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National hoop team
two and three so far

The Canadian women’s na-
tional basketball team, of which .
Terrace’s Michelle Hendry is a
member, obviously needs more
time together to perform as a
cohesive unit.

The scores are...
‘TERRACE OPEN TOURNAMENT RESULTS Pe
held on 20, 21 and 22 May 1989 .. oe

ar “A” FLIGHT
ales: Winner: Matt Cachia, Smithers ~
. Runnerup: Alchard Kriegl, Terrace

Ladias Singles: Winner: Pat. West, New Alyansh
Runnerup: Fran Mann, Terrace

ae tens Doubles: Winners: Richard Krlag! & Swarn Mann, Terrace -

In their opening game against
Bulgaria on the 20th at the |
Grand Prix tourney in Prague, |
Canada brought its record to
one win, two losses by winding
up on the short end of a 10-63

They opened a lengthy three- score. “ -Runnerups: Matt Chachla, Smithers’& Jim Gondon, Kal
week tour of Europe last week, They evened it up next day by "Ladies Doubles: Winners: Pat West, New Alyansh & Diane Cay, Terrace 7
and after two exhibitions plus downing the Czechs 75-60. Runnerups: Fran Mann & Erna Motschilnig, Terrace | ;

Mixed Doubles: Winners: Results not known: .
(Finalists: Swarn & Fran Mann & Grant Holkestad & Pa West)

“B" FLIGHT

Mens Singles: Winners: Girgh Singh, Kitimat
- Runnerup: Alex Kotai, Kitimat

. ° Ladies Singles: Winner: Erna Motschilnig, Terrace
only six points: 73-67. . Runnerup: Diane Coy, Terrace

The team has several more ____. Mens Doubles: Winners: Chuck Gey & Dave Bowering, Terrace.
games to play before coming ; - * Runnerups: Girgh Singh & Bobby Chow, Kitimat.
home on June 8. | Ladies Doubles: Winners: Renta Webber & Ada Sarsait, Terrace

S O CCG e rr ki i d S h ave Mixed Doubles: Winners: Guy Kiland & Diane Gey, Terrace ute,
choice of schools

Runnerups: Doug Jenion & Erna Motschilnig, Terrace
Youth soccer players in our

Northwest area are not without .
choices for a summer soccer
school.

Under - the auspices of the

_ B.C.-wide Credit Union schools,
they. can attend week-long
camps at Terrace (July 10-14),
Kitimat. (July 17-21) or Prince
Rupert (July 24-28 and July 31-.
Aug. 4).

It’s a boys-only setup for the
Northwest Residential Soccer

ee Academy in Terrace (July 23-28).
Girls will be included next year.

All schools are looked upon
favorably by the B.C. Soccer
Association, but there are more
‘differences than just the dates
involved.

For example, the Academy
school (only the second one in:
the province) has a live-in fee
covering meals, accommoda-
tion, instruction, T-shirt and
soccer, It’s $235 for the six-day

camp for 11 to 17-year-olds. |

The day fee (minus accommo-
dation and meals) is $125.

The fee for the Credit Union’s

three tournament games, they
had a two-win, three-loss_
record.

Hendry and mates. opened at
Prague, Czechoslovakia on the
18th with an 85-68 win over the
Czechs. They met again next day .
and.the Czechs reversed things

with an 80-72 victory.

Their final tournament game
was against Cuba and they were
losing by 25-points at the half.
However, they came on strong |
in the second half and lost by

Prince Georg aes

KS. F. Cc. 45th ANNUAL SOCCER & SLO-PITCH TOURNAMENT
at Kitwanga — May 19- 22,1989

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS — ‘SOCCER

- Best Defensive Player — Victor Stevens, Kisplox Warriors -
Best. Offensive Player — Lee Morgan, K.S.F.C. Gitwangak | =
. High.Scorer — Bob Morrison, K.S.F.C. Gitwangak.

‘Best Goaltender — Ellery Witson, K.8.F.C. Gitwangak
«Most Sportsmaniike Player: Ayan Muldoe, Kispiox Warriors -
:Most Inspirational Player: Tom Westall, Kispiox Warriors.
Most Valuable Player —- Bob Morrison, K.S.F.C. Gitwangak  —
an ‘Beat Coach — Mel Morgan, K.S.F.C. Gitwangak a

TEAM AWARDS

_ Most Sportsmaniike Team — Kitwanga Rangers :
- Third Place & $500.00 — Kispiox T-Birds

