Sport Scope

Games berths booked

TERRACE skaters Carol Kozier and Daniel Mil-
ler will be winging their way to Vancouver in
February.

Excellent performances turned in by the duo at
the recent try-outs resulted in their being selected
to represent the northwest zone at the 1996 B.C.
Winter Games,

Praising the pair’s achievement, Skating Club
spokesman Kim Goodall noted competition was

lot of skaters chasing them.

Winter Games.

Bantams tripped up

SCORING THE first goal didn’t prove to be
much of an advantage for the Terrace Inland Ken-
worth Bantams Reps in recent Tri-Cily league ac-
tion.

Rupert, the Bantams opened the scoring in both
their games against arch rivals Kitimal.

However, Kitimat came back both times to win
5-3 in the first and 8-3 in the other. In that second

‘game Terrace found the net twice before the host

team got on the board but seemed to miss the
presence of two players who were forced to sit
this one out.

With a rematch against Kitimat next up on its
Tri-City schedule, Terrace was hoping home ice
advantage would allow the tables to be turned.

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Injuries keep
Cal from final

HAVING three starters on the sidelines proved too
big a handicap for Caledonia to overcome in the
Senior Boys soccer zones semi-final.

Facing Kitimat, a team they'd defeated earlier in the
six-team, double-knockout toumey, Cal came up on
the wrong side of a 2-1 scoreline and had to setile for
third. Gurmeet Sidhu scored Cal’s marker, .

Cal had opened the two-day playoff in style, ham-
mering six first half goals past the Prince Rupert
Secondary goalic. Although unable to add to that tal-
ly in the second half, they controlled the game for the
most part, Rupert’s only goal coming against the run
of play.

Cal’s six goals were spread out across the team,
Chris Hernes, Victor. Basanti, Warren Connacher,

. Mike Krisinger, Marcus Hirst and Sidhu getting one

apiece.

That brought up their first meeting with Mount
Elizabeth of Kitimat, Connacher and Soren Kirby
finding the net in a 2-1 victory.

Cal then faced the only other unbeaten team — and

pre-tournament favourites — Smithers, Hirst picking
up his second goal of the weekend in a 3-1 loss.
“In the final, Kitimat were obviously feeling the af-
fects of their third consecutive game as the
Smithereens obliterated them 7-0 to book their pas-
sage to the provincial championships.

Assessing the zone reps chances, Art Erasmus said
the Smithers team looked at Jeast as skillful as the
Cal squad he took to fourth place in the provincials
two years ago,

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