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mm LETHBRIDGE PRONGHORNS w,sleom. e to the suits like intellectual mio. programs in the face of finan I HIM. rsit\ ol 1.1 thhi id:;., and prepare students for future cial restraints. Your continued another \ ear ••! top-notch ath- roles. support is extremely impor letic competition We art These programs arc also a tant to us. proud of tlu performances of complement to the education our student athletes, who are al and cultural offerings we now Mil) i:. n:\.\wr dedicated to achieving both pn>\ iik to the community President anil scholastic and athletic suc Inii. rcollcgiatt sport in Vice Chancellor cess. Canada is amateur competi At the U of I., our athlet tion at its finest. Our athletes, ics and recreation programs coaches, volunteers, and arc integral elements of the administrative staff work year- imp. ersity experience. With round i" pro\ itli fans u nil the undt rgraduatt student .it high-calibre events that are the heart of our focus, we are quality entertainment. committed i" developing well- < lur community has i rounded indn iduals v\ ho are strong tradition of .supporting ftftUftftftftd for ffte (ft; 'ftftuftft Pronghorn athletics. I thank aii.l opportunities facing them "in fans and sponsors l"r after graduation Physical pur- helping us to maintain our

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•M LETHBRIDGE PRONGHORNS relcome to our cam Our student athletes con build and maintain a strong pus and another exciting set tinue to excel in the class program. We look forward to son of l'K( )N( dlt MW ATHLET room as well. Twenty-three of continuing to develop and ICS. Indications are that this our athletes received strengthen that relationship season will provide the excit Academic All-Canadian hon this year. ing action you have come to our last year. I extend special Once again, welcome to expect at Pronghorn games. congratulations to Shelly another entertaining season of 1 >nee again «..- art Pinder (swimming), who was PUONC1IORN ATHLETICS, 1 tremendously proud of the stu accepted into the National hope '• _-I i i- • v tonight s dent athletes that w Research Council's "" game. Pronghorn colors. These ath Engineering and Science letes do an excellent job of Program. The NIIC is a very .S.\.\/)V.N7..U/.\ representing the University of prestigious program which Manager, Athletics and Lethbridge in competitions only accepts 25 students from lit ' 'ft:"DfCe.S across the country. For years, across the country. Pronghorn athletes have done I would also like to thank a great deal to promote the all of our Pronghorn fans and positive finalities and spirit ol friends for continuing to sup oui institution pro\ ineially, port our program. Your con nationally, and mten tinued support allows us to

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mm LETHBttlDGE PRONGHORNS J\s Maryoy r ot can be seen between the send good luck to each and Lethbridge, it is my pleasure members of the Pronghorns is every competitor, along with a to send every best wish to the an important benefit realized wish for a safe trip home. University of Lethbridge by participating in team Pronghorns as they begin sports DAVID B. CAliPEXTER, FCA another academic and sports Pronghorn Athletics pro Mayor year. vides quality entertainment to City of Lethbridge Our citizens are proud of both guests and residents. the recreation facilities that The program is an important have been developed at the economic generator as University of Lethbridge. It is Pronghorn home games bring becoming more and more visiting teams and their sup accepted that an active porting network of friends and lifestyle leads to life-king family to our city. health and mental achieve To those visiting ment, and sports is also an Lethbridge to face the excellent way to develop the Pronghorns, 1 extend a per values of dedication, determi sonal imitation to you to nation and teamwork. Of enjo\ .ill the anit nities "in course, the camaraderie that citv offers. I would like ("

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mm L E THBRIDGE PRONGHORNS litLer e goes another year of excitement with the Pronghorn Athletics. Two years ago the Pronghorn Hockey team prevailed as number one in the C.I.A.U. championships. The Pronghorn teams represent not only the unified spirit at the U of L, but pro mote a healthy competitive atmosphere on campus as well. As the representative of the Students' Union, I would like to extend my appreciation to all those involved from the fans to the sponsors and volunteers that have made it possible for another successful year of athletics on campus. I personally look forward to another year of the Pronghorn's season.

