B2 = Terrace Review —

Wednesday, September 5, 1990

A powerlifting competition held in Terrace Aug. 26 attracted competitors from around the r region. 1. The event

took place at Northwest Community College.

_ Regional powerlift puts ton-plus in air

They came from Terrace, Prince
Rupert and Kitimat to compete
August 26 in the Terrace power-
lifting club’s second annual power-
lift championships at Northwest
Community College.

When it was finished, 13 com-
petitors had bench-pressed over a
ton-and-a-half in weight. Terrace
and Rupert each won two of the
events while Kitimat took the
unchallenged fifth lift.

They started small with the 148-

Ernie Mil-Homens bench-pressed
148 lbs., to place first ahead of
Terracite Kevin Kivi at 225 Ibs.

The 155-lb. class was also a one-
two for Terrace athletes.

Billy Tong pressed 320 Ibs, while
Lane Fredericks did 290 Ibs.

Prince Rupert’s Tom Brain took
top honours for the 181 Ib. class.
His lift was 325 lbs. Runnerup was
Kitimat’s Fred Rosebush at 225
Ibs.

Kitimat’s Pete Bizarro was the
only entry in the 198 Ibs. class. He
lifted 360 ibs.

In the heaviest class (220 Ibs. .) it
was Jeff Sutherland of Rupert the
winner of a 420 Ibs. lift. Next was
Jody Craven of Kitimat at 395 Ibs.
and Robbie Long of Terrace at 360
Ibs.

Scott Hamel did a squat lift of 660

Solid gold for Expose

Expose started the finals witha [~

It took them eight games (four
each day) to earn their way to the
gold medal podium at the annual
B.C. Softball intermediate *C’
mixed slo-pitch championship held
at the new four-diamond complex
at Surrey’s new fields on August
26 weekend.

It was a long haul for All Sea-
sons Expose, and the Terrace team
had to come back from a first-
game loss to accomplish the feat.

They kicked off with a 5-3 loss
to Victoria’s Ingraham Hotel, the
team that won last year and had
ex-Terrace players Albert and
Hoily Olson in the lineup.

Game two in the round-robin
portion saw them down Kamloops
Money Mart 8-0. Then it was a
12-0 win over Campbell River
before losing 8-6 to Bayside of
Parksville.

This set them up with a two-and-
two record, good enough to
advance to the four-team double-
knockout finals. Eleven teams
including Burns Lake’s Nordic
Ford had entered these finals.

7-3 win over China White of
Richmond. Then they defeated
West Rail of Richmond 4-2 in
eight innings. That placed them in
the championship berth as ’A’ side
winners. West Rail dropped to 'B’
side where they posted a win to
get another chance at Expose.

A win in the next game would
have given All Seasons the crown,
but West Rail thumped them 10-2
to set up the clinching contest.

In the title contest, Expose held
on to nip West Rail 5-4 to give
them a B.C. championship.

Adding to the glory of the
moment was the presentation of
ihe tournament’s most valuable
player award to Expose’ Rick
Miller. Another individual honour
went 10 Maryann Martens as the
most inspirational player.

As for Burs Lake, they won
their two openers by 6-1 scores.
Then they lost a tight 12-11 game
to Ingraham. After that it was
downhill, culminating with a 2-1
loss that placed them eighth.

Stealers eliminated

‘The Terrace Northern Stealers didn’t last long at the B.C.

intermediate, *C? ladies’ fastball championships at Richmond

during. the Aug. 26 weekend. The ladies went down with two

- straight losses at the start and wound up 13th out of 14 teams.

Their losses were to Clover Collision of Surrey and Jay Lanes of

; Salmon Arm.

Ibs. He bettered his personal best
by 20 lbs., and was only 15 Ibs.
off the Canadian record.

Next for Hamel and tournament
organizer Lome Lofroth is the
Canadian championships coming

The Scores Are...

SMITHERS FALL FAIR
5 AND 10 K RUN RESULTS

5K

GIRLS (15 & UNDER)

Smithers - Donelle Murdoch - 25:37
BOYS (15 & UNDER)

Telkwa + Graham MacLean - 18:36
Telkwa - Liam Overstall - 19:08
Prince Rupert - Justin Cherr - 21:07
JUNIOR WOMEN (16-19)
Smithers - Robyn Clark - 21:01
Telkwa - Dawn Hanson - 25:35
JUNIOR MEN (16-19)

Teikwa - Peter Douglas - 17:12
Smithers - Ryan Kuntz - 18:03
Smithers - Russell Buri - 19:00
WOMEN’S OPEN (20 PLUS)
Prince Rupert - Rose-Marie Cheer - 20:15
Smithers - Anita Bush - 22:37
Terrace - Gail Sheasby - 23:43
MEN'S OPEN (20 PLUS)

Prince Rupert - Brian Dudoward - 18:18
Burnaby - Ray Warner - 18:31

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Smithers - Dan Fehr - 19:11

10K

JUNIOR MEN (19 & UNDER)
Terrace - David Shepherd - 38:18
Smithers - Ted Conlon - 39:28
Telkwa - Cormac Hikisch - 42:30
WOMEN’S OPEN (20-34)

Terrace - Diana Wood - 43:23
Smithers - Kelli Maskiewich - 43:44
Smithers - Sue Davies - 45:16
MEN’S OPEN (20-34)

Smithers - Richard Harrison - 32:47
Terrace - Colin Parr - 34:34
Terrace - Gord Buxton - 36:50
MASTER WOMEN (35 PLUS)
Smithers - Sue Holmes - 51:06
Terrace - Rose Schibli - 51:25
Smithers - Sandra Berry - 62:28
MASTER MEN (35 PLUS)
Terrace - Ed Ansems - 34:35 -
New Hazelton - Dave Allwood - 38:34
Terrace - Merve Crawford - 40:25

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