B2 Terrace Review _ Wednesday, May 1, 1991

Cassie Hall emerged as champions in the recent finals of the boys’ elementary
school basketball season. They edged Veritas by one point for the trophy.

Veritas had to settle for runnerup after losing by one point to Cassie Hail in the

boys' elementary school basketball season championships.

Cassie Hall boys
top elementary
basketball team

Cassie Hall’s Grade 7 team
needed a last-minute basket to
win the annual elementary
school boys’ basketball cham-
pionship at Veritas and
Caledonia schools on the April
20 weekend.

The winning hoop still gave
Veritas time for a final shot but
close checking by the Cassie lads
prevented this from happening.

The final score was 48-47.

Cassie Hall earned a spot in

_the final by winning all three of
their games in the four-team ‘A’
section. Veritas did likewise in
the ‘B’ section.

In playoff games that fol-
lowed, featuring first and sec-
ond place finishers in each divi-
sion, Cassie Hall downed

Season

Uplands 45-38 while Veritas
eliminated Copper Mountain

48-32.
Win-and-loss: final standings

in each section were as follows:
‘A' section
Cassie Hall, 3-0; Copper
Mountain, 2-1; Cassie Hall
Subs, 1-2; Thornhill, 0-3.
(Cassie Hall Subs filled in for
non-showing Hazelton).

‘B’ section
Veritas, 3-0; Uplands, 2-1;
Clarence Michiel, 1-2; Centen-
nial Christian, 0-3.

The top four teams picked up
ribbons for final standings.

Uplands won the sportsman-
like team award.

goes on

for Michelle

Terrace’s Michelle Hendry
won’t be spending much time
-away from basketball this sum-
mer. The Simon Fraser Univer-
sity star should be seeing more
of the world as a member of
Canada’s Women’s National
team.

Michelle, who had a super
season that few players can even
dream about, left for Toronto
last Saturday for National team
tryouts. Barring injuries, she
should make the team easily —
she’s currently ranked among
the top five players in Canada.

‘Plans call for a three-day
camp to trim down the roster,
then a 10-day training camp for
the 15 or so players remaining.

‘The first world trip was touch
atid gd, according to Hendry.
They're lined up for a 20-day

trip to Australia starting May
12.

However, there could be a
last-minute change in plans for
the Aussie series. ‘‘We'll go
somewhere but we’re still not
sure of our destination,’’ she
told us.

Next is time off during the
month of June. They’ll regroup
in early July for a 10-day camp,
then head to the World
Students’ Games in England.

The summer season winds up
in August when they take part in
the World Championships in
Cuba, starting August 18.

Following this is a few days
off before she heads back to
SFU to begin her final college
season. It should be a good one
— practically the entire team is
coming back.

The Scores Are...

Terrace Elementary Schools’
* Elementary Annual Grade 7
Boys’ Basketball Tournament —
at Veritas and Caledonia schools —
Apri! 19 and 20

NOTE: Each team's most valuable player for that
game is shown in brackets.

Thornhill (Marty Theodorou)
Copper Mountain (Ryan Watson)

Veritas (Joseph Dominguiez} - Uplands (Andy Focker)

Upiands (Jon Crawley)’
Cassie Hall (Rupert Genalile)
Copper Mountain (Mark Therrien)
Clarence Michlel (Victor Bassanti)
Centennial Christian (Chad Toovey)
Thornhill (Tommy Munson)
Copper Mountain (Gabe Douglas)
Cassle Hall ‘B’ (Carlos DeSlerta)
Cassie Hall (Brian DeMedeiros)
Clarence Michlel (Prabjot Hundial)
Veritas (Matt Blake)
Centennial Christian (Dave Vanderlee)
Uplands (Andy Focker)

Cassie Hall ‘B’ (Carlos DeSierto)
Thornhill (Marty Theodorou)

Veritas (Matt Blake)
. Semi-Finals
‘Cassie Hall (Brian Demedieros)
a Uptands (Jon Crawley)
Veritas (Jacob Bowering)

Final
Cassie Hall (Rupert Genaille)
Veritas (Joseph Domingulez)

Grade 6 Girls’ Basketball
Hosted by Uplands Elementary

Uplands 24, Veritas 18 Thornhill 28, Kitwanga 4
Clarence Michiel No. 1 35, Centennial 4
Veritas 45, Thornhill 3

Varitos 24, Clarence Michiel No, 1 16

Thornhill 20, Cassie Hali 20

Kitwanga 8, Copper Mountain 5
Uplands 33, Clarence Michle! No. 24
Copper Mountain 20, Centennial 16

Terrace Elementary School Sports Assoc.
Badminton Results

- Girls’ singles es
isi — Leah Gilbert, Uplands. ~

_ 2nd — Rosa Mikaloff, Upjands

3rd — Sherry Parnell, Thornhill

Girls’ doubles

Boys’ singles mo
ist ~ Michael Cooper, Clarence Michiel
2nd — Tommy Munsen, Thornhill

4rd — Ryan Orr, Centennial Christian

Boys’ doubles

1st — Clinton Drumond, Beau Russel; Thornhill .
2nd — Warren Connacher, Mike Feddersen, Uplands
3rd — Jason Hawkins, Ronnie Strachon; Uplands

Clarence Michiel
2nd —- Sandi Irvin, Linnea Bee;
Clarence Michiel
3rd — Matte-Liz Berg, Nikki Foster;
, Uplands

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