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MORTON FEDDERSEN was one of Caledonia’s offensive ¢ guns on
the senior boys soccer team. The Cal team were upset in the zone
playoff, but ended up going to the provincials and finished 12th.

Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 2, 1991 — Page 83

cracked the B.C..” provincial
cycling team line-up following a

seri¢s of hot tournament.tides.

The Terrace rider made a:top-
ten provincial ranking and
began to turn his attention ‘to
the national scene. © ~

He went on to the three-day
Canadian National Cycling
Championships in Mont: Joli,
Que., where he rode to a 22nd-.
place finish in the gruelling
180-kilometre road race.

Lets ALWAY, a local
bowler, grabbed a share ofa
B.C, team gold ‘medal while
competing with the provincial
bowking team at the Master
Bowlers’ Association national

tournament in° Edmonton. ,

Alway and the B.C. ladies
leaching masters team look first

ay

B wean “overall...” “
IKER Mike Christensen Y eo |
. SOUTH SOCCER action

saw Terrace’s under-12 : boys.
crew take first place in’ their
division at a soccer tournament
in Quesnel. They were one of
four local teams. competing
there.

Ruosy-ruunc Terrace
Northmen players avenged an
earlier Seafest weekend defeat
by. blasting Prince Rupert’s
rugby squad in twin games to
take over top spot in the North
Coast Rugby Union. ,

Gor PRO Dan Rosengren
shot a 219 for a three-stroke win
in the championship flight at
the Skeena Valley Open golf

tournament.

‘annual ©
Triathion. This’ year: Quesnel

Thariton, ADDICTS got to
their release at: the northwest’s
» Skeena .-Valley-

triathlete Neil McColl turned in
a two-hour finish for the fastest
individual time in the. swim-
bike-run. —

Terrace's Colin Parr was
about ten minutes back of that
time to take third overall. And
local athleles took the top spots
in all the team events, with Ed

Ansems, Tyler Kochrane and

Doug MacKenzie pulling out
the fastest combined team time.

Prince GEORGE was the
site of 1990's B.C. Summer
Games, and more than 100 Ter-
tace athletes made the eastward
trek for recreation and competi-
tion.

Terrace’s Dan Muller picked

id medals oe western

‘equestrian events, while Special

Olympian swimmer . Sabrina
Brown picked up several swim-

~ ming medals,

Golfers ‘Linda Hamilton and
Leona Wilcox captured a team ©
bronze and Joe Wideman earn-._

, ed a horseshoe-throwing bronze

medal, and Samantha Macken-:
zi¢ swam for a silver-medal
freestyle relay performance in
youth swimming, :

Korwanoa YOUTH Wilf
Wilson caught the eyes of some
Atlanta Braves major league.
baseball scouts al a scouting.
camp in Prince George.
Wilson's 85-mile-an-hour
fastball got high marks from the
scouts, who expressed some in- .
terest in the 20-year-old native
pitcher,

“Au

ust

Autnative soccer players -

from Terrace captured: team
gold medals at the North
American Indigenous Games in
Edmonton by taking first in the
senior men’s open division. The
Terrace Kickers put together a
goals for-and-against record
that placed them in top spot.

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The Year in Review

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: The All Seasons Expose
defeated a Richmond team 5-4
‘in Surrey to clinch the provin-
cial. men's senior. ‘C’ slo-pitch
championship. Terrace's Rick
‘Miller: was named tournament
MVP.

Eyenroruar Terrace

Logger Sports was back again

and drew dozens of competitors
from across the province and as
far away as Washington State.

W ace FLAHERTY headed
for Kansas City, Missouri to
play onthe. farm . team of the
new NHL expansion team ' the
San Jose Sharks.’ : ae

» Memorial slo-pitch action saw

" spot in the annual softball tour-

: Keats competitors Calen

Yours SOCCER players
got bright weather for their
season finale playoffs but
organizers warned a volunteer
shorlage could mean cuts in the
organization next year...

Larry

SWANSON
the SKB Wreckers claim tap

nament,

McNeil and Steve Carelius left
Terrace for more than six mon-
ths of. intensive training under.
their discipline’ $. highest. rank-
ing master: ‘in: ve Kumamoto,
Japan. ce ;

ho

ye

Rosin’c GRANT cruised to

“easy victory over local squash »
opponents ‘at Terrace's season- -.
‘opener tournament to entrench®..:

‘himself as-the city’s new squash
; king. | Grant. went on to give na-
‘tionally’ ‘ranked players a. good

, run’ atthe’ Kitimat’s Aluminum

icy invitational tournament,

tughy" ‘players played at the

- ‘ division, ae

‘Joey: Losier’ each. “picked ‘up
other tournament gold medal

“ERRACE. NORTHMEN

‘Hawaii ’ “Harlequins WOrld In-
., {Svitational tournament. in
; 7 ‘Honolulu, Hawaii. They picked *

up the consolation title i in: their: : : voccer squad — favoured to win’

fhe zone title — were upset: in:

B... the playoffs, ‘by ‘the. Kitimat:
4 OXERS “Darren ‘Bell ‘and: ;

‘at the ee ae Belt amateur

: _competed at the Canadian na-

tional karate championships in

Montreal . and captured -the

women's team gold in the. in-
di vidual kata event. :

Hyseaaration com:
petition saw 73 people turn. out
‘for the annual ‘Terrace run,
First across the line was Prine
Rupert’s Mike’ Flagel, -

seconds ahead: ut” ‘relbace

masters runner Ed Ansemi;

“ : |
Crisoomas. senior boys

Rowdies. * :
- The Rowdies played. to: a ‘bd

» tle with Cal,.but.,the Mount: .

