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JIM ZEEBEN
Sun staff

The Castlegar Aquanauts. won:
their second straight swim meet

last weekend Whilg, thé Host:Rob-

son River Otters placed third.

It was a“B” meet for swim-
mers whose times fell within
allowed limits.

‘Wendy Pilla coached the Aqua-
naut contingent that swam in Rob-
son while head coach Tom Carew

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. A swimmers to Kelowna.
_ At the Okanagan event, known
as the Ogopogo meet, the Castle-
gas eyrimmners finished 12th out of

A teams. ;

* Aimie Chemoff and Neil Jones
both won medals for the A team.
Chemoff took silver for the Divi-
sion 6 Girls, while Jones earned a
bronze in Division 7 Boys.

In Robson, Pilla and her crew
finished with 509 points, well

ahead of second place Colville’s

412, .-
‘The -River Otters managed 284
points at their home pool for third,
‘The Otters actually held :secd
spot for. most ofthe mect ‘until the:

relays when Colville’s sheer nium; *

ber of entries pushed them thead."

“1 was impressed with our kids |
attitudes and performances,” said
Robson coach Nancy Wolff. “It
was great. We go into each meet
and try our best.” Yeti

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Wolff and Maric Seghers, the
River-Otters head ‘coach, are

‘taining their club for a meet in
Trail this weekend,

“Their strokes and, turns
always need to be worked on,”
said Wolff.

The Aquanauts and Pilla saw
13 of their swimmers take home
medals and one break a meet
record,

Gracme Redekop, a Division 2
swimmer, set the mark in the 80
meter free with a time of 1:04.04.

Redekop, Justin Kanigan, Sclc-
na Fodor, Jamie Jmieff, and Brian
Roberts won gold for Castlegar.

Taking silver were: Alisha
Pion, Mike Angrignon Angela
Briggeman, David Roberts, and
Jill Imric,

Justin Balahura, Laura Imrie,

and Rae Carter won bronze
medals,

Of the Robson swimmers, fen”
managed medals.

Emily Watson, Karen Shingler,

Jan Holden, Sean Pinkerton,
Heather Sutherland, and Wolff
won gold,

Wolff and Seghers swam

* against each other in an event

with no other participants.

“Can't complain about getting
a gold,” joked Wolff who said she
enjoyed the chance to get in the
pool, “It’s a good way for me to
get in an event and compete.”

Seghers and Lisa Woykin
picked up silvers while Clayton
Bonin and Torrie Lahue received

_ bronze.

River Otters club president
Reg Shingler said it took about 50

e it two in a row in Robson.

wna for the. Ogopogo Meet and finish 12th out of 24

of the swimmer's parents to ‘pat
on the meet.

“We start organizing at least a
month in advance,” said Shingler.
“We also get a lot of help from 1
other clubs,”

Heipointed out that many of the, :
time-kecpers and judges were;
from other swim clubs. é

“We're, also an outside pool,”
he said, “We have to build shel-.:
ters for the judges and timers as,
we get all sorts of weather. It’s ,
quite a community effort.” a)

Shingler was shappy with the .
young swimmers efforts and said )
a home meet gives, swimmers ar
chance to “rise to the.,occasion.”

“It gives the B swimmers a;
chance to shine,” he said. The
smaller pool is not so intimi

peernemaer preteen Bieta

Wednesday, July 3, 1991

“the Castlegar Sun

Second spot‘ is the race to watch

Banjo’s Pub continues toholda
tight grip on first place in the
Castlegar Commercial Fastball
League as the scason

the season heads into the home
stretch
On. June 26, the As beat | the

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its final turn. ‘

‘With only one month to go, the
race for second has now become
the battle to watch.

Three teams are stuck in the

middle of the pack. The Castlegar’’

Merchants, Nelson Athletics and
Labatt’s Blues are all capablo‘of
beating one another 'on any given
night —and that’s exactly/what
seems to be happening,

Heading into last night’ 's game
between the Merchants and
Banjo’s, Castlegar held second
with 16 points while’the As were
two behind with 14 points,

The Blues, ‘with 12 points
including a win against Banjo’s in
their last game, appear to have
found their way into a hot streak
at just the right time.

Hapless Salmo, rounds out the

for the younger swimmers.”

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SUN STAFF PHOTO /Jim Zoobon |

Swimmer at the River Otter swim meet in Robson.
Takes a breath of air as she splashes towards the wall.

Nedved to play in Castlegar

The Vancouver Canucks high-
ly-touted sophomore, Petr
Nedved was among the latest pro
athletes to be announced as a

' participants in the Jim Young

celebrity golf tournament in
Castlegar on July 18.

Fellow Canuck Robert Kron
and BC Lion Paul Girody were
also added to the list.

Other Canucks who will par-
ticipate include Greg Adams,

Steve Bozek, Cliff Ronning,
Troy Gamble, Jay Mazur, Larry
Ashley and Steve Tambellini.

