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SPORT

TERRACE STANDARD

“MALCOLM BAXTER 638-7283

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TONIGHT
Youth Soccer
(Christy Park}
UNDER 10s - 6:30 p.m.
Surveyors v Skeena Cellulose
Co-op v Centennial Lions
Copperside v Carlyle Shepherd
AGK vy Shoppers

GIRLS - 6:30 p.m.
Terrace Travel v Pizza Hut

Richards v Kinetles

THURSDAY, JULY 23
Youth Soccer
(Christy Park)
UNDER 12s - 6:30 p.m.
Cedarland v Finning
Sight & Sound v Wildwood
Brady’s FC v Bandstra

SATURDAY, JULY 25

Youth Soccer
(Christy Park)

. UNDER-7s - 9:30 a.m.
‘Terrace Shell v Vic Froese
Philpots v Tilden Tigers
Wilkinson Canons v All Seasons
Safeway v Northern Motor Inn
Rotary v Kinsmen Jets

UNDER-S8s - 10:30'a.m. _
McAlpine v Totem Ford
Cramptons v Terrace Chrysler
Dairy Queen v Skeena Sawmills

MONDAY, JULY 27
Youth Soccer
(Christy Park) ~
UNDER 17s - 6:30 p.m. :
“Manuels v Northern Digs
Braids v Takhar

TUESDAY, JULY 28
“Youth Soccer
(Christy Park)
UNDER 14s - 6:30 p.m.
Sanberry v Bavarian Inn
- Terrace Builders vy Overwaitea

_ SUNDAY, JULY 26
King of the Mountain Race
Approximately 5 miles starting at

trace Arena, 10 adn
1s io
"9 - FRIDAY, J ULY 31
Slow Pitch | :
Terrace. Men’s Slow’ « Pitch
Léague's. 16 team tournament be-
gins, winding up Monday, Aug. 3

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1
Tennis
Smithers Open Tournament be-
gins with finals set for Monday.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 2
Riverboat Days Mile
Open to all, the event is run on
Lakelse Ave. finishing at City
Hall. ~

The Terrace,Standard Of
fers Sports Menu asa pub-
lic service to- its’ readers
and local sports organiza-
tions.

If you have an event
planned, bring the details
in and we'll add tt to the
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To make the following
week’s paper, submissions
must be ta by 5. pam.
Thursday.

Clarke, Graham take triat

Out of town entries dominated
this year’s Skeena Valley Tri-
athlon. but two northwestern
athletes took advantage of the
event to qualify for B.C.’s. team
for the nationals,

Completing the event's opening
1.5km swim in 20:39, Frank
Clarke of Vancouver took a lead
he would never relinquish, cross-
ing the line in 1:55:07.

Clarke had opened ‘his Iead ta
nearly six minutes with the fastest

time in the 40km bike ride, then

paced himself to the °92 Skeena. -
Valley ‘title over the final 10km
run,

Craig Parsans of ‘Burnaby itm-
proved steadily leg-by-leg 1o take
second in 1:59:37, just squeezing
out Todd Clark of ‘Vancouver. by
68'seconds.

In the, female division, Barb
Graham of Vancouver also led
start-to-finish ‘to post a time of
2:14:46.

She had to hold off a strong

challenge, however, from fellow
Vancouverile Kristin Dyck. Dyck
closed steadily during both the
bike and running sections but the
six-minute-lead Graham had-built
up in the water proved etiough.
Dyck finished in 2:16:06,

Marion Craig of Richmond
turned in’ the. fastest 10km mun:
time but failed to catch Dyck by

. just 24 seconds,

With ‘this year’s Skecna Valley
Triathlon also designated the B.C.
championship; ~~ Graham’ and

Clarke’ both carned the’ litle of -

provincial champ.

The provincial designation also
meant the top two finishers in
their age class’ qualified for ‘the
B.C. team to compete in the na-
tionals. ; ;

Eaming berths in next month’s
Kelowna event were Joseph Nel-
son of Prince Rupert and Sean
Moran of Smithers in the Male

* Under-20 division; David Shearer

of Prince Rupert-in the Male 4D-

44 division; and Janis German,
also from the coast city, in the fe-
male 35-39 division.

Top individual Terrace finisher
was Colin Parr, 29th overall in a
time of 2:16:25 minutes.

Emerging from the water in 30
minutes even, Parr found himself
nearly four minutes back of fel-
low Terracite Ian Humphrey.

However, an average speed of

21.5 kph over the 40km bike sec-°

tion propelled Parr to. an eight
minute advantage over his
hometown rival.

