Hockey school [

SHARPLES: Hopes other
pros will instruct while here
on fishing trip.

The promise of appearances
by local NHL-er Jeff Sharples
and at least one or two of his
professional friends, seems to be
the incentive for an influx of
sign-ups for the two-week sum-
mer hockey school here in
August,

School co-ordinator Jake De
Jong told us the Aug. 15-to-27
school has attracted more than
60 applications from the
Terrace-Kitimat area.

“We have a bunch coming
from Prince Rupert, plus
Hazelton and Stewart,” De
Jong said. ‘According to Cliff
(Sharples — Jeff’s dad and one
of the school heads) it’s most
unusual for us to have this many
signed up so early.””

De Jong said he spoke to Jeff
the day after his Detroit Red
Wings were eliminated. The

20-year-old defenceman is’ ex-
pected home by this weekend.

Jeff told De Jong he had a
number of pros coming to Ter-
race for some fishing, and he
hoped to snag some of them to
come during hockey school so
they could be enticed into in-
structing.

“So far we have mostly
youngsters aged eight to 13,’’ De
Jong said. ‘‘We only have a few
older boys but are expecting
more.””

Response to the first-ever
night hockey league for adults
and senior teens has been grati-
fying. De Jong said Kitimat
wants to bring in an entire team.

De Jong said original plans
for a three-team league would
seem to be short-sighted.
“We're likely going to be adding
teams to the roster.”

As for the school, De Jong
says an agenda will be mapped
out once Jeff gets here.

In addition to any NHL
talent, Sharples has also lined up
several Terrace youths playing
college and Junior ‘A’ hockey to
act as instructors.

The fee for each week of the
two-week school is $100. The
night hockey league fee is $30 a
week. -

Application forms are avail-
able at All Seasons Sports, the
TK office on Lazelle Avenue,
and the Arena rec office.

Hendry co-winner

of top B.

_ Terrace’s Michelle Hendry is
rapidly becoming an ‘‘award
collector’’.

Her most recent honor came
May 18 when it was announced
she was co-winner of ‘Basketball
B.C.’s’ high school female
basketball player of the year.
She shares the award with Loree
MacPherson of Salmon Arm.

Unaware of this latest. honor
when we phoned to congratulate
her, Michelle said she was most
pleased and was looking for-
ward to adding the item to her

room full of trophies and other ~

awards.

This is the third big award for
Michelle in just over two
months. Earlier, she accepted
the offer of a scholarship to
Simon Fraser University starting
this fall.

In March, at the B.C. high
school girls’ triple ‘AAA’ finals,
she was selected the tour-
nament's most valuable player
as she paced her Caledonia Ker-
mode team to a fourth-place
finish. ;

She also helped the team win
the most sportsmanlike team
award for the second con-
secutive year.

As for her- latest honor,
Basketball B.C. told us that

C. honor

coaches were polled by letter for
nominations. When all the re-
plies were in, a committee was
formed to make the selections
for high school girls and boys in
the junior category, senior out-
of-school players, and the high
school coach-of-the-year award.

Michelle probably won't get
her special plaque until this fall
when she goes to Simon Fraser.

Basketball B.C. told us they nor-
mally don’t mail out awards, but
try to get recipients to Van-
couver to accept them.

” The spokesman said it’s possi-
ble the presentation will take
place during a coaches’ clinic in
September.

Dates
changed

‘ Dates for Terrace Minor Soft-
ball’s house league tournaments

in June have been switched due —

to conflicts in times with other
events for out-of-town teams.
The boys and girls midget, ban-
tam and peewee series will go
June 11 and 12 in the Northwest
Gold Cup series. For those in the
squirt, mite and T-ball divisions,
they'll play June 18 and 19 for
the Northwest Silver Cup event.,

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The SCOreS ALE....00.

TERRACE MINOR SOFTBALL

. May 17 -
Peewee Giris - All Seasons 12, Thornhill
Huskles 1

Bantam Boys - Skeena Hotel 12,-A. King &
Sons & © .

. May 19 - ;
Squirt Boys - Operating Englneers 8, Copper-
side Aces 6 ;

Bantam Boys - Skeena Hotel 18, Kinsmen 12

Mites - Bri-Don defeated Tunnel & Rock, while »
_ Swifty Muffler tied East End Supremes {scores
; mot available)

Peawee Girls - Cedarland Tire 9, Terrace Drugs

8 :

; May 20
Squirt Boys - Co-op Stars 11, Operating
Engineers 8 ;

Peewee Girls - All Seasons 17, Terrace Drugs 8
Peewee Giris - Cedarland Tire 19, Thornhill
Huskles 8 . ;
Squirt Girls - Mr. Mikes 10, L'il Gassers 7

TERRACE MINOR BASEBALL
. May 16
Mosquito - Co-op 19, Petracan 4; Elks 14, Ter-
race Drugs 10
Branco - Overwaltea 18, Farko 9

- Junior Babe Ruth - Spee-Dee Printers 13, Kins-

ren 10
1

May 17 ;
Sen. Babe Ruth - Viego Stop 11, Credit Union 5

jay
T-Ball - Wayside 13, CUPE Two 13
Mosquito - Terrace Drugs 12, Pairocan 11; Elks
10, Co-op 9 . ’
Bronco - Overwaltea 18, Farko 9
Jr. Babe Ruth - Kinemen & Shoppers Drugs 7
jay

