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Pronghorn U of L President's Message 2 Athletic Message 3 Mayor of Lethbridge's Message 4 Athletics Students' Union President's Message 5 Athletic Program Staff 6 Sports Magazine Athletic Training Staff 7 Lethbridge Sports Media 9 Track & Field Team 11 1994-95 Women's Soccer Team 13 Men's Soccer Team 15 Men's Hockey Team 21 Women's & Men's Basketball Team 28 KJCEEY IOTON Swim Team 32 Judo Team 34 Team Schedules 36 Dare Program 37 Lethbridge Sport History 38 Published By: University of Lethbridge Printing Services Adopt-A-Horn 39 Editor: Zoran Rajcic Canada West University Athletic Association Results 40 Photographer: Jose Law Athletic Scholarship Information 41 Blue & Cold Awards Banquet 42 Canada West University Athletic Association 46 Pronghorn Booster Club 47

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PRONGHORN SPORTS MAGAZINE President's Message

Iur athletics and recreation programs are an integral part of the student experience at 0;the University of Lethbridge. Our student athletes are given the opportunity to strive for excellence in both their academic and athletic pursuits. They are helped in their endeavours by skilled coaches and supportive classmates who participate as team managers, trainers, event coordinators, and minor officials. Through dedication to their specialty, these students provide Pronghorn fans with high-calibre sporting events. Without these fans, we wouldn't have sport. Our students, faculty and staff, and community friends who come to events are as important to U of L athletics as the athletes them selves. Although last year was a painful one administratively for Pronghorn Athletics, our fans had a great deal to cheer about. In March, our Pronghorn Hockey team took Maple Leaf Gardens by storm £9K- and captured the CIAU championship. Congratulations are also due to swimmer Dean Kondziolka, who won the CIAU gold medal in the 50-metre freestyle. Pronghorn athletes captured more national and divisional awards last year than ever before in the ftft history of the program. Equally as important were the perhaps unrecognized personal bests, quality performances, and total team efforts that gave our athletes and fans reason to be proud. This year will provide our fans with more excitement. The year will also be one of challenges for Athletics staff, coaches, and administrators, who are faced with delivering a high-quality program within our current fiscal constraints. I am confident that these challenges will be met and that our Pronghorn student-athletes, in their continuing pursuit of excellence, will provide fans with another outstanding year of competition.

HOWARD E. TENNANT President and Vice Chancellor University of Lethbridge, August 1994

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n behalf of all Pronghorn athletes and staff, it is my pleasure to welcome you to another exciting year of Pronghorn Athletics. We appreciate your support of university Osport, and we will endeavour to continue providing exciting and entertaining games and outstanding individual performances. As active members of the Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union (CIAU) and Canada West Universities Athletics Association (CWUAA) we are part of a group committed to developing stu dents both through academics and athletics. University sport in Canada offers some of the finest amateur sport anywhere. The 1993-94 season was an exciting one for Pronghorn Athletics. It will be hard to forget the excitement the Hockey Horns created on their way to capturing the National Championship. In addition to hockey gold, two swimmers and one track and field athlete medalled at ClAU's, and 7 judokans went on to represent the University of Lethbridge at the Canadian Championships. 28 Pronghorn student athletes merit special recognition for earning Academic All-Canadian Awards, given to athletes who achieve academic first-class standing. This season brings us new challenges and great opportunities for excitement. You can look forward to: live entertainment during breaks at games; great looking apparel available for pur chase; great giveaways including cars and trips; increased opportunities to meet our athletes at events in the community; and much more. We are working hard and anticipating a great year. Join us as we rise to the challenges of the 1994-95 season. Come and share the excitement! Make it a Habit!!

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s Mayor of Lethbridge, it is my pleasure to send every best wishes to the University of A Lethbridge Pronghorns as they begin another academic and sporting year. Our citizens are proud of the recreation facilities that have been developed at the University of Lethbridge. It is becoming more and more accepted that an active lifestyle leads to life-long health and mental achievement, and sport is also an excellent way to develop the values of ded ication, determination and teamwork. Of course, the camaraderie that can be seen between the members of the Pronghorns is an important component of participating in these team sports. Pronghorn Athletics provides quality entertainment to both guests and residents. The pro gram is an important economic generator as Pronghorn home games bring visiting teams and their supporting network of friends and family to our city. To those visiting Lethbridge to face the Pronghorns, I extend a personal invitation to you to enjoy all the amenities our city offers. I would like to send a good luck to each and every com petitor, along with a wish for a safe trip home.

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elcome back to another exciting and entertaining year of Pronghorn Athletics. Our University Athletic Teams are definitely not to be taken lightly, demonstrated by events Wtsuc h as the CIAU Championship. Team spirit not only unifies those that play the sports, but also in bringing together the Students, Staff and Alumni of this institution.

As the President of the Students' Union, I would like to thank all of the fans, sponsors and volunteers that contribute to make each season a successful one. It is with this spirit that the Students' Union would like to ask everyone's participation in making this the most exciting Pronghorn's season yet!

