Thornhill boys
win at voileyball

Coach Tom Hama-
kawa’s Thornhill junior
high school boys’
volleyball team went
through the John MclIn-
nes invitational tourna-
ment undefeated to cap-

ture top honors on the.

Oct, 25 weekend.
Adding to their
unblemished record was
the choice of Thornhill’s
Bruce Neid as the series’

most valuable player,

and the selection of
Neid’s teammates Ben
Foote and Kevin Hama-
kawa to the all-star
team.

The Prince George
tournament featured 10
boys and 10 girls teams.
Each division had five-
team sections for round-
robin play. After that,
the top two in each sec-
tion advanced to semi-
finals.

Thornhill boys started
their round-robin by
downing Anne Steven-
son School of Williams
Lake 15-2, 15-4. Then
they took MacKenzie
15-2, 15-7, defeated

Award winners

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Prince George Duchess
Park 15-10, 15-6, and
trounced Prince George
D.P, Todd 15-6, 15-2.

In their section,
Skeena boys posted a
three-win, one-loss
mark. They knocked off
Kelly Road of Prince
George, Fort St. John
and Williams Lake
junior high while losing
only to the host team.

In the semi-finals,
Thornhill eliminated
Skeena 15-8, 15-0, while
John McInnes took out
Anne Stevenson 15-9,
9-15, 15-9.

The championship
game was 15-9, 15-5 for

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Thornhill over McInnes.
Both Skeena and
Thornhill girls’ teams

ombhiil “A” Boys Volleyball Te

am: Back row (left to right) Jason Redmond; Raymond Brown
ander; Mitch Powers; Rodney Campbell. Front row (left to right) Tom Hamakawa (coach), Chad Albright; Bruce Neld; Kevin
Hamakawa; Ben Foote; Vincent Redmond; Andrew Goodwin (manager).

: Chris Terlesky; Merle Alex:

were less successful,
although Skeena’s
Cheryl Blanes was nam-
ed to the all-star team.

Thornhill and Skeena
ended up with one-win
and three-loss records in
their round-robin. and
failed to gain a berth in
the playoff section.

Too much violence
resulted in game two ofa
two-game series involv-
ing Terrace and Hazel-
ton midgets being called
off in minor hockey ac-
tion here Oct. 25.

The exhibition series
saw Hazelton win the

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individual Award Winners for Thornhill: Tournament MVP
trophy - Bruce Neild # 10; All Star Medal Winners - Kevin
Hamakawa # 12 and Ben Foote # 7.

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first game 9-3, They call-
ed the second contest
after two periods when
the referee decided they
were more interested in
fighting than playing
hockey. Hazelton was
ahead 6-2 at the time.

A Terrace spokesman

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told us that Hazelton
had overaged players on
their roster, and seemed
more interested in a form
of decapitation and inti-
midation. The spokes-
man also said the Ter-
race midgets would
refuse to play Hazelton

Midget hockey game cancelled

in the future.

Ken Lavalle with two
and Richard Haldane
with one paced Terrace
in* the opener. Derek
Phillips and. Rod Epp
scored for Terrace in the
fight-shortened second
game.

“There never was a good war
ora bad peace”

Letter to Quincy,“11 September, 1783
Benjamin Franklin

1706-1790

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