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The Castlegar Sun -

Wednesday, June 2, 1993

JOHN VAN PUTTEN
Sun Sports

Something ts just not clicking
into place for the Castlegar Dex
ters Dynamo Soccer Club

The scoring opportunities are
there, but the ball is not makin
it behind the opposition's goal
keeper
the opportunities in the back of
the net,” player coach Joe Antig
nani

“We need to start putting

saad

In their two games last week
the Dynamo’s lost to the Nakusp
Soccer Club on Saturday, and
they tied other game
against Nelson Heritage Soccer
Club last Wednesday

While both scores were close
2-1 and 1-1
tack of the disciplined style
which was their strong point at

their

Antignani sees a

the start of the season

We have to get back to our
form—a_ disciplined
Antignant said.

In their weekend action the
team was up against the defend-
ing league champions from last
year, the Nakusp Soccer Club
Saturday's game ended in a 2-1

form,

[ Craig, a grade ten student and

| member of the SHSS Track

| and Field team has qualified

| for the British Columbia

| Track and Field
Championships in Burnaby

| with his win in the Javelin and

a second in the Discus at the

| East/West Kootenay Track
and Field Meet in Cranbrook

| last week

Shawna, a grade 11 student

SHSS Athletes 5
also qualified for the

of the Month Provincials with a second

~ Ss (in Photo) place performance in both the
Craig b= tacabaae ae Photo velin and the Discus events
Shawna Mayer

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The road to the Provincial golf
tournament a relatively
one for the Stanley
Humphries Golf team, but once
they arrived they found things had
become a little like off-road rac
ing —rough and bumpy

Things smoothed out and the

was
smooth

ball started to bounce in favor of
the SHSS golf team in the second
round of the toumey. Well, smooth
would be an understatement, more
like crystal clear. SHSS’s swingers
bounced back .from their poor first
round which landed them in ninth
place, with a team total of 348 to
their second da score of 317
The remarkable comeback on the
second day had the local group

only one stroke out of first place

REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY Dynam Oo Ss sti m 4 ssi 1 |

decision in favor of last year's
champs.

We had two of our starters
it was a struggle to
come back. We scored one goal
to make it closer.”

missing

Most people consider soccer
to be a non-contact sport, but
Antignani said the game in
Nakusp was “a very ugh,
extremely physical game.”

Earlier in the week at the Nel
son Heritage field, the Dynamo’s
scored their only marker late in
the game to pull off a tie

“We were all over them, they
started to go back to their form,
unfortunately the ball was not
going in,” Antignani said

One of the reasons that Antig
nani see for the oppositions
strong desire to play a rough
physical style of play is, they
are looking at his team “as the
team to beat.” Now that the
players all know that's the case
he says “this is a great lesson in
discipline

Upcoming action for the
Dynamo’s include two games in”
Creston to see'who will qualify
for the B.C. Summer Games.

in that day’s team scores. Once the
two days scores were combined it
was enough to move them up to
the sixth place final finishing spot

‘They we: mbarrassed to fin.
ish in ninth after one round. There
was a strong serise of pride which
took over, they wanted to prove
that they were contenders,” said
Coach, Bill Lunn.

With their launch of the come
back on day two of the tourney
Lunn said they caught most of the
other teams by surprise.

“Every team played better on
the second day. All five guys
played well, to be one stroke out
of first at the end of the second
day was a real feat.”

One thing which workedLto the
advantage’ of the SHSS squad was
that the pressure was removed
from their shoulders at the end of

spark

7

his balance after stealing the ball from the Nelson Her-
itage forward during last Wednesday's West Kootenay

Soccer League action.

the first round. “They were so far
back the pressure was off,” Lunn
said.

Although the team tried to not
let the pressure of provincial com-
petition get to them, unfortunately
it did

“I think in retrospect they were
trying to hard to have the best
round they had ever had. In trying
too do their best they almost did
their worst,” Coach Lunn said.

As was expected, the River-
shore course held its share of diffi-
culty and surprises for the players.

There were lots of players on all
teams, 3-putting,” Lunn said.

SHSS player Scott Clifford shot
the “most unusual par.” According
‘His first shot cleared the
lake instead of just following
He then had to clear the
lake again to get on the night side

to Lunn.

long it

SHSS track team feturns in

JOHN VAN PUTTEN
Sun Sports

After several years absence
from high school,track and
field competition, Stanley
Humphries has returned with a
vengeance

The 14 member SHSS track
and field team was in Cranbrook

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for the East/West Kootenay
Track and Field Championship
and eight individual competitors
and one relay team qualified for
the British Columbia Track and
Field Championships. The
provincial meet will be held at
Swangard Stadium in Burnaby
this weekend

“We did better than anticipat
ed. Considering we started track
from scratch this year, we did
extremely well, d SHSS
Track and Field Coach Grant
Apostolic

The top three competitors in
each event from the East/West
Kootenay Track Meet advanced
to the next level, the provincials.

