6 Terrace Review — Wednesday, September 24, 1986

soccer season ends for Terrace youth —

Terrace Youth Soccer
participants enjoyed
another outstanding
season this year — a
season that ended last
week with final playoff
games in the eight divi-
sions.

The May-to-Septem-
‘ber action included Ter-
race hosting the B.C, in-
terior ‘B’ championships
and an under-18 select
team gaining third place
in a major tournament at
Langley.

Here’s how each divi-
-sion wound up their
season during the
double-knockout play-
offs over the first two
weeks of this month.

UNDER:7 DIVISION

Terrace Chrysler came
back through the ‘B’ side
to win this six-team sec-
tion. The Chrysler kids
started with a 4-0 win
over Doc’s United. They
were bounced to ‘B’ side
by a 3-1 loss to Ken’s
Photo, From there it was
four wins in a row — 2-0
over Dairy Queen in the

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championship game.
UNDER-S DIVISION .

Sundance waltzed
through undefeated to
capture this six-team
division. They started

_ with a bye, then downed

Kinsmen 2-0 -in the
quarter-final, In the
semi-final, Sundance
edged Tilden 2-1. Tilden
dropped to ‘B’ side and
eliminated Lions 3-0 to
gain another shot at Sun-
dance. But it was the
same result as in the
earlier game and Sun-
dance came through with
another 2-1 win in the
final.

UNDER-10 DIVISION

In this largest (eight
teams) of all league divi-
sions, the Co-op came

through with four:

Straight victories to cap-
ture the championship.
They started with a 3-1
win over Carlyle Shep-
herd in the opening

round, then edged
A.G.K. Pacmen 2-1 in
quarter-final action. The
Co-op doubled up on
Westar 4-2 in the semi-
final, then defeated
Westar by the same score
in the final, after Westar
came back through the
‘B’ side.

UNDER-11. DIVISION

Northwest Sportsmen
suffered a 4-0 first-round
loss to Finning in this
four-team section, but
then dropped down to
‘B’ side where they beat
the other two teams for

another crack at Fin-.

ning. First it was 4-0 over
Aqua-Plumbing, then
1-0 over Cedarland Tire.
The Sportsmen then
gained revenge by down-
ing Finning 3-2 for the
title.

UNDER-12 DIVISION

Bavarian Inn had a
route similar to North-

Senior Boys Volleyball
Senior Giris Volleyball

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SPORTS SCHEDULE FOR SEPT. 27

HOUSTON: Bycs/Hazelton
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west Sportsmen in their

division, only slightly
altered. Bavarian lost 5-1
to Northern Drugs in the
opener of their four-
team series. On ‘B’ side
they eliminated Sight
and Sound 3-1, then
faced Northern Drugs
again and sidelined them
4-3. In the final against
Bud’s Truckers, -Bava-
rian grabbed a 3-2 vic-
tory.

UNDER-14 DIVISION

_ Northern Motor Inn
swept this four-team set
with three wins in a row.
They started by beating
Rotary 4-0, then edging

All Seasons 2-1.: Down
on ‘B’ side, All Seasons
took out Rotary 4-0 for
another shot at the Inn
kids. Northern won the
championship game 3-1.

GIRLS’ DIVISION

It was the long road
back for K’shian Con-
struction after they lost
2-1 to Pizza Hut in the
opener of this four-team
playoff. On ‘B’ side,
K’shian started with a
2-1 win over Kinettes,
then beat Richard’s 4-0.
In their second contest
against Pizza Hut,
K’shian prevailed with a
3-1 win for the title.

UNDER-18 DIVISION

Three straight wins
gave Dave’s Plumbing
the championship of the
oldest age group. They
started with a 3-1 victory
over Manuel’s Pumas,
then outscored Braid’s
Rovers 6-4. In the cham-
pionship game it was
Dave’s over Manuel’s
4-2.

As the season comes to
an end, we would be
remiss if we failed to
congratulate Vic Jolliffe
on his excellent job in
keeping statistics for all
divisions and supplying
us with all the scores.
Thank you, Vic.

Here’s

played.
UNDER:7
Dairy Queen 4, Canons 0

Terrace Youth Soccer
League playoff scores for each divi-
sion, in order as the games were

Terrace Chrysler 4, Dac's United 0

Ken's Photo 3, Terrace Chrysler 1

UNDER-14

Cedarland Tire 1, Aqua Plumbing 0
Finning 4, Northwest Sportsman 0
Finning 5, Cadarland 1

Northwest Sportsman 4, Aqua 0
Northwest Sportsman 1, Cadarland 0

Shoppers 3, Surveyors 2
Westar 4, Shoppers 1
Co-op 4, Westar 2

To the editor,

The members of the
Northwest Junior Tennis
Team who recently took
part in the provincial
Pepsi-Challenge final in
Vancouver wish to ex-

