Facilities will ‘include two
baseball diamonds and’ a soccer
field, bleachers, a concession .
stand, parking, fencing, wash-
rooms, a picnic site and tennis
courts. The site is adjacent to a
school, the community hall in
Kitwanga, and a parking area.

SoTETTAY Te

parquet esr T eT
SpA ree te

Se ee

ints sf

3 ray

cf
wot
nt
§
i
i
i
a
7
Es
E
:
:
ye
b
7

Feet eet Laie tied

CALEDONIA
GETS THE BIRD

For the seventh time in eight
‘years, Terrace Caledonia Senior

Secondary School will represent |

the Northwest. Zone in B.C. prov-
incial badminton finals. The
championships will be held later
this month at Burnaby.

Cal hosted the final zone
playday last Saturday after wind-
ing up the regular season at
Houston on Feb. 29.

Cathy Dickson won the ’A’
girls’ singles with teammate
Tanya Booth as runnerup. For
boys’ ’A’ singles, Cal athletes

finished one-two-three. Cody Skog —

was on top with Brian Cox in the
gecond position and Kelly Gingles
third.

We also won boys’ and girls’
*A’ doubles. Zane Hobenshield and

Bao Long paired for the boys’ win.

while Paula McKay and Cathy
Dickson teamed up for the girls,

Cody Skog and Brian Cox
finished runnerup to Long and
Hobenshield.

We also won first honours in
the mixed. Hobenshield and
McKay paired for this win while

Long and Dickson came in second.

Cal also had sharp playing in
'B’ events, Christine Morrison and
Jasmine Deleon placed one-two in
girls’ singles while Shane Holland
won the boys’ side.

In boys’ and girls’ doubles for
'B’ side, it was Brad Holmberg
and Jonathon’ Mackee (with
Dwayne Konschuk and Joey
Watts in second) on the boys’ side.
For girls Jenny Murie and
Christine Morrison won, with
Tanya Booth and Fatima Botelho
next.

Jason Krug: Hound in the prairie league.

SCHOLARSHIP
OR BIG LEAGUES
FOR KRUG

Jason Krug, another Terrace
Minor Hockey graduate, has now
moved on to Junior ’A’ hockey

with Notre Dame Hounds of the

Saskatchewan Junior League,
where he hopes U.S. colleges will
be scouting around with scholar-

son. .
. The 18-year-old defenceman
graduated from Notre Dame Col-
lege last’ year and is currently
with the school’s Junior ’A’ entry.
It's his fourth year at Notre
Dame.

‘He played minor hockey in
Terrace, performing on the Pup,
Peewee and first year Bantam
reps. Then the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Krug headed for
Saskatchewan, where good hockey

Terrace Review — March 13, 1992

ship. bids by the end of this sea- -

and top academics intermixed.

Now, with school behind him,
he’s making a name for himself as
he approaches professional status.
Information on him at the end of
February had him listed as the
highest scoring 18-year-old blue-
liner in the 12-team circuit and
second highest scoring defence-
man. overall.

The 811” stalwart weighs in
at 190 pounds. Last season he

“was named best defenceman in

Midget triple ‘AAA’ in his
Saskatchewan league. —

He's optimistic about the
future, with the options being a
U.S. university degree (one schol-
arship. ‘which Americans give
away by the handful).or waiting
for the June NHL draft to see
what's offered if he’s selected.

In future, we'll be keeping a
closer check on Jason Krug. So far
in this season, he’s played 48
games, scored 10 goals, added 28
assists and served 48 minutes in
penalties.