Knights’
morning to
remember

LOCAL YOUNGSTERS had
a morning of fun competition,
refreshments and an op-
portunity to take home a
trophy Saturday, Jan. 28,
courtesy of the Knights of
' Columbus.

The event was the basketball
free-throw competition the or-
ganization stages each year for
10-14 year old boys and girls.

All competitors took 15
Shots at the hoop for the local
Council competition.

When the last ball had been
thrown, Fernando Medeiros
and Andrea Van Gelder had
taken the 14 years titles while
Michael Botelho emerged as

the 13 years boys
sharpshooter. (There were
entries in the girls’ side of that
age group).

Sukhjit Dhaliwal outshot his
12 year old rivals as did
Alison Mantel. .

Among 11 years olds, Rick
Dhaliwal and Pam Gauronski
came out on top and the 10
year old winners were Justin
Voogd and Meghan Janes.

Each of the winners then
took another 25 shots in a bid
. fo win the district title.

Organizer Gualter Rego ex-
plained the district took in
Terrace, Smithers, Prince
~ Rupert and Kitimat.

Similar competitions were
held in those communities and
_ the Council winners at each

location also had another 25

throws,

_ The district medal winners
-will be decided by tabulating
those various results.

The same score comparison
will then apply in deciding if

any of the northwest district
. winners did well enough to

take the State (provincial title).
. While the competition at that
last level is pretty tough, Rego
‘anticipated =the countback
would show a couple of Ter-
race competitors had picked
up. district titles.

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There are 26 coaches In the
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coaching techniques, Would it
surprise you that the least
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should be the most complex?

Mike Keenan [fs perceived as

something of a Jekkyi and Hyde.

7 An intelligent strategist and a
ruthless manipulator but really his
philosophy is quite basic as his
newest star player Brett Hull has
quickly found out.

“Mike is really a great guy,”
said Brett after the St, Louis
Blues won their first game. at
home. “He just wants you to work
hard and do what he asks and if
you don’t, he'll snap!"

it was expected that Keenan
‘and the free-spirited Hull would
be at odds within hours of Mike's
hiring. Instead, they're admiring
each other as though they found
out they're long-lost brothers.

There's an impression Keenan
spends hours poring over tapes
and drills but he really does little
of that. His cup-winning Rangers
didn't practise the powerplay ail —
year, Instead, he pushes
conditioning and pushes emotion
and he pushes and pushes.
Some can handle il, some can't.

He always seems to have a
celebrated confrontation with a
star. In Chicago, Ed Belfour hated
being pulled from the goal and
Doug Wilson simply hated
Keenan. In New York, Sergel
Zubov was sent to the minors ©
and Brian Leetch was benched. -

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eaecen he Canucks
—_ by Jim Hughson

Well, perhaps not all the
guys, Craig Janney has never
been benched for two straight -
games inhis life.

Keenan Isn't revolutionizing
the way ihe game Is played.
His ‘my way or the highway’
style is actually reminiscent of
coaches from the ‘NHL's.
garliest days. -

. To succeed, though, he must
be in control and that's why
there’s only. one general
manager he can.work for.
Himself. :

It's simple really.

There's no comfort zone with
Keenan. Few players lave him;
some loathe him; many fear him.
He has little time for those who
whine and heaps responsibility
on the stars.

“He's been great,” says Al
MacInnis, who seldom leaves the
ica, ") talked to the guys who
played for him on the Rangers
and they say he’s really changed.
There haven't been any of the
horror stories, the Iron Mike stuff,
He's treated us with class and all
the guys have responded to that
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