KING FUNG made northwest history in October by becoming pro- vincial karate champion in Kata — the prearranged forms event — at the provincial championships in Prince Gecrge. Woecichat er Pai 1 Cl k finishes fifth’at’ a’ 10-kilometre race in Minneapolis despite @ slow time in wet weather. Axteer an initial one-run loss to Williams Lake, North. Coast. Ravens. peewee ’ Terrace's «. girls put together a string of ~ wins at provincial champion- ships in Squamish to capture the bronze. Fix medal-winning perfor- miances are recorded by Terrace Blueback swimmers at two-pro- vincial championship tour- naments. Billy Holland won “backstroke “and '200-metre in-..- "dividual Mey ‘at the B.C. “-Juntor Provincial Champion- . ships, Lisa Gardiner’ earned a bronze in the 100-metre butterf- ly and at the B.C, Champion-- ships in Vancouver, Ben Bell won a. gold-in ‘the lop-inetre backstroke. Gry Deinstadt helps ..the Terrace Hotel: Jr. Ladies fastball team to a bronze-medal finish at provincial champion- ships i in White Rock by. throw- ing complete. ‘games and pro-. - viding power at the plate, to be named tournament M.V.P.: io Hosing the Babe Ruth bam- bino, provincial championships didn’t help Terrace’s team come : up with a witt at the tourna- rey sees Terrace golfers, swim- Voenecusei tears through: ‘the Skeena ‘Valley . Triathlon’ s.swim: ~cycle-run a course in 1:50:38 to win the event and. set a tournament record, Local athletes dominate team competition. , : ment. Terrace finished 0-3, ‘with: Nanaimo ‘beating Comox for. the title, , Sunnes Games action in ‘Sur- cate teee nine en ete TO (CORA RARE Renner Ed Ansems competes. at’ the World. Veterans? Cham- pionships in Oregon; ‘placing ; - 37th if a. field of 1,000. in ‘the: > 10-kilometre.. The race was one | ‘of many strong: ‘performances | for the over-40 Ansems.at local : and Provincial races this year. Northen Motor-Inn scale - women’s fastball team-beats out - Kispiox to win the’zone title and . “earn a trip to the ‘provincials ‘in Kamloops.:The Stealers play to- a 2-2 record against ‘the pro- vince’s top teams in Kamloops. August Bc. Youth Soccer Associa- tion cancels a summer soccer academy in Terrace — to be the second in the province, and soc- cer centre for northern B.C. — due to lack of registration. Terrace’s men’s soccer league goes under, organizers say, because most teams prefer to play in tournaments, And as hockey players begin to lace on their skates, one of the men's hockey leagues suffers a similar fate. The commercial hockey league is disbanded due to lack of sponsors and organization, Recreational hackey league picks up a team and prepares to enter its best year ever. Avsster Dale Greenwood cat- ches the first fish of Hawaiian International Billfish Tourna- ment — a 282-lb marlin. Minette Hendry plays on the B.C. women's basketball team at the Canada Summer Games, The team goés undefeated and captures the - gold team medal. att The Terrace Northmen rugby team trounces Smithers Camels at the Smithers Seven-a-side tournament, to defend their title and claim top spot in the final standings of the North Coast Rugby Union. Kitimar’s Rassame Ling defeats Natalie Paret of Quebec at the Soke Cup international karate championships to become world champion in the. Kata classification of women’s karate. Behind Rassame were sisters Lisa and Tanya, who placed third and fourth. Bx. racer Mike Christensen, finishes his best “season ‘ever. race from Prince Rupert to Ter- race. The 20-year-old local rider raced in several provincial com- petitions to move up two classifications and begin to aim for a position on the national team. : September Atte: a 12-year absence, Log- ger Sports returns to Terrace thrilling a large crowd that hud- died in the rain at the Fall Fair - - grounds for the event. Pyince George Barbarians grind up the underdog Terrace Northmen rugby team in a brutal championship game for the Columbia Cup. Loca bike racer Mike Christensen rides to finishes near the top at multi-stage races in the Lower Mainland. YV uth soccer action ends with playoffs at the new Christy Park soccer fields, Hanagun shooter Ali Johnston ended her season with