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Both Terrace ' Totem
Ford Midgets and Skeena
Cellulose Peewees failed
to come home with a top
three performance at their
respective Christmas
minor hockey tour-
naments.

The Midgets wound up
with a two-win, four-loss
record at the Quesnel
series, and settled for
seventh spot out of eight
teams. Only a pair of vic-
tories over the Smithers-
Hazelton combines pre-
vented them from fin-
ishing in the cellar. .

The Totem Ford gang
started with a tough 8-7
loss to Dawson Creek in
the first game of their
three-game round-robin
portion. Jason Wiley and
Richard Haldane each
contributed a pair of
goals, while singles went
to Kelly Gilchrist, Mitch
Shinde and Brian O’ Neill.

Next was a 10-4 pound-'
ing at the hands of the

host team. Shinde and ~
Robert Holmberg each
scored twice in this one- |

sided contest.

Game three had Prince
George outscoring Terrace
9-7, Haldane, Gilchrist
and Wiley each dented the
net twice, Rod Epp scored
the other goal.

Totem Ford’s first win

over the Bulkley Valley:

team was next as we
posted a 7-5 victory.

Haldane came up with a-

hat trick, with Shinde ad-
ding a pair, Wiley and
O’Neill also scored.

Game five was another
loss — 7-3 to Fort St.
John. It was Gilchrist and
Wiley sharing the scoring,
with Gilchrist getting two.

Their last game was a
14-2 pasting over the
Bulkley Valley entry.
Shinde had the hot stick as
he fired a double hat trick
— six goals. Derek Phil-
lips blasted in three while
Haldane had a pair. Gil-
christ, Wiley and -Corey
King also scored. .

Atoms tourney |

10 Terrace Review — Wednesday, January 7, 1981
Midgets,
Peewees— |

‘- miss medals |

_. Meanwhile, at the
Saanich International Pee-
wee Tournament at Vic-
toria, the Skeena Cellulose
lads posted a record of
one win, three losses and a
couple of ties in this seven-
team, round-robin series.

In their opener against
Victoria Racquet Club,
the youngsters earned a
3-3 tie. Rhett Gibson had
two goals and Garth Mul-
Jer one. Jason Krug was
named the game star o
Terrace. - ;

_ Game two was a 4-1 loss
to Saanich with Ivan Las-
chenko scoring our goal
and Clint Prest being
named the game star.

Their third game was a

thrilling 5-4 win over

Spokane, Washington.
Gibson was picked as the
game star. Krug, Las-
chenko, . Muller, Richie
. Piattoni and Dennis Dan-
nister handled our ‘scor-
ing.

Seattle, Washington
then found some weak-
nesses in our lineup as
they whipped us 8-2 in

- game four. Gibson and

‘Laschenko did the scoring
while Davey Jones was the
game star, :

We earned a 6-6 tie in
our next game against
Portland, Oregon. Las-
chenk scored twice and
was named the game star.
Shane Bourgoin, Piattoni,
Krug and Jones also
scored,

Inthe final contest, they
lost another heart-breaker
— 5-4 to Comox. Shawn

~Munson in the nets made
30 saves and was our game
star. Jared Ewart, Ban-
nister, Gibson and Prest
handled the scoring.

The final standings had
Terrace in fifth place. The
team’s performance also
earned them the most
sportsmanlike team
trophy.

Saanich whipped Com-
ox 11-5 to win this series.

to Kitimat

Kitimat’s ‘A’ team, known as the Rotary Reps, came
through to beat Kitimat’s ‘B’ team 10-5 in the cham-
pionship game of the annual Terrace Minor Hockey
‘Atoms’ Tournament during the Christmas break.

The Rotary kids won all four of their round-robin
games, then knocked off Terrace All Seasons Reps 8-2
in the semi-finals. Kitimat’s ‘B’ gang won three and lost
one in the round-robin, then took the Terrace ‘B’ team

9-5 in the semi-final.

In the playoff for third and fourth place, All Seasons
outscored Terrace ‘B’ 11-7. Both Terrace teams wound
up tied for third with one-win, two-loss and one-tie
records. Prince Rupert was the fifth team and they were

»-climinated with four losses in a row.

In awards following the final game, Kitimat ‘B’ had
the most valuable players with Kevin Tremblay.
Another Kitimat 'B’ Player, Carlos Silva was named

best forward.

Ryan Bennato won the trophy for high scorer as top
gun with the Rotary Reps. All Seasons’ goalies - Curtis
Bretherick and David Tanner, tied for best netminder

7 continued on page 23

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Tha Terrace ‘A’ team, sponsored

by All Seasons Sports managed a third-place finish at the annual Terrace Atoms Ch

Minor Hockey tournament. Terrace won two, lost three and tied one.

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