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gold medals

Skeena Junior High School Badminton players won four gold medals at the annual Hazelton high school tournament on Feb. 21.

In boys singles, Garrett Hidber won ‘A’ flight while Tarvi.Gosal. placed fourth in ‘C’.

For girls singles, Lisa Mailloux placed fourth in ‘A’ flight and Jody Cey won second in ‘B’ flight.

Anil Dedl and Gosal teamed up to win gold for the boys doubles ‘B’ ‘flight. Scott McGinlay and David George were Furth.

In girls doubles, Cey and .Mailloux won the

' gold in ‘B’ flight while ‘ Barb Wanhill and. Shan- “non Turner came fourth.

It was gold for Hidber and Cey in the ‘B’ flight mixed doubles. Ded! and Mailoux came second, with Gosal and Wanhill fourth.

Zone finals are at Ter-- race this coming weekend.

Finals held

A late cancellation of 1 Saturday time meant the Terrace Badminton Club -couldn’t conduct ‘singles events at their annual clos- . ed tournament on the Feb. « 21 weekend.

Badminton players were cut bact to ‘Sunday Only’’ due to the shifting of a basketball tourna- ment from Port Simtpson to Thornhill. It set up a “Doubles Only’’ tourna- ment.

Here are results for each flight:

‘Ladies Doubles _ ‘A? flight — Fran Mann and Judy Flaherty. over Cindy Slonski:and Karen Oldershaw. :‘B’ flight — Eileen Birkedal and Renata Weber over Joan Bird and Elaine Maikpar.

Mens Doubles

‘A’ Flight — Bob War- ren and Mark Flaherty over Doug Jenion and Dan Tuomi. ‘B’ Flight — Phil Davies and Shawn Mitchell over Dave Hull and Sonny Kunar.

Mixed Doubles ‘A’ Flight — Judy and Mark Flaherty over Fran Mann and Bob Warren. ‘B’ Flight — Karen Older- shaw and Dwayne Ren- shaw over Renate Weber

and Kevin Monteith. -

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10 Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 4, 1987

Terrace Seniors posted a perfect four-win, no-loss record at the Terrace Teredoes annual waterpolo tournament on the Feb. 14. weekend. it was mixed action with five teams plus a pickup team taking part.

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Terrace Juniors won half of the four games they played at the Teredoes Waterpolo Ciub’s annual tournament on Valentine weekend. All their opponents except one were in the adult age bracket.

Terrace Oldtimers came through with three wins and two losses at the Terrace Teredoes annual waterpolo tournament at the Terrace swimming pool on Valentine weekend. -

team

ran up 910 points..and

placed first in'six of the-10-

individual aggregate cate- gories at Kitimat Marlins’. Feb. 21 weekend swim

meet in Sam Lindsay pool. -

The Bluebacks finished almost 200 points ahead of their closest competi- tors in the overall team point total. Prince Rupert

came second with 718°

points and Kitimat’ third with 716,.Kemano had 76 points while Masset took five points.

Age group aggregate

winners were as follows: 7

and 8 -girls — Jennifer Henderson, Terrace; 7 and 8 boys — John Stam- huis, Prince Rupert; 9 and 10 girls —- Shannon Hen- derson, Terrace; 9 and 10 boys — Andrew McKay, Kemano; 11 and 12 girls

— Allison Oleniuk;.

Kitimat: 11 and 12 boys —

Bobby Peacock, Terrace; |

13 and 14 girls. — Allison

Lindseth, Terrace; 13 and ~ 14 boys — John Adams, — Terrace; senior girls — _ Tracy Konst, Terrace;. -senior boys — Steven

Groves, Kitimat,

One

The Smithers Senior High School girls’ ‘A’

- basketball team turned up

at their home court on the Feb, 21 weekend to take part in the northwest zone finals. Unfortunately, none of the five invited teams arrived. . ‘Smithers coach Stu Wormsdecker said he in- vited Hazelton, Bulkley Valley Christian, Hous- ton, Queen Charlotte City and Masset but none of the teams bothered to re- ply. ‘‘I guess they felt we were too strong and it wasn’t .worth the time, effort and expense,’’ Wormsdecker said. But this brought up another problem — would Smithers ‘be allowed to take part in the 16-team single ‘A’ championship series starting today at Summerland? It was felt that tournament organ- izers for this B.C. fin- al might take away the northwest zone berth and give it to the north-central berth because the region failed to play off for a representative team. A few phone calls and explanations cleared things up, and today the Smithers girls hit the boards at Summerland to take on Hope in their first game at the B.C. finals.