Second Place & $1000.00 — Kispiox Warriors

=" First. Place & 1,500.00 — K.S.F.C. Gitwangak -

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS — MIXED SLO-PITCH -

ost ‘Sportsmanlike Player — Gaylene Kotowsky, Kitwanga’ Valley.
Most Valuable Female Player — Donna, Roy Pack Royals:
Most Valuable Male Player — Pat Ranahan, Kitwanga Valley .
‘Most. inspirational Player — Pat Ranahan; Kitwanga Valley”
Se Best Infleld — Ben, Metlakatia
Best Outfletd — Jennifer Clifton, Roy Pack Royals ;

TEAM AWARDS

’ Most Home Runs — Roy Pack Royals, Prince Rupert oa
_ Most Sportsmaniike Team — Kitwanga #1 cy
Third Place & $500.00 — Metlakatla Ferry Service - me
a Second Place & $1000.00 — Kitwanga Valley.
“Flrst Place & $1,500.00 — Roy Pack Royals, Prince Rupert’

five-day school (meals and ac-
commodation extra) is $45 if
you sign up before July 1. It’s
$50 thereaftter. poe

The Credit Union for ages five |. -
to 16-year-olds brings in well- -
_versed coaches — mostly school
teachers from the lower

‘ mainland and Fraser Valley. The
situation: is similar with the
Academy school, although inter-
national coaches could be in-
cluded in the roster.

Regardless of slight dif-
ferences, it’s a grand opportuni-
ty for the more than 1,500
Terrace-Kitimat-Prince Rupert
children to get expert instruction
in this fast-growing Canadian
sport.

Youngsters interested are
urged to sign up early as there
are class limits in size.

You can get Credit Union
registration forms from your
local Credit Union, and sign up
for the Academy through your
local Youth Soccer Association
coaches.

Better do it now!

Ailey Cats close but out

Terrace Alley Cats gathered

KITIMAT MERCHANTS MEN’ S$ FASTBALL TOURNAMENT . en ve a
: MAY 20 WEEKEND res
Terrace Truck Loggers 8 — Prince Rupert Duffys 0 eee
pot Kitimat Merchants 3 -= Burns Lake 1
. Terrace Northwest Oldtimers 4 —~ Hazelton Bombers t
-. Terrace Truck Loggers 6 — Moricetown 2
Kitimat Merchants 4 ~ Terrace Northwest Oldtimers 0
- Hazelton Bombers’8 — Moricetown 5
"Prince Rupert Duffys 3 —. Burns Lake 1
“Terrace Northwest Oldtimers 5 — Prince Rupert Duffys 2 -
-: Terrace Truck Loggers 5 — Kitimat Merchants 4
‘Terrace Northwest Oldtimers 5 -- Hazelton Bombers2
‘Kitimat Merchants 7 — Terrace Northwest Oldtimers 3

seven-team series. He said his

six points in 12 games at the na-
tional men’s and women’s five
and 10-pin team bowling cham-
pionships last Thursday to
Saturday in St. Catherines, On-
tario.

The team was Adrian Mum-
ford, Rene Mailloux, Blair Mac-
Donald, Tony Sorensen and Roy
Lincoln, According to Mum-
ford, inconsistency resulted in
their placing sixth overall in the

B.C. rep team lost by under 40
pins in games not won, Mum-
ford told us his 866 triple held
up until the last games, when he
was beaten out. Mailloux’s 346
single was also in contention for
individual honors. Alberta en-

‘tries won both men’s and

women’s five-pin team events.
The B.C. ladies’ team won the
10-pin rolloff.

Fun Run this Sunday

The Skeena Valley Runners’
Club has its annual five and
{0-kilometer runs coming up
this Sunday, June 4, starting and
ending at the Terrace library at
10:30 a.m.

It’s race day registration be-
tween the hours of 9:15 and 10
o'clock at the library. The entry
fee is $2. For non-B.C.A.A.
runners, it’s an extta $2. for, Aa
race membershi ip” for the diy.

The same course is used for
both distances. Once around the
Horseshoe area course if five-K.
The more ardent runners circle
twice around for 10-K,

There’s no age limit, but
youngsters will need signed
parental consent. Forms are
available at All Seasons Sports
or Dr. Paul Clark’s office.

‘ Refreshments will be served

-_ uP courtesy of Safeway,

Kitimat Merchants 2 — Terrace Truck Loggers 1

TERRACE MIXED SLO-PITCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE

. Terrace. Hotel Athletics'8 — Skeena Hotel 1
Famliy.Connection 15 — Independent Industrial 11

~, Realty World — Pennys 14 — Skeena Sawmills 10. ~~
‘Skeena Cellulose 7 — Independent Industrial 0

‘Alt Seasons Expose 9 — Realty World -- Pennys 3

‘Silver Buliet Brewmasters 7 — Family Connection 4

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