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on Mattern is entering his thirteenth season as the head Dathletic trainer for the Pronghorns. His responsibilities include the over-all health care of the Wftftftft Pronghorn athletes as well as coordi nating the student athletic training staff and working closely with team physi cian Dr. Vanessa Maclean. Dr. Maclean is beginning her sev irfriT'T* • enth season as the Pronghorn's team \ 4 J physician. Initially she came on-board DON MATTERN DR. VANESSA DAVE RIDGEDALE to provide medical coverage for Athletic Trainer MacLEAN Trainer Pronghorn hockey games. Over the last Team Physician few years that role has expanded con siderably to include providing primary medical care for all teams within the Pronghorn program. The day to day operations of the athletic training program would be impossible to complete without the ser vices of a dedicated group of student athletic trainers. This group of stu dents, who have a real interest in sports medicine as a possible career, have extensive background and train ing in first-aid and CPR as well as excel LEANNE ELL JENNIFER MCCLAIN lent skills in providing taping and brac Trainer Trainer ing support for the athletes. T 1 Telephone (403) 327-7200

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12 PRONGHORN SPORTS MAGAZINE FRONT: Corie-Lee Slauenwhite, Sue Gray, Shannon he Women's Soccer Team has a new look this season Whimster, Dianne Inzeoski (Asst. Coach), Nancy Thorburn with only six players returning since last season. Many of (Coach), Kelly Urano, Erin Thibault, Amber Pastoor, Tthe athletes not returning from last season are pursuing Chelsey Morrice. other avenues, so the team will need to MIDDLE: Heidee Meszaros, Lisa Harris, Hellen Kollias, survive with a small number of players. Elizabeth Lepper, Kelly Cameron. The season is not off to a good start in the injury department as one of the BACK: Dana Achtem, Kari McDonald, Jackie Carney, Laura number one recruits, ERIN THIBAULT, Tsujikawa. has gone down with torn ligaments in her ankle. She received this at her club provincials and is very uncertain as to whether or not she will ever hit the playing field this fall. As a very young team, with only SUE CRAY grad uating this year, it will be important for everyone to play hard as a team. The Pronghorns are excited about their huge chal lenge ahead of them.

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20 PRONGHORN SPORTS MAGAZINE FRONT: Derek Babe, Garth Johnson (Asst. Coach), Doug Macleod (Asst. Coach), Dana McKechnie, Cregg Nicol, Perry Neufeld, Rob Hale, Ron Kraft (Coach), Yukata Urano (Asst. Coach), Colum Cavilla.

CENTRE: Jarret Zukiwsky, Mike Bailes (Stick Boy), Wayne Filipenko, Tom Keca, Bryan Dicken, Jay Robertson, Dino Caputo, Peter Rajcic, Debb Carpenter, Dwayne Monteith (Manager).

BACK: Pat Sprout, Tyler Graham, Regan Harper, Mark Wobick, Lance Burns, Jeremy Riehl, Bob Rutz, Greg Gatto.

'he defending CIAU National character core of veterans who know what it the strength down the middle. Perry Champions University-of Lethbridge takes to win and some talented first year Neufeld, Dana McKechnie. and Captain Cregg VPronghorn s Hockey Team will defend recruits, the coaching staff feels the Horns Nicol all are great character fifth year veterans their titlI ep wit h a new look this season. Ron should be there in the playoff round. who will lead the way at centre. Without ques Kraft takes over the reigns from Mike Babcock, The 'Horns will again be strong behind the tion, the return of CIAU rookie of the year who returned to the Western Hockey League blueline. Derek Babe returns for his fifth year Jarret Zukiwsky from pro camp is a big key for with the Spokane Chiefs. and will assume a leadership role in between the hockey program. Zukiwsky brings size, Kraft arrives to the head post position fully the pipes. He is supported in the net by speed, toughness and scoring in a complete aware of the tremendous challenges that lie Lethbridge product Colum Cavilla, who played package. The coaching staff looks for big ahead on and off the ice. However, he has a in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League. things from the second year player. reputation as a program builder. After a solid The coaching staff feel strongly both can deliv The loss of scorer Trevor Ellerman and hard Junior and College playing career, Coach Kraft er with the strong, consistent goaltending that working Shane Roest will definitely hurt, but successfully pursued a teaching and coaching is needed to be successful at the CWUAA level. the coaching staff is optimistic the blend of career. He completed a Masters in Exercise Assistant captain Rob Hale with veterans, veterans and new recruits will make the differ Fitness at the University of Calgary, and has Mark Wobick, Travis Kelln and Bob Rutz return ence. Dana Reider and Greg Gatto are expect coached hockey at various levels over the to give the Horns a great combination of size, ed to again be physical presences and will chip years, ranging from peewee to University. For speed and toughness along the blueline. in offensively. New additions that will certainly the last three years, Kraft was the head man at Lethbridge product Jeremy Riehl has made a help include Tyler Graham, Lance Burns, Debb Red Deer College in the ACAC, finishing no good adjustment to University hockey and has Carpenter, Wayne Filipenko and Jay Robertson. worse than second and capped his tenure impressed the coaching staff with his steady All of these players are expecting to add there by winning the ACAC Championship last play. Regan Harper has followed Kraft from speed, scoring and character to the 'Horns line season. Red Deer College where he anchored a solid up. The U of L program is now recognized as a blueline corps and was one of the top defense- Overall, the U of L Pronghorns Hockey team legitimate contender in the Canada West and men in the ACAC. He is expected to be a big look forward to providing a package of hard Kraft feels that its time for the organization to help on specialty situations. work along with fast, entertaining exciting take the next step and be a consistent winner The forward positions have experience, hockey action for fans in Lethbridge and year in and year out. With the return of a scoring and depth. Up front sees the return of Southern Alberta.

