ALL SEASONS GIRLS with trophies for peewee girls at Terrace Minor softball's season-ending

tourney on June 24 at Elks Park.

THE ALM-WOOD GIRLS proudly display their trophies for Bantam

Girls softball title.

Triathlon entry
extended

_ Organizers of the fourth an-
nual Skeena Valley Triathlon re-
mind potential entrants to get on
the ball and sign up for this
swimming, biking and running
event on July 15 at Lakelse Lake
picnic site. The deadline was this
past Saturday, but because of a
slow response so far, the dead-
line has been extended to today.
Chairman Dr. Dale Greenwood
said they need all entries in early
so they can determine banquet
arrangements and number. of
T-shirts. Greenwood said the
scheduling of B.C. summer
games and the B.C. triathlon
championships on the same
weekend -slowed down entries
for the Skeena Valley. So, get
your team together or hustle in if
you’re an individual racer, and
pick up an entry form today.
Forms are available where
posters are located.

TERRACE AND KISPIOX OLDTIMERS pose for a photo following their championship game at the
-Oldtimers’ Soccer Tourney on June 24,

Local oldies win soccer

The Terrace oldtimers put
together a string of four wins in
a row-to capture their own old-
timers’ soccer tournament at
Skeena and Caledonia school
grounds on June 24 weekend.

The six-team series of over-35
players used a double-knockout
‘format.

In the opening ‘games, Kit-
wancool downed Kitwanga and
Terrace beat Kitsegukla.

Next it was the two teams with
byes seeing action on ‘A’ side.

Kispiox defeated . Kitwancool,

while Terrace took out Kitimat.

On the losers side, Kitimat:

and Kitwancool eliminated Kit-
wanga and Kitsegukla, respec-
tively, Then it was Kitimat
blanking Kitwancool 6-0 to gain
a place in the ‘B’ side final.

Kispiox lost a tight 1-0 deci-
sion to Terrace in the ‘A’ side
final, so Kispiox dropped down
to battle Kitimat for the other
berth in the championship game
against Terrace, :

Kispiox got another shot at. sepat
, for Terrace. ,

Terrace by edging Kitimat 3-2.

The title match was strictly
one-sided with Terrace running
up a 6-0 lead and continuing on
to a 6-1 victory.

Individual honors went to
Terrace’s Richard Hugon as
high scorer, and his teammate
Errol Stevens as most valuable
player, Kitwancool had the most

_sportsmanlike team.

Two injuries marred proceed-
ings. Hugon suffered a broken
wrist, but still won the scoring ti-
tle. Mike Brady wound up witha
separated: shoulder. Both played

Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 4, 1990 15

Minor softball wind-up .

Terrace Minor Softball
wound up its home season June
24 weekend at Elks Park by
hosting the final three divisional
tourneys. .

In the bantam girls’ division,
six teams competed in round-
robin action with each team
playing four games. The top two
then advanced to a champion-
ship final.

Smithers (with four straight
wins) met Terrace Alm-Wood in
the final. Alm-Wood with a
three-and-one mark beat
Smithers 10-6 for the title.

The peewee girls’ division had

“seven teams, but they used the

same format as the bantams.
Smithers peewees had a similar
4-0 record as Smithers bantams,

Hendry to

but it was All: Seasons (three

and-one) . outscrambling the .
visitors 21- 18: to: take home the |
trophies.

‘The boys’ peewee division had
five teams in action for their
round-robin. Terrace Legion
placed first in round-robin at
three-and-one. Houston got. the
other final berth by scoring two
more runs in a tie-breaker with
Prince Rupert, necessitated: by
both teams winding up at two-
and-two.

In the championship game,
Houston knocked off Legion
20-7.

(Scores of all games can be
found in the scoreboard
section). oe

play in

Malaysia next week

NINETEEN YEAR-OLD
MICHELLE HENDRY, Terrace’s
outstanding basketball player,
will play on the Canadian
women's basketball team in
Asia next week.

Terrace’s Michelle Hendry re-
tained her place on the Canadian
women’s basketball team in try-
outs at Vancouver this week. It
means she'll leave Sunday for
the world championships at
Malaysia. Kitimat’s Issy
Marynschak also iried for the
team, but failed to earn a spot in
the top 12. Hendry and her
mates will practice after arriving
in Southeast Asia on July 4 until
meeting Brazil in their opening
game on the 12th. Then they
play Russia on the 13th and
Japan on the 14th. They travel
to another locality on the 15th,
then’ play another series of
games, |

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