|

inior girls compete

in 9-team tourney |

Junior girls’ high school
basketball teams from
Ketchikan, Skeena and
Smithers came out as win-

Ners at the. nine-team.

Skeena tournament held
on the Jan. 17 weekend,

Ketchikan won. their
three-team ‘A’ section by
downing Prince Rupert’s
Booth 48-25 in the final.
The three-team ‘B’ divi-
sion went to Skeena witha
41-24 win over Quesnel in
the final. Smithers won
the three-team' ‘C‘ side
with a 44-31 victory over
Aiyansh.

Sixteen games were
played overall, using both
Skeena and Thornhill jun-
for high school gyms.
Scores of all games lead-
ing up to the finals can be
found in this week’s
scoreboard.

Individual awards were
handed out to all three
divisions.

Here they are
‘ for each one: ‘

| Basketball

DIVISION 'A’

Most valuable player —

Audrey Dennison, Booth..
Most inspirational —
Mina Wong, Booth. Most
sportsmanlike player —
Jennifer Robinson, Ket-
chikan. Best defensive
player — Staci Hall, Ket-
chikan. Best offensive

.player — Amy Schlocter,
Ketchikan. All-stars — -
Cheryl Kinton, Jocelyne .

Iannerelli and Nina Hirvi
of Kitimat, Susie Jarosch
of Booth, and Mindy Zink
of Ketchikan,

DIVISION ‘B’

_ Most valuable player —
Jody Cox, Skeena. Most

inspirational — Leanne

Tofth, Quesnel. Most
sportsmanlike player —

Suzzane Banville, Thorn-
hill. Best defensive player

— Vanessa Aune, Ques- |

nel. Best offensive player
— Samantha“ Anderson,
Quesnel. All-stars —
Jenine Krause of Skeena,
Monica Rauter of Thorn-
hill, Selena Tank of
Skeena, Caroline Lav-
adney of Thornhill, and
Jennifer Dow of Skeena.

DIVISION ‘C’

Most valuable player —
Christy Nessman, Smith-
ers. Most inspirational —
Thersa Gervais, Houston.

. Most sportsmanlike player

— Rhea Santos, Houston.

- Best defensive player —
-Theresa Heroux, Smith-

ers, Best offensive player
— Corrine George, Smith-
ers. All-stars — Taura
Vanderwijk of Houston,
Soan Teiy of Smithers,

_ Kirsten Sayer, Kim Mon-

roe and Rachael Watt of
Aiyansh.

Third place finishers |

Houston girls junior basketball team fated to win a game in the recant tournament at Skeena

RL reerrrernnrneerernnrnrrrnrer brits

High School. They went home with a third-place finish In section ‘C’.

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