B10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 22, 1998

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DOING HIS BEST Mr. T immitation Thomas Demet-
zer poses with his swim coach Mike Carlyle at the
B.C. Open Age Group Champions in Richmond.

Demetzer
swims to top.

THOMAS DEMETZER just had the swim meet of his
dreams.

Terrace’s 12-year-old star swimmer racked up three sil-
ver and two bronze medals at the B.C. Open Age Group
Champions in Richmond July 10-12.

He also got to meet the world’s third best backstroke
swimmer.

Demetzer shaved seconds off his 100-metre backstroke
time ta touch the wall at 1:12:89 almost two seconds ear-
lier than his entry time.

He also took time off the 50-meire freestyle, 100-metre
backstroke, and 200-metre medley events. He placed sec-
ond in the 200 metre backstroke even though he finished a
full second after his qualifying time.

A boy of many talents, Demetzer won his bronze medal
was in the 100-metre fly event. In fact, all of Demetzer’s
finishes are in the top ten of the standings with Thomas
getting best times in half of the events he competed in.

Demetzer racked in points for his team, Points North
Swimming. The team, a mix of northwest teams in our
area, came in sixth overall at the meet with 747 points.

Other Blueback swimmers to watch for are Jenine Barton
who usually. medals in provincial meets but the swimmer
graduated to the 14 and under age group this spring.
Barton still had a good mect though, shaving time off her
50-metre freestyle swim and coming in cighth in the 200-
metre fly.

Tristan Brown came in filth in the 16 and under 100-
metre fly competion. Julic Vanderlce also placed fifth in
the 400-metre medicy and eighth in the 200-metre fly to
complete her last competitive swim meet.

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July 25, 1998 — Prince Rupert

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- Sport Scope

Round-robin Soccer

CALLIT soccer, world-cup style!

The Terrace Nisga’a Tribal Council is holding two open
round-robin soccer tournaments at Thorshill Junior
Secondary and Primary fields this weekend.

Two age groups — kids under 12 and kids under 10 —

wil} form eight teams cach, Come watch as the teams.

battle each other to collect points and trophies.
For more information call Lome at 638-0452, Paul at
638-8644 or the council office at 635-4422.

Seniors hold sale

THE EARLY BIRD gets the worm on Saturday, Aug. 8th
at the B.C, Senior’s garage sale.

The sale will help senior athletes from Terrace attend the
B.C. Seniors Games in Port Albemi Aug. 26-29, 1998. It
runs from 7 a.m, to 11 a.m. and is located beside the Farm-
cr’s Market at 4614 Davis Ave.

If you'd like to donate unwanted furniture, clothing or
books should call Maxine at 638-8648 to arrange a pickup.

Volleyball Anyone?

TERRACE’S OWN analional volleyball player Jason
Haldane shone in the Team Canada’s USA Tour last week.

Haldane blocked six setups and aced four serves at the
Colorado Springs Air Force Academy.

Canada started slow against the USA National Volleyball
Team, but managed to compete when Murray Grapentine
came off the bench in the third set.

Team Canada lost the match 3 games to 0,

A League of our own.

HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTS get ready, the Canadian
Professional Hockey League could be coming to Terr.

Les Williams, the promoter of a new pro minor hockey
league, believes Terrace could join Kitimat and Prince
Rupert to form a three-team competitive division of hock-
ey players.

Teams would begin playing in 1999 with ticket prices
aiming at about $10 a seat for regular season games.

Houston offers great golf

CALL IT a round of friendly golf.

The Houston Golf and Country Club is holding Andy
and Gord’s Mixed Golf Tourney -— The Festival of
Friends on Aug. 8-9.

The entry fee is $75 per person and golfers enjoy two
days of golf, free pancake breakfasts and a steak and Job-
ster dinner on Saturday evening. All participants also get
the chance 1o dance the night away with a live band.

Door prizes and drive competions will also be offered so
come on down, call 250-845-2913 to register.

Invitational Soccer .

YOU AND YOUR team are invited to play in the first an-
nual Bell Pole Invitational Soccer Tournament Sept. 4-7.
Bach team will play in a round-robin qualifier to join an
eight-team single knockout tournament. Each team is
guaranteed to play at least three games and the tournament
entry fee is $250 per team.
Call Jacques at 635-4368 to register.

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