Page BG — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 26, 1992

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OPENING NIGHT winners at the Terrace Legion Darts Open
were Paul Dejong (left), Sue Simpson and Noel Noble. The tria
took the mixed triples, a new event for northwestern tour-
naments, knocking off Bill Robinson, Bob Bennett and Kay

Munroe in the finals. Losing semi-finalists were Brian McCabe,
Cathy Maestrello and Stef Maestrello and ‘the trio-of Malcolm
Smith, Jacqueline DaSilva and Wendy Fisher.

From B4

Hendry scores No. 3,000

27-1 season record — losing on-
ly once to an NCAA team —
and a: perfect 14-0 district
record, Their nearest rivals, the
Western Washington Wildcats,
had a 10-4 district record.

Hendry now has 3,033 career
paints and 653 points on the
season, She has averaged 23.3
points per game and has played
an average of just 27 minutes
per game.

Only four other’ NAIA
players have surpassed 3,000
and only five have officially
done so in the NCAA {although

TERRACE — Nearly 50 Ter-
tace athletes are off to the B,C,
Winter Games this weekend in
Vernon.

Numerous coaches and of-
ficials will also be travelling
there for the Games.

The following athletes will be
represcnting the city in Pentic-
ton: :

* Badminton: Surinder
Dhaliwal, Tony Broman, Diane
Cey, Lisa Mailloux, Nancy
Condon, Chuck Cey, Laurie
Buteau, Mike McAllister,
Byron Mikaloff,

* Boxing: Robert Doane,
Buddy Doane, Clint Bell, Jassy

Smoothies ski to

TERRACE — A Terrace skier
was part of a northwest masters
team that put together a silver
medal performance in the 12th
annual Labatt’s Blue Over-the-
Hill downhill race in Vernon,
Forty-year-ald George
Schibli, joined Smithers team-
mates Wayne Huxtable and
Judy and Bob Rowsell on the

ficial records). -

The next player ahead of
Hendry in NAIA scoring
history is Wingate, North
Carolina’s Direne Thomas, who
scored 3,141,

Amid the celebrations of last
week, Hendry was also named
NAIA national player-of-the-
week for chalking up 79 points,
29 rebounds and 12 steals in
three Clan wins. a

And she was picked NAIA
district 1 player-of-the-year for
an unprecedented fourth con-
secutive year.

Hendry and Schnider were
jick for district allt

Gill,

¢ Figure Skating: Jessica
Lambright, Nicole Page, Jen-
nifer Kuehne.

* Gymnastics: Trina Mateus,
Kirsten Holkestad, Leah
Graham, Jenniver Neves.

* Karate: Rosy Sanghera,
Matt Merrill, Paul Fleming,
Jassie Osei-Tutu, Jaime Janzen,
Deb Casey, Darcy McKeown,
Ted Berlin.

* Luge: Amy Kabernik,
Stephanie Kuhar, Adam
Kirkwood, Kyle Stevenson,
Angela Rioux, Todd Taylor.

© Swimming :Cory Holland,
David Vanderlee, Jocelyn Cox-

Smithers Smoothies team to
clinch second place in their
combined age group at Silver
Star Mountain.

They were competing in the
175-200 age group — the total
of the four skiers. ages.

Last year the Smoothies won
gold in Vernon. But it was no
dice this time as they were

stars. And Clan coach Alison
MacNeil, who collected her
100th victory this month, was
named district 1 coach-of-the-
year.

Although Hendry says she
feels ‘‘pretty good’’ about the
season’s accomplishments, she
says there is still another goal
that has eluded the team.

“The national championship
would be nice,” she said.

SFU has a first-round bye in
district playoffs, which get
underway this week. |

Hendry is taking one step at a
time and says she hasn’t decided

what she will do after-the nats,

ames athletes depart

ford, Aimee Peacock, Tori
Mackenzie, Denise Vanderlee.
* Masters Swimming: Joe
Mandur, John Dando, Scott
Siemens, Marian Duffus.

© Wheelchair Basketisall:
Olivier Poissonneau, John
Reid, Silas Clayton, David
Pereversoff, Tony Humphrey,
Terry Reinert.

Kitimat will also be sending
competitors in masters swimm-
ing, badminton, karate, figure
skating, boys hockey, women’s
hockey, judo, speed skating,
swimming, luge sledding, cross-
country skiing.

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ousted by a Vancouver team
with two ex-national - team

members — Dan and Doug Ir-.

win, .

The northwesterners ended
up. placing 19 out of 70 teams
overall, and all four members
placed within the top 100 in.
dividually among the 317 racers
competing.

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‘have no idea yet,’? she
said, “Il figure that out after-
wards.’”

-She is currently completing
‘her: fourth year of kinesiology,
which would qualify her for a
career in physiotherapy.

But Hendry says basketball is
still.on her mind. She begins

Canadian Olympic team try- , .

outs Mar. 26 and is stil] aiming
for the summer Olympics in
Barcelona, Spain this summer.

Another option for her is to
play professionally for one of
the: women!s.teams in,-Europe.

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