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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 16, 1985

Page

6

Cavalettes Post 3 2 Record In Fort St John Tourney

The C S S Sr Girls Volleyball team coached by Stu Garland finished the October 4 5 Fort St John tournament with three wins and two losses. Charlotte Massey blocked well and Dallas Listhaeghe was strong overall. They beat South Peace Hudson's Hope and Fort Nelson, lost to North Peace and St Joes Grande Prairie. The South Peace Penguins upset North Peace in the final. Cavalettes next compete in Dawson Creek October 18 19.

C.S.S. Sr Stu Garland Fort St. John Garland Charlotte Massey Dallas Listhaeghe Cavalettes South Peace Hudson’s Hope Fort Nelson North Peace St. Joes of Grande Prairie

Robin Paquette Wins First Pro Boxing Match

The Echo corrects that Robin Paquette won his first professional boxing match in Dawson Creek with Paul Paquette as trainer. Separately, The Challengers hockey club canceled this season after September 29 following a sudden shift to a Tuesday Thursday Saturday schedule, prompting Ossachuk to note the league did not warn clubs in advance and Ken White of Grande served as league commissioner.

The Echo Robin Paquette Dawson Creek Robin Challengers Hockey Club Jack Ossachuk Ossachuk Chetwynd Jack Ken White Grande

Challengers face league reshuffle and future plans

Chetwynd Challengers, in their first year under new commissioner Ossachuk, lose a full season from league play due to a two year absence rule. They field the Northmen in a separate commercial league, with a 12 to 3 win in Hudson's Hope against the Dynamos.

Ossachuk Northmen Hudson’s

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