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Page 16 Cassiar Courier May 1987

MINOR HOCKEY TOURNAMENT -a great success

The last weekend in March saw approximately
150 youngsters from Fort Nelson, Whitehorse,
Watson Lake and Telegraph Creek converge
in Cassiar to take part in our annual Minor
Hockey Tournament. The tournament was
successful due to the efforts of many volunteers
organized for the most part by Pauline Woodrow
and Margretta McGuinness. What follows is
a summary of the Cassiar games, game stars,
scoring and awards.

NOVICE

The Cassiar Novices lost their three games:
Watson Lake 4-8, Whitehorse 0-16, and Fort
Nelson 1-4. Game stars for Cassiar were Aaron
Tripp, Dylan Thibeau-Johnston and Jody Harri-
son. Scorers were : Aaron Tripp (3), David
Hardy and Ricky Howard. Assists went to:
Jody Harrison, Andrew Hogg, lan Hogg, Robby
Howard and Christopher Woodrow.The Most
Sportsmanlike Trophy went to Igor Kos while
David Hardy was the Most Valuable Player
on the team.

ATOM

The Cassiar Atoms had a 1-2 record along with
the Watson Lake and Fort Nelson Atoms, but
because they had the fewest goals against, played
Whitehorse in the final. Cassiar’s record was
a 2-6 loss to Watson Lake, a 0-4 loss to White-
horse, a 4-3 win over Fort Nelson, and a 0-5
loss to Whitehorse in the final. Game stars
for Cassiar were Peter McGuinness, Jayson
Quinn, Andrew Smith and Kyle Zubek. Scorers
were: Steven Howard, Duncan Hogg (2), Steven
Vidovic, Andrew Smith and Steven McGuinness.
Assists went to Duncan Hogg, Andrew Smith
and Steven Howard. The Most Sportsmanlike
Trophy went to Steven Vidovic, while Peter
McGuinness was awarded the MVP _ Trophy.

THE BEST AIRLINE IN

PEE WEE

Cassiar joined forces with Watson Lake to field
a team coached by Troy Wanner. Due to an
untimely cancellation by a Whitehorse Pee Wee
team only the Cassiar-Watson and another White-
horse team competed. At the end of five games
both teams had identical 2-2-1 records with
Whitehorse winning on the basis of 3 fewer
goals against. Cassiar-Watson game stars were
Cory Jamieson (WL), Jason Hardy, Billy Carter,
Kyle Zubek, and Andrew Shire (WL). Scorers
were Cory Jamieson, John Hardy (3), Andrew
Shire (2), David Liddle (3), Brian Lund (2),
Jason Hardy (2), Billy Carter, Vincent Boyes,
and Shannon Joseph. Assists were given to Cory
Jamieson (5), Brian Lund, David Liddle, Jason
Hardy, Andrew Shire and Billy Carter. Vicky

Storch was awarded the Most Sportsmanlike
Trophy while Andrew Shire (WL) was awarded
the MVP Trophy.

JUST MINUTES TO GO IN THE BANTAM/MIDGET
FINAL GAME

BANTAN/MIDGET

Cassiar finished with a 2-1 record and lost to
Telegraph Creek in the final. Cassiar’s games
were a 5-9 loss to Telegraph Creek, a 4-3 win
over the Whitehorse Red team, and a 5-1 win
over the Whitehorse White team. Cassiar played
Telegraph to a 3-3 tie in the final but lost due
to more accumulated goals against. Game stars
for Cassiar were Joey George, Jim Kollar, Andy
Carlick (WL), and Derek Andrews. Scorers
were Joey George (6), E.J. Nuyens (2), Jim

Kollar (2), Andy Carlick (4), Nevada Vance
(WL) (2), and Terry Dendys (WL). — Assists
went to Terry Dendys (2), Chris Hyde, Joey
George (2), Andy Carlick (2), John Cavanagh,
and Nevada Vance (2). James Lanteigne was
Cassiar’s Most Sportsmanlike player while Derek
Andrews was the Cassiar MVP. Huey Dennis
was the Most Sportsmanlike player for Tele-
graph while Marty Marion was their MVP.

Thanks to all those volunteers who made this
tournament a reality. At the risk of leaving
someone's name off the list | will take the cow-
ard’s way out and thank those involved with
the hockey teams, canteen, billeting, officiat-
ing, timekeeping and anything | may have for-
gotten. A special thanks to the Cassair Shopping
Centre for their donations and to the extra
efforts of Pauline, Margretta, Roger and Albert.

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Wed. May 6th

7:30 pm Rec Center

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PLAYGROUP NEWS

“New toys arrived and these young
men are definitely not chauvinistic.”

“ To the Post Office to mail Easter
cards to Mom and Dad.”

“Aerobics for the
younger set”

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“MOTHER OF THE YEAR”
Second Annual Award

This special Mother is
chosen for her overall
volunteer involvement
with Cassiar youth
in the area of Minor
Sports.

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If you have a Mom or
know a Mom who qualifies for this
award, send your nomination by

May 8th

to

Cassiar Lions Club
Norm Cosnett, President
Box 454, Cassiar, B.C.

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