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B2 THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Tuesday, September 22, 1998 The Progress' SportsScoreboard Tough defence, overpowering offence as Junior Bantam football teams romp CANADIAN JUNIOR LEAGUE B.C. Conference Standings lasofSept.21) PFPA Ft Okangan 7 0 0 166 57 14 Abbotsford 5 2 0 215 68 10 A tenacious defence lead 'Our defence has come la: Derek Pickering Ig; Robbie Shendan la: Brad Clapp 2a; Dusty McCallum la; Justin van Apekknm la; Jason MacDonaid la), Surrey 0 Atom A-2 Saturday Chilliwack Coyotes Surrey 2 Sunday Chiliwack Coyotes 7, Abbotsford 3 Cowichan V. 6, Nanaimo 5 SO Saturday Trail 3, Memtt 6 Chilliwack 6, Powell River 2 Victoria 7, Quesnel 6 Vernon 10, Bumaby 4 South Surrey 5, Prince George 3 Nanaimo Cowichan Valley 6 Sunday Vernon 3, Langley 2 Scoring Leaders (As of Sept. 19) CP A PI 3 0 131124 8 Surrey Victoria 3 4 0 113159 Vancouver I 6 0 101 127 by Cale Sanderson and Kyle Van Geel was the spark to the second victory of the season by the Chilliwack Junior Bantam White football squad. Chilliwack White posted a 43-0 win over the North Langley Bears.

A ravenous defence pushed the North Langley Bears steadily backwards through a scoreless first quarter, allowing the Chilliwack offence time to get on track and take advantage of better field position. alive in the past two games," says head coach Len Posyniak. "Rookies like Sean Macleod and Andrew Muth have come up with big plays and have shown great leadership. At the same time, veterans like James Vidal have simply been awesome." The offence had a slow start against Langley, but then scored a flurry of points over the final three-quarters. QB Sean Mclssac ran for three majors and threw a pass to Darren Geddert for a 511 16 6 9 15 6 7 13 4 8 12 5 6 II 3 8 II 3 7 10 3 7 10 I 9 10 5 4 9 3 6 9 3 6 9 1 8 9 C.Hemingway, SS Gate, Vernon J.McNabb, Surrey RSayda, Vernon T.

Wilson, Victoria G.Zanon, Surrey J. Bresciani, Vernon M.Erhart, Surrey J.Kean, Victoria J.Pereira, Cowichan C.Tair, Surrey A.Wong, Cowichan J.Hamel Skwaa 2 (Vancbne 2), PoCa City Dominion 0. Langley United 2 (Watson, Slane), Townsend Park Rangers 1 (own goal). METRO WOMEN Division 2 Scores Greg's Place i (Tamara Carruthers 2, Karina Verdonk. Natalie Bach.Sandy Halladay, Tammy Mi Her), Surrey Beavers 0.

YOUTH SOCCER Ban Scores Undcr-l6GoM Chilliwack United 4 IBrodie Henderson, Scott Vershuur, Ben Davies, Dallas James), Coquitlam CS Strikers 1. Under-16 Metro Fraser Valley 1 (Mike Hodson), Nanaimo 0. Gills Scores Under-19GoM Chilliwack Rebels 6 (Erin Calber 2, Tricia Lenz, Heidi Maron, Brandee Hall, Jackie Cooper), Kerrisdale Hot Shots 0. Under-17 Chilliwack Shadows 4 llsabelle LFafmme, Tanya Manesn. Deanna Martens, Nicole Boisjoli).

Killarney Cougars 3. Under-16 Chilliwack Raiders 10 (Sarah Geiger 5, Chris Johnson 3, Kelsey Johnson, Nicole Dumas), Bumaby 1 Under-15 Chilliwack Outlaws 2 (Krista Carr, Natalie Rogers), North Shore Express 0. Under-14 Chiliwack Chargers 2 (Jamie Mitchell, Nikki Wiens), North Shore aeons 0. Goaltending Leaders (As of Sept. 19) GP Av D.Rathjen,Penticton I 0 1 1.2: LAKE fourth.

