Larry Lopyshinsky shows the form that enabled him to bow! a
perfect 450 game at Terrace Lanes Jan, 23. It was the second
perfect game in just over a month at the local bowling alley.

One-third of B.C.'s
perfect games bowled

at Terrace

THERE WERE SIX PERFECT GAMES
bowled in league and tournament
play in B.C. during this year’s
season, and two of them were
racked up at Terrace Lanes. Greg
Saunders broke a 12-year drought
Dec. 12 when he rolled a 450
during a Wednesday night match
play league session, and Larry
Lopyshinsky whipped out 13 con-
secutive strikes Jan. 23 in a game
with the same league.

Both players received gifts from
sponsors that included clothing,
plaques, trophies, gift certificates
and cash.

Three other local bowlers have

Lanes

scored games over the 400 mark
this season. They are:
John Rasmussen — Nov. 14,
401 and Jan. 31, 431. .
Rene Mailloux — Dec. 10, 401.
Sherry Lopyshinsky — Dec. 18,
Larry Lopyshinsky rolled a 408
on Dec. 1.

Names of bowlers who rolled
qualifying perfect games in B.C.
during the season will be drawn at
the upcoming P.B.A. national
championships for a trip for two
anywhere Canadian Airlines Inter-
national flies in North America.

| ready to

- Almost 300 athletes, officials,

! substitutes, coaches, managers,

and chaperones will represent
our zone seven at the B.C. Win-
ter Games coming up Feb. 21 -24
at Duncan/North Cowichan on
Vancouver Island.

The exact total for our area is
296, with Terrace topping the
list on a 70-person total. Prince
Rupert is sending 55 to the
games while 53 and 52 are going
from Smithers and Kitimat.
Other communities contribu-
ting personnel — include Fraser
Lake (23), Houston (18), Telkwa

, (13), and Burns Lake (12).

Karate: David Akutagawa,
Deb Casey, Robin McNeil, Matt
Merrill.

Figure Skating: Shelley Lefeb-
vre, Chella Levesque, Nicole

Terrace Review — Wednesday, February 13, 1991 B3

B.C. Winter Games force

leave for Duncan

Page, Jessica Lambright.
Curling - Boys: Robert Jud-
zentis, Scott Blanes, Brian Cox,
Sheldon McInnes, Gordon
Oates, Ryan Prinz.
- Swimming - C.A.S.A. Mas-
ters: Marion Duffus, Joe Man-
dur, Jim Highe, John Dando.
Curling - Girls: Cindy Oates,
Lana Garner, Wendy Prinz,
Coral-Jean Dennis, Cheryl
Malmgren, Dawn Garner.
Ringette: Jacque Scriver,
Kara Myers, Susan Munson, Li-
sa Smith, Merrill Myers, Teri
Myers, Anna Graham, Cathy Il-
lingworth, Shauna Prest.
Gymnastics: Heather Al-
bright, Kirsten Holkstad, Alina
Owens, Trina Mateus, Jennifer
Neves, Pat. McRoberts,
Owens.

Contributed by Shelley Morgan

All members of the Terrace
Bluebacks have been. very busy
over the past two weeks. Young-
er competitors travelled to
Prince Rupert to compete in the
Mighty Tyke Invitational Jan.
26, 27, while older athletes swam
in the B.C. Northern Winter
Games last weekend.

The following 10-and-under
swimmers competed in the
Mighty Tyke meet: Mikael Jen-
sen, Audrey Erb, Megan Corp,
Randee Armstrong, Charlie
Gair, Tristen Brown, Sarah
Thompson, Trish Gair, Marina
Checkley, B.J. Erb, Jan Mac-
Cormick, Chris Keman, Patrick

Michelle Hendry’s clan fifth gcsc8"Shs
in national college rankings

The Simon Fraser women’s
basketball team jumped to fifth
spot in the NAIA National rank-
ings out of nearly 350 institu-
tions. The Clan improved their
overall record to 22-3 and 12-0
in District One...

