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The Castlegar Sun

: : ‘Wednesday, May 22, 1991

Nine athletes advance to zone competition.

BRENDAN HALPER
Sun staff. i

=2'28 Students from Castlegar's Stanley Humphries Secondary Schoo!
icok past in the 1990 West Kootenay Track and Ficld Championships
Wednesday, May 15 in Warfield,

=3:School teams from Castlegar, Trail, Beaver Valley, Rosstand, South
Slocan, Nakusp and Nelson were competing.

“Nine of the Stanley Humphrics athletes have now qualified to compete
ia ‘the Kootenay Zone 1 Trials at the East Kootenay Community College in
€ranbrook Saturday, May 25. ~

“We're fairly happy with that considering we're'fairly young overall,”
said coach John Ritchie. “Only one grads twelve student qualified, the rest
were all younger.”
>S*Rory Perrier tied for female aggregate winner with first in the Senior
and Open Girls High Jump at 145 cm as well as first in the Triple Jump acd
sécond in the Javelin.

“Rory | Perrier and Wendy Closkey have the best chance of going to the
" said Ritchie,

" Closkey grabbed first place in the Senior and Open Girls 1500 m Race- ”

walk with atime of 8:51.18, Closkey also took fourth in the Javelin,
Rhonda Dawes was second in the-Discus cvent while fifth in Relays was

taken by Amy Rodgers. Rodgers also finished fifth in the Senior and Open ‘”

Girls 400 meter race and second in the Open 400 meter Hurdles at 1.21.29,

Junior Averil Li for the regionals by placing first in the :

800 meter, second in the 1500 and third in the Open 400 Meter Hurdles, ©

Other female athletes’ placing’ high were Rhonda Dawes with a first in |:

the Shot Put and Tammy Bridges who took sccond in the High Jump anid
fourth in the Long Jump.

Male athletes placing in the top three included Brian Harshenin with a

tie for third in the Senior and Open Boys High Jump, Alex Fasthuber with
first in the Shot Put and second in the Discus and Kurt Ross with third in
the Javelin,

Jump while Ben Koorbatoff took first throwing the Javelin.

Stanley Humphries finished the meet in third overall,

Ritchie is confident about his team’s chances in Cranbrook.

“We could easily have half of our athletes alify for the Provincials,”
said Ritchie,’ * t fein i

In the Junior Boys events Vince Antignani placed third in the High. ;

Castlegar athiete part of
Memorial Cup winning squad |

STEVE SNELGROVE
Sterling News Services

“S]QUEBEC CITY - Sunday was
al yery happy day for thousands of
Hockey fans in Spokane and at least
one family in Castlegar.

‘2 The Spokane Chiefs defeated
the Drummondville Voltiguers 5-1

in the championship gameof the
1991 Meinorial Cup.

And while the Chiefs’ first ever
Canadian Hockey League champi-
onship was certainly a team effort,
their was no denying the fact that
Castlegar’s Steve Junker played a
large role in the cup win.

"Steve has been one of our key

lye all year long,” said coach

; Bryan Maxwell. "He is an impor-

tant part of our club and played a
large role in helping us win'a
league championship and a Memo-
rial Cup." ;

In winning the Memorial Cup,
tbe Chiefs practically decimated
their competition as they outscored

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their 26-9 in four games.

: Leading the way offensivley
was the toumament's most valuable
player, Pat Falloon. A project top
five pick in next month's NHL
Entry draft, Falloon tied a Memori-

Falloon joins NHL superstars *

Dale Hawerchuk and Luc
Robitaille in the record books:

Spokane finished the round.

robin portion of the toummament in
first place, with three wins, earning
a bye into Sunday's final.

In the semi finals, the Voltiguers +

pulled out a 2-1 overtime victory
over the Chicoutimi Sagueneens to
advance to the final.

For the entire playoff mun, the
Chiefs finished up witha 18-1

record, with their only loss coming *

in the second game of their open-
ing series with the Seattle Thunder:
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