Geddert later ran in for a fifth major from 40 yards. Special teams worked to perfection, led by Cody Shertiscoff and kicker Conrad Wall. "Our kicking game is allowing us to score points and also get us out of trouble," Posyniak says. The Chilliwack White Junior Bantam team were 38-0 winners over Fleetwood Renegades. The story line was similar to the Chilliwack's other JB game.

"The team really pulled together," says Ruddy Sas, head coach. "We were missing five players, bu the boys dug deep to play positions they never played before and came up big." The scoring highlight was a 65-year kick-off return for a touchdown by Nathan Shalay. In the Peewee Division, Chilliwack lost 40-24 to the Meadow Ridge Knights. "We had lots of kids that played hard, but we got manhandled," says Lorin Geddert, head coach. Kendra Geddert scored two touchdowns and Megan Roxburgh and Patrick Kernohan each scored one major.

ft RYDER ti 4 0 1.95 3 0 2.67 I I 3.50 0 2 3.50 D.Gustafson,Vera. 4 SpenceWerritt 3 C.BrownJfrnaimo 2 B.McFadden,Vic 2 KENT RACEWAYS 12th annual Steve Mackay Memorial (Held Sept. 20) Hsliliyjock Dash: Steve Van Meel Heat HI: I Len Jesen, 2, Steve Van Meel, 3, Scott Erickson Heat 2: 1 John Andersen, 2, Dean Bridge, 3. Steve Van Meel Main: l.DanellPorayko,2, Bruce Browne, 3, Dean Bridge, 4, John Andersen, 5, Mark McFayden Street A Dash: John O'Reilly A Heat 1: 1, John O'Reilly, 2, Andrew Loewen, 3, Shawn Berg A Heal 2: Ed Kign. 2.

John O'Reilly, 3, Shawn Berg Main: John O'Reilly, 2, Shawn Berg, 3, Laine Mitchell. 4, Ian Gardner, 5, Gary Van Dongen Mini A Dash: Jody McDonald Dash: Jeremia Franklin A Main: Kim Gaffney, 2, Ryan Medynski, 3, Jody McDonald, 4, Tom Gamett, 5, Steve Hora A Heal 1: Kim Gaffney, 2, RGB Racing Tea, 3, Ryan Medynski A Heat 2: 1, Kim Gaffney, 2, Steve Hora, 3, Ralph Boyce Heat II: 1, Jeff Cameron, 2, Ben Denis, 3, David Douglas Heat 2: 1, Jeff Cameron, 2, David Douglas, 3, Trevor Pudar CHILLIBOWL LANES WEEKLY LEAGUES (Sept. 14-17) Monday Mbwd High triple: Sandy McKenzie (248, 214, 182) 644. High single: Brenda Parker, 251 Monday GA Marvels High triple: Fred Robbins (286, 158, 244 688. High single: Fred RoHiins, 286.

Monday GA Age Sparttimtrs High inple: Bub Ricker (167, 241.203) 611. High single: Jack Hewin, 253. Monday Night Ladies -Valerie Alekson (133, 205, 227) 565. Nora Hall, 27 1. Monday Major Mixed High triple: Jackie Grosart (331, 248, 230) 1020.

High single: Jackie Grosart. 331: Marianne Baclawski, 319; Lynn Kroelch, 301; Rick Tuesday GA PufTernots -High triple: Dave Millerl 169, 194, 266)629. High single: Bryn Jones, 278. Tuesday TA Toppers High triple: Morris Godbout (221, 207, 259) 687. High single: Lloyd Gibhs.

274. Tuesday GA Royals High triple: Ethel Mackie (177, 208, 204) 589. High single: Ruth Newitl.261. Tuesday Classic High triple: Frank Bernard (200. 244, 237) 681.

High single: Motley Harper, 345. Wednesday CofTee High triple: Marg Locwen (195, 174, 303) 672. High single: Marg Loewen 303. Wednesday Ladies Social -High triple: NelHieben (217, 220, 1 99) 636. High single: Nel Kbebert, 220.

Wednesday Miied High triple: Gary Yakelashek 193, 240, 234) 667. High single: Laura Wednesday Mh Ups High Roy (271, High single: Cy Roy, 273. Thursday GA Silver Threads -High triple: Perry Slack (174, 209, 202) 585. High single: Dave Reddekop. 219.

