B10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 30, 1994

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Player draws suspension, fine

J WENT TO a fight and a floor
hockey game broke oul.

Maybe It’s not quite that bad,
but the OPOV TI tournament
has its share of fisticufts.

Even atits All-Star game.

Organizer Devon Kuiper said
the free-wheeling goal fest was

brought to .a..slandstill in. the.

third period by a major con-
frontation. :

This time, however, one of
the players went. too far,
Kuiper said, delivering a head
butt.

Ata meeting of officials fol-
lowing the game, he said it was
decided to hand Steve Schmidt
a one game suspension and
$50 fine,

Schmid, a member of the

Enjoyment key to success

GETTING TO the top in the
world of Ice skating takes a lot
of hard work.

But two-time Canadian
Ladies champion. Tracey
Wainman says the most impor-
tant thing for young skaters to
remember is to enjoy what
they’re doing.

“JE you enjoy it, it’s a lot
easier to put in the work,’’ she
explains,

“There will be up days and
down days,’ she wams, but
adds the good days will erase
the memory of the others.

One of the galaxy of skaling
stars who last night delighted
the audience at. Kitimat’s
Tamitik arena, Wainman first

donned blades at the age of

five years.

“My Mum put me in a local
(Toronto) skating ¢lub,’’ she
recalls.

Mum knew what she was
doing. Just five years later and
Wainman was taking part in
her first International competi-
tion.

At age 10 she competed in
her first World’s and in 1981,
at the age of 13, she won her
first Canadian championship.

Bul it would be five years
before she would repeat that
triumph, one Wainman de-

_ will only, be able to:play if he

Blue Whities, will therefore
miss tomorrow night’s [inal
round-robin game in which the
team will be trying to lock up
the final playoff-berth in Divi-
sion ‘A’. oO,

And if the Blue. Whities
make the playoffs, Schmidt

has paid the fine, Kuiper
added. -

Tomorrow night’s game Is
just as important for opponents
Big Buds since a win would
virtually assure. them of a
playoff berth as well.

In Division ‘B’ Westpoint
Warriors and Terrace Chimo
Redmen are already through
while the Wild Ones appcar
destined to bow out.

scribes as the high point of her
career.

The interval, she says, had
been tough because of the ad-
justments necessary with
growing up, ‘‘so I appreciated
it much more.”’

Now 26-years-old = with
several years on the profes-
sional circuit behind her,
Wainman siill leves skating.

But she admits the travel in-
volved with tours such as the
World Cup Figure Skating
Champions show can be tiring.

And though the show may
visit scores of cities large and
small, ‘‘We don’t get a chance
to see them.”

The schedule usually has the
skaters flying in the night be-
fore, sometimes even the
morning of the show, then
leaving for the next town as
soon as it’s over.

This tour ends April 4 and is
followed by a 10 day break be-
fore a couple of shaws in the
Slates,

Wainman says she'll likely
then get a month off before
they swing into their summer
tour.

Yes, it’s a full-time job, and
one she’s not about to give up.
“T think I’ve got quite a few
years lef yet,’” she says.

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PEAKS GYMNASTS are now a
force to be reckoned with.

Seven club members made that
abundantly clear at this year’s
Dogwood Invitational at Rich-
mond,

Time was when successes at the
big meets were few and far be-
tween.

But three overall] medals, a host
of event medals and a couple of
special awards showed those days
are gone.

Peaks enjoyed a particularly
strong showing in the Provincial
‘B’ Tyro division where Eva
Mateus and Kelly Julseth came
away with overall silver and
bronze respectively,

Mateus took top spot in the
vault, beam and floor, only her
eighth place finish on the bars
keeping her from overall gold.

Julseth bronzed on the bars, fin-

MAGNIFICENT SEVEN. Terrace Peaks gymnasts Eva Mateus
(not in order), Kelly Julseth, Chelsey Schumeister, Bobby Jo
Wagner, Ashley Biake, Shannon Chalupiak and Erin Sandhals

Gymnastic tide turns

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ished fourth on the Moor and
added a couple of sixths in the
remaining events.

The meet was also a good ons
for Chelsey Schumeister who put
in the best floor routine of the 22
Divisional ‘B’ Argo competitors.

A third on the beam and two
top-10 finishes:on vault and bars.
eamed her and overall bronze.

Her floor routine also won the
choreography award.

In the same division, teammate
Bobby Jo Wagner. put together
four tep-10 finishes including a
fifth on the bars to come in 10th
overall, _

Shannon Chalupiak carried the
Peak colours in fine fashion. in
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