The Terrace Steelers won the
ladies: zone soccer title for the
eighth straight year on May 20
to represent the area at the B.C.
Summer Games.

Prince Rupert Oceanview won
the men’s side handily, playing
only one game and winning a se-
cond contest by default.

Terrace ladies had a tougher
time in their three-team playoff.
Both Terrace and Prince Rupert
Cruisers . posted casy victories
over Houston.

Steelers become
eight-time champs

Rupert downed Houston 6-1
while Terrace beat Houston 9-1.
. In their round-robin matchup,
Rupert and Terrace played to a
2-2 tie. The championship match
saw Steelers beat Rupert 3-2.

On the men’s side, Rupert
beat their only opponent (Kit-
wanga) 8-0 in game one. Game
two of this best-of-three went by

default: to Rupert. when Kit-

wanga pulled out due to a death

at their village.

~ Coming events in
regional sports’ —

The Elks and city recreation
department’s cancelled ‘Victoria

Day’ sports day for families will:

now be held this Saturday from

 . 9 a.m, to 4 p.m. at Elks Park.

For information, phone
635-3372, = -°:¢
There’s wheelchair basketball

-featuring Caledonia boys vs.

Terrace Celebrity All-Stars on.

Monday, June 11 at 12 noon at
Caledonia high school, —

A 10-game summer singles
bowling tournament is on at the
Terrace bowling alley June 8, 9
and 10. Entry fee is $50, $4,000
in prize money. Sign up at the
bowling alley.

All Seasons sponsors the an-«

nual Father’s Day golf tourna-
ment on June 17 at the Skeena
Valley golf club. Entry is $20 —
tee off at noon in four-player
teams in scramble play. Limited
entry, so enter now at All
Seasons.

Kitimat’s Chamber of Com-

_ plays
‘Islanders. It’s at 6:30 p.m. on

merce is sponsoring the ‘Mark -

Fitzpatrick Dance’ in honor of
the Kitimat young man who

goal for New York

June 9 at Riverlodge community
room. Proceeds go. to Kitimat’s
Child Development Centre. __

‘The annual charity golf tour-
nament for Special Olympics
takes place Sunday, June 3 at
the Skeena Valley golf club.

Sponsored by Skeena Broad-

casters, Northern Motor Inn,
Labatts and McEwan GM, the
entry fee is $65. You must sign
up at CFTK by May 31.

The annual Big Bob’s Ball-

Banger mixed slo-pitch softball

tournanient ison June 9
weekend with all games being
played at Thornhill parks. The
entry is $175 per team, with a
limit of 16 teams. The entry
deadline is Saturday, June 2.
Check at All Seasons for more
information.

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