Blizabeth: team, got. the: title on .
- goals for-and-against and éarn-

ed the righit:to. arava to the'p Dro-
Mpigq

ines ha

Surtaers Richard Har-
rison retained his crown in Ter-
Tace’s 13th annual King-of-the-
Mountain footrace up Terrace
Mountain. The six-time winner
edged out Terrace runner Colin
Parr.

Fran MANN doesn’t look
like Martina Navratilova, but
the local tennis player sure per-
formed like her over the sum-
mer. Mann swept the women’s
events in three northwest tour-
naments including the Smithers
Open and a Terrace closed
tourney.

Hoonrsesnoz HANDLER

Joe Wideman pitched iron well
enough to take first in his divi-
sion at the Canadian Horseshoe

Pitching Championships in Por-
tage La Prairie, Manitoba.

Cuaron '» KANTAKIS
-pedalled to a sprint finish vic-
tory in the 100-inile-long Skeena
-River Challenge cycle race. The
Terrace rider edged out his
nearest rivals by a second to
claim the victory, clocking in at
a time of four hours. and 22
minutes.

Mins SOCCER playoffs
saw Skeena Hotel knock off a
stiff challenge from the Terrace
Inn crew, the regular season
league cellar-dwellers, It took
‘two overtime periods and
shootouts before Skeena Hotel
settled the matter and took the

‘playoff championship,

DRAGON MAN Neil McColl of Quesnel slays on warp ‘drive through
the turns in the cycling jeg of 1990's Skeena Valley Triathlon. Mc-
Coll was the top individual triathlete in the northwest event, He

turned in a time of just over two hours in the gruefling swim-bike-

run contest.

Terrace NORTHMEN

rugby players got nuked by the
Smithers Camels at the Smithers
Seven-a-Side rugby tourna-
ment. The Camels finally put an

' end to eight consecutive years of

Northmen domination at the
annual tourney.:

E, ANSEMS ran a bronze
medal finish in the over-40
masters division at the
10-kilometre B.C. Road Runn-

’ ing Championships at UBC,

Cvcusr Mike Christensen
ended his season with a win in
Vancouver’s Mount Seymour
hill climb. The victory marked
the end of a great season for the
Terrace rider, who plans more
full-time bike racing in the spr-
ing of '91.

ovember

Dece

mber |

Voutevsaut squads from

‘both Caledonia Sr. Secondary
and Thornhill Jr. Secondary put

‘together impressive unbeaten

streaks prior to zone finals.
-Thornhill's spikers were vic-
torious in five consecutive tour:

naments to earn a spot in the.
boys: °

_ provincial’ junior
volleyball championships.

- They volleyed to a fifth-place.

performance. :at the 24-team |
ptovincials “in: Penticton, the .
‘school’s: best finish ever.

Taarace:> ‘NHLer Jeff,

game scoring record on his first ©
15 games_in the. ‘minors. He’s :

playing ‘for-the Utica, Devils —

the New Jersey NHL rapehlee’s $e

farm team. .

Sharples said he's looking for
a big season to impress coaches
before becoming a firee agent at
the end of the season.

Crevoma's senior, girls
volleyball

team defeated.

‘Kitimat in four games to. take .

“the zone title and atrip to. the
provincials.

The heavily:

* favoured senior boys lost out to

- Kitimat, :

A LOCAL: curling rink skip-
ped’ by Terrace's Dan. Fisher
nabbed a rare, ceight-ender | Noy..
3:in'y

Mycurite HENDRY got
off to another great season with
the Simon Fraser University
Clan women's basketball team.
The Terrace player shot 216
points in her first eight games
for a 27,0 scoring average. That
- was good enough for top spot in
the district through to year end
and top-ten in the nation.

. Loca ‘ SQUASH player

Robin Grant swept aside the

competilion at.a Terrace tour-
hament to take top spot again,
antthad no problem dispatching
a top-level Vancouver club
player’ flown’'up to give him

"Some competition.

At-a, Prince Rupert toumma:
nent Terrace's

won the junior squash event,

Marx FITZPATRICK was
still sidelined at year's end with
amysterious debilitating disease
that threatens the Kitimat
hockey player's NHL career.
The New York Islander goalie
was a key to the team’s defence
last year, but hasn't played a

game so far this. season. He ©

hopes improvement: in, his con:
dition could have him back on
the ice before the end of he
season.

Norruze: BC. ‘Winter ;
Games organizers plunge | onin-

to the new year with hopes they

will have enough billets to. host .

“ all the ‘out-of-town. saletts

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