Sport
Scope

Warner tops
Masset field

TERRACE entries scored
major successes in the
Agate-Man Mini Triathlon.

Ray Wamer took the
men’s 20-40 years title at
the Masset event while
Martin Vanlierde and
Stewart Campbell finished
two-three in the Masters
men’s division.

Entries at the second an-
nual Masset competition
faced a 500m open water
swim followed by 20km cy-
cling and finishing with a
6km run.

Record falls

GORD ‘KLASSEN put it all

together at the Aug, 28 Ter-
race Stock Car association
meet.

Getting the day off to a
roaring start, he produced an
18.89 second lap in the time
trials to set a new mark in
the Hobby Stock class,

_ Keeping up the
momentum, he then guided
car #77 to asweep of the A
Hobby races that followed.

_. Also enjoying a big day
was Elizabeth Cloakey who
took al] three races in the C

| Hobby.

Hoopsters

big meet

BASKETBALL B.C. holds
its annual general meeting
Saturday, Sept. 24 in Van-
couver.

It will be followed by an
awards banquet at which Stu
Jackson of ihe NBA Van-
couver Grizzlies will be the
guest speaker.

Ladies
force
double
tiebreaker

HOW CLOSE was it?
. . How about it taking ave count-
backs to decide the ladies’ single
litle at this year’s Terrace Closed
lennis tournament.
Dee Jenion, Fran Mann and
. Renata Weber all finished with 4-
1 records in the round robin.
So they. went to games won and
lost to settle it. Except Mann and
-. Weber had finished with identical
28 win - 12 loss tallies.
-> Which forced the second count-
back, wins and losses when they
* faced each other,

Ani that gave the title to Mann,
one of two she would win during
the Aug. 27-28 finale to the local
club’s toummey Season.

The other came in the ladies
doubles where Mann and Ada
Sarsiat: put. together a perfect
record to edge the 3-1 combo of
‘Diane Cey and Erna Motschilnig.
Sarsiat also went home with
two ‘top spots, teaming with
Richard Krieg! in the mixed dou-
bles to defeat Neil Fleischmann
and Weber 7-6, 6-3 in the ‘A’
>final. —

‘The mixed triumph was part of
_ Krlegl’s title sweep over the
. weekend, °

_ He and partner Jeremy Fontaine
went undefeated in the six games
oF the’ men’s doubles round robin,
handing runners-up Doug Jenion
and. Grant Holkestad the only
defeat they were to suffer.

‘But Krieg!’s singles win was no

walk over, After marching to a 6-
1° first set win, he couldn't stop
- Bill: Redpath’s back-to-the-wall

"fight back, dropping the second

7-6, However, Kriegl got back on
track in the rubber, shutting Red-
path out,

On the men’s B side, Eric
“Hermes was a convincing winner,
‘brushing aside Steve Fleming 6-
1, 6-2.

“And in the mixed *B’ side,

Marilyn Earl and Grant Holkestad

- dropped only two games, both in

. the second set, in defeating Diane
Cey and Dave Snrsiat.
Although that’s the last tourney

-. for the season, tennis club mem-

"-: bers will still be hitting the courts

as long as the weather permits,

‘And once the fall rains close in, ,

many of them will simply move
indoors for the badminton season,

The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994 - C3

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