Thursday GA Golden Wonders High triple: Bill St John (190, 227, 226) 643. High single: Yvonne Hadvick, 230. Thursday GA Good Companions High triple: Art Lightfoot (235, 215, 190) 705. High single: Don Degans, 264. Thursday Night Mixed High 'triple: Daphne Janzcn (206, 338, 281) 825.

High single: Robyn Mooda 355; Daphne Janzen, 338. 4 Vernon: Bresciani (Bayda, Gare) 10:18. 5. Chilliwack: Weiss (Fleenor, Maloney) 11:53. 6.

Vernon: Bresciani (Gare) 17:35 PP Third Period 7. Vernon: Gare (Bayda, Bresciani) 16:41. 8. Chilliwack: Banga (Fleenor, Graham) 7:00 9. Vernon: Gate (Bresciani) 19: 17 en Shots on goal by: Vernon II 1613-40 Chilliwack 9 19 10 -38 Goaltenders: Vernon Gus-tafson: Chilliwack Montgomery.

Penalty Minutes: Vernon 38 (14 minors, 1 misconduct); Chilliwack 50(12 minors, 3 misconducts). Power Plays (goals-attempts): Vemon 1-9; Chilliwack 1-12 Referee: Cary Gregory. Saturday Chilliwack 6 at Powell River 2 First Period 1. Chilliwack: Mara (Maloney, Nichols) 13:09 pp 2. Chilliwack: Fleenor (Nichols, Weiss) 14:45 pp 3.

Chilliwack: Martz (Mattice, Maloney) 18:32. Second Period 4. Chilliwack: Graham (Bangs, Weiss) 2:54 pp 5. Powell River Sullivan (Steknun.Bartzen)6:l3. 6.

Chilhwack: Estrada 16:48 pp 7. Chilliwack: Landry (McFaul) 19:36 Third Period 8. Powell River. Genday (Shrieves, Cunning) 19:59. Shots on goal by: Chilliwack II II 17-39 Powell River 10 9 5-24 Goaltenders (saves-shots): Chilliwack Montgomery; fowell River Brirton 21:40 (10-13), Hazen Penalty Minutes: Chilhwack 16 (8 minors); Powell River 44 (12 minors, 2 misconducts).

Power Plays (goals-attempts): Chilliwack 3-10; Powell River 0-6. Referee: Nigel Simms: MINOR HOCKEY Scores Atom A Division Saturday Sept 19 Chilliwack 1 (Derek Pickering Ig; Justin Van Apeldoorn la; Matthew KJnch goalie), Cloverdak 2 Sunday Sept. 20 Chilliwack 9 (Shutout for Goalie Brad Tilitzky; Mitch Brisson 3g, la; Eric Harkerlg-la; Scott McNaughton Ig-la; Matt Vink lg-la; Taykw Roth lg; Mitch Brisson 3g-U Clark Graham lg- mim uute Chilliwack Chiefs Scoring GP A PtPIM Jamie Weiss 3 2 3 5 6 1 4 Travis Bangs Nolan Graham Nathan Martz B. Fleenor 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 1 Tn-City 1 6 0 58249 2 Scores Okanagan 26, Vancouver 0 Abbotsford 25. Victoria 10 Surrey 50, Tri City 13 VALLEY COMMUNITY LEAGUE Scores Friday Midget Division Bantam Division Chiliwack 43, Meadow Ridge 0 Junior Bantam Division Chilliwack White 41, Langley 6 Chilliwack Blue 38, Fleetwood 0 Peewee Division Meadow Ridge 40, Chilliwack 24 B.C.