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RON KRAFT #1 DEREK BABE #7 PETER RAJCIC Head Coach Hometown Hometown Medicine Hat, AB Lethbridge, AB Year/Position Year/Position 5th yr/Coal 4th yr/Right Wing Course/Year Course/Year Recreation Admin./4th yr Education/4th yr Previous Team Previous Team North Battleford North Stars Olds Grizzlys 1989-90 All-Star Goalie SJHL 1993-94 Academic All- 1990-91 Hockey MVP Canadian

DOUG MACLEOD #3 REGAN HARPER #8 DEBB CARPENTER Assistant Coach Hometown Hometown Birch Hills, AB Lethbridge, AB Year/Position Year/Position 2nd yr/Defence 2nd yr/Left Wing Course/Year Course/Year Arts & Science/1 styr Arts & Science/1 st yr Previous Team Previous Team Red Deer College Red Deer College Kings Kings

YUTAKA URANO #4 BRYAN DICKEN #9 TYLER GRAHAM Assistant Coach Hometown Hometown Fernie, B.C. Olds, AB Year/Position Year/Position 3rd yr/ Defence 1 st yr/Centre Course/Year Course/Year Arts & Science/4th yr Arts & Science/1 styr Previous Team Previous Team Lethbridge Hurricanes Olds Grizzlys Centennial Cup MVP 1993-94

GARTH JOHNSON #5 TRAVIS KELLN #10 CREGG NICOL Assistant Coach Hometown Hometown Swift Current, SK Kipp, AB Year/Position Year/Position 2nd yr/Defence 5th yr/Centre Course/Year Course/Year Arts & Science/2nd yr Management/4th yr Previous Team Previous Team Victoria Cougars New West Royals 1993-94 CIAU All Rookie Team

PAT WALSH #6 WAYNE FILIPENKO #11 JAY ROBERTSON Assistant Coach Hometown Hometown Castor, AB Fort Saskatchewan, AB Year/Position Year/Position DWAYNE MONTEITH 3rd yr/Left Wing 4th yr/Centre Manager Course/Year Course/Year Arts & Science/1 styr Arts & Science/1 styr Previous Team Previous Team Red Deer College Kings Augustana Vikings

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#12 DANA McKECHNIE •ft #20 BOB RUTZ #25 MARK WOBICK Hometown Hometown Hometown Fort Saskatchewan, AB Drumheller, AB Barons, AB Year/Position Year/Position Year/Position 5th yr/Centre 4th yr/Defence Course/Year 3rd yr/Defence Course/Year Management/4th yr Course/Year Arts & Science/2nd yr Previous Team Education/3rd yr Ft. Saskatchewan Traders Previous Team Previous Team I 1990-91 CWUAA Rookie of Mount Royal Cougars Olds Grizzlys v LA the Year 1989-90 MVP Olds 1990-91 George Vaselenak Award

#16 JEREMY RIEHL #21 DINO CAPUTO #26 PAT SPROUL Hometown Hometown Hometown Lethbridge, AB Prince George, B.C. Lethbridge, AB Year/Position Year/Position Year/Position 1 st yr/Defence 1 st yr/Left Wing 1 st yr/Left Wing Course/Year Course/Year Course/Year Arts & Science/1 st yr Arts & Science/1 st yr Arts & Science/1 st yr Previous Team Previous Team Previous Team Chilliwack Chiefs Trail Smokeaters Minot Americans

#17 LANCE BURNS Hometown #22 GREG GATTO #30 COLUM CAVILLA Eckville, AB Hometown Hometown Year/Position Lethbridge, AB Lethbridge, AB 1st yr/Right Wing Year/Position Year/Position 3rd yr/Right Wing Course/Year 1 st yr/Goal Course/Year Arts & Science/1 st yr Course/Year Pre B.A./B.Ed/3rd yr Previous Team Arts & Science/1 st yr Previous Team Moose Jaw Warriors , Brandon Wheat Kings Previous Team V J 1992-93 CWUAA Rookie Estevan Bruins — of the Year 1992-93 Pronghorn Rookie of the Year #18 TOM KECA Hometown Fort McMurray, AB #23 ROB HALE Year/Position Hometown 2st yr/Centre Lethbridge, AB Course/Year Year/Position Arts & Science/1 st yr 5th yr/Defence Previous Team Course/Year HK Zagreb Management/4th yr Previous Team Lethbridge Hurricanes 1993-94 Lon Ferguson #19 JARRET ZUKIWSKY Award Winner Hometown Pincher Creek, AB Year/Position #24 PERRY NEUFELD 2nd yr/Right Wing Hometown Course/Year Lethbridge, AB Arts & Science/2nd yr Year/Position Previous Team 5th yr/Centre Moose Jaw Warriors Course/Year 1993-94 CWUAA Rookie of B.A./B.Ed/3rd yr the Year Previous Team 1993-94 CIAU Rookie of the Year 1993-94 CWUAA Scoring Champion UBC Thunderbirds 1993-94 CWUAA Outstanding Freshman 1993-94 CIAU All Rookie Team

