November 30, 1999 Sports & Clubs ‘s Over The Edge Page 7
UNBC boys off to Vanderhoof

by AJ Delisle

A skeleton crew of
UNBC hockey players
set off to Vanderhoof
this past weekend to
represent the university
in a hockey tournament.
Teams from all over
B.C. will be in
Vanderhoof for this first
tournament of the year.
The 14 player UNBC
roster was formed by
combining players from
all three of the
Universities hockey
teams. The majority of
players, (6) were repre-
sented by the Wolfpack

(Bartrim,
Donald, Johnson,
Jordon and Tremblay).
The Grey Wolves also
contributed four of their
best with Jaques,
Keziju, Stevenson and
Yamanaka. Not to be

left out the Junior
Varsity team added
Dawson, Drummond

and Kendmaga to the
squad. The 14 man
team was rounded out
be Ben Faugere who is
anxiously awaiting a
spot on one of the
UNBC rosters.

The contingent of boys
played four games over
the weekend. Fort St.

Delisle,

James and Vanderhoof
sent their best against
our boys on Saturday.
Followed by teams from
Quesnel and Williams
Lake on Sunday.

The trip was funded
100% by the players. All
of whom provided their
own transportation to
and from Vanderhoof.
Thanks to those few
fans that managed to
make the trip to support
our squad, and also to
Darren Carpenter who
brought the tournament
to the attention of us all.

NHL
HOCKEY
POOL
UPDATE

Look in this spot
for updates to the
CUP National NHL
hockey pool.
Unfortunately there

‘have been some

technical problems
back east and not
all the entries have
been entered into
the database yet.
This is the last
issue of Over The
Edge for the fall
semester, sO con-
tinue to watch for
results and winners
in the year 2000.

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Ugrad Wolfpack 14 10 3 1
Mongolie Grill 13 10 <) 0
Dean Rigler 13 7 6 0
Grey Wolves alc} 7 6 0
Bug Busters ; 13 6 8 0
The Knights 14 4 9 1
Env. Dynamics 14 3 10 1
City Employees 13 1 12 0

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