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mm LETHBRIDCE PRONGHORNS F A irst year coach. Ken Fitzpatrick, takes over a yuunq. FROM: (L to R) David Ferguson (Captain), Ken Fitzpatrick (Coach). Jennifer Anderson (Captain). motivated squad following last year's strong performances at the ROW 2: (I. lo R) \ndrea Kilam. .Iiinii F.llefson. Vol l.cilcli. Dinan Kunimoto, Mandi Stenbeek, Jennifer Willoiighby, Nichola Dduvies. Robin Mmjiliy. Canada West Championships (Women 3rd, Men 3rd) and ClAU's ROW .1: (7. to R) Shelly Pinder. Carolyn Holt. Willi Jo Coblens, Tamura llallgrimson. Tara O'Doniicl. (Men 5th, Women 8th). Natasha Davis, Wendy Holt Three missing national quali fiers from the men's squad will he ROW 4: (L TO R) Darren Grabill, Ryan Fames, Kevin Mertz, Jeremy Tucker, Gibs Kemp. Jeff 1'ella. Chad Reid. tough to replace; however, all of ROW 4: (L to R) Jeff Hhassman, J.C. Ashmead. Scott Steeby. Aaron Berg. Cole Carlson, Brad Hutton. the scorers from last years first Sean Doolittle. Cordon Vatcher. ever top-ten finishing women's CIAU team will be back in the Returning Conference and Pronghorns have the ability and pool for the Pronghorns. Along with the above men National performers Aaron Berg experience to have an exciting New faces and improved per tioned returning veterans and (sprint freestyler) and Kevin month of February with trips to formances by the returning upper- incoming first year athletes, we Mertz (backstroke) will be looked Vancouver (Canada West's) and elassmen will keep the men's also have great team support in : to for leadership and point scor Guelph (ClAU's). Returning sec team competitive. ©ut*offt:ft;ftlftftfft Natasha Davis (freestyle). Jana ing, along with David Ferguson, a ond year standouts, Jennifer province newcomers Sean Ellefson (freestyle), Tamara Canada West point scorer and Anderson (backstroke and sprint Doolittle (Ontario), Gabriel Kemp Hallgrimson (freestyle). Jeff expected National qualifier (back freestyle), Andrea Kilam (sprint (B.C.) and Cole Carlson (B.C.) Hassman (freestyle), Carolyn Holt, stroke). freestyle), Shelly Pinder (mid-dis will join Lethbridge natives Brad Dawn Kunimoto, Val Leitch (indi The Pronghorn Women tance freestyle), and Jennifer Hutton, Seott Steeby, Jeremy vidual medley), Scott Matlock, return in full force after last years Willoughby (butterfly and sprint Tucker, Gordon Vatcher, Ryan Tara O'Donnell, Jeff Pella, exciting burst on to the National freestyle) will all be counted on to Parries and J.C. Ashmead in bol Stephanie Pysklywec, Mandi scene. According to Fitzpatrick, lead the team in and out of the stering the team atmosphere and Stenbeek (breaststroke), Warren "all of our relay teams will be water. "This group has worked competition in training, while Tricker (freestyle), and Jacquline competitive at the National level, together for a number of years, adding to the depth of the team in Wong (freestyle). and a number of the girls have an and they have a terrific chemistry dual meets and at the conference Swimming continues to opportunity to score individually." about them," adds Fitzpatrick; championships. expand as a varsity sport here at Backstroke and distance "every one of them has the poten Doolittle is expected to qual the University of Lethbridge. The freestyle specialist, Shyanne tial to improve on their first year ify for the Nationals in the butter team has grown from a handful of Shannon, in her second year, will performances." In addition fly and individual medley events, swimmers in 1988 to a varsity focus her attention on the Wendy Holt, a third year while Vatcher, a member of the roster of more than thirty mem Olympic Trials in April; however, Pronghorn, is expected to return LA Swim Club, is expected to bers in 1995-96. "I look forward she wilt train with the Pronghorns to Canada West's in the individual contend in the breaststroke, indi to heightening team pride, die throughout the season. "If medley and backstroke events. vidual medley, and sprint freestyle intensity of training, and overall Shyanne's shoulders can adapt to First year student, Willi Jo events. Scott Steeby, a sprint University experience for all our gradual increases in mileage and Coblenz, will support the medley freestyler also from the LA Swim swimmers," says Fitzpatrick on strength training, she may sur relays in the breaststroke leg and Club, will support the relays and his approach to his first year at prise some old rivals at the trials." is expected to be a scorer at the also chase the National cut-offs the helm of the Pronghorns. conference championships. individually. Numerous Women