Junior Boys Bolleyball

KITIMAT: Nisgha/Thornhlil/Skeena/Booth/Kitwanga
Junlor Gliris Volleyball

KITIMAT: Skeena/Nishga/Thorn/Booth/Smithers/Bycs/
. Hazelton/Houston

‘Grade Eight Boys Volleyball

BOOTH: Skeena/Kitwanga

Grade Elght Girls Volleyball

BOOTH: Kitwanga/Skeena (2)

Dalry Queen 5, McAlpine 0

Doc’s 3, McAlpine 2

Terrace Chrysler 2, Canons 0
Dairy Queen 3, Ken’s 0

Terrace Chrysler 3, Doc's 0
Terrace Chrysler 4, Ken's 1
Terrace Chrysler 2, Dairy Queen 1

UNDER-8

Northwest Sportsman 3, Finning 2

UNDER:12

Northern’ Drugs 5, Bavarian Inn 4
Bud's Truckers 3, Sight & Sound 0
Bud’s 3, Northern Drugs 2
Bavarlan inn 3, Sight & Sound 1
Bavarlan inn 2, Northern Drugs O
Bavarian Inn 3, Bud's 2

press their appreciation
and thanks for the sup-
port provided by several
Terrace and Kitimat
sponsors:

Elker Auto Supply

Ltd., Westar, Northwest a a
Tilden 3, Lions 0
sporman, Sesto, GUPLTING SIQM-UP | setoce een uNDER
McEwan Motors, Alcan, Dave's Plumbing 3, Manuel's Pumas 1
Williams Moving & Stor- UNDER-10 Brald's Rovers 8, Philpott's Cheetahs 1

age, Kitimat Iron, Inland
Kenworth, TL & T Elec-

tric Ltd, Ev's Mens wh tt Skeana Sawmill 5, Thunderbirds 4 Dave's 4, Manuel's 2

Wear, Atom Motors, With ice now being in- Cox and secretary Judy Co-op 5, A.G.K, Pacmen 2

Jon’s Hairstyling, Tilden Stalled for the upcoming Austin. Directors are Wastar 6, Sheena Sawmill | 42 GIRLS’ DIVISION 3
-A- eason, t : i urveyors 5, Carlyle Shepher chards 1, Kinettes

Rent-A-Car, Skeena season, the TerraceCurl- Marie Beckley, Bob Shooters & Thunderbirds 0

Surveyors 4, Skeena Sawmill 3

Shoppers 3, A.G.K. Pacmen 1
Co-op 4, Westar 2

Autometal Shop Lid.,
Neville Hope, Indepen-
dent Industrial Supply,
‘Dorothy Cheyne.

The 1986 Northwest
Pepsi-Challenge Junior
Tennis Team.

season teams for the League play begins Oc-
: tober 14, |
Less Goodies Registration takes A large number of

In any two-week period of
1981, 56 percent of all American
families had baked a pie, cake or
cookies. By 1984, that figure
had dropped to 41 percent, ac-
cording to a survey by NPD
Group, a marketing research
firm.

Cross Country

Junior Boys Soccer — KITIMAT
HOUSTON: Chandler Park/Booth/Hazelton,

this weekend

ing Club is calling on all
curlers to drop by the
club this weekend for a
social evening and
registration session.

The social evening is
Friday night when old
curlers and newcomers
can meet and possibly

place all day Saturday
for all leagues. The ex-
ecutive this year is presi-
dent Glen Thomsen,
vice-president Brian
Copeland, treasurer Rod

Park, Brian Jackson,
Ken Blaines, Judy
Degerness, Henry Rauter
and Lynn Apolczer.

The season opens on
October 4th with a
‘fun’? spiel. ‘‘Curl
Canada’”’ instruction
classes will be held the
week of October 6 to 10,

curlers from Kitimat are
expected for regular
league play in men’s,
ladies’ and mixed, due to
the Kitimat club being
closed for the year.

Tilden 7, Totem Ford 6
Kinsmen 2, Lions 0
Tilden 2, Vic Froese 0
Sundance 2, Kinsmen 0
Kinsmen 2, Totem Ford 1
Lions 5, Vic Froase 2
Sundance 2, Tilden 1
Lions 1, Kinsmen Q

Co-op 3, Carlyle Shepherd

A.G.K. Pacmen 4, Surveyors 2

Westar 5, Shopper's Drugs

“Come info our office at
- 4648 Lakelse Ave., Terrace -
--.» Phone 638-8581. -

UNDER:-14

All Seasons 2, Terrace Builders 1
Northern Motor Inn 4, Rotary 0
Northern Motor Inn 2, All Seasons 1
Rotary 3, Terrace Builders 0

Ali Seasons 4, Rotary 0

Northern Motor Inn 3, All Seasons 1

Sharks 1

Dave's 6, Brald’s 4 ;
Manuel's 1, Phiipott’s 0
2 Manuel's 3, Braid's 2

Pizza Hut 2, K’Shian Construction 1_
Pizza Hut 2, Richards 0

K'Shian 4, Kinettes 0

K’'Shian 3, Pizza Hut 1

“Guiepian

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