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B10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 27, 1999

surprise wins

THE SURPRISE the past two weeks has
been the play of the Canadian Tire team.

CDN. TIRE 3 — WTRN. PACIFIC 1
Alter starting the season slowly, Canadian:
Tire was coming off a tie against Forestry
when it shocked Western Pacific, beating
them 3-1. ; So

Canadian Tire controlled the game stazl to
finish wilh Roy Hernes-scoring two and
Eric Smeysters adding aiother. Western
Pacific's only goal came on a penalty shot
which Stewarl McIsack blasted past Cana-
dian Tire’s keeper, Nick Bujtas. Canadian
Tire also won its second game in a row
when they beat Northern Knight 4-3 on Jan.
17, coming back from a 3-1 deficit to win
the game.

SUPER BM 14 — NTRN. KNIGHT 3

Super BM rolls over the competition again,

adding two more wins to their league-
leading total of 12 wins in 15 games,

Oue of Super BM’s two wins came at
Northern Knight’s expense, who were
simply outmatched by the ability of Super
BM players to move the ball around, The

game saw Manuel De Medgiros score seven

goals, while George De Medeiros added
four more. Northém Knight’s bright light
continies to be Corey Trogi, who managed
to put one past Super BM keeper John De
Medeiros to add to his league-leading total
of 20 goals.

SUPER BM 1 — FORESTRY 0
Super BM's second win came in a much
tougher match against Forestry.

Forestry played a strong defensive game
against Super BM, and managed to shut
down their offense while getting good
chanees on net.

Forestry wasn’t able to capitalize on its
chance, however, with several shols bounc-
ing offthe post and John De Medeiros

Sports
Scope

At the pool

BLUEBACK — swimmers
competed at the Methanex
Invitational Swim Meet in
Kitimat Jan. 16-17,

Kyrissa Bader, Amanda
Demonte, Hali . Downs,
Lucas Myhr, Breanne Palab-
icky, and Brenna Sterner all
tumed in 100 per cent best
limesintheirevents.9

Petra Robertson, Kaya
Downs, Evan Palahicky, ©
Thomas Demetzer and Kyle |
Narat finished in the top
three of their age groups, = *

Register now.

TERRACE Peaks Gym:
hastic club is planning two
fegistrations sessions at the
Skeena Mall.

The sessions will be held
Jan. 29 from 6 pun. to. 8
pm. and Jan. 30 from 10
aan. to 4 p.m, Recreational
gymnastics classes are
aimed at kids two and up
and fees vary. Call Susan at
635-0912. or Maria at 638-
0447 for more information.

Lake skiing
FRESH powder on a hard
base of groomed trails are
making cross-cauntry skiing
a hit.

Use bluc wax for optimum
effect, Aad call Stacey al
632-4778 for beginner, in-
termediate, classic or skat-
ing lessons. The club’s hosts -
the Alcan marathon; a

- charity event for the heart
and stroke foundation, on
Saturday, Feb, 20, Call 798-
2227 Cor more information. +

Snow report

BRAVE the cold and check
out Shames Mountain Jan.
29-31 for their level one
snowboard instructor course
and their Nancy Greene
Race on Sunday, Jan, 31,
The hilk received two cen-
limetres of new. snow. last
week for 260 centimetres of
snow at ihe t-bar. and 150
centimetres atthe lodge.
Super Bowl Sunday starts
at 3 p.m, at Galloway's Pub
at the lodge. On Saturday,
Feb. 6 Shames. hosts -a
cardboard box race and
plans to gencrate some heat
with during Mexican days,
The McDonald's ski. ex-_
press leaves ~ the - Terrace

day, Sunday. and. ‘non-
instructional. school. days ‘at
8 am. For up-to-date snow
reports check.“ ott’: the
Shames mountain’. « show’ *
phone — al | -638+88ki

_cover gym rental,

McDonald’s’ every Satur- : t

saving the rest, It took only one defensive
laps by Forestry for Super BM to score Ihe

winner in this tight watch. With about 10
minules left in the game, Super BM’s
Marten Fedderson was able to flick a shot
over Forestry’s keeper Tony Ribeiro, after
Forestry’s players were caught pushing up
lo try for the winning goal.

FORESTRY 2—INTERNATNLS. 5

Forestry suffered two significant losses the °

previous week, when they played the Inter-
nationals and Western Pacific,

The gaine saw the Internationals’ Ricky
Fagan scored two goals with John
Krinsinger, Mike Hubbard and Willie
McCleary adding one goal each. Forestry’s
offense was limited to a goal by Cling
Sheppard. The Internationals scored their
goals on the counter-attack taking ad-
vautage of Forestry’s weak defensive play. —

FORESTRY O — WTRN. PACIFIC 5
Forestry lost again to Western Pacific on
Janu, 10,

Five players contributed to Western Pa-
cific’s scoring with the last goal coming on
a breakaway by Nick Kolias, set up by
Westem Pacific’s keeper, Gil Rega.
Forestry’s offense continued sputtering,
with few shots on net. And Westerti Pacific
continued its shut out streak Jan. 17 when
Jorge Silva took over for an injured Rego.
Wester Pacific also shut out the Interna-
tionals 4-0.

Co-ed drop in soccer continues Monday
from 9-10 p.m. at Caledonia Senior
Secondary aad at Thornhill Elementary on
Thursdays from 7-9 p.m.

The informal, fim games are organized in
a pick up format. Ther exercise is good and
the coslis a reasonable $2 per player.to

Bveryone’s welcome!

PONTIAC

LEAGUE STANDINGS TO JAN. 17

- Team GF GA GP WL T Pbs
Super BM 8 25 15 121 2 37
Western Pacific $0 34 #15 7 4 4 42
Internationals, 52 48 14 6 G6 2 20
Forestry FC 42 47 14 67 1 19
Canadian Tire 38 #649 «l4 4 6 4 13

_ , Northern Knight 42 107 14 1 121 4

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