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mm LETHBRIDGE 16- PRONGHORNS • he University of Lethbridge Pronghorn Hockey team has developed a consis tent successful on-ice product the last two years and the expectation is that this trend will continue for the 1995-96 season. Head coach Ron Kraft and his coaching staff have worked diligently on assem bling a new recruiting class that will bring additional speed, skill and character to the program. The coaching staff felt it has addressed the needs left vacant with the tremendous loss of Dana McKechnie, Gregg Nicol, Perry Neufeld, Rob Hale and Derek Babe, all fifth year graduating players. There is no question that producing a solid successful FRONT: (L to R) Ryan Nessman, Shane Roest, Wayne Filipenko, Doug MacLeod (Asst. Coach). hockey team is now demand Greg Gatto, Ron Kraft (Coach). Yutaka llano (Asst. Coach), .land /.ukkesky. Colum Cavilla. ed and expected at the MIDDLE: (L to R) Trent Dingwall, Dave Ztsvcr. Jason Disieieieh, Steve O'Rourke, Regan Harper. University of Lethbridge. As a Lance Burns. Mark Wobick. Chad Knippel, Mike Krooshoop, Travis kelln. Jeremy Riehl, program, the Horns have cre Ryan Christie. DwayneMonteitli. ated an attitude of not accept ing anything less than our BACK: (L TO R) Chris Bannerholt, Drev Ginlher. Chris Leroux. Eric Robinson, Tyler Graham. best effort and this theme will Jay Robertson, Dana Rekler, Tom Keca, Debb Carpenter. be reinforced this season. MISSING: Derek Descoteau. Garth Johnson (Assl. Coach). Horns hockey at the U of L continues to make significant program. Two-time CWUAA line. Big things arc strides in our overall program to give the Horns arguably the scoring champion Jarret expected from development and this will best goaltending tandem ever Zukiwsky is again expected to Lethbridge product ensure the planned direction in the history of the hockey lead the way on the Jeremy Riehl after of community involvement program. scoresheet and provide completing his fresh and on-ice success for years to Undoubtedly this season solid team leadership man season a year come. will be a transition year with skills off the ice as ago. New recruits that U of L Hockey with the loss of Up front, the Horns are well. New recruits up have made solid five character players who looking forward to veterans front expected to per strides and contribu have contributed greatly to and some new additions to form well this season include tions include Mike Krooshoop, the program over the years. lead the way offensively. Derek Descoteau, Steve Chris Leroux, Ryan Christie, The challenge this season is Newly appointed captain Greg O'Rourke, and Dave Zwyer. and Chad Knipple. 1994-95 for the veteran players to take Gatto takes over this valuable The Horns have added CWUAA rookie of the year their play to a higher level and role and has responded much needed depth to the candidate Colum Cavilla for new recruits to accept and tremendously well to the chal backend for this season. The returns to assume the goal- respond to the tough, compet lenge. Shane Roest returns to big three on defense return tending chores along with itive play in the CWUAA. The the fold after a year of work again this season (Mark another Lethbridge native entire organization feels this experience, bringing outstand Wobick, Travis Kelln, Regan Ryan Nessman. Nessman can be done successfully with ing leadership and grit to the Harper) to anchor the blue- comes from Red Deer College out missing a beat!!

mm l ETHBRIDCE PRONGHORNS 17 RON KRAFT Head Coach #3 CHRIS LEROUX Hometown #9 TYLER GRAHAM St. Paul, AB Hometown Year/Position Olds, AB 1st yr/Defence Year/Position Course/Year r-w - 2nd yr/Centre Arts & Science/1 st yr Course/Year Previous Team Arts & Seienee/2nd yr Chilliwack Chiefs Previous Team Olds Grizzlys J DOUG MACLOED 1 \ssistmnt Coach #4 MIKE KROOSHOOP Hometown #10 STEVE Bow Island, AB O'ROURKE Year/Position Hometown 1st yr/Defence Penticton, B.C. Course/Year Year/Position Management/lst yr 1st yr/Right Wing Previous Team Course/Year Moose Jaw Warriors Arts & Science/1 st yr Previous Team Penticton Panthers VI KAIA l»ANO Assistant Coach #5 TRAVIS KELLN Hometown #11 LANCE BURNS Swift Current, SK Hometown Year/Position Eckville, AB '••'S* *S»l 3rd yr/Defence Year/Position Course/Year 2nd yr/Right Wing CourseA'ear Arts & Science/3rd yr i Medicine Hat Tigers Previous Team Spokane Chiefs #1 RYAN NESSMAN Hometown #8 TOM KECA Hometown #16 JAY ROBERTSON f - /? Year/Position Fort McMurray, AB Hometown Year/Position Fort Saskatchewan, AB Course/Year 3rd yr/Centre Year/Position Course/Year 5th yr/Centre Previous Team Arts & 8cience/2nd yr CourseAear Previous Team Arts & Science/2nd yr UK Zagreb Previous Team Augustana Vikings

