8 Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 2, 1988

Terrace

JEFF SHARPLES: takes charge of
Terrace summer hockey school. °

The Northwest-Miller summer
hockey school in Terrace no
longer exists.

It’s being replaced this sum-
mer by the Jeff Sharples hockey
school — a two-week school
running August 15 to 27 at the
Terrace Arena.

Terrace Minor Hockey decid-
ed on the change for several
reasons, the main one being a
cheaper price to attract more
youngsters.

The Northwest organizations
charged $160 per player. The
Sharples school will charge $100
per week.

Sharples, who joined the
N.HLL.’s Detroit Red Wings this
season after a solid junior
career, will run the school along
with his father and several local
youths with junior experience.

A new aspect that’s now part
of several schools across Canada
will be part of Sharples’ school.
It’s asummer hockey league that

hockey

school changes

runs each night of the session,

Cliff Sharples, Jeff’s dad and
former coach of three B.C.
championship Minor Hockey
teams, said he hopes to round up
four teams with 17 to 20 players
on each squad. Non-schoo! par-
ticipants sign up individually for
a fee of $30 a week just for the
league.

Teams will be selected from
those signing up separately and
from older teens and instructors
at the school. Registration for
the school and league will start
this month.

“The night summer league is
quite popular across the land,”’
Cliff told us. ‘‘Teams will be
balanced so there’s no
powerhouse. With four teams
we can have two games a night.”’

Terrace youngsters will be
contacted by mail insofar as
signing up for the school. There
will be a limit on a first-come,
first served basis.

Posters with registration
forms attached will be sent to
hockey organizations across the
north so that outsiders can sign
up.
The question of Sharples
bringing in some N.H.L. talent
is up in the air. Because the new
situation was just formalized,
and because most N.H.L.
players are already committed to
summer schools elsewhere, it’s
not likely Jeff can lure too many
here.

However, he will be making a
try between now and the end of
the season.

Bluebacks clean up
at Victoria meet |

Terrace Blueback swimmers
grabbed six medals and 20
finishes in the top 10 at the B.C.
open age group championships
at Victoria on the February 20
weekend.

Midgets hot

Smithers midgets feel they
might have a good chance at
winning the B.C. single ‘A’
Minor Hockey title this season,

On the February 20 weekend,
Smithers won the east-zone
championship for the first time
since 1968. At Fort St. James,
they downed Hazelton 8-2, then
beat Houston 5-3 and edged the
host team. 5-4,

The playoff victory went with
their regular league title.

This coming weekend,
Smithers hosts Hazelton in a
best-of-three playoff for. the
single ‘A’ title and the right to
go to Revelstoke for B.C. finals
during the spring break.

The 10-and-under team of
Jocelyn Coxford, Aimee
Peacock, Jennifer Henderson
and Joelle Walker won bronze
medals for the medley relay
race,

Corey Holland in boys
10-and-under won gold for the
$Q0-backstroke, silver for
S0-freestyle and bronze for
100-backstroke. He wound up
with seven placings in top 10 of
his races.

Coxford brought home three
bronze medals for
400-individual medley, 100-
backstroke and 100-freestyle.
She had eight placings of sixth
or better.

The Bluebacks placed 16th
out: of 29 clubs from B.C. and
Alberta. Kitimat Marlins were
17th while Prince Rupert Rapids
were 27th.

’ In most cases, our swimmers
were up against as many as 40
swimmers in each event.

~ Youth bowlers travel

Terrace youth bowlers hit the
road March 19 for provincial
finals in the 1988 ‘‘Four-Steps-
to-Stardom”’ program. Playoffs
are at the Willowbrook Lanes in
Langley.

The senior boys team of Dar-
cy, Netzel, Bryan Netzel, Mike
Syrette, Steven Syrette and Carl
Levesque won the. zone title on
the February

20 weekend at to national finals at Calgary. |

Houston. They beat our run-
nerup Kitimat by 91 pins.

Travelling with the Terrace
team is the Prince Rupert girls’
team. They won by 20 pins over
Houston.

Zone reps in singles are Shane
Lepage of Prince Rupert and
Carmen DeHoog of Burns Lake.

Winners at Langley carry on

the

The Scores are...

FOR FEB. 19 to 20 BADMINTON PLAYDAY

UNDER 19 RESULTS ;
-MENS SINGLES 'A‘ FLIGHT
. Ist Surinder Dhaliwai (CAL) °
"2nd Chris Tertesky (CAL)
Srd Mike Boyd (PRSS)

4B! FLIGHT

Ist Anne Valialo (KRSS) Ist Colin Brehaut (CAL)
_ 9nd Dawn Farrgel (HOUSTON) lst 2nd’ -Anil Deol (CAL} wee
. 3rd Colleen Floria (KRSS) 2 3rd Fernando Barbosa (CAL) *:

. ‘! FLIGHT , . 'C' FLIGHT .