“Joining Girody from the Lions
organization: will be- Kevin;
Konar, Al Wilson, John Henry
White and John Blaine.

Two Vancouver 86ers will
swap soccer cleats for golf
spikes, Mark Karpan and Jim
Easton.

Other NHL players from the
past and present will be Claude
Vilgrain, Pat Price, Ray Ferraro
and Danny Gare.

KXLY personality, Bud
Nemek will be there and once
again John McKeachie will host
the event.

Golfers who want to enter can
register at the Castlegar Golf
Club or at the Red Cross office.
Half of the $60 entry fee is tax

fundable and the price i di
golf, lunch and a banquet.

|

five-t Teague in last place with
four points. *

A Merchant loss or Banjo’s
win would wrap first place up for
Banjo’s.

Last week, a couple of crucial
games may have set the tone as

2 at:Mt.

Castlegar.

Last Thursday at Kinnaird
park, the Labatt's Blucs upset
Banjo’s Pub 8-2 to kecp the pace
and are now only two points
behind Nelson, The Blues play
the Athletics tonight, in what
amounts to a four-point: game for
the winner,

The Merchants, As, ‘and
Banjo’s still have to’ play six
games while Salmo and Labatt's
have seven remaining.

“When any team in this league
arrives at the ball park they expect
to win,” said Blues’ player-coach
Pete Evdokimoff. ‘‘Banjo’s didn’t
have their starting line-up but they
are a very well-rounded team.”

“Our season has been troubled
by injuries,” said Evdokimoff.

His team has had four starting
players suffer season-ending
injuries during the course of this
season.

Rod Grietchin, Donny Desch-
ene, Brent Heric and Tony Cooper
are all out for the year said

3-
field to move within two points of -

Evdokimoff, - Y She

still in thick fora second place;
finish, they just want to play ball

i and aren't following the standings
He said although his team is),

{We come out to play and
where we end up is where we end
up.”

team.

The ball didn't seem to bounce the right way for Ban-
Jo's Pub as they ended up losing 8-2 to the Labatt's ;

SUN STAFF PHOTO. in Zeoben

Salmo fastball tourney revealing

Sun staff. Re

* up fourth.
Banjo’: ’s losses came to the

A six-team fastball tournament
in Salmo over the weekend’may
have foreshadowed things to
come in the regular season of the
Castlegar Commercial Fastball

c.

The Nelson Athletics beat the
Castlegar Merchants in the finals
while a team of Salmo and
Labatt’s players finished third.
Banjo's, the other CCFL team,
ended up tied for last with the
Slocan Braves from the Slocan
Valley Fastball league. Another
Valley team, the Royals, wound

and As—two teams
which are fighting for second
place in regular league play.
Banjo’s has already locked up
first after winning 13 of their first
fourteen games. However,
they've now lost three in a row
albeit two were only exhibition.

“We couldn’t get things
together,” said Banjo’s catcher
Jim Nazaroff. “We had guys on
base but we just couldn't bring
them in.”

Nazaroff said his team has to
start getting back to basics and
practising harder.

SUN STAFF PHOTO / Jim Zeeben

“Tt could be we're over confi-
dent,” he said. “Maybe every
body does think we already have
first place wrapped up (and have
stopped playing as hard).

“We couldn't get
it together...”

— Jim Nazaroff
Banjo's Pub catcher

According to Nazaroff, a lot of
teams have also been hit by the
“holiday crunch,” Players with
kids just coming out of school are

taking off on vacations and leav- -
ing holes in the team rosters.

“Everybody's missing play-
ers,” said Nazaroff. “Near the end
of the season we'll start getting
them back.”

Banjo’s early season. success
will allow them to finish first—,
it’s now just a question of by how
much,

Labatt’s, Nelson and Castlegar
all look to have a shot at second
place. Meanwhile, last place
Salmo doesn’t appear ready to.
turn their fortunes around. “We'll”
be right along the same as we've
been all year,” said Salmo's Al
Waterstreet.

Bike race no fun

Local mountain bike racer Matt
Scott got another taste of competi-

- tion in the United States-on-June --
22/23 at Kellog, Idaho. Scott how- *

ever, found the race to be tougher
than the previous competition at
Sandpoint, Idaho, June 8/9.

Scott raced in the 18 years and
under, junior sportsman category
this time rather than his usual
choice of racing in the novice
class.

“I got a DNF (did not finish),
in the cross-country,” said Scott.
“Tt was too long, each lap was 22
kilometres and we had to do two
laps. I finished one and that was

enough for me.”

4 “There were big rocks all over
the-course and -it was. cither .
straight up or straight down,” he
said. “It wasn't very fun.”

Scott managed however, to
place third in the trials race, sec-
ond in the slalom and third in the
16 kilometre downhill,

“Other than the cross-country,
it was great,” he said. “One thing
that helps is the fact that Ernie
Berger checks the bike out before
each race as technical support, it’s
part of the sponsorship from
Castlegar Bicycle and Sport shop
and Rocky Mountain.’

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