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GAMES PLAYED NO. ASSISTS NO. Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 138 Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 121 Scott Orban, 1985-87, 89-90 134 Dana McKechnie, 1991-94 93 Colin Baustad, 1990-94 129 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 90 Mikejacobson, 1987-91 123 Scott Orban, 1985-87, 89-90 87 Allan Rypien, 1986-90 121 Colin Baustad, 1990-94 79 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 120 Jim Odland, 1985-88 67 Dan Matheson, 1987-91 116 Terry Baustad, 1989-92 63 Dana McKechnie, 1991 -94 111 Gilles Gervais, 1985-88 58 Tim Ritchie, 1989-93 110 Shane Mazutinec, 1990-93 56 Shane Roest, 1991-94 105 Guy Gervais, 1985-88 43 Jim Fetter, 1990-93 101 Jim Fetter, 1990-93 43 Guy Gervais, 1985-88 100 Mark Kabayama, 1985-88 41 Shane Mazutinec, 1990-93 100 Gary Skoye, 1985-87 40 Mark Kabayama, 1985-88 99 Henri Joly, 1985-88.... 39 Cregg Nicol, 1991-94 96 Perry Neufeld, 1988, 93-94 35 Gilles Gervais, 1985-88 93 Cregg Nicol, 1991-94 34 Terry Baustad, 1989-92 93 Tony Martinez, 1988-91 32 Greg Gillette, 1987-91 89 Kirk Young, 1990-92 .....32 Jim Odland, 1985-88 86 Greg Gatto, 1992-94 32 Rod Philpot, 1988-91 86 Mike Dollevoet, 1986-88 ...... 31 Henri Jolly, 1985-88 83 Jarret Zukiwsky, 1994 31 John Curran, 1992-94 82 Mikejacobson, 1987-91 29

GOALS NO. PENALTY MINUTES NO. Trevor Ellerman, I 990-94 89 Rob Hale, 1991-94 360 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 72 Scott Orban, 1985-87, 89-90 355 Scott Orban, 1985-87, 89-90 64 Shane Mazutinec, 1990-93. 348 Dana Mckechnie, 1991-94 60 Dan Matheson, 1987-91 299 Terry Baustad, 1989-92 48 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 285 Jim Odland, 1985-88 39 Cregg Nicol, 1991-94 217 Henri Joly, 1985-88 36 Tim Ritchie, 1989-93 215 Shane Mazutinec. 1990-93 36 Ken Williston, 1988-89 205 Cuy Gervais, I9S5 88 35 Gilles Gervais, 1985-88 188 Janet Zukiwsky, 1994 32 Mike Dollevoet, 1986-88 167 Perry Neufeld. 1988,93-94 31 John Johnson, 1985-88 157 Mark Kabayama, 1985-89 30 Jim Fetter, 1990-93 151 Greg Gatto, 1992-94 30 John Curran, 1992-94 151 Cregg Nicol, 1991-94 27 Guy Gervais, 1985-88 133 Blair Spence, 1986-88 24 Dana McKechnie, 1991-94 130 Gary Skoye, 1985-88 22 Jim Odland, 1985-88 129 Mikejacobson, 1987-91 22 Terry Baustad, 1989-92 128 Colin Baustad, 1990-94 21 Mark Kabayama, 1985-88 121 Allan Rypien, 1986-90 20 Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 106 Gilles Gervais, 1985-88 19 Greg Gatto, 1992-94 106 Rod Philpot, 1988-91 17 Greg Gillette, 1987-91 105 Greg Gillette, 1987-91 16 Darcy Kaminski, 1986-87 ...... 104

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POWERPLAY GOALS NO. Dana McKechnie, 1991-93 5 Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 31 Gary Skoye, 1985-87 3 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 28 Scott Orban, 1985-87, 89-90 3 Dana McKechnie, 1991-94 26 Terry Baustad, 1989-92...... , 3 Scott Orban, 1985-87, 89-90 25 Sahne Mazutinec, 1990-93 3 Jim Odland, 1985-88 f22 Jim Odland, 1985-88 3 Mark Kabayama, 1985-88 16 Lon Ferguson, 1986 ?:•: Jarret Zukiwsky, 1993-94 14 Cregg Nicol, 1991-94 & Guy Gervais, 1985-88... 14 Jarret Zukiwsky, 1993-94 2 Shane Mazutinec, 1990-93 -14 Dana Rieder, 1993-94 2 Terry Baustad, 1989-92 13 Greg Gatto, 1992-94 13 GAME TYING GOALS NO. Perry Neufeld, 1988-89,92-94 13 Scott Orban, 1985-87,89-90.... 2 Gilles Gervais, 1985-88 10 Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 2 Henry Joly, 1985-88 10 Dana McKechnie, 1991-94.. 2 Cregg Nicol, 1991-94 10 Cregg Nicol, 1991-94 2 Gary Skoye, 1985-87 9 Blair Spence, 1986-88 1 Blair Spence, 1986-88 9 Perry Neufeld, 1988-89, 92-94. Dan Fassen, 1993-94 .1 SHORTHANDED GOALS NO. Jarret Zukiwsky, 1993-94 3 HAT TRICKS NO. Terry Baustad, 1985-88 - 3 Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 Shane Roest. 1991-94 2 Scott Orban, 1985-87,89-90. Cregg Nicol, 1991-94 2 Jarret Zukiwsky, 1993-94 Perry Neufeld. 1988-89, 92-94 2 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 low -1,1990-9-4 - 2 Guy Gervais, 1985-88 Guy Gervais, 1985-88 2 Dana McKechnie, 1991-94..... Henri Joly, 1985-88 2 Jim Odland, 1985-88 Rod Philpot 1988-91 GAME WINNING GOALS NO. lerrv laustad, J89-y2. Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 §&X&S^f||l? Shane • ' , I •" 33 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 .A.:mi§,L^i.:'. 7 Cregg Nicol, 1991-94 Perry Neufeld. S8-89, 92-94 -MM* 6 Greg Gatto, 1992-94 Guv Gervais. 1985-88 6 Perry Neufeld, I9SS-89. 92-94. Greq Gatto. 1992 94 6