The Clan clinched an early
playoff berth with a victory over
the University of Puget Sound
109-47. A total team effort was
put forth by coach Allison
McNeill’s squad as 11 out of 12
players scored with sophomore
Emily Wetzel leading the way
with a game high of 26 points
and a near perfect effort from
the field (12 of 13). They say of-
fense is the best defense and that
is exactly what happened as the
Clan held the Loggers to only 12
points in the first half and led
56-12.

Terrace’s Michelle Hendry
played only 18 minutes against
U.P.S., but. still managed 21
points and four rebounds.

‘ve always known that if we
all played together we could do
this kind of damage,”’ states
McNeill. ‘Our bench strength

(against U.P.S.} was phenom-
enal.”’

The 62-point scoring margin
against U.P.S. was the second
largest of the season for the
Clan, The largest spread is 64
points, posted against the
Sheldon Jackson College Seals
(Sitka; Alaska) on Jan. 6 as the
Clan won 111-47.

The Clan’s offense moved up
a notch to 82.0 points per game,
an average of six points higher
than second-ranked Seattle
University’s offense. Defensive-
ly, the Clan also improved, as
they sit third in District I, allow-
ing 60.1 points per game. The
Clan maintain the highest scor-
ing margin in the District with a
21.9 positive difference.

Hendry continues to stay ona
record-setting pace as she threat-
ens to break her own record for
season scoring average (24.4 —
1989/90) and field goal percent-
age (63.1 percent — 1989/90).
So far this season Hendry is
averaging a league-leading 24.8
points per game and. .686 per-
centage from the field. Hendry

had 47 points in the last two
games, going 19 of 25 from the
field and nine of 11 at the line.
Hendry now has 2,159 career
points, 198 points away from
Simon Fraser’s record holder
Gail Klaver (2,357 — 1973/78).

Junior point guard Andrea
Schnider has also put up im-
pressive numbers this season
with a league leading 7.5 assists
per game average. Schnider also
leads the Clan in three point per-
centage (44.9) and free throw
percentage (83.9). Schnider set a
Simon Fraser University record
for steals in a game with nine
against St. Martin’s College on
Jan. 30 and needs only 31 assists
to break her own SFU record of
season assists (210).

On Tuesday, Feb. 5, Hendry
paced the Clan to a win over
their closest District One rival —
Western Washington Vikings.
The score was 70-52. The six-
foot-two junior forward
pumped up 28 points, and
brought down eight rebounds in
40 mnutes of action.

Vince Gair, Garth Coxford and

Pat -

Badminton: Cathy Dickson,
Daniel Tuomi, Norm Parry,
Paul Gipps, Nancy Condon,
Karen Oldershaw, Mui Luc, Dee
Jenion, Douglas Jenion, Gor-
don Clent, Betty Clent, Melodie
Julseth, Lisa Mailloux, Surinder
Haliw7l.

Bowling - Special Olympics:
Monica Peacock, Bonnie Ed-
gars, Arlene Lindley, Marlene
Sampare.

Bowling: Tara Burkett, Jen

Broek, Jamie Gibson, Lisa
Haugland, Kari Haugland,
Nena Bartlett, Clinton Drum-
mond, Ron Boehm, Erik
Hernes, David Halley, Rick
Glasspell, Harvey Bueckert.

Bluebacks second
in Rupert meet

Clint Sheppard. :

The team did well, placing se-
cond overall behind the home
team, Prince Rupert. Most
swimmers improved upon their
times and some pool records
were broken.

Marina Checkley set a new
mark in the 50 free with a 38.51,
while teammate Garth Coxford
broke five pool records in 50 fly,
50 free, 100 breast, 50 back and
200 free. All in all, the Blue-
backs have a great set of young-
er swimmers who will provide
strength to the overall program!

The next few weeks are also
busy for the Bluebacks. Four
swimmers will be travelling to
the junior provincial champion-
ships in Surrey on Feb, 22, 23,
and: 24. On March 8, 9, and 10
the . provincial championships
will be held in Prince George.

Thornhill Neighbourhood Pub

Sweethearts Special
Friday, Feb. 15th

~Treat your special someone to a
romantic evening at the
Thornhill Neighbourhood Pub~
Dance to BORDERLINE
Feb. 15 & 16
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.

*Prizes and door prizes galore!
Thornhill Neighbourhood Pub
2387 Thornhill St., Terrace

phone 638-8404

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