Bantams place third in nine team series

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The Terrace Inland
Kenworth Bantams came
through with a five-win,
three-loss record at the
B.C. Minor Hockey Tier
Two, double ‘‘AA’’
Bantam championships
during the Easter holi-
day.

That was good enough
for a third place finish at
this nine-team, round-
robin series in Sidney on
Vancouver Island.

Two of the teams who
beat Terrace in the
round-robin placed first
and second. Port Alber-
ni, with a 5-4 win over
Terrace went through
unbeaten to take the
championship. Fernie,
with a 12-3 shellacking
of the Terrace athletes in
game two, took the run-
nerup spot with only one
loss.

The youngsters open-
ed with a tight 5-4 win
over Beaver Valley, in
which Mitch Shinde and
Derrick Phillips each
scored twice. Robert
Holmberg got the other
goal,

On day two, they split

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on their two scheduled
games, It was no contest
against the strong entry
from Fernie as Terrace
suffered a 12-3 setback.
Wiley, Phillips and Ken
Lavelle handled the scor-
ing.

The boys regained
their composure that
night and downed 100
Mile House 9-5. Rod
Epp came up with a hat
trick, while Phillips con-
tributed a pair. Singles
went to Wiley,
Holmberg, Shinde and

Shane Maitland, who.

had been called up from
the Westar Peewees
earlier.

In game ‘four Terrace
took a tough 7-6 loss at
the hands of Mission. A
win in this game would
have meant Terrace was
still in contention.
Shinde fired home three
goals while the others
went to Wiley, John
Almgren and Graham

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Thomas. The loss evened
their record at.two and
two.

Game five was a
shootout as Terrace rip-
ped Sidney 18-0.
Holmberg had four goals
and Maitland three.
Wiley, Shinde and Epp
all came up with a pair.
Singles went to Phillips,
Lavelle, Kevin Kennedy,
Rene Mailloux and John

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This brought Terrace
to three wins and two
losses, but next day saw
them fall to three and
three as the team was
edged 5-4 by Port Alber-
ni. Wiley with two, and
singles by Holmberg and’

‘Maitland took care of

their scoring.

The lads roared back
with a resounding 12-2
win over Enderby in
their second-to-last
game. Shinde with three,
plus Holmberg, Epp and
Maitland with two each

were tops in this
shooting gallery effort.
Lavelle, Phillips and
Wiley had one cach.

At this stage it was
learned that Terrace

could gain third place.

overall if they managed a
victory over Whitehorse
in their final game next
day.

The boys came
through in fine style with
Shinde, Holmberg,
Wiley and Epp supplying
the scoring punch in a
4-2 win over the
northerners.

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