"four, games, , ....

TERRACE - _ * Shane Maitland says win-
ning the, Memorial Cup with the
Spokane Chiefs was the most incredible
feeling of his life.

““"T can’t even describe it," he said last

week..\.""These . guys. are. like your
brother. . You watch them grow and you
watch them hurt. It hasn’t set in yet,’"
‘The’. 18-year-old _ right winger from
Terrace Ued! for fifth in Memorial Cup

scoring with & ‘goal: ‘and two assists in -

nndisputably the best:

. team in major. junior: hockey — sealed -
their .victory..with: a ‘5-1..win. over .the.
Drummondville’ Voltigeurs two
weekends ago. It was their 17th straight:
playoff + win, giving them their, first ever

The Chiefs —

Cuptitle. 0.

> “The high | point: must have been with .
10 seconds left,” Maitland said. “‘Just.

Jooking up there and seeing all. the boys

halfway over‘the bench. It’s something —

I'll never forget.’ "

Spokane Tepresented | the Western a

Hockey. League-at the four-team tourna-
ment in. -Quebec City, outscoring their

nforget t table’ .

opponents 26-9 in four games.

Terrace's Maitland: credits all the

players on the team for the victory.
“Everybody worked so hard for it,”’

he said, ‘‘To finally accomplish what we

set out tc do — it’s. worth all the banged

skates and all the hard work,” «
-. He said ..the team was “tq. Teal
powerhouse”’ this year.
__ You've. got guys like Pat Falloon:
land Trevor Kidd, Ray Whitney::-You:
just can't say enough about players of.
_ that calibre. Everyone's got a job on

that team. I did my job and everyone

_ else did their's...
Maitland. says.he might get some of-
_ fers from professional teams, but says
“he'll probably be making other. plans.

“TF that. turns out, then great. But

_ winning the Memorial Cup makes it all
worthwhile anyhow.” .-:

Right now he’s taking off for a vaca-

tion at Lake Tahoe: to savour the vic- .

tory. He expects to be back in Terrace in
a week or so, and he'll be back again in

_ August. as an instructor at ‘Terrace’ §
‘summer hockey, school.

“SHANE MAITLAND.

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TERRACE — ‘They came, they
saw, . and. they got their butts
kicked,

The Terrace Northmen rugby
team .—.-would-be : conquerors
who invaded Prince George two
weekends ago for the annual
Queen’s Plate tournament —-
escaped from the interior rugby-
fest with two .wins, two losses
and a third-place finish.

‘Pitted against Vancouver's
Red Lions rugby team in their

first game, the Northmen’

frustrated the Lions’ offence
and did not let’ the ball across
the Terrace try line.

But’ ‘the Vancouver team ‘pull- .
ed“out'a. victory. in the hard-'.
fought defensive battle, winning
6-0:on a. pair of successful
penalty | kicks.

‘Next: on the menu for Terrace -

— fare that the Nor-...

thmen found a little: easier to’
swallow.

Men's Slo-pitch

League Scores:
May 22
‘Terrace Inn 8, Rudon 2
‘4 & W13, Thornhill Pub 9:

League Standings:

TEAM coe WIL GB,
Terrace Inn r oO oe
SKB Wrekers, 6 30. OK
Westpoint Rentals 1 40 1%
A&w... 1:100320
Thormbil Pub. = 12K
Terrice Paving = 14H
Rudow - _ 1 °#5 @ ee
Youth Soccer Scores:

* Under 14

‘Nocthern t Drugs 2, Bavarian In2-

‘San-berry Contracting 7, Rotary 2
; » Gris
‘Tide Lakers 4, Richard's 2°
(Crampton’s.1, Pizza Hut 1
sol: 4” Under 12
Northwest Sportsman 6, Banditra 5
Finning 3, Cedarland Tire6 **
Sight and Soubd 4, Brady's 4
te > Miny.16 = under 12 a
Bandstra 6, Cedariand Tire] ag

