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‘a final
Rupert’s Booth 15-2, 15-8; de-

_ Skeena Junior High School's grade elght girts’ volie
“nament held at Thornhill Junior High School.

yball team won the sportsmanlike team award at the recent tour-

Sharples
— called up

Terrace pro hockey
defenceman Jeff Sharples was

-.called up from the American

Hockey League’s Adirondak
Wings last Thursday to play for
_ Detroit Red Wings against Pitts-

burgh Penguins Friday night.

~ Also making the trip up from’
the farm team was forward

Mark Kumpel. ;

- Replacing Sharples and
Kumpel at Adirondak is veteran
‘Mel Bridgman and Steve Mar-

tinson.

Prior to the start of the
“season, Detroit coach Jacques

Demers told his veterans they

‘Must produce. or they’d be

Teleased or sent to the farm .

team.

Demers and general manager
Jim Develano watched Sharples
‘and Kumpel play against Birm-

-.ingham Wednesday and decided
then on the switch of players.

- Skeena boys ta

_: The Skeena ‘A’ boys had to

-.come back through ‘B’ side of .
' their Grade 8 volleyball playday
on Oct. 17 to defeat unbeaten

Kitimat twice and capture first

: place out of seven teams. .

For the girls, Chandler Park
of Smithers won four straight to

win the nine-team girls’ Grade 8

series at Thornhill High.

Awards for the most sports-
manlike teams went to Thornhill
boys and Skeena ‘A’ girls.

Boys’ Division

' Skeena ‘A’ had dropped to
‘B’ side of their double-

' knockout series by losing 11-15,

15-13, 16-14 to Kitwanga in their
opener. They came back to gain
berth by downing

feating Chandler Park 10-15,

’ 15-13, 15-13; and eliminating

The Skeena grade eight boys ‘A’ team needed

if

~~*“'Ferrace Review —

Junior Boys’ Volleyball
‘Thornhill came through

unbeaten to win the six-team

junior. boys’ volleyball playday
at Kitwanga on Oct. 17 in the
round-robin preliminary.
Thornhill was five-and-zero.
Booth was next at four-and-one,

then Nishga, Kitimat ‘A’ and

Kitimat “B’ at two-and-three,
with Houston last
five,

In the semi-finals, Thornhill

downed Nishga 15-4,. 15-12
while Kitimat ‘A’ knocked. off
Booth 17-15, 15-13. In the final
it was Thornhill over Kitimat
‘A’ 15-4, 12-15, §5-12.

- Junior Girls’ Volleyball

Prince Rupert’s Booth won.
girls’
volleybali playday at Hazelton ©

the 10-team junior

Oct. 17. Booth advanced to the
semi-finals after winning three
and losing one in their five-team

an extra set to beat Kitimat in the final of their volleyball tournament at

Skeena Junior High School on October 17,

Kitwanga 15-8, 15-10.

side with three straight wins. —
15-11, 15-8 over Thornhill; 15-8,
15-13 ‘over Booth; and 11-15,
15-10, 15-7 over Kitwanga.

A victory by Kitimat over
Skeena ‘A’ would have clinched
the title, but Skeena won the set
13-15, 16-14, 15-0 and forced a
deciding best-of-three series in
this ‘true’
playday. .

It was over in two matches

with Skeena posting 15-11, 15-12

victories for the title.

Kitwanga placed third, with - !

Chandler Park fourth, Booth
fifth, Thornhill sixth and Skeena
‘B’ seventh.

Girls’ Division
Chandler Park arrived late for

participants.

November 1 — The Terrace Workout for Heart, a two-hour aerobic exer-
cise session to raise money for the Terraca chapter af the Canadian
.Heart Foundation, wiil be held in the gym at Skeena Junior Secondary
School beginning at 2 p.m. Participants collect pledges, raise funds and
have fun while doing good things for thelr cardiovascular systems.
Prizes will be awarded for most pledges and best-dressed Workout

November 5 -~ Music Night, 7:30 p.m. at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre.
Caledonia Concert Band, Caledonia Stage Band, Caledonia Choir anc a.
grade 7 Beginning Band. Tickets available at the door.

back from near defeat in their
opening match. Due to lateness,
officials decided Chandler
would play a two-game, total-
point series in their opener
against Hazelton. After losing
19-17, Chandler won 15-0 to
take Hazelton 32-19 overall.
Chandler went on to down

Kitimat 15-9, 13-15, 15-10; and
double-knockout

Booth 15-7, 16-14. This put

_Chandler won 17-15,

ke volleyball meet —
. the girls’ series, and had to come
Kitimat had gone through ‘A’ -

them into the’ final against
Booth, who dropped to ‘B’ side
and eliminated Kitwanga 15-10,
4-15, 15-6. .

Against Booth in the final,

13-15,

15-8, .

With Booth placing second,
Kitwanga took third, Skeena ‘A’
fourth, Kitimat fifth, Thornhill
sixth, then Hazelton, Smithers
‘B’ and Skeena Gold.

at zero-and-

When it’s that
Important,

a There’s only one way

to say it!

Flowers A La Carte

Wednesday; October 28,1987 9 hog

| Sports report |

‘preliminary round-robin,

Thornhill, with four wins and no’.

losses, also advanced © with’:
Hazelton. and Kitimat, In- the.

semis, Hazelton upset Thornhill, — |

while Booth knocked off. Kiti-’

mat. Booth then defeated the
host team in the final.

Senior Boys’ Volleyball :
_.at Prince Rupert

_ Terrace Caledonia Kermode
boys won this: four-team series

with three wins, no losses. They

"downed their hosts -15-3, 15-7;
then defeated Kitimat 15-13,
~ 15-13; and took Hazelton 7-15,

15-2, 15-9. Kitimat finished se-

cond, Hazelton third and Rupert. ; |

last. Kitimat’s Reno Bussoli was:

named .most valuable player.
Kermodes had two. all-stars

Peter Yip and Grant Livadney.

Senior Girls’ Volleyball
at Prince Rupert

Smithers posted a four-win, —

no-loss record in winning the

‘ five-team round-robin series at

Rupert. They also had the most

valuable player in Suzy Taylor.

Kitimat placed second at three-
and-one, then Rupert at: two-

and-two, Houston at one-and--

three, and Hazelton at zero-and-
four, — oo

Cross-Country Races
‘at Kitwanga ©
- Runners. from-Grade eight to
Grade 12 competed. in
Kitwanga’s cross-country run-
ning playday on Oct. 17. Results
were as follows — Grade eight

girls: Clare Challen of Smithers .. .

first, with Skeena’s.Megan Reid
second and Booth’s Kim
Thompson third; Grade nine
boys: the top three were all from .

Skeena — Chad Edmonds first, °

David Shepherd second, and
David Edmonds third; Grade 10
boys: Joe Nelson of Prince

Rupert first, with McKenna 7

Daniels of Kitwanga second and
Dennis Sugar of Prince Rupert.
third; Grade 11 boys: Brad
Hankel of. Smithers first and
Ron Wilson of Prince Rupert se-
cond. Brett: Werne of Smithers
won in boys Grade 12, while
Adele Thompson of Rupert won
in girls Grade 12.

Senior Boys Soccer
at Prince Rupert
Kitimat Rowdies won both
games over their hosts — 2-0 in
the first and 1-0 in the second,

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