B12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 17, 2002

Score board

Golf
July 6-7
Skeena Valley Women’s Open

Overall low gross ;

Angie Horranopoulas 178 Kitimat

Overall low net

Elen Smith 142 Terrace

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Champion Barb Williams” 185 Smithers

1st Flight Surinder Dhami 195 Terrace

2nd Flight Brenda De Jong 196 Terrace

Eirst low net

Champion Debbie Carruthers 148 Terrace

ist Flight Bonnie Donaldson 152 Kitimat

2nd Flight + AinaPetterson 150 Terrace
From B6

Soccer players praised

bagged a silver medal fin-
ish,

The team narrowly lost
out to Campbell River.

That’s an improvement
on last year’s bronze
medal finish for the team.

The team also picked
up the Interior Cup — the
award for most wins out of
the teams from the north-
ern, Okanagan and Koote-
nay zones. .

The boys Under 18 Se-
lects, coached by Al
Chesterman, earned a
bronze medal at the event
and also picked up the In-
terior Cup,

They had two wins, two
ties and one loss.

This is the sixth visit to
provincials for these play-
ers — most of whom have
gone through minor saccer
together.

The boys Under 16 Se-
lects, under the direction

Holiday
drags lose
one race
day to rain

By LISSA

ARCHIBALD
THE TERRACE Drag
Race Association celebra-
ted Canada’s birthday in
its own unique fashion
over the July long week-
end,

Racers and fans found
plenty of reason to cele-
brate - especially compe-
titors who managed to
make the weekend’s final
winners list.

The competitor celebra-
ting the loudest was Ben
Stevens, who tcok the Sa-
turday night Street Series
win as he left his opponent
Lissa Archibald spinning
her tires at the start line,

On Sunday, racers com-
peted for the King of the
Strip top positions.

A tather nervous Adam
Gagnon of Moricetown
lined up next to Chris Bie
of Terrace for the final
King crown for cars and
with a little help from
Chris, Adam was crowned
King.

In the Sled/bikes class
Lissa Archibald finally
found her way to the win-
ners circle and was awar-
ded top spot.

Sunday also featured
the popular Gamblers
races, in which the winner
takes home a pot full of
cash.

The lucky racer this
time was Tony Demelo, a
strong contender racing out
of Terrace. |

For the sled/bike class,
Kevin Enmark of Kitimat
had the last laugh as he
walked away with some
cash after managing to
pull of probably the slow-
est run of the day.

On Monday the cele-
brating came to a reluctant
halt as organizers decided
it was going to be the
TDRA's first rainout in
more than two years,

But racers and fans can
save up that cheering for
the July 27-28 weekend
when the TDRA gears up
again for some fast paced
fun out at the airport.

Hreside chats coming
te tbe neighbourhood.

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of Steven Hales and

George Lomas, also quali-

fied for the provincials.
Though the team came

together as best it could,

players were plagued by
injuries leaving the team
with only 11 able bodied
players and no subs.

This group of players
has also previously earned
provincial bronze medals.

mm Pedal power

CHIRON KANTAKIS, the overall winner of last

‘year’s All Season’s Source for Sports downhill race,

powers down the challenging course at Shames
Mountain. This year’s race is set for July 21 at

‘noon. This year it’s part of the Terrace Standard

Adventure Challenge 2002 — a series of outdoor

“events taking place this summer, This Sunday's
_face is the first chance for competitors to start accu-

mulating series points. FILE PHOTO

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