He lengthened that with a time
of 37:02 for the 10km run - 15th
fastest among the men -- to finish
nearly 15° minutes clear
Humphrey.

(Parr’s. performance came. on
the heels of his July 4 win in the
Tyee Triathlon at Smithers.)

Eight minutes further back at
2:38:28 was local junior entry
David Shepherd while David
Cater (75th) and David Liseumb

of

Haldane.
selected |

A trip to the 1993 Universitad
games, a kind of olympics for na-
tional university teams, is in the
future for Terrace local Jason
Haldane. .

Haldane was one of 14 univer-
sity athletes selected for the Ca-
nadian university . national. vol-
leyball team. Haldane, who plays
volleyball for Grande - Prairic
Regional ' College, -was: the only
college player invited 10 the try-
outs in Calgary.

The national -university team
alsa acts as the Canadian junior
nationals, since funding cuts three
to four years ago. :

The Universitad games are held
every two years, and the Cana-
dian team will be playing most of
its games inthe United States. —

Haldane started his volleyball
carcer at Caledonia high school,
In 1989 ‘he competed on Team
B.C, in the Canada Games;

Since then, he has helped
Grande Prairie to third place in
the Nationals in 1992, the first
time the team bas ever entered the
competition: a

When he's not: playing ° yok
Jeyball, Haldane studies computer ©
syslems technology, his major. at

Grande Prairie.

QUT OF THE WATER in 30 minules even, Colin Parr (above) does a quick change before leaping
on his bike for the 40km trip to the Highways 16/37 junction and back to Furlong Bay, Parr went an
to finish 20th among male competitors. At right, Kitimat junior David Anthony strides out to a
2:42:35 finish, 38th among the men, Anthony had been sixth fastest on the swim but lost ground
over the remaining two stages. More than 150 athletes took partin the individual and relay events,

ae

(87th) filled out the rest of the
Terrace men’s placings.

Humphrey took third in bis 45-
49 years division, Liscumb fourth
in the 40-44 group and Shepherd
was fourth among the under-20s.

Local ladies side representa-
tives were Linda Zurkirchen
(86th overall and 12th femalc)
and Deb Jones (93rd/14th).

The loca! relay tcam assault
was led by Kenny Belanger, Mike
Christensen and Paul Clark who
finished sixth among relayers at
2:14:55...

Eleven minutes off the pace
and 23rd among fejayers: coming
out of the water, the trio began to
close it up with Christensen’s

* 1:08:15 biking lime.

The sixth fastest relay per-
formance, that lifted the team into
10th.

Clark did the rest even with
race rules requiring the past
wheelchair racing world record
holder to wait a full minute after
the hand over from Christensen
before hitting the road.

Clark’s 32:28 split. for the
10kin, the fastest relay division
time by three minutes, pulled the
trio into a team sixth place with a
final time of 2:14:55.

It also allowed them to overhaul
fellow Terracites Linda Wallace,
Rolfe McCooey and. Gary Pet-
tipas who finished ninth in the
relay division at 2:18:36.

The most thrilling local duel on
the relay side came in the all-
female division.

Diana Wood emerged from the

Colin Parr.

water in second spot, giving
teammates Tammy Woods and
Gail Sheasby less than a minute’s

* edge over the third place combo.

of Joclle Walker (swim)/Sue -
Simpson/Nina Uri, . :
Woods time of 1:22:57 over the
40km bike section was enough to
put-her team in first by the hand
over. By then, however; Simpson.
had. sliced their lead to just one’
second,
Sheasby then successfully held
off Urff over the final 10km ta
secure the divisional win by just
50 seconds. :
For detailed triathlon results,
sce SCOREBOARD on page BS.

_ Sky high performance brings silver _ o

(Sth) and Ed MacKenzie
Baseball: Gordie Birch, Bryan Fick, Trevor Jolnsoti, Jamie :
Martens, Matthew Nicholls and Gearge Poulios (8th).

Boys Basketball: David Crawley (coach), Salman Manhas (man-
ager), Jonathan Crawley, Andy De Hoog, Brian Demedciros,
Joseph Domingues and Kelsey Hidber (7th).

Ladics Golf! Linda Hamilton and Gail Johnson (8th). ;
Men’s: Golf: Tony Lopes, Jean Malenfant and: John Yasincbuk

Throwing themselves out of a
plane when it’s up there among
the clouds might not be every-
one’s first choice of how to spend
afew days away from home.

But. that’s just what Reger
Chicoine was doing July 9-12 in
Port Alberni, And, in his case, the
clouds had a silver lining. ~~”

That’s as. in ‘silver medal,

Chicoine’s reward for a second -

place finish ‘in -the — senior
parachute event at the B.C, Sum-
mer Games, held July 9-12 a
Port Alberni.

