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Northern Christian Schools Tourney

. Girls Pool Round Robin Standings

1 ~ Bulkley Valley (Smithers)
2- Centennial (Terrace)

3- Centennial B

4 Prince Rupert

FINAL:

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-Centennial bt Bulkley Valley 2-1

Boys Pool Round Robin standings

1- Centennial (Terrace)

2- Bulkley Valley (Smithers)
3- Centennial Grade 8s

4- Cedars (Prince George)

FINAL:

Centennial bt Bulkley Valley 2-0

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DEPRIVED of first in
their round robin pool,
Clarence Michiel proved

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6 22 came to the final of the
5 19 Grade 6 boys volleyball
2 14 tourney.

37 Saturday’s annual
; 5 elementary school show-

“down saw seven {cams
from six schools take to
‘the courts at Thornhill Jr.

se -| Secondary,

19 ; A remarkably evenly

18 matched ‘B’ pool saw all

15 three teams split their

14 matches against each
‘other, forcing a count-

13 back ticbreaker.

12 Veritas, having con-
So. ceded fewer points than
6 vo its rivals, took top spot
5 ne - edging out Cassie Hall.
4 And it was the same
story in the ‘A’ pool with
three teams finishing with
2-1 records,

Despite having beaten
Centennial Christian 15-
11, 15-10 in the round
robin, the Clarence
Michiel A team was
relegated to second on the
countback.

The close matches con-
tinued in the semis,
Clarence Michicl A beat
off a strong Veritas chal-
lenge 15-8, 15-17, 15-9 to
advance,

Meanwhile, Centennial
were going through the
same experience on the
other court, edging Cassic
Hall 15-12, 13-15, 15-9.

That set up the rematch
final where Clarence
Michiel had their work

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The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 7, 1994 - B11

All Seasons Source For Sports Presents...
Paul Kariya best pick!

If discipline begets points

The Voice of
The Canucks
by Jim Hughson

during the lockout.

“Steve's doing really well.
He's-smart, has good wheels
and he's producing
offensively and you can’t ask
much more than that from a
17-year-old. Martin is a sniper
unlike myself and Steve. He's
got the shooter's touch so
maybe he'll be the first goal-
scorer in the family.”

We suspect Paul will get
his fair share of goals, too.
But not in a shinny game.
He's disciplined enough to
save them for when the
Ducks get back on the pond.

good pick in your hackey poo!

again.

The 20-year-old from North
Vancouver was the best college
hockey player alive in 1993 but
resisted the temptation to jump
to the NHL when Anaheim

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rugby although you're not likely
to get him to talk about it.
Appropriately, a man of few
words has a name with fewer
letters.

There's plenty being said by
athers about his three boys,
though. Paul is already the best
hockey player in’ Anaheim.
Younger brother Steve is
notching two points a game
with Nanaimo in the B.C. Junior
League and is likely to follow
his older brother's path ta
Maine next year, Thirteen-year-
ald Martin is filling the net far
his minor hockey team. Paul
has had a chance to watch both

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“| find that when I’m by

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