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“TERRACE —The Terrace

Caledonia Kermode senior

_ high school boys’ and

girls’ basketball teams
swept. away their arch
rivals from Prince Rupert
and Kitimat during the an-
nual Kermode Pre-

.Christmas Tournament on

the Dec. 13 weekend.

The clean sweep saw the
boys. blast Kitimat Rebels
88-39 and whip Prince
Rupert's Rainmakers
89-71. It was a pair of six-
point victories for the girls
— 58-52 over Kitimat Or-
cas and 70-64 over
Rupert’s Rainbirds,

It was strictly no contest
for the Kermode boys
against the Rebels. They
ran up a 20-8 lead at the
quarter and increased it to
40-22 at halftime. Ker-
modes than outscored the

Rebels 30-2 in the third
quarter,

Chris McDonald set the
pace with a 20-point ef-

fort. Trevor Shannon and

Garth Schmidt each chip-
ped in with 14 points,
while Satti Manhas and
James McKay had 10
each. Joe Almeida topped
Kitimat with 17.

It was touch and go for
Kermodes against the
Rainmakers. The coast
boys took a 17-14 lead at
the first quarter and held a
slim 43-42 margin at
halftime.

Playdowns held

Just prior to the holi-
day, five zone curling
playdowns were held to
determine rinks advancing
to competition against
outside teams.

The Terry Ezaki rink of
Prince Rupert used home
ice to his advantage in
winning two straight mat-
ches in the masters’
over-60 men’s zone six
best-of-three playoff
against Otto Lindstrom of
Terrace. Ezaki and mates
now travel to the interior
finals at Trail from Feb. 6
to 8..

The Greg Collinson rink
of Smithers won the six-
team junior men’s double-
knockout playoff with an
unblemished record. He
beat Justin Meek of Kit-
wanga in his final match
and advances to the in-
terior playdowns at Trail,

Jan. 4 to 6.

Christine Ho of Prince
Rupert won the three-
team, double round-robin
junior ladies’ series with
four straight wins. Ho
goes to Penticton for the
B.C. Finals, Jan. 1 to 5.

At Terrace, the zone six --

mixed title went to Don
Paimer of Smithers in a
six-team playoff. Rupert’s
Larry Gordon won ‘‘A”’
side while Palmer beat
Gordon in the ‘‘B’’ side
final to set up an extra
game. Palmer won 8-7 and
was to meet a zone five
winner at Prince George
this past weekend.

Phil Larue of Smithers
beat out Ted Metz of
Kitimat to take the Elks
zone title. Larue goes to
Trail, Jan. 15 for the B.C,
Finals.

Bantams beat Smithers

TERRACE —The Terrace Inland Kenworth Bantams
may have trouble winning games in the inter-city league,
but they found Smithers Bantams to be their piece of
meat in a two-game exhibition minor hockey series on

the Dec. 13 weekend.

After whipping Smithers 13-6 behind Johnny Jones’
five-goal effort in the first game, Terrace got a three-
goal performance from Trevor Armstrong to take the

second game 13-5,

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Kermodes then slid
ahead and were up 68-61
going into the last 10
minutes.

It was a McDonald-

’ Shannon show for Terrace
‘with each notching 22
points. Schmidt came up -

with 14 while Pat McPhee
had 10. For Rainmakers,
Corey Martens scored 15
before fouling out.

These two wins gave the

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boys’ ‘a nine-game
unbeaten string against
high school opposition.

Kermode girls found
out that it’s a three-team
race for the zone cham-
pionship as both Rain-
birds and Orcas are strong
opponents.

Against the Orcas, ‘the
teams walked off at
halftime with a 32-32 tie.
In the second half, Ker-

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school basketball: _

modes built up a slight
lead and held off the
Aluminum City Gals for
‘the victory. .
Michelle Hendry
hooped 38 points in
leading Kermodes. This
total included 22 in the
first half. Kitimat got an
18-point performance
from Issy Maryntschak.
The situation was much
different against the Rain-

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the midway mark.
‘Hendry. again led the

“way with 34 points. Lisa
. Dams contributed 11. Jen-
nifer Errico has 17 for the

birds. -Teammates Lisa
Basso and Shauna Paul
each had 15.

In the final two games
of the tournament, both
Kitimat teams posted wins .
over their Rupert counter-
parts.

The Rebels got a last-
minute basket to edge
Rainmakers 62-61. The
Orcas came up with a
71-60 win over the Rain-
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