9
Sen. Babe Ruth- All Seasons 6, Credit Union 5.

May 20
Mosqulto - Co-op over Petrocan by detault

Jr. Babe Ruth - Spee-Dee Printers over Shop: :

pers Drugs by default

TERRACE LADIES SOFTBALL |

May 16
Pizza Patlo 13, R.B. Bakker 6; Crest Insulation
Midgets 16, Steelers 14

na’s Cut & Curl 20

May 8 Loe
Pizza Patlo 5, Golden Razor 5; Tilden 24, Don-

TERRACE MEN’S
SLO-PITCH SOFTBALL

May 17 vet Cares
Terrace Builders 13, Inn of the West 3, SKB. oe:

Wrackers 12, Rudon 3

TERRACE MEN’S FASTBALL
May 18 —
Truck Loggers 4, Termace M&H3

ay 19
Kitimat Merchants 13, Kitimat Midgets 0 -

TERRACE YOUTH
SOCCER LEAGUES

Under-7 Division
Wilkinson Canons 4, Terrace Shell 0; All

‘Seasons 5, Centennial Lions 4; Vic Froese 1,

Doc’s Cartage 0; Kinsmen Jets 5, Sundance
Sonics 0; Terrace Bullders 5, Safeway 1

- Under-10 Division
A-G-K Pacmen 3, Kalum Electric 0; Co-op 2, Ter-

race Travel 1
Undoer-14 Division

Rotary 1, Bavarian Inn 0; Northern Drugs 5,

Philpotts 3
Girlie Division

“ Pizza Hut 3, Tide Lakers 2; Richards 8, Kinettes

Under-? Division
All Seasons 4, Wilkinson Canons 1; Vic Froese
5, Terrace Shel! 0; Kinsmen Jets 3, Centennial

Lions 2; Terrace Builders 4, Doc’s Cartage 1;

Safeway 1, Sundance Sonics 0

“Mond

Under-10 Division Sea

Carlyte-Shepherd Sharks 5, Shoppers Druga 1: a

Thunderbirds 6, Skeena Sawmiils 5; Surveyors.
11, Skeena Cellulose 2 ‘ .

Under-12 Division :
Aqua Plumbing 8, Copperside 1; Cedarland 6,
Sight and Sound 2; Finning 4, Northwest
Sportsmen 1

—*: Under-16 Division oes
Dave’s Plumbing 2, Manuel's 2; Bralds -1,
Dave’s Plumbing 4 oe

- NORTHCOAST RUGBY UNION
May 15

"_ Tertace Northmen 28, Prince Rupert 6

_ ‘TERRACE MINOR BASEBALL

STANDINGS
a May 9 week > me ,
Mosquito -- Co-op.7, Terrace Drugs 6, Elks 6,

' _ Petrocan 3

Bronco — Farko 6, Overwaltea 2
Jr. Babe Ruth — SpeeDee Printers 6, Kinsmen

3, Shoppers Drugs 2

Sr. Babe Ruth — All Seasons 6, Video Stop 4,
Credit Union 0 oe .

- TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER
Game Schedule
Division 2

~All games played at Skeena S.W. fleld at 6:30
oOpme ces

jay, May 30 — Manuel's vs. Brald’s.

TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER

a Game Schedule |
“Division 3

“All games played at Cassie Hall
Saturday, May 28, 9:30 a.m. — Kalum Electric

= vs. Shoppers Drug, 9:30 am. — Terrace Travel
«yg, Skeena Sawmills; 9:30 a.m. — 4.G.K. vs. Co-
- Op; 10:45 a.m — G.S. Sharks vs, Skeena
“Cellulose; 10:45 a.m. — T-Birds vs. Surveyors.

- NORTHCOAST RUGBY UNION
"1988 SCHEDULE

“May 29 — Kitimat vs. Terrace/Smithers vs. Pr.

: Rupert: In Terrace.

TERRACE MINOR SOFTBALL

Standings as of May 19

Bantam Boys

BE wie T
“co Skgena Hotel 3. 1. #O
RB. King & Sons 2 2 0
Kinsmen — 1 3 Oo
Oe Bantam Giris .
wel T
‘Almwood Contr. ; 4 2 0
- - Terrace Travel 3 3 6«COO
-.-. Doc’s Cartage. 3 3 0
West End Chevron 2 4 .0
Peewee Boys 7
1] L T
Northwest Sportsman 3 0 0.
~ Claude's Painting 3 0
Peewee Girls
WwW L T
Terrace Drugs - 4 1.4
Cedarland Tire 3 2 0.
All Seasons 1 2 2:
Thornhill, Huskies 0 3 2
Squirt Boys
7 re:
Operating Eng.
Co-op Stars 8 ee “2. 4 1
Copperside Aces 1 3 1
ee Squirt Giris
Ww L T
Wade Contracting 3 0 1
Mr. Mike's 3 0 1
Middlaton Trucking 2 a 0
L'll Gasers 2-3 0
Kermode Blues 0 4 0

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