C12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 23, 1994

Small entry carves out big point tally

THE BLUEBACKS knew they were in for a good mect even be- fore thgy got to the Masset Invita- tional.

“No-one got sea sick on the ferry trip. over,’’ coach Mike Car- lyle explained, recalling ‘the Jess than happy: ¢xperlence of last year’s roller coaster.

Although only five Terrace swimmers made the trip this time, Carlyle pointed out they collected 247 points between them, fan awesome total’?.

The quintet also posted some surprisingly fast. times. in Mas- set’s shorter, sprint-oriented pool.

Carlyle was particularly pleased with the performance of Judy Sicvenson, .

Only with the club since Sep- tember, the 10-year-old won six of her 10 events and finished sec- ond in the other four to take over- all top spot in the girls 10-and un- der division,

In the same group, Desiree

Sport Scope

Batter up! TIME TO dust off the gloves, polish up the bats and hit the diamond.

Well, maybe not just yet, but it’s definitely time {o start plan- ning for this year’s scrub ball sea- son,

Thursday, March 31 there is a registration meeting for any teams interested in signing up for the '94 Mixed Scrub Softball campaign.

It takes place in the meeling room in the basement of the pub- lic library beginning at 7 p.m.

Bring your $100 registration fee along tot hat meeting.

Opening day will depend on how quickly the fields dry out so eager beavers are hoping for an early, sumny spring.

Soccer refs

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TERRACE YOUTH Soccer is preparing for its fast-approaching new season with a trio of courses for officials.

The first, an eight-hour recrea- tional soccer referee course, takes place Saturday, April 16 at North- west Community College begin- ning al 9 a.m,

The following day the college is again the venue for another eight hour session, this one a Level I ‘Technical course.

Finally, there will be a three- day Level Il Technical Friday, April 29 to Sunday, May 1.

Friday’s five-hour session gels under way at 5 p.m. with Satur- day and Sunday both being scheduled for 9 am.-3 p.m. Again, it all lakes place al the col- lege,

For more information, contact George al 635-3719,

Loggers prizes

mount up

ORGANIZERS OF this year’s Loggers Men’s Bonspicl are busy pulling together this year’s prize table and il is already an im- pressive one,

Among those sure lo go early are the four trips for one from Vancouver lo Reno, each wilh four nights accommodation.

There will also be a quartet of colour televisions and four top quality chainsaws.

Add in portable cD players, cameras, fishing gear, wet suits, walcr skis, tools and. garden equipment and there’s no doubt teams will be trying to finish as high as they can to get an early pick.

All curlers will also’ get a chance again this year to win alr- line tickets for-two to Vancouver to be drawn at the banquet.

Finally, there’ is':the - special Spicl for. Wheels ~ event: where cars and cash ¢an be won -

The entry for: the Loggers is $260 plus. GST and there is a limit of 64 rinks. .

It gets. underway Wednesday, March 30 with local teams in ac- tion. Out-oftowners join. in Thursday night which also sces the beginning of round- the-clock curling.

The finals take: place afternoon of Sunday, April 3.

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Peters and Jennifer Kester also put in strong performances.

Peters was runner up in her 40m Breast, 120m Breast and 40m Free events. Thai plus five other top-six finishes gave her cnough

“points” to” edge: oul~a~ couple: of

Kitimat swimmers for third place overall,

Kester chased Stevenson ‘home in the 120m Back, took third in the 160m Individual Medley and swam to five other top-six plac- ings for sixth overall, just nine points behind Peters.

Inthe Boys Open, it was an all- Blueback affair with 15-year-old twins Daniel and Dylan Mac- Cormac finishing one-two,

Daniel piled up seven victories and was never further back than

lhird on the way to collecting 68 points, nine clear of his brother.

Dylan cames away with wins in. .

the 200m Free, 120m Breast and 80m IM and ‘added four seconds and four thirds,

posted a number of best times at the mect. °°”

He was. also pleased with the Blueback performance in the relays: where ‘they captured the open mixed 160m Free and 160m Back as well as the 120m Back in the boys open class. ~

‘They really did us proud,” he said.

The event closed out with a beach bonfire on the Sunday and another relatively smooth passage on the home trip.

~ Carlyle: -noted.the ‘duo. had. also.-

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