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PRONGHORN SPORTS MAGAZINE 31 he Pronghorns lost three Tnational qual fiers and a finalist in the 1994 Graduation. towards However, incoming frosh have made this the strongest year ever. excellence. National Qualifiers Graduated: Trish Kuhl - now studying Law at Last year we McGill University in Montreal. Jeff Bath - now a swimming coach in had our first Richmond, B.C. Justin Welbourn - now a graduate student at U of L, female CIAU Justin was a finalist at both Commonwealth trials and CIAU. champi qualifier in Trish onships. Kuhl. This year we have the following women coming into our pro Those swimmers lost will be sorely missed, however, we will still gram having already posted times equalling the CIAU championship have Shawn Pinder, a national finalist in the Breaststroke events and standards; Jennifer Anderson (Lethbridge) - provincial record holder a solid contender in the Individual Medley events. Aaron Berg - win in the 100 metre Backstroke and national qualifier in all Backstroke ner of the "B" finals at ClAU's in the 50 metre Freestyle and fifth place events and Sprint Freestyle. Andrea Kilam (Lethbridge) - spent last finisher in the 100 metre Freestyle finals. Another name to look for year as a Rotary exchange student in Australia - a provincial record will be David Ferguson. David was the first U of L swimmer to ever holder in Sprint events and National finalist in the 50 Free, represented qualify for ClAU's and is coming back from a tough year in '94 to a Alberta in the last Canada Games. Devra Peterson (Lethbridge) - new event in the Butterfly - he will be a coming off a short retirement and getting into Butterfly and Backstroke national contender. The big name form. Shelly Pinder (Lethbridge) - provincial champion in the 200 returning to the program is Dean Freestyle and one of the nations fastest 1500m Freestylers. Shyanne Kondziolka, the perennial winner at Shannon hailing from St. John, New Brunswick - Shyanne was a mem all Canadian Championships and ber of the 1991 Pan Pacific Games team, with Backstroke and Middle- defending CIAU champion in the 50 Distance Freestyle being her specialties. Jennifer Willoughby metre freestyle. Dean also place sec (Lethbridge) - a Butterfly and Sprint specialist adds great depth to our ond in the 100 metre Freestyle and squad and has national times in the 50 Freestyle. anchored our key relays last season. Along with the above mentioned returning veterans and incoming Recruiting was excellent! Many first year athletes we also have great support in Mark Fischer - new faces in the U of L lineup already have national championship Breaststroke events, Darren Crabill - Backstroke, Jeff Hassman - experience. In the men we have Kevin Mertz, a Lethbridge native Freestyle, Natasha Davis - Freestyle, Andra Barton - Freestyle, and member of the L.A. Swim Club, moving up into the University Wendy Holt - Intermediate Medley, Mandi Stenbeek - Breaststroke. ranks. Kevin is one of the fastest Backstrokes in the country and final The University of Lethbridge will play host to two important events ist at national in the 100 metres. Dan Taggart (Grand Prairie) comes at the Max Bell Aquatic Centre in the coming season. onto our squad list with a national time in the 50 Freestyle. January 1. Canada West University Conference Championships will see the Val Weaver (Calgary), the fastest swimmer in Canada in 2. Youth National Championships - 600 of the best 16 and under the 50 Butterfly added to our roster. swimmers in Canada visiting our campus over a long weekend The Pronghorn Women have made the most dramatic stride

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PRONGHORN SPORTS MAGAZINE 33 'he University of Lethbridge Judo Club will have many new ath letes registered this semester. They are recruits who have done FRONT: Mike Mercier, Clayton Hironaka, Paul TJudo to a certain level at their local clubs. Five of our top athletes Hackey, Phil Braun, Steve Iwaasa. have all graduated. They are Paul Wishaw, Jennifer Otani, Luc Nowicki, Troy Furukawa, Troy Matteotti. We will miss them but I wish them well in their new MIDDLE: Annie Kwong. endeavours. BACK: Yosh Senda, Wes Cooper, Steve Thomas, We have new recruits but we also have a few top athletes back. Paul Bryan Pupp, Dwayne Dyck, Chris Huisman, Jim Hachey, the current junior Canadian Champion; Mark Iwaasa, 1994 National Morris, Robert Otani. Bronze Medallist; Jim Morris (new) 1992 Junior National Bronze Medallist; Clayton Hironaka, 1987, 1989 Canadian Junior Champion; Mike Mercier, Buffy Evers, Steven Iwaasa, Steve Thomas, Robert Otani, Wes Cooper, Annie Kwong, all medallists in their respective tournaments - Provincial Championships, U of A Invitational, Pacific International and Saskatchewan Open. There will be other new faces added as we progress through the training and development program. Hopefully, we will have several of our athletes selected i the provincial team to participate at the 1995 Senior National Championship in Vancouver. It will be a challenge for me to develop our team to a high performance athletes.

