| _ Hendry reflects on |

~ European tour!

Nineteen-year-old Michelle
Hendry, Terrace’s outstanding
basketball talent, has been in-
volved in her favorite sport on a
steady basis since early last fall.

The tall blonde: had her first
break from the game _ last week

_ when she managed nine days at

home. in a short holiday. away

from the Canadian women’s na--

_ tional team.

It’s been almost continual
basketball, starting with her out-
standing Simon Fraser Universi-
ty season, then going right i in to
national team ‘training camp in
Toronto last month.

Michelle’s dream of basket-
ball being a stepping stone
towards an eventual degree in

~ kinesiology took a major step in -

May when, due to a teammate’s

_ unfortunate injury, she claimed

- the final position on our na-
- tional travelling team.

The day before the nats were

_ to leave for Europe, one of the

20 players left in training camp
‘who had earned a place on the
travelling team suffered a dis-

abling injury. ° With ‘Mictielle oe
next in line, she Was: ‘boosted to |.
_the European roster.. —
“It was an unfortunate’ way to.”

gain a ‘place, but I was: 13th on

the list and next in line to get on.
the main squad,” she told us... <

As for the European. trip,

Hendry spent most of her play-
ing time on the bench .as. the

regulars gained ‘valuable éx-
perience on the floor. .

They wound ‘up playing in
three tournaments, plus exhibi-
tion games in Czechoslovakia,
Hungary and France. “‘] think

we won eight and lost eight, but
I can’t really be sure cause ‘things
were so hectic.”

Time off was rare indeed!

““We'd have shooting practice

every morning, then solid work-

outs on days we weren't
playing,’’ she lamented. ‘‘As for

time off, we had half-a-day in

Budapest and one day.in Paris.

‘‘Considering we're .a young
team, we did pretty well?

As for European “officiating
— “They let ae go, making
games pretty rough at times.
You'd probably think. the refs
are bad, but Europeans are
talented and can get away with a
lot.”

The trip was tiring — long bus

rides to venues, quick warmups

‘for games, then rides back when’

they sometimes got to bed about
3 a.m.
When away from the games

and workouts, naps were the the -
_most important item. _
‘But the trip was worth it.”’

Terrace entries top
Seafest triathlon |

The Terrace Sundance three-

some of biker Mike Christensen, |

runner Ed Ansems and swimmer
Jocelyn Coxford emerged vic-
torious among 15 other trios at
the annual Prince Rupert Seafest
Triathlon on June 11. They beat
out two hometown threesomes
to take home the major prize.
Maryanne Rudolph, Ray-
mond Bond and Aaron
Maragno teamed for the second-
place finish, while Paul Cope,
Joe. Nelson and Heather Bell
teamed up to take third place.
Another Terrace competitor
— Colin Parr — won the men’s
individual section. He finished
ahead of Rupert locals Dean
McLay and Scott Marineau.
_It- was all-Rupert for the
women’s top three individuals.
Carol Coan, Janice German and
Hilary’ Rouse. were one-two-
three at the finish line.
- Another Terrace competitor
—s Jeremy Sayers — actually
crossed the finish line first. But
it was discovered he has missed a
check point and was disqualified
in the men’s individual. .
“The Christensen-Coxford-
Arisems trio, sponsored by Sun-
dance, completed the course in

one four, 15. 38. minutes. They

were more than three minutes in
front of the runnersup.

In winning the men’s in-—

dividual, Parr ‘was three
minutes, 49 seconds in front.

A total of 17 competitors
(male and female). took part in-
dividually.

Each segment of the triathlon
was of different lengths, Swim-
ming was one kilometer, biking
25 kilometers, and running eight
kilometers,

Clark.
crashes

A collision with two other
wheelers just two kilometers in-
to the race prevented Terrace’s
Dr. Paul Clark from winning
the Canadian wheelchair
marathon at Winnipeg on Sun-
day. Clark collided with two
other B.C. wheelers and wound

up with a damaged fork on his”

chair. He tried to continue, but
the damaged chair gave out at
the 30-kilometer mark. It was
most disappointing to for
former world record holder in
this event, Clark was not in-
jared, vos

8. oo UNDER DIVISION: .

+ 2, A Street — Jerry Clawson #388

The scores are,. is:
"TERRACE YOUTH. SOCCER

Hd BIG BOB'S | STH ANNUAL Bd BALL:BANGER
‘UNDER.7, DIVISION: -: MIXED SLO- PITCH TOURNEY. -
‘Kinamen. Jets.2 — Wilkinson Candne. 0” ROUND. ROBIN SCORES’ —_ “JUNE: 9&: 10°