18- — PRONGHORNS #17 SHANE ROEST #22 GREG GATTO #51 JEREMY RIEHL Hometown Hometown Hometown Lethbridge, AB Lethbridge, AB Lethbridge, AB Year/Position Year/Position Year/Position r> 5th yr/Forward 4th yr/Right Wing 2nd yr/Defence CourseAear CourseA'ear Course/Year Management/5th yr B.A./B.Ed/4th yr Arts & Seience/2nd yr Previous Team Previous Team Previous Team Y's Men's AAA Midget Brandon Wheat Kings Chilliwack Chiefs 1992-93 CWUAA Rookie of the Year #18 REGAN HARPER 1992-93 Pronghorn Rookie of the Year CHRIS BANNERHOLT Hometown #23 DEBB CARPENTER Hometown Birch Hills, SK Hometown Ft. McMurray, AB Year/Position Lethbridge. AB Year/Position 3rd yr/Defence Year/Position 3rd yr/Centre CourseAear 3rd yr/Left Wing CourseA'ear Arts & Science/2nd yr CourseAear Arts/Phsychology/3rd yr Previous Team Arts & Scienee/2nd yr Previous Team Red Deer College Kings Previous Team Mount Royal College Red Deer College Kings

#19 JARRET ZUKIWSKY RYVN CHRISTIE Hometown #24 DAVID ZWYER Hometown Pincher Creek, AB Hometown Okotoks, AB Year/Position Calgary, AB Year/Position 3rd yr/Right Wing Year/Position 1 st yr/Defenee CourseAear 1st yr/Left Wing CourseAear Management/3rd yr Course/Year Arts & Scienee/2nd yr Previous Team Management/lst yr Previous Team Moose Jaw Warriors Previous Team ft ft Calgary Canucks 199.C94 CWUAA Rookie Weyburn Redwings of the Year 1993-94 CIAU Rookie of the Year BRET MOHNESGHER VM3 <)4, l>4 'J?. CWUAA Soring Champion #25 MARK WOBICK Hometown 1993-94 CWUAA Outstanding Freshman Ft. McMurray, AB 1993-94 CIAU All Rookie Team Hometown ; W^^l Barons, AB Year/Posi ti on Year/Position 1st yr/Defence #20 DEREK ROBINSON 4th yr/Defence CourseAear Hometown CourseA'ear Management/2nd yr Sidney, B.C. Education/4th yr Previous Team Year/Position Previous Team Ft. McMurray Oil Barons 1st yr/Centre Olds Gri'/.'/.lys CourseAear 1989-90 MVP Olds Arts & Science/lst yr I £. TRENT DINGWALL Previous Team #30 COLUM CAVILLA Hometown Gowichan Valley Capitals Hometown Swift Current, SK Lethbridge, AB Year/Position n 1st yr/Defence Year/Position #21 DREW GINTHER 2nd yr/Goal CourseAear Hometown CourseAear Management/lst yr Caroline, AB Arts & Science/2nd yr Previous Team Year/Position Previous Team Humboldt Broncos 1st yr/Left Wing Estevan Bruins CourseAear Management/3rd yr JASON DISIEWICH Previous Team Hometown Olds Grizzlies Prince Albert, SK Year/Position 1 st yr/Forward CourseA'ear Arts & Seienee/lst yr Previous Team Dayton Bombers Humboldt Broncos

