Bl2 = Terrace Review — Wednesday, February 6, 1991

BOXING .,....

JUNIOR B 95 LBS.

Gold: Clinton Bell, Terrace.
Silver: Clayton Johns, White-

. horse.

' SENIOR NOVICE 165 LBS.

. Gold: Thomas Hablet, Alaska;

Kul Dhillon, Quesnel. -

Siiver: Thomas Hablet, Alaska.

- SENIOR OPEN 132 LBS.
Gold: Steve Lowrie, Williams.
Silver: Ray Gordon, Whitehorse.

SENIOR OPEN 178 LBS.

Gold: Steve Jaeger, Prince
Rupert. ;

Siver: Tyler Rett, Whitehorse.
oR. B 95. LBS.

Gold: Clayton Johns, White-
horse.

JR. C 125 LBS. -

Gold: Joey Losier, Terrace.
Sliver: William Dehart, Alaska.

JR. C NOVICE 119 LBS.
Gold: John Veilleux, Terrace.

JR. C. NOVICE 139 LBS.

Gold: Brian Koehn, ° Prince
Rupert.
JR. A 116 LBS.

Gold: Buddy Doane, Terrace. -

Silver: Don Price,‘ Prince Rupert.
IR. A 90 LBS.

Gold: Jeremy Hutter, Terrace.
Silver: Ray Nielson, Whitehorse.
‘Bronze: Frank Smith, White-
horse.

INT. NOVICE 139 LBS.
Gold: William Dehart, Alaska.

JR. A 90 LBS.

Gold: Jordan Leask, Prince
Rupert,

Sliver: Steve Branco, Prince
Rupert.

Bronze: Bronze: Jess Staffen,
Whitehorse, ;

JR. A NOVICE 105 LBS.
Gold: Clinton Bell, Terrace.

IR. B 101 LBS.
Gold: Josh Peters, Terrace.
Silver: Michael Kiesman, Prince
Rupert.
Bronze; Robert Doane, Terrace.

SWIMMING — continued from page B11

SENIOR GIRLS: 100 BACK
Gold: Tori Mackenzie, Tertace.
Sliver: Jena Amtzen, Ketchikan.
Bronze: Dayna Nelson, Kitimat.

"SENIOR BOYS: 100 BACK
’ Gold: Steve Sharp,
George.

Silver: Terry Llewellyn, Terrace.
Bronze: Sean Mitchell, Ketchikan.

FEMALE MASTERS: 100 BACK
Gold: Shelley Morgan, Terrace.
Silver: Kathy Popik, Cassiar.
Bronze: Patsy Haydon.

MALE MASTERS: 100 BACK
Gold: Mike Stamhuis, Prince

Rupert.

Silver: Michael Long, Kitimat.
Bronze: Martin Forbes, Kitimat.

FEMALE SPECIAL OLYMPICS
20 TO 29; 25 BACK

Gold: Sabrina Brown, Terrace.
Silver: Sheila Alleman, Terrace.

MALE SPECIAL OLYMPICS

20 TO 29: 25 BACK
Gold: Trev Thom, Frince Rupert.
Silver: Bryan Smith, Terrace.

_ Bronze: Franco Pellizzard, Prince

Rupert. .

MALE SPECIAL OLYMPICS

30 TO 39: 25 BACK
Gold: Medrick Duncan, Terrace.

GIRLS 11 & 12: 200 BREAST

. Gold: Amanda Bedard, Prince

Rupert.

_ Silver: Trina Lingelback, Macken-

zie.

BOYS 11 & 12: 200 BREAST
Gold: John Stambhuis, Prince

Rupert.
Sliver: Kevin Johnson, MA.
Bronze; Mark Hill, Masset.

GIRLS 13 & 14; 200 BREAST
Gold: Aimee Peacock, Terrace.
Silver: Nonie Smith, Prince

Rupert.

Bronze; Aaron Renyard, Prince

George,

BOYS 13 & 14; 200 BREAST
Gold: Lee Encinas, Kitimat.
Sitver: Ed Pyke, Kitimat.

’ Bronze: Foster Robinson, Prince

Rupert.

SENIOR GIRLS: 200 BREAST
Gold: Dayna Nelson, Kitimat.

SENIOR BOYS: 200 BREAST
Gold: Michael Jensen, MA.
Silver: Danny Barbosa, Kitimat.

_ Bronze: Marc Kennedy, Macken-
zit.

FEMALE MASTERS: 50 BREAST
Gold: Kathy Popik, Cassiar.
Sliver: Debbie Mitchell-Kerr, Fort

Nelson.

