"Page BE - - Terrace Standard, Wetnstay ey 20, 1991

‘Swimmers carve
through waters —

Contributed
TERRACE —Members. of the

. Terrace Bluebacks swim club

have ‘been. busy over the past
two weeks.

Younger competitors travell-
ed to Prince Rupert to compete
in the Mighty Tyke Invitational
Jan. 26-27 while older athletes
swam in the northern B.C.
winter games.

The following 10 and under
swimmers competed in the
Mighty Tyke meet:

Mikael Jensen, Audrey Erb,
Megan Corp, Randee Arm-
strong, Trish Gair, Marina
Checkley, B.J::Erb, lan Mae-
Cormac, Chris Kerman, Patrick
Levesque, Tyley Mennie, Ken-
dra Eys, Lindsay Frezell, Jamie
Striker, Kyla Rice, Josh
Pelltier, Vince Gair, Garth Cox-
ford and Clint Sheppard.

the team did well, placing se-

cond overall behind the home
team, Prince Rupert.

Most swimmers improved
upon their times and some pool
records were broken.

Marina Checkley set a new
mark in the 50-free with a 38,51
while team mate Garth Oxford

- McInnes;

records in
100-breast,

broke five pool
40-fly, 50-free,

’ §0-back and 200-free,

Allin all the Bluebacks have a
great -set of younger swimmers
who will provide strength to the
overall program. :

Qur swimmers contributed to
the northern B.C, winter games
in a great way.

The following swimmers took
part: Carrie Dupas, Lisa Gard-
ner, Sonya. Sheppard, Mandy
Donelle [amelle,
Renada Wilson, Shawna Green-
wood, Preston Davis, Jamie
Kerman, Seth Downs, Matt
Pelltier, Daniel MacCormac,
Dylan MacCormac, Aimee
Peacock, - Clayton T-Muller,
Dave Vanderlee, Jordan
Wilson, Tom MacKenzie,
Denise Vandertee, Terry
Llewellyn. :

Aimee Peacock had a great
meet, breaking the 5:00 mark in
the 400-free. with a> 4:58.72,
Dave Vanderlee set a new
record in the 200-fly with a
2:42.94. Denise Vanderlee won
the 100-fly in a close finish race
with a time of 1:19.38,

Sonya Sheppard swam an in-

Locals improve

TERRACE — Several local
youngsters have been promoted
following recent examinations
in the children’s Chito-Ryu
karate club.

Paul Fleming and Jim Casey
were promoted to orange belt,
first stripe. Peter Murie was
promoted to orange belt.

Mike Davies was promoted to
yellow belt, second stripe, and
Harvaven Gill is now yellow
belt, first stripe.

Promoted to yellow belt are:
Kevin Cage, Simon Fisher,
Joshua Smith, Cheranne Shep-
pard, Babaljit Sanghera, Costa
Sainis, Troy Gagnon, Kevin
Andolfatto, Matthew Janzen,

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Grace Mitchell.

Promoted to white belt, first
stripe; are: Bryan Raposo,
Bradley Causey, Beau Leves-
que, Michael Urbanoski,
Catherine. Audet, Jonathon
Gagnon, David Fleming, Jamie

‘Kerman, Ryan Huffman, Todd

Holkestad, Teresa Lefebvre,
Lindsey Fillion, Jagjit Buttar,
Chris Kerman, Eric Smyth, Jeff
Stacey Marceau,
Alana Urbanoski, Toby Par-
sons.

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credible meet while Lisa Gard:

ner -was just as. impressive.
Sonya took silver in the girls 11
and. 12 breast stroke while Lisa

taok.a brozne in the 200 back

stroke.

Other -swimmers such as
Jamie Kerman, Jordan Wilson,
Clayton Muller, Daniel Mac-
Cormac, Dylan MacCormac

and Seth Downs were all dropp-

ing major seconds in all their
races.

Donelle Iamelle and Renada
Wilson both had great 200 races
while Shawna Greenwood swam
well, especially in her favourite,
the breast stroke. Preson Davis
and Matt Pelltier have improv-

-ed tremendously over the last

month and it showed in the
games,

The Terrace master swimmers
were also heavy into the action
at the games. Joe Mandur won

‘ four gold medals, two silver and

a bronze. Patsy Haydon wona
bronze in the 100 back stroke
while team mate Catherine
Croucher also took bronze in
the 50-fly.

Colleen Ferguson specialized
in the breast stroke where she
won two bronze medals in the
100m and 50m events. Rob Bell
swam in the games as a rookie
and did great.

Mary Bowering excelled and
enjoyed taking time off her
events. Youngster Chris Lind-
seth was formidable, but had to
swim exhibition because he
wasn’t 20 yet.

Qur inspiration, Marion Duf-
fus (age 68), was just incredible
and got a lot of applause for her
efforts, She’s everyone’s role
model,

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The next four weeks are also
busy for the Bluebacks. Four
swimmers will travel to the
junior provincial champion-
ships in Surrey Feb. 22-24, On
March 8-10, the provincial
championships will be held in
Prince George.

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“ TERRACE: —It was. close
hut not quite as the Kermode
Friendship Centre Kermodes
“intermediate . men’s basket-
ball team returned home last
week from the Prince Rupert
_ All-Native Basketball .Tour-
. Nament with two losses.

The team played
Metlakatla B.C. in their first
game, losing 74-70'° and
Masset in their second game’ : :

: j ‘were Jackie Brown with 18
of” the double knockout points in the first game and

event, losing 79-64. _ 23° in the second, Arnie
Team manager Nicole Pelletier with 14 points in the

Bingham said the team was -
doing well in the first game
but “took too many. fouls
toward the end, giving

to take and hold the lead.
~The Kermodes were:

the second game by a 31-28
score but then lost their edge,
said Bingham. .

Leading Kermode scorers

Metlakaila the opportunity —

leading Masset at the half in. -

In two

first game and 12 in the: se-
cond and Frank Genaille’

with -12- points in the ‘first -]-

game and 14 in the second, “

tional tournament.

The team is making three
tournament appearances this
year and is ‘contemplating
hosting one here soon. -

This year’s ‘appearance {
was the second °for the’ age.
16-21 squad of 10 players.but “|.
they don’t know if they, will “["
return to Prince Rupert next’ "f-
year because it is an invita- “| -

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determines which coverages, — many goods and services il
territories and vehicle uses purchases.

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If your premium is changed
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Each year about a third of all
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