B4 Terrace Review — Wednesday, April 4, 1990

_ Good show for Bluebacks me
at B. C. een

bronze meiial. Jocelyn “also oY
placed fifth in her 50m fly arid .

Contributed: by:
Shelly Morgan. ~

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. The Terrace "Bluebacks were

~ outstanding at the B.C. Com-.

= petitive Swimming, Champion-
« ships held in Victoria March 16,

{put in lifetime best -perform-

_ ances, bringing home 14 medals, _
23 lifetime best: swims, and two -
26.8-and. ‘5B; 554° -heating the old.
The two younger swimmers, -
and . Tina
-Holland, had a great. meet.’
- Garth, although at the bottom.

_new provincial records.

‘Garth Coxford

‘of his age group, challenged

‘other older swimmers for final -
spots, placing ninth.in his 100m ~
butterfly, 11th in the 100 back |

and 12th in his 50m fly. _
Tina was a triple gold medal
_winner’as well as a triple silver
medal winner, dominating ‘the
100m and 200m individual med-

a Jey. events ‘and also. winning the

- 50m breast stroke..
The: competition © “was. really :
hot in-the 11 and 12 age group,

but not hot enough to stop Cory.

Holiand: Cory: won six gold

- medals ,over the .weekend and
- 17 and-18, The Blueback squad

claimed: two new provincial rec-
ords as well. - Tens

, .,Cory set new y standards i in the
"0m and 100m. freestyle with a

-mark set by Steve Vandermeulan
‘in 1981. Cory.is now looking
forward to.a few more meets as
an’11 and 12-year-old where he
can improve upon his own pro-
Vincial records until he turns 13.

Cory’s teammates, Jocelyn
Coxford and Aimee Peacock,
did their part to help out their
‘team and improve their in-
dividual performances. Jocelyn
did a personal best in her 200m
fly of 2.43.8, and that won her a

eighth in the 100. fly and 50m.
back.

six best times out of eight events.

Aimee swam some-incredible.
races as ‘well, placing fourth in
the 50m and-200m breast stroke. f
(just being: out-touched for the |
bronze). Aintee also placed sixth .
in the 100 breast and 400 IM and
seventh in the 200 IM. Both .

Jocelyn’ and | Aimee: ‘can’ -still

‘swim in the summer B.C. cham- ©
pionships ‘as 11 and 12-year-.

olds.

_The whole Blueback: team jis
‘now taking’a spring break -holi- &
day before they start training for |
the summer long course season. °
Future meets ‘include a -trip:to-
Ketchikan, Alaska and the an- -

nual Prince Rupert meet:

iy, he Scores Ares

’ Gory Holland

400 Breast — 1.18.9 (ist)
200 Breast — 2.50.3 (tst)

- §0 Freestyle — 26.8 (ist) —
100 Freestyle — 58.55 (1st)
200 Freestyle — 2.13.7 (1st)

' 400 Fly — 1.11.0 (5th)
100 Bact — 1.11.1 (3rd)

_ Tina Holland

"100 IM — 1.19.0 (1st)
 §0-Breast — 42.6 (1st)
200 IM. — 2.51.7 (1st)

. 100 Breast — 1.34.8 (2nd)
" §0 Fly — 37.2 (2nd)

50 Free — 32.5 (2nd)

100 Free — 1:10.7 (4th) |
100 Fly _ 4 24.82 (Sth):

200 Individual Medley — 2.28. 2 (13st)

INN 4...

B.C. COMPET ITIVE
SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
RESULTS

Garth Coxtord
100 Back: —.1.29.4 (11th) -
50 Fly —-40.6 (12th) >
500 Free — 36.4

50 Back — 42.5

100.Fly — 1.32.9 (9th)
"200 1M — 3.07.1 .

Jocelyn Coxford
 4100:Back — 1.20.8
50 Free — 31.5
| 200 Fly — 2.43.8 (3rd)
"100 Free — 1.08.7
1400 Fly — 1.17.4 (8th)
§0 Back — 37.5 (8th)
200 IM — 2.46.7
50 Fly — 34.5 (6th)

TERRACE MEN'S RECREATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE

Game Scores
March 22
- Skeena Hotel 6, Inn of the West 5 (OT)

March 24
Convoy Supply 2, Northern Motor Inn Okies 1
Inn of the West 8, Skeena Hotel 3

March 26
Convoy Supply 3, Northern Motor Inn Okles 2 (OT)

Convoy Supply wins the serles 3. games to 2.

March 27 ; 4
Skeena Hotel 8, inn of the West 20 .

_ Skeena Hotel wins the series 2 games tot. 1.

TOP SCORING PLAYOFFS _ _ wpe St a ee
TeamQ A PTS ~°  °. Cee, ee
Lanée Legoeuf INN 7 6 13° = Glen Kathler . 3.2. 5
Emile Gagnon SH 5 5 10 Earl Nygaard - 3. 200
Bruce Cameron SH 2 7 9 Scott Sitter INN 3. 2 5 .
' Tom Turner SH 5 2 7 '- joLeblanc:... °° NMB Bie 2. : 5.
Gord Gillls INN 4 2 6 _ Nelson Botoiho ,SH.3 2 5
Andre Qualizza NAR 2 4 6 . | Mike Barg- GS-2 3. =.5-
Norm Hebert SH 2 4 6 Ken Gordon INN.2-° 3 5
Steve Scott NMI 1 5 6 Chris Chicoine SHA. 1 4 5
Dan Van Os 1 5 Rolfe MeCooey SH 1 4 5

400 IM — 5,514.5 (6th)

200 IM — 2.41.9 (7thy" : a

Almee Peacock

100 Breast —-1.25.1 (6th) > °

50 Free — 31.5
100 Free — 1.08.9
100 Fly — 1.21.5 |

50 Breast — 38.7 (4th)

200 Breast — 2.57.1 thy _

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Jocelyn: had i a great meet with -

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