Bronze: Collen Ferguson, Ter-
race.

MALE MASTERS: 50 BREAST
Gold: Joe Mandur, Terrace.

Prince

Sliver: Mike Stamhuis, Prince .

Rupert. oo
Bronze: Michael Long, Kitimat.
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
20 TO 29: 25 BREAST
Gold: Sabrina Brown, Terrace.
Sliver: Shella Alleman, Terrace.

"MALE SPECIAL OLYMPICS

20 TO 29: 25 BREAST
Gold: John Reid, Terrace.

_ Silver! Franco Pellizzard, .Prince
Rupert.
Bronte:

Rupert.

Trey Thom, Prince

GIRLS 11 & 12: 100 FLY
Gold: Amanda Bedard, Prince
Rupert.
Silver:
Rupert. .
Bronze: Lisa Gardiner, Terrace.

BOYS 11 & 12: 100 FLY
Gold: John Stamhuis, Prince
Rupert.
Silver:
Rupert.
Bronze: Darrell Oleniuk, Kitimat.

GIRLS 13 & 14: 100 FLY
Gok: Kristine Godor, Kitimat.
Silver: Aimee Peacock, Terrace.
Bronze: Nonie Smith, Prince
Rupert.
BOYS 13 & 14: 100 FLY
Gold: Lee Encinas, Kitimat.
Silver: David Vanderlee, Terrace.
Bronze: Sandy Geddes, Prince
Rupert.
SENIOR GIRLS: 100 FLY

Gold: Denise Vanderlee, Terrace.
Silver: Dayna Nelson, Kitimat.
Bronze: Tori Mackenzie, Terrace.

SENIOR BOYS: 100 FLY

Gold: Terry Llewellyn, Terrace.
Silver: Danny Barbosa, Kitimat.
Prince

Kristen Eby, Prince

Paul Prevost, Prince

Bronze: Steve Sharp,

George.

FEMALE SPECIAL OLYMPICS
20 TO 29; 25 FREE
Gold: Sabrina Brown, Terrace.
Silver: Sheila Alleman, Terrace.

MALE SPECIAL OLYMPICS
20 TO 29: 25 FREE
Gold: Bryan Smith, Terrace.
Silver: Franco Pellizzard, Prince
Rupert.
Bronze: John Reid, Terrace.
MALE SPECIAL OLYMPICS
30 TO 39: 25 FREE
Gold: Medrick Duncan, Terrace.

GIRLS 11 & 12:

4x 50 FREE RELAY
Gold: Kitimat.
‘Silver: Prince Rupert.
Bronze: Ketchikan.

BOYS 11 & 12:

4x 50 FREE RELAY
Gold: Prince Rupert.
Silver: Kitimat.
Bronze: Prince Rupert.

GIRLS 13 & 14:

4x 50 FREE RELAY
Gold: Kitimat.
Silver: Prince George.
Bronze: Prince George.

BOYS 13 & 14:
. 4x 40 FREE RELAY
Gold: Kitimat.
Silver: Prince George.
Bronze: Fort Nelson,

SENIOR GIRLS:
4x 50 FREE RELAY
Gold: Terrace.
. Silver: Tumbler Ridge.

SENIOR BOYS:

4x 50 FREE RELAY
Gold: Tumbler Ridge.
Silver: Ketchikan.
Bronze: Prince George.

MALE MASTERS:

4x 50 FREE RELAY
Gotd: Kitimat.
Silver: Mixed.
Bronre: Ketchikan.

FEMALE SPECIAL OLYMPICS: -}

4x50 FREE RELAY
Gold: Mixed ‘A’, Terrace. —
‘Silver: Mixed ‘B’, Terrace.

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Div. A MIDGETS

Gold: Pamela Holat, Fraser-Fort
George.

Silver: Heather Lang, Yukon.

Bronze: Tanya Turner, Fraser-
Fort George.

DIV. A ARGO

Gold: Leah Graham, Kitimat-
Stikine.

Silver; Maizie Monroe, Fraser-
Fort George.

Bronze: Felicia Arbuah, Kitimat-
Stikine. .
DIV. A. TYRO

Gold: Jill Werk, Cariboo.

Sliver: Melissa Young, Cariboo.

Bronze: Melissa Brough, Cariboo.

DIV. A OPEN

Gold: Jennifer Watt, Fraser-Fort
George.

Silver: Lori Kemp, Fraser-Fort
George.

Bronze: Willow Polis, Fraser-Fort
George.