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iliiSfelilliil '^•^^^^P&^^^-^BK|£^^^^p^fi^j^8|$|itSW^g^^^^^i^^miii^^ Track & Field Men's Hockey 20, 21 University of h Columbia Feb. 4, 5 Edmonton )f Bi h Columbia I eb. IS. 19 Canadian Indoor Championships Saskatoon I eb. 24.25 CWUAA Championships Saskatoon Mar. 10,11 CIAU Championships Winnipeg Jniversity atchewan Nov. 25 Jniversity if Regin; Nov. 26 University of Regina PM Slipi Women's Soccer Dec. 3 Universit\ of Calgary PM Sept 24 University of British Columbia NOON Jan. 6 Brandon University PM Sept 25 University of Victoria NOON Jan. 7 Brandon University / :0U PM Oct. University ot Calgary NOON Ian 27 University of Calgary 7:00 PM Oct. 5:3 University of Alberta MOON Feh. 10 University of Manitoba 7:00 PM Oct. 6 University of Saskatchewan NOON Feb. 11 University of Manitoba 7:00 PM

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Men's Soccer Judo Sept. 24 University of British Columbia 2 p.m Oct 15.16 Fukuda Kata Championship San Jose, CA Sept. 25 University of Victoria 2 p.m. Oct. 22 Senda Cup U of L Oct. I University of Calgary 2 p.m Nov. 12 U of A Invitational Edmonton Oct. 15 University of Alberta 2 p.m. Jan. 1995 Saskatchewan Open Regina Oct. 16 University of Saskatchewan 2 p.m. Feb. 1995 Pacific International Open Richmond, B.C. fCV95 Senioi Provincials TEA ALL GAMES AT U OF L FIELD

Women's Basketball Men's Basketball Nov. 25 University of British Columbia 6:30 PM Nov. 25 University of British C Nov. 26 University of British Columbia Jan. 6 University of V ictoria 6:30 PM Jan. 6 Univei sity ot Victoria 8:15 PM Jan. 7 University of Victoria 6:30 PM Jan. 7 University of Victoria 8:15 PM Jan. 20 University of Saskatchewan 6.30 PM Jan. 20 University of Saskatch 8:15 PM Jan. 21 University of Saskatchewan 6:30 PM Jan. 21 University of Saskatch 8:15 PM Ian. 27 University of Alberta 6.30 PM Jan. 27 University of Alberta 8:15 PM Ian 28 University of Alberta 6:30 PM Ian. 28 University of Alberta 8:15 PM Feb. 1 7 University of Calgary 6:30 PM Feb. 1 7 University of Calgary 8:15 PM 1 eb. University of Calgary 6:3c PM Feb. IS University of Calgary 8:15 PM

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36 PRONGHORN SPORTS MAGAZINE The University of Lethbridge Pronghorns is pleased to be part of the D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) Program in TO KEEP KIDS conjunction with the Lethbridge OFF DRUGS City Police. The Program originated in Los Angeles in 1983 and has become world wide. Lethbridge is only the second city in Canada to adopt it and use it as an educational tool for young people. 8 WAYS TO SAY NO! D.A.R.E. is a series of lessons 1. Say "No Thanks" conducted by the Police 2. Give an excuse or a reason Department to teach young people 3. Broken record how to say NO to drugs and gangs 4. Walk away and what alternatives are available 5. Change the subject to them. The focus in Lethbridge is 6. Avoid the situation 7. Cold shoulder at the Grade 6 students and it is 8. Strength in numbers anticipated that more than 600 of them will benefit from the series of 1/ lessons and activities. Some of the Pronghorns will be attending a portion of the lessons throughout the year to discuss with the students the meaning of drug and substance abuse and how athletics combined with educa tion is one way to achieve a posi tive and successful lifestyle. For more information on this program, please contact Constable M. Fuller with the Lethbridge City Police Department, 327-2210.