Sight and Sound 4, Northwest Sport-

sman 2 ae

Brady's F.C. 4, Finning 2
May 15 — girks
Richards 1, Pizza Hut 1

. Tide Lakers:1, Cramptons 0

~ May'l4 — under 14°

- Bavarian Inn 4, Rotary 1: ;
- Northern Drugs 4, San-Berry 1

May 13 — andes 16
Brad's. I ‘Takhar 1. :

—— "May 11 — ander 10°
‘AGK'S; Skeena Sawmills 1"
Co-op'5;: ‘Carlyle: ‘Shepherd 0.
Surveyors 4, Centennial Lions 2

Shoppers 6, Skeena Cellulose 1.

Terrace’ ‘Speedway

a May 2 Race Results: “ 8

: - Sportsman Class
‘Trophy dash — Ernie Perkins
. Heat — . Ernie Perkins
Mala — = Albert Weber |
co" Hobby Steck ‘A’
‘Trophy dash — Don Pearson we
‘Heat = Don Pearson”. feos
‘Main'— Warren Hart Ghirns Lake) '
; "lobby Stock ‘B! :
“Trophy dash — — Blain Kluss.”
Heat —Phil-Truscott.....:,
“Mala - ‘Blain Kluss. a

Main — Shelley Reinhard

It was another low-scoring af-
fair, but this. time-Terrace. got

on the scoreboard. Tony. Pavao

scored first and his try was con-
verted by Nick Tooms to make
it 6-3 Terrace following a suc-
cessful Prince George penalty
kick,
. Tooms — an - ex-Northinan
and ex-Smithers ‘Camel now liv-
ing in» Edmonton —' was
recruited for a tournament and
had an impressive nine-point

-weekend,:
Sustin “Bob Hope’ Rigsby

"sealed the 10-3 Terrace win over
the Gnats when he crossed the

Prince George try line in the se-'
‘cond half. That scoring play

was set up by Leon Schulte,

who caught the ball at the

50-metre line and launched a
kick-and-run play that got the

"-Northmen to the Gnats' goal
line. .
The win marked the second ©

straight game in which the Ter-

_ Face defence did not allow a try,
Game three against the.

Williams Lake Rustlers saw

_ More of the same tight defensive

Northmen third in P. G.

play,
Tooms. put Terrace. on. the
board first. with a three-point

- penalty kick, In the second half, |

‘Ben Soucie scored: with Tooms

converting to give Terrace a 36,

victory, 2.

-The final game was against
the Prince George Barbarians.
“The younger, fitter Barbarians
basically had their way with the
Northmen,’’- said ..team
spokesman David Hull. —

Terrace stayed close in the
first half, picking up another
penalty kick from Tooms to
trail 6-3 at the half, But theri the
Barbarians streaked away, scor-
ing and converting two trys for
an 18-3 final score. *

When it was all over, it’ was
the Red Lions who this. year
hefted the infamous Queen’s
Plate. — a metre-high' trophy
with a -full Set of dentures on
top. “

The Vancouver team’ s
undefeated record got it first
overall, edging out the Prince
George Barbarians and the
third-place Northmen. :

“after a knee injury. *
Troy ‘Gagnon earned a.

. from BS -
Karate

fourth-place medal | in kumite i in
the 13-— ” 14-year-old

orange/areet/blue belt divi-

sion.

Margo McKeown, 13, won
the, bronze in the age 13-14
white- and yellow-belt kata, and

fought to a silver medal finish in — ;

pre-arranged sparring.
Darcy McKeown didn't win a

medal in the age. 15-16 [fj

orange/green/blue - ‘belt. divi- -
sion, but made it to the final

eight in the individual kata: §
event and made the top sixin . §

kumite..

Matt © Merrill faced tough” x

competition in. the individual

kata competition, placing third, ‘fj
atid earned oa fourth-place :
medal after battling a number | J
of B.C. team members:.in: the -
* sparring event. He was. com-

peting in the age 17-18
orange/green/blue belt divi-
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