmen were in
Victoria last weekend
defending the honour of the
North Coast Rugby Union at
the Columbia Cup Third
Division Provincial
Championships.

The winner of the
NCRU’s previous season
represent the league at the
following Spring’s playoff
weekend,

The Northmen, like other
teams in the colder climes
of B.C., are at a dis-
advaniage going to the
championships having only
played three or four games.
Meanwhile, their lower

mainland and Vancouver Is-_ -

land counterparts are just
wrapping up a 20-game sea-
son.

Look for a full report of
the Northmen’s successes in
an upcoming edition of the
Standard,

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