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B4 Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 7, 1990

‘Hendry named top district -
player second straight year

It’s difficult keeping up with
Terrace’s Michelle Hendry as
honors for her basketball prow-
ess with Simon Fraser Univer-
sity Clan keep pouring in.

Two weeks ago she picked up
her fourth player-of-the-week
award for this season in the
N.A.1.A. District One honors.
Then prior to playoff action, she
was named to the all-star team.

Early last week, Michelle
came up with another award —
she was selected District One’s

top player for the second year in .

a row.
With MVP honors for her
first two years of college ball

Gold for

p ewee reps”

; itimat’s annual peewes
minor hockey tournament on
Feb. 17 weekend had been
organized for sections of four
rep teams and six house league
teams.

They had hoped to play 25
games, but they scrambled to
reset the schedule when two
Prince Rupert entries and one
from Smithers cancelled out due
to travel conditions.

The series wound up with
three teams on ‘A’ side and six
on ‘B’ side. A total of 21 games
were played.

Kitimat’s atom reps were
called in to make the third entry
on ‘A’ side with Kitimat Kiwanis
and Terrace.

Terrace ended up with four
wins and one loss to capture the
‘gold medals. In their final game
they edged Kiwanis 4-3. The
atoms, who went winless against
their two older opponents, won
the bronze medals and the most
sportsmanlike team award.

On the ‘B’ side, Kitimat
Sharks won ali four games to
place first and take home the

gold. Stewart won second place:

silver medals while the bronze
went to Hazelton.

Terrace. Heaman Trucking

picked -up the sportemanlike

- team. award.

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(freshman and sophomore),
Hendry can look forward to
similar honors with two more
years to go at Simon Fraser.

Meanwhile, the Clan entered
the District One playoffs last
week. After beating Whitworth
College Pirates to earn a final,
best-of-three series, the Clan
defeated first-place Western
Washington Vikings 76-52 in
game one with Michelle scoring
21 points.

Western Washington couldn’t
muster a win in game two as
Michelle poured in 30 points to
lead the Clan to a 68-62 victory
and a sweep of the series.

The Clan now faces the
District Two winner in a best-of-
three starting tomorrow night.
By the way, Western Washing-
ton was ranked sixth best
N.A.LA. team-in the U.S. :

B.C. Cup hockey to

The 6th annual B.C. Cup will
be held in Osoyoos April 19-22
hosted by the South Okanagan
Minor Hockey Association, The
weekend of March 30, 31 and

April 1 will see District Camps
held in the Okanagan, Van-
couver Island, North and
Kootenays with 46 players at
each camp. The weekend of

Zone victories for

Terrace minor teams

Terrace Minor Hockey rep

-teams played eight games

against Kitimat opposition on
Feb. 24 weekend and came
through with zone victories in
three series. The Totem Ford
midgets won their opener 4-2,
then won game two 6-2. Inland
Kenworth bantams posted 10-6
and 9-3 wins. Terrace atom reps
won their series in two straight
by 5-1 and 4-2 scores.

The only losing Terrace effort
came from Skeena Cellulose
peewees, who dropped their
best-of-three set to Kitimat by

7-4 and 7-5 scores. However, the.

peewee losses don’t mean their
season is finished. They head for
Cloverdale on March 17 for a
major tournament in which they
play a Japanese team in the
opener on the 19th.

Local boxers three

for five in

Terrace boxers won three out
of five bouts during the Terrace-
Prince Rupert inter-club boxing
meet Feb. 24 weekend at the
coast city. - Results were as
follows:

Terrace’s Jeremy Hunter (73
Ibs.) lost a split decision to
Rupert's Jordon Leask (80 lbs.).

Clint Bell of Terrace (103 Ibs.)
won by knockout over Donny
Price of Rupert (108 Ibs.).

Terrace’s Michael Burkett

a7 my ‘won by a TKO over

’ Terrace Peaks ‘Gyan
Kinsmen Club: on

Rupert’s Charlie Nama (170
Ibs.).

Duncan Murdoch (139 lbs.)
won by unanimous decision over
Rupert’s Bob Comeau (139
Ibs.). |

-Marcus Bernaldez (160 Ibs.)
lost by- decision to. Rupert’s
Steve Yeager (160 Ibs.).-

Upcoming action for Terrace

fighters is the Junior Golden -
Gloves at Vancouver on March: -

24, and the Buckskin Gloves at |:
Kamloops on March 31.

the formula is completed.

a Special day set for
Mark Fitzpatrick |

’ Mark Fitzpatrick, Kitimat’s gift to the NHL, is getting
his day in June. At a date to be set, the talented New York
Islander goaltender will be given a ‘Mark Fitzpatrick Day’ -
during which he’ll be honored by the community with a
gathering of old and young kockey players, plus family,
friends and community leaders, and noted hockey people
Mark has worked with over the years.

This ‘Salute to Mark’ comes after he’s completed two
years in the big league. While plans are still being for- .

mulated, early efforts indicate a special aftenoon session,
then a big dinner that night. Details will be released when

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be held in Osoyoos

April 6, 7 & 8 will see 92 players
attend the Lower Mainland
Camp. During these camps,
players will be exposed to
various concepts, skills and ter-
minology, possibly quite new to
them. Scrimmages and off-ice
lectures make up the balance of
the weekend. At the conclusion
of each camp, 20 players will be
selected to compete for their
District at the B.C. Cup
Six teams will compete in a
round robin tournament April
19-22 in Osoyoos where, as a
result, 46 players will be selected
to carry on the the B.C. Provin-

cial Under-17 Camp this sum-
mer. Players from this program
will vie for a position on the
20-man ‘Team B.C.’ roster that
will compete in the Canada
Winter Games in Charlot-
tetown, P.E.I. in February 1991.
This process is part of the Cana-
dian Amateur Hockey Associa-
tion’s Program of Excellence in
an- ongoing effort to recognize
the country’s top 16 year old
players.

Randy Jones of Terrace has
been selected to co-coach the
north team with Gord Merrit of

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