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Terrace Review — Wednesday, November 2i, 1990

Keith Melanson came to Terrace to visit relatives. He'll retum to his Vancouver {sland home with

the ‘A’ event title from the November 10 weekend Terrace mixed open bonspiel, Melanson beat
Larry Anderson 5-0 in the ’A’ final. In the semis, Anderson knocked off Neil Seimens while

Melanson took out Chic Henderson.

’’ event at the November 10 weekend Terrace opening mixed bonspiel went to the Mal Grant rink
as they out-curled Wayne Epp 7-6 in the final. In semi-final action, Epp downed John Evans and

Grant beat out Neal Nordstrom.

Fred Martena’ foursome came out on top in 'C' event at the annual opening mixed bonspiel at

the Terrace curling rink on November 10 weekend. Martens beat George Kozak 7-3 in the final.

Martens also defeated Louise Radford In
Cammidge. -_

the semis while Kozak was doing likewise to Bob

_. The Terrace ‘Caledonia Ker-
mode boys’ soccer team came
back from Kamloops Sunday
-with an overall 12th-place finish
out of 16 teams taking, part in
the annual B.C. high-school soc-
cer championships. -. .
Teacher-sponsor Henry Dreg-
er pointed out it was an im-

provement over last year’s 15th- _

place effort.

Injuries to two key players led
to Kermodes’ downfall. In the
first day of action, Rick Dhami
suffered a severely sprained an-
kle and David Wolf broke his
nose. Both were sidelined for the
rest of the series.

It didn’t help to have three of
the top five-rated teams in their
division.

They opened with a 7-1 loss to
third-ranked Centennial, then

12th in B.C.

lost 2-1 to fifth-rated Sutherland
of North Vancouver. In game 3

_of their round-robin, they won

1-0 on default when Victoria’s
Spectrum was disqualified for
being naughty the night before.

To replace the Spectrum
game, they played a pickup
Kamloops team to a 2-2 exhibi-
tion tie.

Next was the consolation side,
where Stevenston beat Kermo-
des 4-1 on three goals in the last
15 minutes. Their final game
was a 3-2 loss to Powell River.
Terrace blew a 2-0 halftime lead.

Dreger said Brian Allen’s
four-goal effort topped Kermo-
des, while Richy Piattoni spar-
kled as well. Mount Douglas of
Victoria beat Burnaby central
2-1 in overtime to win the title.

Low draw for mixed spiel

It was a small entry of only 18
teams, but the Terrace mixed open-
ing bonspiel went ahead at the
Terrace Curling Club last weekend.

Visitor Keith Melanson won the

’A" event 5-0 over = Larry
Anderson. ’B’ event went to Mal
Grant on a 7-6 win over Wayne
Epp. In the ’C’ event final, Fred
Martens defeated Fred Kozak 7-3.

Ringette girls lose
to bigger, older teams

‘The Terrace Ringette Club
played its first games of the season
last weekend in Prince George.
The under-11 petite girls lost both
their games, 6-1 to Prince George
Reds and 5-0 io Burns Lake. The

14- and 15-year-old junior girls
beat Burns Lake 6-1, then took a
5-0 loss at the hands of Prince
George Bells — a team of older
teams and adults.

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