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Tuesday, January 3
Back Eddy v Coast Inn 9 p.m.
Skeena v Precision 10:30 p.m.

Wednesday, January 4
Okies v Timbermen 9 p.m.
Convoy v Wranglers
10:30 p.m.

CURLING
Friday, January 6
MEN’S ZONE playdowns get
under way, finals Sunday.

NOON HOUR HOCKEY
sessions go every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday 11:45
am.-1 p.m. Players must be
19 years and the limit is 20
players on first-come, first-
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CONTRACT BRIDGE ctub
plays the second and fourth
Thursdays of each month at
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more information, phone Pat
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BADMINTON CLUB prac-
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Thursday 8 p.m., Sundays at
7:30 p.m. at Thornhill Jr.
Secondary school. For more
information phone Diane at
635-3564,

FUN DART LEAGUE plays
every Wednesday night at the
Legion starting at 8 p.m. All
games doubles, open to all
and newcomers/rookies al-
ways welcome.

TERRACE ROD & GUN
Club meets the first Wednes-
day of every month, 7 p.m. at
the clubhouse on Rifle Range
Road in Thornhill.

New members are welcome.
For information, contact Fred
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Onion Lake:
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BEPARED

SCOUTS CAKADA
a PREPARING FOR LIFE IS WHAT WE "RE ALL ABOUT

C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 28, 1994

MORE PRESSURE. A Vancouver College defender moves in to cover Kermode Tadd Kluss (right)
as Cal mounts ancther attack in a second half that belonged to the home team.

Cal split with Irish

IT COULD have been better.
But Caledonia coach Cam
MacKay was happy enough to
settle for a split against visit-
ing Vancouver College.
Clubbed 94-69 in the Satur-
day, Dec. 17 .opener, the

Kermodes rebounded to an 84- .
73 triumph ithe” following *

afternoon to square the two-
game basketball series.

MacKay said Cal had been
hurt in the first game by poor
execution on offence, a critical
error When you’re playing one
of the top three defensive
(cams in the province.

Fouling out had also un-
dermined the team’s chances,
four of its starters sitting out
most of the second half.

Even so, Cal held the Fight-
ing Trish to an eight point lead
until the end of the third
quarter. From there, however,
the visitors ran rough shod
over the Kermodes’ Jess expe-
tienced players to cruise to
victory.

Vancouver kept up the

momentum early in the second
game, Cal having to scramble
to close the gap to five at the
end of the first 10 minutes.

But the tide tumed in the
second quarter, in large part,
thanks to the’ Kermodes’
defence. wy

Consistently breaking” “Up
Callege attacks to gain posses-
sion, it allowed Joseph
Dominguez and Shawn Cross
to start clicking at the other
end.

Typical was Dominguez’s
breakaway pass to Cross
which set up the go-ahead has-
ket with 5:48 left in the half.

Tt was a lead Cal would
never give up. Up 41-39 at the
break, the Kermodes came out
gunning in the second stanza

-to open the gap to 19 at one

point.

Having managed to close to
70-57. by the end of the third,
Vancouver began a push early
in the final quarter, drawing a
series of fouls and sinking a
three-pointer to make it 76-71

with just over four minutes to

0.

e Cal's defence dug in from
there, however, limiting the
visitors to just two points for
therest ofthe game.

Meanwhile Domingu zZ Sil
two ‘fiee ‘throws,: added 'a ‘two-
pointer and fed Cross for an-
other.

In the final minute, Brian
Demeideros pulled off a steal
under the Cal basket, sent a
long ball to Cross who passed
it on to Scott Bromley for a
84-73 Kermode victory.

While pointing out his team
had played better ihe week be-
fore in Vancouver, MacKay
conceded, “‘It was nice to get
the split.”’

He also acknowledged it had
been a long month for the
Kermodes with a trek to Nova
Scotia as well as the Van-
couver tournament.

That travel and il being the
first major home appearance
of the season had, he sug-
gested, had their effect.

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