. It was one of | five silvers

brought home by Terrace athletes .

who competed as part of the Zone
7 team.

At ground level, Tony Lopes,”

winner of this year's Skecna Val-
ley Open, Jean Malenfant and
Jol. Yasiichuk drove io their
medal as members of the men’s
golfteam,

Joining them on the rinner-up
podium were Kitimat partners
Rod Donaldson, John Parsons,
‘Tom Stevens and ihe father-son

’ combo: af Bill and Cant Muilr-

head.
“Lopes” notched the fit ‘best
score amongst male golfers at

Smith swims to two

Port Alberni. ;
Strokes of a different kind

propelled Bryan Smith to Ter-

race’s: fifth silver in the Special
Olympics 25m backsiroke..

Smith also became the only lo-
cal double medalist when be
added a bronze in: the 25m
freestyle event,

Only just denied a medal were
the girls’ fast pitch softball team
who had to settle for fourth spot,
Team members were ~ Lori
Buteau, Kirsten ~Holkestad,
Carte Kluss, Kim’) Monteith,
Sherie Postuk, Michelle Ruther-
ford, Jill Smith, Augle- Sparks
and Dawn Thomsen, managed
by Vie Buteau.

Other locals finishing just- one
place short of the medals were
scnior parachutist Gary Paulson

and men's open singles tennis rep .

Richard Kriegl.
Court action also saw Shannon
Butler put together a strong game

to’ take fifth Spot in the ladies’

open’ singles while’ the” duos of
Dee Jenion/Chuck Cey and

Brad Holmburg/Matt Phillips
matched her performance . in
Masters mixcd and junior boys
‘respectively. .

On the mat, Matt Kerby
‘wresiled his way to a fifth in the
74kg class then joined Greg
Buck, Lakmir . Jaswal. and
Shayne Wilson to take sixth dn
the team event.

In archery, Wayne Enlow was -

on target for a filth place inthe

barebow, men’s bowhunter divi-~

sion while Ed MacKenzie fin-.
ished id the same position in
senior men's barebow.

And though he came home.
without a medal, John Reid sct a’
Standard for. consistency by |
finishing in. the top ten in no
fewer than five evenis, —

Competing in Special Olympics
swimming. for males, Reid was
fifth in the.50m buiterfly, sixth in
the 50m freestyle, 100in freestyle -
and 50m ‘breast stroke and ninth
in the 50m backstroke...

At right, full local results from
the Games. ;

Archery: Wayne Enlow

(SILVER).

Parachuting: Roger Chicoine (SILVER) and. Gary Paulson (4th).

Women’s Soccer: Shammi Bowal, Kelly Cooper, Roger ‘Da Silva

(coach), Kathy Galuska, Lianne Haw, Christy Hopp, Shannon

Leblond, Mui Luc, Chantal Perron, Monica Rauter, Patty Shazples, |
- Dawn Shaw, Bronagh Sheridan, Alison Siemens, Andrea Tank and:

Jackie Thomsen (8th).

Arley Spencer (8th),

Girls Softball; Shauna Austin, Lori Buteau, Vic. Buteaw (manager),
Kirsten Holkestad,Carie Kluss, Kim Monteith, Sherle Postuk,
‘Michelle Rutherford, Jilt Smith, Angie Sparks and Dawn ‘Thorsen

(4th).

“Special Olympics Swimming: John Reid (5th, three. otis and, th),
Bryan Smith (SILVER, BRONZE),

“Arlene Lindley (6th and 9th),
* Silas Clayton (7th and 12th).

Tetnis: Brad Holmburg and Mait Phillips (Sth), Tanya Booth: and |
Cathy Dickson (7th), Dee Jenion and Chick Cey (5th), Diane Cey
‘and Swarn Mann (6th), Alayne Fleischmann (8th),

(4th) and Shannon Buller (5th); °

Wrestling: Shayne Wilson (6th), Lakhbir Taswal (7th), Matt Kerby
(Sth), Greg: Buck, Lakhbir Jaswal, Matt. ereiun and Shayne, wil som

.(6th).’

Boys Softball: Gordon Annstrong, Darren Bell, JR Budden, Diniel
Coderre, Clint Drummond, Carl Goodall, Ken King (coach), Trevor
King, Maureen Leach (anager), Tom Leach (coach), Joey Losier,
-, Kurt Nester, Daniel Parker, Ken Porter, Quinton Scott-Harder and

“Gty..

Richard ‘Kriegl 1