Bé - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 21, 1998

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A YOUTH SOCCER clinic is being held every Sat-
urday at Centennial Christian School for those
who can't wait for spring. Coaches are emphasiz-
ing ball control and handling — this drill even had
players dribble with their eyes closed.

Wrestlers hot in Smithers

LOCAL YOUTH wrestlers
were a little disappointed
with the turnout at a meet in
Smithers two weeks ago.

But what started out as
disappointment ended up as
an excellent opportunity and
a great time,

“Tt was really relaxed and
fun,” says girls’ coach
Dave O’Brien, “Our newer
wrestlers found more suc-
cess and the more experi-
enced wrestlers had a
chance to try some of their
trickier moves.’”

Of O’Brien’s novices, he
says Heather Bohn did very
well, as did Meagan McAlI-
pine. Veterans Angie
Mcrae, Grace Wittkowski
and Pam Haugland all
looked great, as did second-
year wrestler Brenna Smith.

And Roberta Wilson con-
tinued her season-long un-
defeated streak.

This past weekend,
Haugland and Mcrae at-
tended the B.C. age class
finals in Vancouver. Look
for their results in an up-
coming Standard.

On the boys’ side, a num-
ber of local athletes wrestled
well, Coach Joe Murphy
says he was especially
pleased to see Brent Trom-

Win, loss at Salmon Belt

ONLY TWO local boxers
fought at the annual Salman
Belt boxing tourney in
Prince Rupert two weekends
ago — but both were ex-
cellent bouts.

In the end, the Terrace
fighters split their decisions,
coming home with one win
and one loss.

Jeremy Main of Prince
Rupert was up against 11-
year-old Tyler Manning of
Terrace in the first bout.

This is Manning’s second
year as a boxer and the Sal-
mon Belt was his first big
match. Manning fought *ery
well, winning in a unani-
mous decision. He also won
the ‘‘Salmon Boy” trophy
for best Junior bout,

Chad Gerow, 16, was Ter-
race’s other contender. He
faced another Prince Rupert
boxer, Ken Butterfield.

Coach Rusty Doane says
Gerow fought well, but his
conditioning was not strong
and he ended up losing.

‘We don’t have access to
an indoor running facility
and we just couldn’t get the
running time in,” Doane
says. ‘‘And Chad probably
had a little too much Christ-
mas.”’

Stil, it was an exciting
match, and the fight was
later named best overall
bout of the night.

Attendance at the Boxing
Club is down this year.
Doane says that’s partly due

to the cancellation of the
event from the Northem
B.C. Winter Games last
year. Boxing was dropped
because a local doctor could
not be found to attend the
fights.

**That hit the club pretty
hard,’’ Doane says.

The next fight in the
northwest will be a bout in
Kitimat, Feb, 7.

Doane says his boxers are
also training for the Silver
Gloves competition coming
up in Victoria in March.
Four local boxers will fight
for the Silver Gloves, in-
chiding Manning and
Gerow along with female
boxers Roberta Wilson and
Melissa Gerow.

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bley in action after being
out with an ankle injury.
This was bis first compe-
tition this season.’?’ Murphy
says. “‘He did very well.’
Trombley actually took
gold in the 48 k category.
Ajit Jaswal was Terrace’s
other gold winner — this
time in the 63 k category.
The other veteran male,
Jon Pellticr, toak bronze.
Murphy says those three
wrestlers are Terrace’s best
hopes for medals at the
provincials —— if they can
get by a tough Hazelton
crowd at the Zones. Last

year, Pelltier was Terrace's
only boys’ zone champ,

Other medalists this past
weekend included novices
Darrel Bolton in the 63 k
weight class and 51 k
Danny Chapman — both
with silvers,

Meanwhile, Tim
Hargreaves won bronze in
the 60 k group, as did Chris
Bettencourt in the 66 k
category. Liam Murphy fin-
ished just out of the medals
in fourth as a 45 k wrestler,

The Zone Finals will take
place this year at Skeena Jr.
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