Qualifying from Stanley
Humphries with a strong show-
ing were; Craig Swanson, who
won the javelin competition
and placed second in the discus;
Shawna Mayer, earned a second
in both the discus and the jav-
ilin events; Rhonda Dawes, was
first in the discus and second in
the shot-put; Darren Pottle,
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Bumpy road smooths out for golf team

Just getting over the lake is a feat
in itself. He ended up with his par
on the hole,” Lunn said.

The top competitor on the
SHSS team according to Lunn
“was Marty Carew. He shot 77
both days which put him in the top
ten in the province. He played
very well under pressure, more
like there was no pressure.”

Two of this year’s golfers are
returning to play for the SHSS
team next season. Marty Carew
and Todd Bonderoff will be the
backbone of next years squad, but
“with the upcoming golfers we
will have another strong team next
year,” Lunn said.

The overall winner of the
provincial tourney was Semiah-
moo Secondary School from Sur-
rey followed by Kelowna and
South Delta

fine form

the hammer throw.

Other qualifiers for the
provincial competition from
SHSS were: Shawn Horcoff,
who strolled across the finish
line second, in the 2,000m race
walk; Wendy Closkey was first
in the 1,500m race walk; Averil
Sheppard placed third in the
400m hurdles; and Greg Ehman
was second in the 1,500m.

Stanley Humphries is sending
one 4X100m relay team to the
Burnaby meet, made up of:
Wendy Closkey; Tana Terry;
Marie Soderlund, and; Lisa
Datchkoff.

The team has been training
since mid-March and Coach
Apostolic says their three to four
training sessions per week have
paid off.

“We have three or four seri-
ous contenders for B.C. medals

According to Apostolic, there
will be about 800 competitors at
the Burnaby Championship meet,
and competition will be top grade

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Wednesday, June 2, 1993

Girls Fastball team shows dominatio

JOHN VAN PUTTEN
Sun Sports

Players on Castlegar’s Under
16 girls Fastball (Bantam) team
have decisively let their competi
tion know they will represent
Zone | (East and West Koote
nay) at the B.C, Summer Games.

It only took two games to
decide the winner of the best-of
three series, with Castlegar tak
ing both of Saturday's games
from Kimberley’s Bantam team
at the Castlegar Community
Complex. The first game ended
24-4 and the following 20-2 to
earn the Pope and Talbot Bantam
team the rights to represent Zone
1 in the B.C. Summer games July
22-26 in Chilliwack.

The players have been on the
same team for four seasois and
with that familiarity comes the
ability to funtion as one unit, not
as 11 individual players.

Sr. Golf

Ken Price
Special to Sun Sports

This past.week saw the

Sr.” golfers host the “Sr.

in a five-team “Best

Ball Scramble” at the local
Castlegar course.

It was a shot gun start for the
76 golfers who turned out to
play 18 holes for the first time
this season, (26 ladies and 49
men)

After finishing in good time,
the golfers sat down for lunch
and presentation of prizes.

The top team for the day was
made up of George Crossley,
Mike Bermel, Lorna Manzer,
Anne Stevens and Jake Koen-
ing

Winning the ladies only door
prize was Linda Moorly with
Alice Shutek receiving the con-

solation prize
.

This week-end sees the start
of the “Sun Flower Open”. Any
one wishing to sign up for ball
spotting duties can still do so.

The public is also welcome to

Senior
games
swim-offs

Submitted

The swim-offs for the 1993
B.C. Senior Games will take
place on Sunday, June 6 at 9
a.m. at the Castlegar Aquatic
Centre. These try-outs are open
to all persons 55 years of age or
over in 1993. No affiliation is
required for these games and the
swimming events are divided
into six age groups for both men
and women (55-59, 60-64, 65-69,
70-74, and 80+).

The B.C. Senior Games will
be held at Cranbrook September
1 - September 4, 1993 and any-
one interested is invited to come
to the Castlegar Aquatic Centre
on the above mentioned date or
phone Bill van Yzerloo at 365-

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“They.are a good strong team
They have been playing, together
for four years and have gained
experience. All but one player
has been with the team for the
four year said Chris
Datchkoff, one of the teams three
coaches.

Having the advantage of team
experience on their side proved
to be the difference between the
rookie Kimberley team and the
veteran Castlegar squad

“That (team experience) was
the difference between the two
teams,” Datchkoff said.

Taking their team-leading
places on the pitching’ mound,
Stephanie Rezansoff tossed the
ball during game one and Shaw
na Harshenin took over the pitch
ing dutiés for game two, to lead
the way to the clear-cut wins.

Now that travel plans are
booked for July 22-26, Datchkoff
has confidence in abilities of

update

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The Castlegar Sun

her players. “We expect the team
There will be some
good competition there

to do well team 1

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Peter Barikoff, District Competition co-ordinator presents
the play-off trophy to Bantam Girls team co-captains
Lisa Datchkoff and Shannon Gienger

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