wins in .22 sports pistol and air pistol. The Terrace shooter re- tains ‘her position this year on the Canadian national team and is considered one of the top Canadian women in competitive handgun shooting, — October Riscing i in’ ‘her first marathon in- four years, Terrace runner Sue Simpson finishes the Royal Victoria Marathon in just over three hours to place fourth out of “150.worhen at the tourna- ment. Hers was the best time for 4 sacer in the over-35 category. Avter his best race of the year in. Germany, Paul Clark bows out of a marathon race in Japan ° to have back surgery. A cyst in his spinal column was threaten- ing the Terrace wheelchair racer with further paralysis. The cyst is successfully removed and Clark predicts a fairly quick Teturn to racing. ‘ E: Ansems and Richard Har- rison cross the finish line together for first place in the an- nual Half-Marathon. Karate competitors from Ter- race and Kitimat demolish the rest of the province at provin- cial championships in Prince George. Local competitors won or placed near the top in virtual- ly every event. Northwest Com- munity College student King Fung becomes provincial cham- pion in the Kata event. “owith a "sprint Hinish Victory in: ~ the Skeena River Challenge bike NORTHMEN rugby players battle the Prince » George Barbarians for the ball during a line-out i in the Col- umbia cup final at the Northwest Community College pitch. The Barbarians came out of the hard- fought game victorious. November J eff Sharples is traded to the Edmonton Oilers in a six-player deal to send Oiler forward Jim- my Carson to. his hometown Detroit Red ‘Wings, Sharples is named as part of the trade after being sent to Detroit’s farm team and suffering a shoulder . separation there. The 22-year- oid Terrace calls the move the best development of his career. After recovering from: his in- jury, the new Oiler defenceman is sent to Edmonton's. farm team to get his strength back. Terrace dart players dominate competition in a tournament in SPRINTING “70 VICTORY, Terrace rider lke Christensen, at left, pulls ahead of the pack to win the Skeena River Challenge bike race ree eM moter ME a te Mg te Rae Me tam bee 9 ’ i Se eaen a FF on 78 eee Se On Sener Le wee Wee ces Baa from Prince Rupert 10 Terrace. It was one of several wins, and, 5 strong races through the season for the 20-year-old éyelist.” ’ Prince Rupert. Torornnit’s junior boys volleyball team — the Airborne Screaming Eagles — win the consolation final. at provincials in Clearwater, Coacdories Kermode boys soccer team beat Kitimat fora _ trip to the provincial champion- — ships‘ but are eliminated in a close 3-2 loss to the Delta Huskies: Senior vo volleyball: action saw Caledonia’s Kermode. girls win | the zone title. to > 80, to Pfovin- cials in Kamloops. The Ker- mode boys are beaten 3-2 by Kitimat, , Bowie: John Rasmussen beats. more than 80 players to win the B.C. provincial five-pin bowling championships and earn a trip tothe nationally televised Labatt’s. Lite national championships broadcast Jan, 13 on CBC Sportsweekend: 7 a Es Terrace boxers win. _ medals-at the Salmion Belt taur- _ -nament in Prince Rupert. and Darren Bell and Focy Losier box their way to spots on the zone Winter Games team. . : Decem ber Haavity favoured, the Houston Deans beat Kitimat to win the Wranglers men’s recrea- tional hockey:tournament. Ter- race’s Norm's Auto.Refinishing fought their way into‘the semi- - ’ finals but were eliminated by a- Kitimat team. yi Shoon + Fraser. - ynitsiey’ 5 ". women’s: basketball coach: say Hendry. should. be named to. an All-American: * team’ and . the university will, lobby. for. the, . oNeill bla a" basketball tournament, 3 5 dors pene s te : scoring: records, : Beating ‘Houston and Kitimat i dian player as the reason Hen- dry wasn’t picked last year, : when she was named District. player-of-the-year. showered - with. honour “volleyb team: "secure the: gone: litle: bs basketball. team: “plays A! phenomenal S-1-win-loss. during - Foad games, but love'in the final the “Kelowna Owls-ati the . : Salmon: ‘Arm ‘Golds:high stool rise ws paien rel i i ny Ce Dah di tne) on er amen ne greta ce pe SS