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Terrace Minor Hockey teams

_Tan up five victories and a tie in

their eight tri-city league games
on the Nov. 7 weekend.

The Totem Ford midgets
swept a pair from Prince Rupert
midgets. John Almgren set the
pace in the 11-2 opening win
with a hat trick. Jeff Martin and
Russ McFarland each added a
pair. Singles went to Ted Taylor,
Derek Phillips, Rod Epp and
Mitch Shinde.

In Terrace’s 7-5 victory in
game two, Epp had a three-goal
performance. Taylor, Shinde,
Kevin Kennedy and Jason Wiley
padded out our scoring.

The Inland Kenworth ban-
tams also came out with a pair
of wins at Kitimat. They started
with a 10-0 shutout of the
hometown Lions, with Jason
McKaig rapping in three to set
the mood, Mike Wiebenga and
Jared Ewart each contributed
two goals.

Singles went to Vinny Red-
mond, Clint Prest and Shane
Maitland.

The second game saw Terrace
post a 9-3 win behind Wiebenga
and McKaig two-goal efforts.
Redmond, Ewart, Dennis Ban-
ister, Doug Stewart and Davey
Jones filled out the rest of the
scoring.

The Skeena Cellulose peewees
were short on players, who had
gone to Smithers for high school
volleyball finals. Terrace
managed a 5-5 tie against Rup-
ert’s peewees in the first game,
but lost the second 5-1.

Kelly . ‘Gingles had two goals.
for Terrace in the opener, Chad
Wilson, Brian Cox and Shane.
Bourgoin also scored. Chris

Junior stars
producing

Four former members of Ter-
race Minor Hockey are showing
their stuff inthe B.C. Junior
Hockey League so far this sea-
son. In the Coast Division, Ter-
race’s Mario Desjardins is the
second leading scorer, as of
Nov, 10.

Desjardins, of the Richmond

Sockeyes, has 46 points on 20.

goals and_26 assists. Former Ter-
race resident Ben Biagoni of the
Delta Flyers is seventh in scoring
with 35 points.

The Interior Division has lan
Alger of Terrace and Mark
Greyeyes of Vernon in the top 10
scoring list. Alger is tied with
two other players for seventh
place on 31 points. Greyeyes is
right behind with 30 points.

Both play for the Vernon
Lakers.

Wilkinson had four assists. In
game two, Jason Waldron spoil-
ed Rupert’s shutout bid.

The All Seasons atoms shared
a couple of high scoring games
against Kitimat’s Rotary atoms.
Kitimat won the opener 12-9,
but Terrace took the nightcap
9-5,

In the loss, David Broek
blasted home four goals when
Ken Lavoie chipped in with
three. Norm Laderouite and
Devon Van Hulle had singles.

In the victory, Lavoie came up
with four goals, while the others
went to Laderoute, Van Hulle,
Broek, Eddie Dollemore and

Jassie Osei-Tutu.

Delayed
equipment
hampers
hockey

It was a familiar situation

when the Esquimalt. Legion ar-.

rived at the Terrace-Kitimat Air-
port Nov, 6. The Vancouver Is-
land entourage wound up won-

dering what. happened to their —

luggage and hockey gear.
It seems the players made it on
the plane, but none of the goods

needed to play a Friday-

Saturday exhibition junior ‘B’
hockey series at
Tamitik against the local
Blackhawks, could be found on
arrival here.

The airline had neglected to
load the baggage compartment
with sticks, pads, uniforms, etc.

This meant cancellation of the
Friday night game, meaning a
loss of several hundred dollars
to the Blackhawks.

The gear finally arrived Satur-
day afternoon and the teams
played a-Saturday night game
that saw the Hawks score four
times in the last period to count
a 6-5 win.

Esquimalt took period leads
of 2-1 and 4-2. The winning goal
by Neilson Thomas came with
five minutes left in the game.

Lawrence Stella set the
Hawks’ pace with two goals.
Singles came from Mike Bee,
Ken Lavelle and Darren Prit-
chett,

Kitimat now has a one-win,
two-loss record against junior
‘B’ opponents. Their next home
series is Nov. 27 and 28 against
Douglas College Royals.

College gets squash

Terrace squash: players can
now play at home.

With the help of several local
squash enthusiasts, Terrace Rac-
quet Club manager Brock Wal-
dron spent all day Nov. 8 in con-
verting one of the racquetball
courts at Northwest Community
College into a squash court.

Waldron explained that it was
done by building another wall

‘inside the existing wall, and

' painting in the different dimen-

sion lines,

He said there's been large de- |

mand for squash, so they decid-
ed on the reconstruction at the
college courts. Past efforts to
provide courts never materializ-
ed,

The new court is a first for
Terrace.

Kitimat’s .

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~The Scores are...

TRI-CITY MINOR HOCKEY REP TEAM LEAGUE |

TEAM LOST TIED
ATOM DIVISION
Kitimat

. Terrace

- Prince Rupert
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Prince Rupert
Terrace
Kitimat
BANTAM DIVISION
Terrace
Prince Rupert
Kitimat
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Ev's Clippers 8 Oo 16

All Seasons 4: 4 8
’ Kiluss & Sons 2 6. 4

Skeena Hotel — 2 6. 4

| TERRACE COMMERCIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS

TEAM WON LOST TIED. POIN
Skeena Hote! 1 1 2
SKB Wreckers 1 2 0 2
Inn of the West 20 1 o- 4

TEAM WON LOST TIED
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Thornhill Okien a 1

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Totem Furniture 8 - 2 0 6
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TERRACE MEN'S REC HOCKEY LEAGUE .

North Coast Auto 6-Thornhill Okies 0
Thornhill Okies 4-Inn of the West 1
North Coast Auto 6-C,.N, 2

NOV. 8
’ NOV. 16
NOV. 12

EXHIBITION MINOR HOCKEY AT PRINCE RUPERT : a

NOV. 6 Terrace Bantam 'B' 14-Prince Rupert ‘B’ 1

TERRACE MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE.

Ev’s Clippers 69-Kluss & Sons 77
All Seasons 70-Skeena Hotel 61

Ev’s Clippers 77-All Seasons 61
Skeeno Hotel S1-Kluss & Sons 59°

| NOV. 10
NOV. 12

TERRACE MEN'S COMMERCIAL HOCKEY LE

-NOV, &. Inn of the West 13-Skeeno Hotel 5
NOV. 12 —s Inrvof the West 15-SKB Wreckers 4

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TERRACE MINOR HOCKEY HOUSE LEAGUE.

. NOVEMBER 7 WEEKEND

Kitimatt2-Terrace
Terrace 9-Kitimat 5 |
Prince Rupert 5-Terrace 5 -
Prince Rupert 5-Terrace 1
Terrace 10-Kitimat 0
Terrace 9-Kitimot3
Terrace 11-Prince Rupert 2
Terrace 7-Prince Rupert 5

‘ATOM
PEEWEE
BANTAM
| MIDGET

; TERRCE MINI-BASKETBALL LEAGUE.
“NOV.6
Williams Lakers 54-Kitelse Knicks 30

NOV. 13 Scores not avallable

Totem Furniture Cletics 44-Sight & Sound Sonics 36

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