GYMNASTICS -

DIV. B MIDGET
Gold: Melanie Monroe, Fraser-
Fort George.
Silver: Melody White, Fraser-Fort
George.
_ Bronze: Melissa Olin, Fraser-Fort
George.
DIV. B, ARGO
Gold: Amy Yon, Fraser-Fort
George.
Sliver: Amanda Brown, Fraser-
Fort George.
Bronze: Megan Weibe, Fraser-
Fort George.

DIV. B TYRO

Gold: Crystal Turner, Fraser-Fort .
George.

Silver: Kristen Denotter, Fraser-
Fort George.

Bronze: Andrea Dorval, Fraser-
Fort George.

DIV. B OPEN
Gold: Julia Kunkel, Fraser-Fort

George. © :
Silver: Paola Rodriguez, Peace
River-Liard.
Bronze: Melissa Secarty, Fraser-
Fort George.

PROV. B MIDGET

Gold: Anita Kesteloot, Cariboo.
Silver: Brett Stevenson, Yukon.

PROV. B ARGO

Gold: Nathalie Plooffe, Fraser-
Fort George.

Silver: Anita Miklovitch, Fraser-
Fort George.

Bronze: Tanya Johnson, Fraser-
Fort George.

PROV. B TYRO

Gold: Jessica Brown, Bulkley-
Nechako.

Silver: Megan Ames, Fraser-Fort
George.

Bronze: Toni Moore, Cariboo.

PROV. B OPEN

Gold: Brandi Stiles, Fraser-Fort
George. .

Sitver: Shawna Pamplin, Fraser-
Fort George.

Bronze: Megan Walker, Cariboo.

a Fe:

At this stage of the Northem
B.C. Winter Games we’ve heard a
lot about the dedication and exper-
tise of local organizers, but what
about similar traits in the athletes?
Particularly those travel-weary,
out-of-town contestants who gave
it their all.

At the Terrace Review we were
fortunate enough to meet three
young Masset swimmers, primarily
because they took up residence in
our board room for the weekend.
The 11-year-old Masset Eagles

’ Swim Team members Mark Hill,

Berke Lott and Ryan Verge are
proof that Winter Games athletes
are a hardy lot.

For example, consider the trauma
of travel even before the competi-
tion begins. Our young trio left
home at 8 a.m. Thursday, medals

and: the adventure of travel fore-

most in their minds. The ferry was
to leave for the mainiand at 10:30

- ara. and they boarded that ferry in

plenty of time... unaware of the

long wait ahead.

Seas were heavy, the ferry
delayed, and regular weather
reports every two hours showed
little promise of change. They
waited through lunch and the after-
noon. Their patience was rewarded
at 5:30 p.m. when they were told
the seas had calmed and the jour-
ney was about to begin.

If the seas were calmed, though,
everyone on board was happy they
hadn’t witnessed Nature’s chaos
earlier in the day. This would be a
voyage to remember.

"The ferry ride was like... Big
waves,” Berke’s eyes roll as he
remembers. “They came right over
the front,” Mark adds. "... And
slapped against the windows,"

Berke finishes the nearly complete

sentence. Is this teamwork or
what?

And just how rough was it? "If
you tried to walk you would end
up flying into a wall," says Mark.

"Try to sit on a seat and you

would just go sideways," says
Berke. The solution? Everyone
picked a spot in the centre of the
passenger deck and lay on the
floor; there was less apparent
movement there, we're told. Little
comfort for Ryan, though. “Ryan
threw up twice," tattled Mark.

Still, the vessel didn’t founder
and the Masset Eagles team and
equipment arrived in Prince Rupert
at midnight. After a relatively calm
bus ride, they arrived at the Games
Control Centre in Terrace at 2 a.m.
and our trio was nibbling cookies
and sipping ‘milk at the Terrace
Review by 3 a.m.

With only about four hours sleep,
the boys were up at 7 a.m. Friday
and ready for the challenge of the
games. And challenge they did. In
their division, Mark went home
with a bronze in the 200 fly and
Ryan captured a bronze in the 200
breaststroke. And Berke, well, he
didn’t get a medal but he did do
his team proud.

The boys did some team work in
leaving behind a few memories of
their own. If you're still recovering
from the horror of seeing a human
hand slammed in a car door or an
arm mutilated by some piece of
machinery during the Games
weekend, you have this venture-
some trio to blame. The arm
wasn’t real, though. It was a
stuffed novelty the boys picked up
at a local store. We can score one
extra point for the Masset Eagles,
and the memories we shared at the’

games,

The Winter Games experience