~GOOD INDIVIDUAL SHOW
FOR TERRACE WRESTLERS

The Terrace Wrestling team fared quite well at
the Zone championships that they hosted at Skeena
Junior Secondary School, losing by only three points
(28-25) to the much larger contingents from Prince
Rupert and Smithers, who tied for first place.

Shayne Wilson lost a close gold medal match to
Smithers and had.to be satisfied with a silver medal
at 41 kg.

At 57 kg, Lakhbir Jaswal captured a gold, forcing
Parminder Sadhu to be satisfied with a silver.

Greg Buck dominated his 63 kg weight division,
with his only tough match coming from teammate
Jim Thurows, giving Terrace both the gold and silver
medals here.

Matt Kerby easily won 74 kg and Eilas McMillan
was uncontested for the gold at 78 ke.

Greg Buck was the only Terrace wrestler who
competed at the provincials, and though he was
eliminated, he lost to the eventual provincial cham-
pion and to the third-place finisher. His second loss
was by only one point at the end of the five-minute
match.

— Contributed by Warren Wilson.

‘BEST-EVER’ PLAYOFFS
TO GO IN KITIMAT

Kitimat Minor Hockey has been picked this year
(for the first time) to play host to the North District
camp for Under-17 ’Best Ever’ playoffs April 10-12.

Forty skaters (forwards and defencemen) plus six
goalies will be attending the camp from the area
covered by: 100 Mile House to Whitehorse to Prince
Rupert on the coast.

From this group, 18 skaters and two goalies will
be chosen to form a team to play in the B.C. tourna-
ment at Osoyoos later in April.

The North team will once again be coached by
veteran Midget mentor Fred Schooley of Kitimat and
Terrace coach Steve Smythe of Midget rep hockey
fame.

The B.C. Cup tourney will feature a round-robin
series against five other District choices. Following
B.C. Cup action, the top 40 players will then be
selected for further B.C. Team tryouts.

The climax of this summer comes in August

when a team is eventually named to play against ©

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RECREATION DEPARTMENT
SUMMER HOCKEY SCHOOL

Week 1. August 24-28 .
Week 2 August 31 to Sept. 4
Head Instructors:
Don Lacy
Fred Schooley
Early Registration Discount
(before May 15).

For more information contact
Mr. Randy Udahl at the Tamitik
Sports Complex, 632 7161.

Terrace Review — March 20, 1992