PRONGHORN SPORTS MAGAZINE 37 asketball has a long and suc Murdock, Phil Proctor and Jake and ing Harlem Clowns 70-59, ending cessful tradition in Phil Walton, played in the the Clowns' 258-game winning BLethbridge. International Basketball League, a streak. Chinooks went on to win the Although early history of the league which included Cardston Alberta title before losing in the game in Lethbridge is sketchy, the Maple Leafs, Magrath Rockets, Western finals. In 1957, Stan Broder success of teams such as the Raymond Union jacks, and six of the Broder Canning Factory spon Lethbridge Broder's Chinooks, which Montana Teams. sored the team, and the squad won four Canadian senior men's titles After losing out in the semifinals became known as the Lethbridge from 1959 to 1963, is well docu to Shelby, in their initial season, the Broder's Chinooks. mented. A chapter in the Southern Green Acres acquired three imports, In 1958-59, the Chinooks swept Alberta Sports History compiled by Jack Lilja, Jack Marcus and Dave the provincial and Western finals, the U of L physical education depart Fernandez. Lilja, who had played then captured its first Canadian Chinooks ment indicates as early as 1904 a with the California College Mohawks, Championship. Among the team Lethbridge women's team competed proved to be a valuable addition. In members was Don Doram, now with teams from Cardston, Raymond 1950-51, Green Acres were finalists Lethbridge Herald publisher. and Magrath. in the provincial championships, and Chinooks were provincial champions The earliest reports of men's bas the next year the team won the in 1959-60, then in '60-61 fashioned ketball in Lethbridge deals with a Alberta intermediate title. The team a 38-game winning streak en route to ^ m YMCA team formed around 1911. changed its name to Lethbridge 77's the Canadian title. Logan Tait, Lloyd Lethbridge YMCA Aces were born in 1953-54 season, and the next year Harris and Gordon Fester had joined around 1926 and became a senior Lilja earned most valuable player hon the team by that time. The 1961-62 men's team in 1928-29, winning suc ours in the IBL. season brought another national cessive provincial crowns in 1928-29 After the 1955-56 campaign, the championship for the Chinooks, and 1929-30. Bud McKillop and Glen squad was replaced by the newly- which outlasted London, Ont., 92-90 Hamilton were key players on the formed Southern Alberta Chinooks, in triple overtime in the deciding Aces at that time. Aces changed their featuring the top players from game of the best-of-five final. nickname to Liberals in 1934, but Lethbridge, Cardston, Magrath and Lethbridge Nationals were formed were again known as the Aces in Raymond rosters in the IBL. The new from the Chinooks for the 1962-63 1939, when the team won another team boasted such outstanding play season to represent Canada at the provincial title. ers as Lilja, Harry Blacker, Jess Cibb, Pan Am games and world champi Another senior men's team, Tom Karren, Ray Stevenson, Jim onships. Nationals captured the Lethbridge Green Acres, came on the Matkin, Wes Rice, Al West, Lynn Canadian championship by beating scene in 1949 and was sponsored by Layton and Ty Alston, the Montreal Huskies at the Civic the Lethbridge Basketball Association. Chinooks showed they were Centre in March, 1963. The team, Local businessman Glen Hamilton something special in their first season which disbanded after the season, managed the team and Bob Hamilton by defeating the previous Canadian went on to place sixth at the Pan Am was the coach. Green Acres, featur senior champions, B.C. Totems, on Games and fourth in the consolation ing players such as Al Greenway, Bus two occasions.and beating the tour side at the world championships.

alav world championship on April 18, an impression with Canadian 1951. Amateur Hockey Association officials HI lif e of Lethbridge, and this They made a highly-successful that the governing body of amateur city's proudest moment in the history exhibition tour of Italy, Germany, hockey in Canada selected them to of the Canadian national game was Sweden, Belgium, Holland, England, carry Canadian colors in Europe. , i, recorded in Paris in March 1951. France and Switzerland before moving The selection was a wise one. JEiJLT M Lethbridge Maple Leafs were the men to Paris where they won the world Besides winning the championship, of the hour as 15,000 Frenchmen title. Before returning home they the Leafs proved to be excellent good watched them defeat Sweden in the moved to London where they were will ambassadors and returned home \lways final of the world amateur champi successful in capturing the Winston with all Europe singing their praises. onships. It was a victory that is still Churchill Trophy. The Leafs laid the Members of the team were player- fresh in the minds of Southern ground-work for the never-to-be for coach Dick Gray, Don Vogan, Bill Played Albertans, a victory that will not soon gotten overseas trip in the spring of Chandler, Ken Branch, Robert be forgotten. 1950 when they won the Western McGregor, Hec Negrello, Tom Wood, The Maple Leafs, made up, for the Canada intermediate championship. Stan Obodiac, jack Sunner, Bill Gibson, a Role most part, of players who played Many of the players, eager to have Whitey Rimstad, Lou Siray, Jim junior, and senior hockey in one last whirl on the blades before Malacko, Don McLean, Carl Sorokoski, Lethbridge, blazed their way to a setting down to jobs, formed the Mallte Hughes, Bert Knibbs, and Nap in City unbeaten record in the round-robin Maple Leafs in February, 1950. With Milroy. Bill Flick and Dinny Flannagan tournament involving various funds low but spirits high, they and Mickey Roth of Stararford, Ontario European countries. The Leafs left reached the western intermediate final joined the team for the world's final in Lethbridge December 17,1950 and before downing Melville Millionaires in Paris. returned home with the coveted the final. In doing so, they made such

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Women's Soccer UNIVERSITY CP w L T GF GA PTS CALGARY 10 7 0 3 15- 2 17 UBC 10 6 2 2 20 4 14 ALBERTA 10 5 3 2 19 8 12 SASKATCHEWAN 10 3 3 4 8 9 10 LETHBRIDGE 10 1 6 3 6 25 5 VICTORIA 10 0 8 2 4 23 2

