82 Castlegar News

October 19, 1988

SPORTS

Selkirk College

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Health & Physical Fitness

FACILITIES INCLUDE: Weight Room *
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FEE STRUCTURE: Oct 17 to Dec. 31
Adult $80; Youth $54; Drop-in $4.00.

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1988.

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Pee Wee Reps
win second game

By ROD MOSBY

The Castlegar Pee Wee Rep squad
notched their second straight exhi
bition victory with an 11-2 drubbing
of Trail's Pee Wee Rep team's hockey
action at the Community Complex
Saturday.

Castlegar dominated play led by a
four-goal performance from Mike
Hunter. Hunter set up Fred Gienger
for a power play goal to open scoring
at 3:05 of the first period.

Benji Koorbatoff teamed with
Hunter who gave Castlegar a 2-0 lead
after 11 minutes. Gienger scored
unassisted at 16:40 and Hunter, with
an assist from Ken Skibinski, sent his
team into the second period with a
4-0 advantage.

Castlegar appeared headed for a

complete route of the visitors be- -

‘Trail’s Drazdoff, Harper and Flan-
agan combined for their team’s first
goal just 29 seconds later but by the
6:19 mark Castlegar had a 9-1 lead on
goals by Hunter, Rick Fauth and An-
tigna

Assists went to Les Stoochnoff,
Josh Sookero and Shawn Mosby.

But the flood of goals was stemmed
as Trail’s goalie toosk charge of his
crease area and défence became
more effective,

Trail got their final goal of the
game at 18:53 from Flanagan, un
assisted, and the second period
ended- 9-2.

/Play evened out in the third period
with the only goals coming from
Lester's Koorbatoff assisted by

iln and Sookero from Rick Fauth.

Castlegar goalie Marcel Dusseault

ginning-with Vince Antignani’s goal ‘ did not have a busy afternoon but

after 24 seconds of the second, with a

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From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. — Fee $15.00 Per Person
Register and learn the basic fundamentals of curling.

Phone the Curling Club at 365-6666 between 8 a.m.
and 4 p.m. for further information.

assist from Derek Read.
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was steady throughout, aided by
solid defensive performances from
Mark Carlson‘and Mark. Perrier and
the effective backchecking of Steven
Brown.

Penalties in the game were even at
16 minutes for each team.

Players needed

The Castlegar and District Curling
Club is still searching for more
players to get the rock sliding on
three leagues.

The club is looking for players to
fill spots in the mixed Friday night
games, the men’s Monday and Wed.
nesday night games and the Sunday
afternoon novice league. The club
guarantees a spot on a team in any of
the three above leagues.

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CHAMPION RUNNERS . .

navong, Jeff Fontes,

Young, Ryan Kinakin,
Darosa. Middle row

Twin Rivers elementary
school cross country runners
were out in force taking -first,
place in both the Gradé 6 and
under boys and girls team three
kilometre events at the Can-Am
cross country event over the
weekend.

The run featured 224 cross
country runners of all ages from
around the province but the U.S.
teams which’ were expected to
show didn’t. That didn’t stop
local runners from placing well
in their event.

Shawna Harshenin — a Grade
5 student at Twin Rivers —
placed first in the girls Grade 6
and under 3K event with a time
of 11:11. Grade 6 Kinnaird Jr.
runner Melissa Chernoff was
second, just five seconds behind
Harshenin. Tamara Terry of
Tarrys elementary was fourth
with a time of 12:17. Just behind
her was another Tarrys Grade 5
student as Natasha Grbich fin.
ished fifth with a time of 12:24
Andrea Chaves of Twin Rivers

» The Twin Rivers
elementary school cross country teams were
successtul at the Can-Am race held at Selkirk
College. Back row (from lett) Vienviglay Sen-
Paula Bartsoft,
savanh Sennavong, Peter Polonicoff, Donald
Steven Bate,
(trom

Local runners win

Phon-

Tony

left) Chieng

was sixth, just two seconds
behind Grbich.

Donna Savinkoff of Twin
Rivers was eighth with a time of
12:46. Kathy John of Kinnaird
Jr. was 10th. Takaia Larsen
Casler of Kinnaird Jr. was 18th;
Paula Bartsoff of Twin Rivers
was 19th; Elizabeth Hadley of
Twin Rivers was 20th and Vien
viglay Sennhavong of Twin
Rivers was 21st

Shawn Horcoff of Twin Rivers
placed second in the boys 3K
event with a time of 10:15. The
Grade 5 runner was followed by
four Grade 5 Twin Rivers run-
ners. Brao Kristian was sixth,
Patrick Price was seventh;
Adam Rodgers was eighth and
Michael Lebedow was ninth.

Phonsavanh Sennhavong of
Twin Rivers was 19th and was
followed by more of his team.
mates. Chris Chernoff placed
22nd; Ryan Kinakin was 23rd;
Tony Ponte was 24th; Jeff Fon
tes was 26th; Keith Kerekes was
28th; Donald Young was 32nd;

Xayasamphou, Andrea Chaves, Shawna Har-
shenin, Chris Chernoff, Michael Giesbrecht,
Brad Mason, Brad Kristian, Donna Savinkoff,
Machael Lebedow, and coach John Eggleton.
Front row (from left) Scot Blackwell, Tony Pan-
te, Shawn Horcoff, Amanda Moberg, Keith
Kerekes, Adam Rodgers. (Missing from photo
is Elizabeth Hadley).

Steven Bate was 34th; Scott
Blackwell was 36th; Michael
Giesbrecht was 39th; Peter Pol-
onicoff was 41st; Chieng Xayas-
amphov was 42nd and Brad
Mason rounded out the field at
43rd.

Inthe 5K boys Grade 7 to 9
division, Stanley Humphries sec-
ondary school Grade 9 runner
Greg Ehman won the race in a
time of 17:43. Bobby Baulne of
Kinnaird Jr. was fifth with a
time of 18:29 and Jody Carew of
Kinnaird Jr. was ninth.

SHSS Grade 12 runner Jason
Ferris placed eighth in the boys
Grade 10-12 7K run. Ferris fin-
ished the course in a time of
24:24. Grade 12 runners Darryl
Furey and Dan Jory — both of
SHSS — finished 12th and 18th
respectively.

The Grade 7-9 girls team from
Kinnaird Jr. finished second in
the team event for Grade 7-9
girls.

Record-sized fish caught

TORONTO (CP) — A 28-year-old
accountant caught a Canadian-record
65-pound muskie that could have
been older than he is using equip
ment meant for fish half that size, the
Toronto Star said Tuesday

Ken O'Brien of Toronto caught the
fish, 58-inches long with a 30'/z-inch
girth, Sunday in Blackstone Harbor

on Lake Huron’s Georgian Bay.

The catch beat the Canadian
record for muskellunge of 61 pounds
nine ounces taken in Fagle Lake,
near Kenora in northwestern On.
tario, in 1940, says Larry Ramsell's
Compensium of Muskie Angling
History.

It was the’ eighth largest muskie

caught in the world, the Compen.
dium said. The biggest was 69
pounds 15 ounces in 1957 in the St.
Lawrence River.

Dr. Ed Crossman, ichthyologist at
the Royal Ontario Museum and an
expert on muskie, us method he
has perfected to datefthe fish at 29
years, give or take fwo years.

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Overall Low Met CLGA Pin Award: Shoron Bystrom
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