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; February 27, 1991. °

_ Mens Saints come up big at coastal tourney

By BRENDAN HALPER

already qualified for the Mar, 9

Sun staff writer

The Selkirk Saints Mens Vol-
leyball team won all three of their
tournament matches, Feb. 23 at
Douglas College.

With a fourth place overall
BCCAA standing the Saints had

F 1 Playoffs at Langley’s
Trinity Westem University.

“This toumament was impor-
tant for establishing the playing
order heading into the playoffs,”
said coach Gerry Fraser. “You
want to charge in, not go in back-
wards,We were the only team at

there that didn’t lose a game.That’s
really positive.”

Selkirk played to a 3-1 defeat of
Victoria’s Royal Roads Military
College in their first match of the
tourney and defeated Colombia
Bible College 3-1 in the second.

In their final match Selkirk
handed Douglas an embarrassing

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3-0 loss.

“We completely dominated
them,” said Fraser."They didn't
come up for air the whole time.At
15-3, 15-4, and 15-6, it was an out-
standing match for us.We jumped
on them right from the start and

never let up."”

The Saints victgry allows them
to take Douglas's place at third in
the overall standings,

Selkirk will have to beat BCT
.in the semi-finals in order to play
in the gold match.

The winner of the Provincials
will go to tho Nationals in Quebec
City, Mar, 21-23,

“I think we have an excellent
chance at the Provincials and
we're aiming for the National
Championship,” said Fraser.

Womens volleyball season over

By BRENDAN HALPER

Sun staff writer

The Selkirk Saints Womens
Volleyball team finished a tough
1990-91 season at ninth spot in the
BCCAA standings.

For the past three years the
Saints have had trouble finding
enough players who are willing to
commit themselves to the team.
They folded at Christmas 1988 and
lost players due to a lack of interest
throughout the 89/90 season.

season was a rough one,”

said ¢oach Mike Perra.”"We were
fighting to see if we had a whole
team, but for the first time in at
least two years we finished the sea-
son with more players than we
started with. We started with seven
and ended with nine.”

The Saints suffered a crushing
3-0 loss to Cariboo College during
the Feb.22/23 tournament at
Selkirk College.

“The loss was disappointing

* because we came out flat and gave

the game away,” said Perra.

However, Selkirk was able to
finish the season on a strong:note
by taking one game from top-
ranked Douglas College.

“We gained respect from the
other teams for never giving up,”
said Perra. "There was individual
player improvement throughout the
team in all aspects of game philos-
ophy. The players who stuck with
us all year have shown character.”

Coach Mike Perra has already
begun recruiting for the 91/92 sea-
son's team. “Already next years
team is taking shape. "

Sun staff writer !

Twelve teams participated in the
First Annual Junior Fun Spiel held at
the Castlegar Curling Club on Sun-
day, Feb. 24.

‘The curlers, ranging in ages from
11-18 came from Trail, Nelson,
Beaver Valley, Rossland and
Castlegar.

Each team played four, four-end
games and the scoring was designed
to keep the competition fun.

“The scoring is different,”said
organizer Marilyn Johnston.""We
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GUN STAFF PHOTO / Brendan Halper

Holly Pommier returns a serve during Selkirk's game

against Douglas College.

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gameat least thet ‘way ev ry body
gets some points in most games.”

“It gives kids a chance to come
out and play in a cutting event,” said
Johnston."It’s been we've

Funspiel enjoyed by one.and all

* By BRENDAN HALPER ”

force in the spiel with two teams fin-
ishing first and second.

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place with 17-1/2 points while the J.
Mackenzie team placed second
17 points.

had plenty of teams participating and
areasonable number of spectators,”
Nelson rinks were the dominant

Jmaiff's Castlegar team tied Ross-
land’s Keraiff rink with 16 points to

__capture thin.

Wednesday, February 27, 1991

‘The Castlegar Sun

Atoms lose to Grand Forks PeeWees by one

By. BRENDAN HALPER
& FRANK ISERNIA

‘Ryan Horkoff’s powerplay goal
with less than a minute remaining
in regulation time lifted the Grand
Forks Pee Wees to a.7-6 victory
over the Castlegar Atom All-Stars
Sunday at the Sportsplex.

The loss comes on the heels of
an embarrassing 11-1 pasting by
Beaver Valley on Saturday,

“Yesterday’s game was tough.
‘We were somewhat overpowered
by their size,” said Castlegar
Coach Rich Davis. “After yester-
day’s loss we came out and played
good hockey, and although we
came up short against Grand Forks,
we never gave up,”

A shorthanded goal at 10:14 of the

‘Castlegar’s David Evdokimoff
opened the scoring at 2:05 when he
capitalized on a play set up by
Ryan Davis. |
Brian McCormack, assisted by

Brad Abletkoff and Scott Carison °

gave Castlegar a short lived 2-0
lead at 7:36. About 14 seconds later
Grand Forks, narrowed the gap to
one.

‘ David Bell restored Castlegar’s
two. goal lead at 17:09 when Scott
Carlson, with his second point of
the night, combined with Jay
Antignami to set up the Bell goal.
At 18:01 of the first, Grand Forks
narrowed the margin to one.

The teams went to their dressing
rooms with Castlegar leading 3-2.

Grand Forks tied the game at
5:42 of the second but the Castlegar
offense banged in two more, one at

7:50 and another at 11:55 to lead ~

5-3.

The visiting team scored an
even strength marker at 15:08, and
a powerplay goal at 17:12 of the
middle period to tie the game.

Castlegar held onto a one goal

SUN STAFF PHOTO/ Brendan Helper.

Grand Forks PeeWee
player tries to pass as an
Atom player from Castle-
gar prepares to steal the
puck away from him.

Jead in the final five minutes of the
game, but a bad defensive error led
to shorthanded goal to tie the con-
test. Grand Forks rallied for one
more goal with less than a minute
remaining in the third to win the
game, and handed Castlegar their
second straight loss.

“Playing opposite Pee Wee
teams is a good thing for us, because
if we can be us competitive as we
were today, then when we’re up
against teams in the Atom League, it
will be a piece of cake,” said Davis.

PeeWee Reps take final
reguiar season game 5-3

By BRENDAN HALPER
Sun staff writer

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SUN STAFF PHOTO / Brendan Halper

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, Despite being outshot 27-19.

the Castlegar PeeWee Rep team
handed Trail a 5-3 loss in their
final League game of the season
on Feb. 23

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‘Trail retaliated at the 5:31 mark
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: was held scoreless throughout the

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