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Caledonia Kermode glris see thelr first action today against Seaquam at the B.C. Senior High School Girls double ‘AA! basketball finals at Clearbrook.

Kermode girls at finals today

Caledonia Kermode girls begin their quest for a B.C. high school double ‘AA’ basketball title today at M.E.1. Schoo! in Clearbrook.

It’s a 16-team modified double-knockout series, Kermodes drawn against num- ber nine-ranked Seaquam in their opener. Kermodes are ranked sixth.

Should they win their first game, they’d likely meet top-

Ho captures curling

Prince Rupert has a provincial curling champion who will have ‘had a chance at adding another title to her list by the time you read this story.

The Christine Ho foursome wound up three days of B.C. high school girls curling playdowns with a 9-3 sudden- death victory over the represen- tatives from Osoyoos.

The playdown at Williams Lake saw Ho and the Osoyoos gals each post six-win and one- loss marks in the eight-team round-robin portion.

This set up the extra game that Ho won in what was her fourth crack at this championship.

It also gave her the spark she’d need to continue on to the B.C. junior ladies champion- ships at Trail starting last Wednesday. It would be a rare double if Ho won that event as well.

The zone rep for boys was Kenny Scherk of Rupert, and he came up with a fourth place finish. He wound up his round- robin withefour wins and three Pee 's:fourth win came in

his final. match against the

champions from Spectrum in Victoria. Scherk went out on a high note by beating Spectrum 7-6 in an extra end.

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Talbot. The game is set for 8 p.m. Tickets for the game and also for the public reception after the

gayne are on sale today and *

tomorrow at Cedarland Tire, All Seasons Sports and Terrace Totem Ford.

Also on tap tomorrow night after the game is an autograph signing session by the team in the main Arena lobby. Bring your camera to take a photo of the children. with Rocket and company. oo a 28

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ranked Salmon Arm Jewels. Kermodes played the Jewels four times this year, but won only once.

They also played Seaquam before and had an 11-point vic- tory in that game.

The series winds up with a final Saturday night.

Kermodes, who placed third last year and won the most sportsmanlike team trophy, are hoping for the title this year.

— Smithers tops zone

Smithers hosted and won the Northwest zone’s junior ‘B’ boys high school basketball finals on the. Feb. 27 .weekend. They downed Port Simpson 79-54 in the final.

In the playoff for third and fourth, Prince Rupert’s Booth edged George M. Dawson of Masset 73-72. Houston beat Thornhill 53-25 in the battle for fifth and sixth.

Chandler Park wound up seventh and Hazelton eighth.

Glen Woo of Smithers was

named most valuable player. All-stars were Lyle Chapman of Masset, Jason MelIntyre of

Booth, Jaret Faithful of Port’

Simpson, Rich Sampson of Port Simpson and Campbell Watt of Smithers.

Elsewhere, Thornhill’s junior girls didn’t have it against strong eastern opponents in the Prince George Blackburn basketball tournament. They played four games and lost all four. Blackburn won their own tourney.

Kiwanis peewees win minor tournament

Kitimat Kiwanis peewees needed an overtime shootout to down Smithers 4-3 and win their own peewee rep team Minor Hockey tournament on the Feb. 27 weekend.

In the playoff for bronze medals, Prince Rupert blanked Terrace 8-0.. Hazelton won the consolation playoff by downing Kitimat’s house bantams 4-1.

Prince Rupert was named the most sportsmanlike team.

For individual honors, Kit- imat peewees’ Tommy Nieminen was named best goalie, while Kitimat bantam’s Blair Bletcher was selected top forward.

Greg Lapsley of Prince Ru-

pert was most valuable player, and Larry Skulsh of Hazelton was best defenceman. ,

The most valuable players on each team were as follows: Ryan Bennato, Kitimat Kiwanis; Cliff Wilson, Hazelton; Marty Mun- roe, Smithers; Mark De Jong, Terrace; Mike Ennis, Prince Rupert; David Skogstad, Kitimat bantams.

In the peewee house league tournament at Smithers, Prince George downed Terrace 5-2 in the championship game. In the playoff for third and fourth, Houston beat Smithers 3-1. Kitimat placed fifth, while Hazelton was sixth.

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