Vic Froese 0 — Safeway 0. Po ota ts
- ‘Terrace Builders 2 — Terrace Shell toe _ * Skeena Calluiosa 8 — Garfields 5
Sundanca 2— All Seasons 0: | - * “y.. River Rats 14 —.Skéena-Coors 3
UNDER 1 0 Divs! ON *Skeena Sawmills 10 — Brewmasters 1
Skeena Hotel 18.— Alkies 5 —
* Thunderbirds 10 — “Tarrace Travel 2 Terrace Hotel 9 — Family‘Connectlon 4°
- Skeena. Cellulose 3 — Skeena Sawmills 2. y On Seasons Expose 7 — Houston Deansf 6
- 1 , Shoppers 4— ‘Co-Op | 2. _ Nordic Ford 14 — Motorways 5
‘Centennial ‘Lions 7°— ‘Surveyors 1. ‘Belmont 8 ~— Texaco. Stars 6
. Carlyle Shepherd | 9— AG. K. 2. - Master Batters 12 — Royals 11
' Kitwanga7—F&N’s6 |
cal Seasons Expose 3 — Skeena Cellulose 2.
_ Motorways 13 — River Rats 12 ° ‘
_ Belmont 19 — Brewmasters 10 eG oe
* Houston Deans 15 — Garflelds 0 ea

Dalry: ‘Queen 3. — Totem Ford. o.
McAlpine 2 —.Ken’s Photo 0 -
Terrace Chrysler 4 — Tilden Tigers Q-

_ UNDER 16 DIVISION. hoe «.-,. Terrace Hotel 7 — F & N's 0
‘Brady F.C: 9 — Philpott Forestry 2 . oe Master Batters 13 — Skeena Coors 3.
UNDER 14 DIVISION . Seats Sawmills 6 — Texaco Stars 4

* : Royals 5 — Alkies 4 -
.» Family. Connection 10 — Kitwanga 1.
Houston Deans 6 — Skeena Cellulose 2
:* Nordic Ford 13 — River Rats 3: ;
‘Texaco Stars 9 — Brewmasters.8
=: Skeena Sawmills 12 — Belmont O .
All Seasons. Expose 10 — Gartialds 1
-Skeena Coors 7 — Motorways 6 | se
Royals 9 — Skeena Hotel 2.”
2 Alkies 11 — Master Batters 9
: F.& N’s 8 — Family Connection 6
» Terrace Hotel 13 — Kitwanga 10

TERRACE MINOR. BASEBALL

lL . ‘Rookle Division

» Northern Drugs 17 — Co-op 11
a Petrocan 17 — Elks 17

. Elks 18 — Petrocan 18

Bambino Division |

McDonalds 48 — Shoppers 8

~ Barko 17-— Overwaitea 8

. McDonalds: 11 —Overwaitea 7 .

Veog Uy Farko 21-—- Shoppers 5

ee “"” Farko 11 = Overwaitea 6

“ duntor. Babe Ruth -

Kinsmen. 12 — All Seasons 4.

SCRUB SOFTBALL senior Babe Ruth: :

Kitselas K.Y.PA. 20 — Blue Rental Blue Jays 12.0 “Video Stop 10 — Junior Babe Ruth All Sars 7 z
“TERRACE LADIES FASTBALL 7

Northern Motor Inn Stealers 13 — - Terrace Hotel Jt. Shooters 4

‘Northern Drugs 4 — Rotary 2
San-Berry United 4 — Bavarian tnn 3°

UNDER 12 DIVISION

- Northwest Sportsmen 2°— Finning 2 |
_. Bandstra2 — Cedarland1
Aqua Plumbing 3 ~~ Sight & Sound 2.

GIRLS DIVISION
_ Tide Lakers 5 — Alchards 2,

TERRACE MEN'S SLO- PITCH 4 LEAGUE “i

Inn of the West 6 — Rudon Rowdiles5 * vos
$.K.B. Molson Wreckers 12 —:Thornhill Pub Boo els

TERRACE MINOR SOFTBALL. .

SQUIRT GIRLS DIVISION

Mr. Mikes 12 — Middleton Trucking 7
(Mr. Mikes wins, House Division}.

BANTAM GIRLS DIVISION |
_ Northcoast Road Maintenance 10 — Doe’ s Cartage 4 4.

~ COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB EXHIBITION SOFTBALL |

‘Terrace Rotary Club 13 — Terrace Kinsmen 10

_ TERRACE MIXED SLO-PITCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE ©

. Realty World- Pennys 5 — Family Connection 4
: Skeena Hotel § — All Seasons Expose 2
-Skeena Cellulose 1 — Independent Industrial 0.
* -Skeena Sawmills 8 — River Rats 6
"Royals 10 — Terrace Hotel 3
Realty World-Pennys 11 — Brewmasters 10.
“Family Connection 14 — All Seasons Expose 7
_ Skeena Hotel 6 — Oldtimers 5 :

ae STOCK CARS _..
‘RACE RESULTS FROM TERRACE SPEEDWAY. a

_MAINS | .
Sportsman - Albert Weber #6
A Hobby — Wes Patterson #166 -
‘B Hobby — Phil Truscott #166.
JAMBOREE
Sportsman — Albert Weber

~ Hobby — Wes Patterson #166
_ Street — Jerry Clawson #366
“c’ CLASS HOBBY —
Jean Pearson #036.

TROPHY DASHES JUNE 4, 1989

‘Sportsman — Ernie Perkins #5
_ A Hobby —- Dave Reinhardt #555
B Hobby — Don Pearson #036
A Street — Jerry Clawson #366

HEATS

Sportsman — Ed Johnson #93
A Hobby — Dave Reinhardt #555.
B Hobby — Phil Truscott #166 .

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