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Castlegar’s Top 10 Tunes and Tapes

TOP 10 POP MUSIC
1) The Bodyguard - Soundtrack
2) Lemonheads - It's a Shame
About
About Ray
3) Neil Young - Harvest Moon
4) Leonard Cohen - The Future
5) Spin Doctors - Pocket Full of
Kryptonite
6) Annie Lennox - Diva
7) Honeymoon in Vegas -
Soundtrack
8) Kenny G - Breathless
9) Utah Saints - Something
Good
10) Barednaked Ladies - Gor-
don -

TOP 10 COUNTRY MUSIC

1) Restless Heart - Big Iron
Horses

2) Tanya Tucker - Can't Run

3) Alabama - American Pride

4) Mark Collie - Mark Collie

5) Alan Jackson - Alot About
Livin’

6) Vince Gill - | Still Believe In
You

7) Gibson Miller Band - Where

There's Smoke...

8) George Strait - Pure Country

9) Patricia Conroy - Bad Day
For Trains

10) Rankin Family - Fare Thee
Well

TOP 10 VIDEOS
1) Unlawtul Entry
2) Raising Cain
3) Single White Female
4) Diggstown
5) Man Trouble
6) Patriot Games
7) Three Ninjas
8) Live Wire
9) Honey, | Blew Up The Kid
10) Sister Act

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FastLANE

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Win or lose, it’s
in The News.
Jonathan Green
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ON THE
RUN

Selkirk College
runners did
Castlegar proud
at the Long
Beach Marathon
in California
Sunday. Cross
country coach
Derek Peregrym
placed 82nd out
of 1273 male
runners ina
personal best
time of 3:04:11.
Kevin Stoll was
next in 213th,
Karl Schneider
was 497th and
Chris Owens was
684th. On the
womens’ side,
Barbora Brych

was 86th out of |

311, while
Candace Harper
was 295th.

TELEMARK
-ETING

Telemark skiers
take note. The
10th annual
Snowpack
Telemark Cup
goes this Sunday
up at
Whitewater. For
more info, call
Cloe at 352-6411
or Whitewater at
354-4944.

QUOTE OF

THE WEEK

“He knows how
to handle a
baseball, he
knows how to
handle a glove,
he knows how to
handle a bat.
He’s got all the
attributes.” —
Texas Rangers
scout Don
Shwery on
Genelle native
Jeff Derosa, one
of the Arlington-
based club's
latest signees.

LocdlSPORTS

Rockettes return victorious from Vernon

Wi Rockers hang host Sonics out to dry to capture
consolation crown at Seaton tournament
Jonathan Green
SPORTS REPORTER

The Stanley Humphries senior girls basketball team has
made winning tournaments look easier than shooting fish in

a barrel.

For the fourth time this year, the Rockettes were handed
the championship trophy, this time at the Clarence Fulton
tournament Saturday in Vernon.

Getting 17 points from Rhonda Dawes and 16 from Wendy .
Closkey, the Rockettes cruised to a 54-35 win in the big game
over Winfield’s George Elliott.

Despite winning comfortably, coach Jack Closkey said the
title was no more or less satisfying than the season’s three
previous.

“Winning and losing still isn’t a big deal,” he said. “I would
like to have played better in the final, but we still have some
things to work on offensively.”

Meeting Vernon’s W.L. Seaton in their first game Friday,
the Rockettes could have won blindfolded as they scored the
game’s first 20 points for a 20-3 lead after one quarter.

With the remaining three quarters just a formality, the lo-
cals gradually pulled away for a 70-24 thumping.

Tamara Rezansoff scored 23 points in victory, five more
than Closkey’s 18.

With the win, the Rockettes moved into Saturday's semi-fi-
nal against Kelowna’s KLO for what shaped up to be one of
their toughest tests in some time.

But the locals had a surprisingly easy time of it, as they
avenged a Jan. 9 loss to their Okanagan opponent with a nice
58-33 win.

Dawes was a factor at both ends of the court as she scored
20 points and pulled down some big rebounds on defence.
Closkey added 14 points to Rezansoff’s 13.

Coach Clogkey said his squad picked an opportune time to
play some of their best defence of the year.

“We took their offence right out of the game,” he said. “We
could have beaten them by 40 points.”

Facing Elliott in the final, the Rockettes built a 14-4 first-
quarter lead into a 27-14 haltime lead and never looked back.

Closkey said the final wasn’t pretty, but added the Rock-
ettes probably realized an effort similar to the one against
KLO wouldn’t be necessary.

“We didn’t play real smoothly,” he said. “A better team may
have given us more trouble, but maybe the girls play when
they have to.”

Down the street at the Seaton tournament, the senior boys
shook off an opening game 57-45 loss to Fulton to capture the
consolation title.

News photo by Jonathan Green

Mark Perrier scored 14 points and Ryan Vatkin had 12 as Rockette Tamara Rezansoff drives the lane against Vernon's W.L. Seaton Friday.

the Rockers romped to a 75-38 win over the host Sonics.

Rezansoff stunned the Sonics with 23 points in a 70-24 win.

With his starters taking most of the game off, coach John
Ritchie said he was pleased with the performance of his bench play-
ers,

“That was nice to see,” he said. “A lot of the young guys got to play
a lot and put up some good numbers.”

Against Fulton, the Rockers came out running to lead 17-16 after
one quarter.

But the offence went colder than the Columbia River in January, as
they scored just eight second-quarter points to trail by 10 at the half.

Matching Fulton stride for stride in the second half, the Rockers
were unable to close the gap and lost by 12.

Despite having next-to-no shooting success from the floor, Ritchie
said being able to stay close to the No. 2 ranked AA team in the
province was nice to see.

“We're still not playing offensively very well,” he said,“but the fact
we were able to play with the No. 2 team was encouraging.”

Facing Osoyoos in their second game, the locals found themselves
down by 12 early in the second quarter.

But rather than succumb to the Rattlers’ bite, the Rockers fought
back for a 30-26 halftime lead. ~

See-sawing back and forth, the lead changed hands on numerous
occasions in the third quarter with neither team able to establish a
sizeable margin.

In the end, though, the Rockers were the ones leading, coming out
on top in a 60-52 win.

Facing Seaton later that day,Ritchie utilized his bench for most of
the game as the Rockers cruised to victory.

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