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PeeWees break even over the past two weeks

: By BRENDAN HALPER 2 inn West Kootenay Minor Hock- ; Sun staff writer cy Association game played Feb. 8. *s Darren Pottle led

The visiting Castlegar PeeWee pe attack with two goals in the Reps outshot Nelson 37-13, as they first period and helpers by Shawn bammered the home town team 11- Horcoff and Bill Phillips in the

second i llegar's lead 4-1, Nelson was old scoreless until carly in the second, and scored their only other Boal 30 sec-

* onds into the third.

Castlegar never looked back as their offence exploded with seven

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d goals to bring the humiliating beating to a close,

In other games, the PeeWees played to a 6-6 tie against South Okanagan in an exhibition game held in Osoyoos the following day.

South Okanagan outshot Castle- gar 27-15 but strong goaltending by Mike Kooznetsoff kept the Pee- Wees in the game.

_ Castlegar’s top forward, David Pucci, scored a natural hatrick when he opened the scoring with one in the first, then completed it with two in the second.

In their second exhibition road game played at Summerland, Castlegar was beaten 7-2 by the Penticton AAA reps. The opposi- tion outshot Castlegar by a wide margin of 34-10.

“We were really flat last week- end in the Okanagan but it was a road tip, and at least the kids had some fun,” said head coach John Horcoff.

Despite their .500 outing (1-1- 1), Castlegar pulled together to

Trail 8-3 in a home game on Feb. 12. Shots on goal were fairly even,

SUN STAFF PHOTO / Brendan Halper

Skating hard for the puck were players from both the Castlegar and Trail peewee teams.

- but C: gunners

struck with deadly accuracy much to the chagrin of Trail netminder Paul Husband.

“] think we played pretty good,” said Horcoff. “We're effective as long as we pass the puck and tonight we really skated well.Trail has some good hockey players, but if we just take the body and not worry about the puck, we do all right against them.”

Castlegar’s winning streak was held to one game as they lost 54 to visiting Beaver Valley on Feb. 16.

Beaver Valley struck first at the 1:49 mark of the opener, but Castlegar’s-Darren Pottle tied the game at 3:15. Assists went to Craig

and David Pucci. Beaver Valley restored their one-goal lead when Ian Power connected with only 16 seconds left in the first.

Beaver Valley took a 5-2 lead beading into the third, but Castle- gar rallied for two goals to bring them within one.

Although Castlegar held Beaver Valley scoreless during the third, their offence failed to score the tying goal and they went down to defeat by a score of 5-4.

“We got off to a poor start but we played decently in the third,” said Horcoff. “We didn’t skate like we can and there were too many players standing around waiting. You just can’t do that when you

play Beaver Valley.”

In their retum match played at Beaver Valley, an out-numbered Castlegar team managed to steal a Point and tie the game at 2.

Craig Swanson, with his first of two, opened the scoring for Castle- gar at 7:05 of the first but Beaver Valley tied the score less than a

minute later on a goal by Tyler

Oatway.

Castlegar took an early 2-1 lead at the 2:04 mark of the second peri- od and held on to the lead until 8:40 of the second stanza. Both teams _

ter, as they went into the game field- ing only 11 players on their bench compared to 14 for Beaver Valley.

Reps end season with a tie

By BRENDAN HALPER

Sun staff writer

Trail led 4-1 by the end of the first.

Castl *s only goal of the

The Castlegar Midget Re Reps played to a 6-6 tie against Trail their final league g

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period came off the stick of Nino DaCosta, from cester Derek Kaza- koff and left wing Jarrod Beck . During the second Castlegar drew within one on goals by Shane Cutler and Derek Kazakoft while

“their defence held Trail’ off the

scoreboard throughout the period.

Beck tied the contest for Castle- gar early in the third, but Trail retaliated with two of their own halfway through the stanza.

Castlegars’ offensive gunners, Beck and DaCosta scored one goal each during the last five minutes of play to tie the game.

“Our tie against the Trail AAA team indicates that we are playing good calibre hockey. Trail is going straight to the provincials in Ver- non and they are one of the

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+Six out of eight zones will be represented at the'games with the

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The Castlegar‘team’ will be going to the Games without partic- ipating in any. league playoffs because there ‘have been too few active teams in ‘the senate, to play

against. So far this season ‘the team has shown a strong winning streak

against what little | opposition they | have.

+ “We haven't lost a game," said coach Cheryl.Closkey. “Our Castlegar team’ has been together for: many years so I know we will be competitive but we're going up against teams from the Lower Mainland and. Okanagan who’ve had the chance to be much more active than us. They just recently brought the Masters Division back into the Games and participants in the Masters must be at least 30 years of age.This gives players a chance to take part in the sport long after high school and col- lege.”

‘The team has a talented lineup consisting mainly of local Castle- gar players with the exception of two pick-ups from New Denver

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“Cory Angrignon is very good at rebounding and scoring and she's played for Selkirk College,” said Closkey. “Maureen Berk got MVP for the Provincials when she was in high school and Brenda Balahura is a very quick player with good shooting skills.”

“T think our ladies have a good chance at the bronze medal,” added Closkey.

. The ladies will play their first game on Feb. 22 against Zone 6 Victoria,

The Castlegar Atom All-Stars put in a solid.team effort on Satur- day, February 9, by beating the Beaver Valley Atoms 8-0. It was the fifth straight game without a loss as David Evdokimoff got credit for the shutout.

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SUN STAFF PHOTO / Brendan Halper

A New Denver player gets "air time” attempting to keep a member of the Castlegar team from scoring in a recent exhibition game.

Atom All-Stars put in solid team effort

Brad Bantsoff and Brad Abietkoff combined for 9 points. McCormack had 4 goals, Bartsoff 4 assists and

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‘Wayne Markin, Biller and Carlson played a solid game in helping to preserve the shutout. There were 17 penalties called with Beaver Valley taking 14 of them. pa

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Ryan ‘Davis ‘rounded out the goal scoring. David Bell had 2 assists with other assists going to Ryan Biller, Scotty Carlson, Ryan Leckie and Eric Perrier.

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