The 1988-89 edition of the Caledonia Kermode boys’ high school basketball team posed for
a pre-season picture in front of the school’s Kermode bear painting on the gymnasium wall.

- They see their first action this weekend at home.

Blackhawks unbeaten

-. Kitimat’s junior ‘B’ Black-

hawks continued their un-
defeated string Nov. 26 weekend
before hometown hockey fans at
Tamitik.

They hosted Juan De Fuca’

Gulls for a pair and wound up
with a tie and a win.

The Gulls earned a 7-7 tie in
the Friday night game by scoring
with only two seconds left in
regulation time. Kitimat had a
6-3 lead going into the third,

Rainbirds

. Another Northwest zone high
school team has been named in
top-10 rankings for the prov-
ince. The coaches’ poll names
-Prince Rupert Rainbirds as
seventh best in B.C. for the

where they gave up four goals.

It was Al Vermuelen’s night as —
he netted four goals. for the.

Hawks. Herb Grant notched a

pair while John Almgren had

one,

Mitch Shinde paced Hawks to
a 6-4 win in game two with two -
goals and two assists, Mike
Zmata, Howie O’Brien, Kevin

Graham and Vermueien also
scored.

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triple ‘AAA’ senior girls’
basketball section. Rainbirds
won't see zone action for the

first time until this weekend at

Terrace,

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-- SUNDAY: Terrace Athletics Assn.
-: MONDAY: Terrace Minor Hockey
TUESDAY: Kermodes or Jaycees
WEDNESDAY: Terrace Blueback

7 ‘For many members of the

Terrace Boxing Club, the 1988
“Salmon Belt tournament at
‘Prince Rupert on’Nov, 26 was

their baptism of fire. And they

did quite well, thank you.

. They won their share of fights

and also picked up much of the
trophy hardware up for grabs.

-.. Aaron McMillan (jr. ‘A’ — 85
Ibs.) had an upset stomach when
he stepped into the ring with
Rupert’s Jason Prevost (79 lbs.).
Aaron faltered in the opening
round and they had to stop the
fight.:

Aaron’s game effort resulted
in him winning the most promis-
ing novice award.

with Pat Carey (169 lbs.) up
against clubmate James Ther-
rien (163 Ibs.). Both fighters are
intermediates.

Carey won the bout on a 3-2
split decision, and was named
- Salmon Boy for the tournament.
He was also selected best in-
termediate and shared honors
with Therrien for best bout of
the night. ° ;

Therrien was voted the fighter
with the best left hand, and run-
nerup for the Salmon Boy
award,

One hundred and 10-pound
Darren Bell of Terrace took on
Gerry Hamond of Alaska and
came out with a 3-2 split deci-

_ sion win. Bell is junior ‘A’ while

Hamond (105 Ibs.) is junior ‘C’.
Bell was also four years younger
than the 16-year-old Hamond.
Darren won the award for
being the most sportsmanlike
boxer.

Terrace’s Ken Brinkac (sen.
130 Ibs.) scored a knockout in

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Next was an all-Terrace match

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Strong showing —
‘for local boxers —
-at Saimon Belt —

the first round in his match» .

against Wayne Hosein (int. 127
lbs.) of the host club.

It was Gerry Lambert’s turn
next. The senior, 142-pounder
rattled’ Craig Wilson of Alaska
and counted a first-round Kayo
over the junior ‘C’ 155-pounder.

Darren Bell returned to the

ring in the next fight against -

95-pound Carl Goodail, also of
Terrace, Goodall won this one
on a split decision.

Richard Harrison of Terrace
(int. 149 lbs.) lost his match by a
split decision to Steve Jaegar of
Rupert,

The final match saw our Mar-
cus Bernaldez (sen. 156% Ibs.)
take on Danny Miller of Grani-

sle. Marcus, who did so well at :

Kelowna the previous weekend,
ended up on the short end of a
split decision.

‘Kermodes
ousted

It was one of those series you
put in the books under ‘gained
experience’.

The Caledonia Kermode girls

_had hoped to earn a top placing

at the double ‘AA’ volleyball
championships at Port Co-

quitlam on the weekend. This

was not in the books. .

It came down to a bad tourna-
ment with Kermodes losing all
seven round-robin matches, then
dropping three more contests in
the consolation playoff.

It added up to Kermodes plac-
ing 16th and last in the season-
ending event.

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