Ist Yanesso Anderson (PRSS) Ist Paul Holland (HAZ
2nd Tracy Vangisburgen (PRSS) ~ 2nd Steve Atkins (HAZ)
3rd Jeannie Shiels {(KRSS) 3rd Andrew Ogawa (CAL)

DOUBLES
, ‘A’ FLIGHT put
Ist Surinder Dhaliwal/Peter Yip (CAL
2nd Boyd/Nyaokis (PRSS) ©. - .*
. 8rd Chris Terlesky/Garret Hidber (CAL)

‘s' FLIGHT :

Ist Merle Alexander/Allan Power (CAL) .
_ 2nd Anil Deol/Andrew Ogawa (CAL).

3rd) Vincent/Johnson (KRSS§) ©

'C’ FLIGHT .
_ Ist Victor Dhami/Tarvinder Gosah (CAL)
2nd Jacabs/Moore (LDSS) ere
- Srd Atkins/Sterrit (HAZ)

MIXED
_ *B! FLIGHT . Le
Pacheco (CAL) Ist Chris Terlesky/Kerry Renshaw (CA
“2nd. Peter Yip/Monica Ravier we
8rd_. Johnson/ Jolly (KRSS) - :

LADIES SINGLES 'A' FLIGHT

1s? - Teresa Benedict (LDSS)
. Qnd. Denise Joly (KRSS)

3rd Jackie Neufeld (LDSS)

‘B' FLIGHT

‘A’ FLIGHT

Ist Farrgel/Pasich (HOUSTON)
2nd Neufeld/Benedict (LDSS)
3rd Jolly/Floria (KRSS)

‘a’ FLIGHT

Ist Aida Pacheco/Slammi Gill (CAL)

Qnd Shiels/Schuett (KRSS) 7

3rd Monica Rauter/Kerry Renshaw (CAL)

-*p" BLIGHT
““Yst. Surinder Dhaliwal/Aida
2nd: - Jacobs/Benedict (LDSS)
“> 8rd - Nyakis/Vangisbergen (PRSS)

_'C FLIGHT

_-Ist Soltys/Floria (KRSS)

- 2nd Fowcet#/Valialo (KRS5)
3rd - Zandee/Pasich (HOUSTON)

| SKEENA JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL BADMINTON RESULTS:
-... BOYS SINGLES oe ee 0 moe
_ “BY FLIGHT; Paul Gill (1st) and Wade Steele (3rd)
‘C FLIGHT: Jason Krause (Ist).and Scatt McGinlay (2nd) -

GIRLS SINGLES
‘A’ FLIGHT: Lisa Mailloux (1st) and Jody Cey (3rd}
'B’ FLIGHT: Andrea Tank (2nd)

'C' FLIGHT: Karen Erstling (1st) and Penny

BOYS DOUBLES
‘BY FLIGHT: Dave Wolle/Dave Shepherd (1st)
‘C’ FLIGHT: Paul Ebeling/Boa Long Diep (1st)

GIRLS DOUBLES :

'A' FLIGHT: Lisa Maillaux/ Andrea Tonk (1st)
‘B’ FLIGHT: Jody Cey/Penny Kuemper (2nd). .
'C’ FLIGHT: Natalie Michaud/Erin Mackee (1st)

MIXED DOUBLES
Dave Wolfe/Jody Cey (2nd)

Kuemper (2nd)

THORNHILL JUNIOR SECONDARY BADMINTON OPEN FEB. 19 - .2¢
GIRLS SINGLES ot - VAS
‘A’ FLIGHT: Callie Swan (2nd)
‘B' FLIGHT: Michelle Michaud (1st)
Erin Mackee (3rd)

Ev Higginson (4th)
'C' FLIGHT: Cindy Holl (3rd)

BOYS SINGLES a
‘A' FLIGHT; Mark Saver and Darren Steve
'B’ FLIGHT: Phillip Lukasser (2nd)

Steve Levesque (4th)

GIRLS DOUBLES

‘A’ FLIGHT: Ev Higginson/Callie Swan

‘B' FLIGHT: Cindy Hall/Sharlee McKay (3rd) Tae.

“@ FLIGHT: Erin Mackee/Partner from Skeena Jr. {Ist}.
Pam Roth/Danielle Leclerc (2nd) :

BOYS DOUBLES

‘A’ FLIGHT: Mark Sauer/Phillip Lukasser (3rd)

‘B’ FLIGHT: Darren Steves/Peter Kryzanowski (3rd)
Dale Hanson/Dean Pasonisty (4th) ed
Troy and lan Stanquist finished in the top eight... =:

‘C’ FLIGHT: Neil Boutilier/Partner from Skeena Jr. (2nd): ~
Donnie HillGerry Fell (3rd)

MIXED DOUBLES . :

'B’ FLIGHT: Neil Boutilier/Ev Higginson (‘st)
Michelle Michaud/Darren Steves (2nd) ac
Peter Kryzanowski/ Danielle Leclerc finished In the top eig

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