LEAGUE Standings (As of Sept. 20) Coastal Conference Island Division LSLGFCAPt Victoria 4 1 0 35 18 8 Cowichan 3 1 0 23 19 8 Nanaimo Oil 6 II 1 Powell River 0 3 0 60 24 0 Mainland Division SouthSurrey 4 0 0 36 15 8 Chilliwack 12 0 14 17 2 Bumaby 1 2 0 13 21 2 Langley 1 3 0 18 23 2 Interior Conference Interior Division Vernon 1 2 0 31 15 8' Merritt 3 0 0 17 8 6 Penbcton I I I 14 10 3 Pnnce George I 3 0 9 21 2 Trail 0 2 0 9 14 2 Quesnel 0 3 0 9 23 0 Scores Thursday Friday Vernon 6, Chilliwack 3 Bumaby 4, Langley 9 Victoria 6, Prince George 2 Trail 5, Penbcton 4 S0 1 2 Morning Afternoon Evening Classes Available Self Defence Self Control Confidence Fitness Tunnicliffe 3 2 0 Kevin Estrada 3 2 0 I 0 2 Marek Babic Mark Smith Don Nichols 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 1 0 I 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 Brian Makmey 3 KrisMattice 3 Shawn Landry 2 S.Palahicky 3 Brad McFaul 3 Mike Kirby 3 B. Henderson 2 All Ages Welcome Small Groups and Private Lessons Available CALL RON: 858-5519 Personal Trainer MAJOR LEAGUE MEN'S SLOW PITCH Standings (as of Sept. 18) A DIVISION Pt Slowpokes II 0 5 22 TriVPittbulls II 0 5 22 BuffaloCltib II 0 5 22 Murphy Wolfpack 9 0 7 18 InorexChiefs 9 0 7 18 Cobra 9 0 7 18 DIVISION 99BTKK22 i FRASER VALLEY LEAGUE FRASER VALLEY SOCCER LEAGUE Scores Premier Division Saturday Metro Ford 2 (Van Mission Athletics 0 Surrey United 4 (Mahjoud 2, Granham, Bulcock), Akal FC 3 (Rane, H. Gill).

GN Sporting 3 (Romero 2, Chohan), Aldergrove 2 (Brandsma, Clark). Sunday Goaltending GP Avg Jason Montgomery 3 1 1 4.00 TimKnudsen I 0 11100 Games Friday Vernon 6 at Chilliwack 3 First Period 1. Vernon: Gaustad (Bresciani) 3:15. 2. Vernon: Davidson (Reed, Duggan) 6:17 sh Second Period 3.

Chilliwack: Tunnicliffe (Graham) 3:49 pp Pt 9 0 CEIL DIOR AD 0DN Toyota Rav 4's Undertakers Excellerators Yard Birds Chwk Electric 9 0 8 18 7 I 9 15 3 I 13 7 1 0 15 2 re ftj 'BABY BOOMERS PLUS' HEALTH WELLNESS CONFERENCE a TRADE FAIR Saturday, September 26, 1998 LOTS of SAMPLES, DOOR PRIZES IN-HOUSE SPECIALS! FUNDRAISING FOR THE CHILLIWACK 'ft it at The Holiday Inn Chilliwack, B.C. "If I don't take care of this body will I live?" that's the theme of the 1998 Baby Boomers Plus Health and Wellness Conference presented by the Chilliwack Family and Chilliwack Rotary Club. Dr. James Rimmer, researcher and presenter from Chicago, headlines this conference. Topics include arthritis, osteoporosis, the latest medications for Alzheimers and more.

PRE-REGISTER BCSPCA Co-Sponsored by The Chilliwack Progress WMMIM Giants 'D' draws a blank The Chilliwack Giants Bantam football team posted its second successive shutout in hammering the Meadow Ridge Knights 43-0 at Townsend Park. The two teams had entered Saturday's game tied with records of two wins and one loss, but the Giants were too much football team this day for the Knights. "We smoothered them and the offence came to play," says Kevin Fahlman, head coach. It was 14-0 after the Giants first two offensive series. Tailback Ryan Walter went over from one yard and then again from two yards out.

The second major came just a couple of plays after Toby Fleenor intercepted a pass and ran 31 yards to the Maple Ridge nine-yard line on the Knights' first offensive play of the game. The turning point though came when Maple Ridge recovered a loose ball at the Chilliwack two-yard line (a pass backwards by QBRob Leetch that was dropped by Dion Stewart) but failed to score. From then on the game belonged to the Giants. Two plays later Grant Fahlman grabbed a pass from Mike Pikken on a tight end option and romped 108 yards for a touchdown and the rout was on. Then Jordan Harris had a field goal attempt blocked, but the ball bounced right back to him and he ran it in for a major.

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