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\LGAR Women's BasketbaU UNIVERSITY GP W L F A VICTORIA 20 15 5 • 1473 1249 LETHBRIDGE 20 14 6 1475 1342 UBC 20 13 7 1455 1293 : : : C A 1 /~ A DV ::• r)(\ T •"( ...... 8 1403 1325 LALOAKY ALBERTA 6 1228 1398 SASKATCHEWAN 20 0 20 1140 1567 Men 's BasketbaU UNIVERSITY GP w L F A ALBERTA 20 18 • ;-'£:«.:.".*, 1798 1530 VICTORIA 20 13 7 1718 1640 ^^^^^^^^^^^^m-- UBC 20 10 1863 1864 **Ji •>*- • "si: •^•ww • •. • • . CALGARY y,:, 2«| -ft •:•. j .^::ft.,,:ft,:::,:,;ftft. 1654 1805 LETHBRIDGE 1777 1868 SASKATCHEWAN 20 D 14 1654 1757 Men's Hockey UNIVERSITY GP W L T GF GA PTS Pet. LETHBRIDGE 28 19 7 2 143 94 40 .769 CALGARY 28 17 .J:. ... 4 138 113 38 .679 ALBERTA 28 15 :ft:/-- :: 7 122 99 37 .661 REGINA 28 16 101 1 125 97 33 .589 MANITOBA 28 11 12 5 108 115 27 .482 UBC 28 7 17 4 101 150 18 .321 SASKATCHEWAN 28 7 19 2 113 153 16 .286 BRANDON 28 5 18 5 120 149 15 .268

40 PRONGHORN SPORTS MAGAZINE he student athletes at the University of Leth bridge are fortunate to have the opportunity of Tearning financial assistance through their acade mic achievement and athletic participation on varsity teams. Financial aid is only available to students who ,\\e registered as full-time students and are fully partic ipating on ^n Intercollegiate team. The value of the scholarships range from $100 per year to SI.000 per year with a maximum eligibility of five years. The Athletic Scholarships currently available are: Jimmie Condon Athletic Scholarships Burns Foods Athletic Scholarships Lanny McDonald Hockey Award R. Philip M. North Scholarship Canada Winter Games Scholarship Yosh Senda Judo Award Alberta Amateur Hockey Association Award Reed C. Ellison Athletic Award Petro Canada Olympic Torch Scholarships

For more information regarding these awards or any other financial assistance, contact: Financial Aid and Student Awards University of Lethbridge 4401 University Drive. Lethbridge. Alberta TIK 3M4 Telephone: (403) 329-2585

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C.LA.U. ALL CANADIANS .ftftftftft Shari Jensen - Women's Basketball Trevor Kruger - Hockey Trevor Ellerman - Hockey Dean Kondziolka - Men's Swimming

C.I.A.U. ALL ROOKIE TEAM Jarret Zukiwsky - Hockey Travis Kelln - Hockey

C.WU.A.A. ALL-STARS 1st Team 2nd Team Shari Jensen - Women's Basketball Shannon Frier - Women's Basketball Brian Kannekans - Men's Basketball Colin Baustad - Hockey Trevor Kruger - Hockey Jarret Zukiwsky - Hockey Trevor Ellerman - Hockey

C.W.U.A.A. COACH OF THE YEAR Mike Babcock - Hockey

42 PRONGHORN SPORTS MAGAZINE Shari Jensen Brian Kannekens Women's Basketball Men's Basketball

Heather Thorburn Joe Gentile & Mike Zimmer Women's Soccer Men's Soccer

Trish Kuhl Dean Kondziolka Women's Swimming Men's Swimming

Anne Kwong Paul Whishaw Women 'sjudo Men's Judo

Krista Beddoes John Wort Women's Cross-Couulrv Men's Cross-Country

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UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA Location: Vancouver, BC Location: Calgary, Alberta Location: Edmonton, Alberta V6T 1W5 T2N 1N4 T6G 2H9 Playing Site: War Memorial Gymnasi Playing Site: Jack Simpson Gymnasium Playing Site: Varsity Field (Soccer), um (Basketball), Todd (Basketball), Father Bauer Clare Drake Arena (Hock Field (Soccer), Winter Arena (Hockey), Universi ey), Main Gymnasium Sports Centre (Hockey) ty Field (Soccer) (Basketball) Nickname: Thunderbirds Nickname: Dinosaurs Nickname: Golden Bears and Pandas Colours: Blue and Gold Colours: Scarlet and Gold Colours: Green and Gold A UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE Location: Victoria, BC Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Location: Lethbridge, Alberta V8W 2P1 S7N 0W0 T1K 3M4 Playing Site: McKinnon Gymnasium Playing Site: Education Gym (Basket Playing Site: U of L Gymnasium (Bas (Basketball), Centennial ball), Griffith Stadium ketball), U of L Field (Soc Stadium (Soccer) (Soccer), Rutherford cer), Nicholas Sheran Ice Nickname: Vikings and Vikettes Arena (Hockey) Centre (Hockey) Colours: Blue and Gold Nickname: Huskies Nickname: Pronghorns Colours: Kelly Green and White Colours: Blue and Gold GUEST MEMBERS OF CANADA WEST

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UNIVERSITY OF REGINA UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA UNIVERSITY OF BRANDON Location: Regina, Saskatchewan Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba Location: Brandon, Manitoba S4S 0A2 R3T 2N2 R7A 6A9 Playing Site: Physical Education Centre Playing Site: Bison East Gym Playing Site: Canada Games Sportsplex (Basketball), Sherwood (Basketball), Nickname: Bobcats Arena (Hockey) Max Bell Centre (Hockey) Colours: Blue and Gold Nickname: Cougars Nickname: Bisons Colours: Green and Gold Colours: Brown and Gold

46 PRONGHORN SPORTS MAGAZINE SUPPORTING PRONGHORN ATHLETICS

PRONGHORN SPORTS MAGAZINE 47 .he University of Lethbridge Athletic Department would like to thank the following businesses and corporations for their contributions towards our success this season:

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