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mm LETHBRIDGE PRONGHORNS •21 GAMES PLAYED NO. ASSISTS NO. Dana McKechnie, 1991-95 139 Dana McKechnie, 1991-95 122 Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 138 Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 121 Scott Orban, 1985-87, 89-90 134 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 90 Colin Baustad, 1990-94 129 Scott Orban, 1985-87, 89-90 87 Rob Hale, 1991-95 126 Colin Baustad, 1990-94 79 Gregg Nicol. 1991-95 124 Jim Odland, 1985-88 67 Mikejacobson, 1987-91 123 Terry Baustad, 1989-92 63 Allan Rypien, 1986-90 121 Gilles Gervais, 19S5-8S 58 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 120 Shane Mazutinec, 1990-93 56 Dan Matheson, 1987-91 116 Guy Gervais, 1985-88 43 Tim Ritchie, 1989-93 110 Jim Fetter, 1990-93 43 Shane Roest, 1991-94 105 Mark Kabayama, 1985-88 41 Jim Fetter, 1990-93 101 Gary Skoye, 1985-87 40 Guy Gervais, 1985-88 100 Henri Joly, 1985-88 39 Shane Mazutinec, 1990-93 100 Greg Gatto, 1W-45 58 Mark Kabayama, 1985-88 99 Perry Nctileld. 198.S-S9. 93-95 58 Perry Neufeld, 1988-8'), 93-95 94 Jarret Zukiwsky, 1993-95 55 Gilles Gervais, 1985-88 93 Cregg Nicol, 1991-95 43 Terrv Baustad, 1989-92 93 Travis Kelln, 1993-95 33 Greg Gillette, 1987-9] 89 Rob Hale, 1941-95 32 Jim Odland, 1985-88 86 Tony Martinez, 1988-91 32 Hod Philpot, l'WS-'J| SO Kirk Young, 1990-92 32 Greg Gatto, 1992-95 ,N1 Mike Dollevoet 1986-88 31 Mark Wobick, 1992-95 84 Mikejacobson, 1987-91 29 Henri Joly, 1985-88 83 John Curran, 1992-94 24 John Curran, 1992-94 82

GOALS NO. PENALTY MINUTES NO. Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 89 Rob Hale, 1991-95 420 Dana McKechnie, 1991-95 74 Seott Orban, 1485-87, 89-90 355 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 72 Shane Mazutinec, 1990-93 348 Scott Orban, 1985-87, 89-90 64 Dan Matheson, 1987-91 299 Jarret Zukiwsky, 1993-95 63 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 285 Terry Baustad, 1989-92 48 Cregg Nicol, 1991-95 271 Greg Gatto, 1992-95 46 Tim Ritchie, 1989-93 215 Perry Neufeld, 1988-89, 93-95 44 Ken Williston, 1988-89 205 Jim Odland, 1985-88 39 Jarret Zukiwsky, 1993-95 192 Cregg Nicol, 1991-95 38 Gilles Gervais, 1985-88 188 Henri Joly, 1985-88 36 Greg Gatto, 1992-95 181 Shane Mazutinec, 1990-93 36 Mike Dollevoet, 1986-88 167 Guy Gervais, 1985-88 35 John Johnson, 1985-88 157 Mark Kabayama, 1985-88 30 Jim Fetter, 1990-93 151 Blair Spence, 1986-88 24 John Curran, 1992-94 151 Gary- Skoye, 1985-87 22 Dana McKechnie, 1991-95 138 Mikejacobson, 1987-91 22 Guy Gervais, 1985-88 133 Colin Baustad, 1990-94 21 Mark Wobick, 1992-95 132 Allan Rypien, 1986-90 20 Jim Odland, 1985-88 129 Gilles Gervais, 1985-88*. 19 Terry Baustad, 1989-92 128 Rod Philpot, 1988-91 17 Mark Kabayama, 1985-88 121 Greg Gillette, 1987-91 16 Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 106 Rob Hale, 1991-95 14 Greg Gillette, 1987-91 105 Shane Roest, 1991-94 12 Darcy Kaminski, 1986-87 104 John Curran, 1992-94 12

mm LETHBRIDGE PRONGHORNS POWERPLAY GOALS NO. Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 7 Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 31 Guy Gervais, 1985-88 6 Dana McKechnie, 1991-95 29 Cregg Nicol, 1991-95 4 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 28 Jarret Zukiwsky, 1993-95 3 Jarret Zukiwsky, 1993-95 25 Gary Skoye, 1985-87 3 Scott Orban, 1985-87, 89-90 „.25 Scott Orban, 1985-87, 89-90 3 Greg Gatto, 1992-95 '..24 Terry Baustad, 1989-92 3 Jim Odland, 1985-88 , 22 Shane Mazutinec, 1990-93 3 Perry Neufeld, 1988-89, 93-95 19 Jim Odland, 1985-88 3 Mark Kabayama, 1985-88 16 Lon Ferguson, 1986 3 Guy Gervais, 1985-88 14 DanaRieder, 1993-95 2 Shane Mazutinec, 1990-93 .' 14 Terry Baustad, 1989-92 13 GAME TYING GOALS NO. Cregg Nicol, 1991-95 12 Scott Orban, 1985-87, 89-90 2 Gilles Gervais, 1985-88 10 Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 2 Henry Joly, 1985-88 '. 10 Dana McKechnie, 1991-95 2 Colin Baustad, 1990-94 9 Cregg Nicol, 1991-95 2 Gary Skoye, 1985-87 9 Blair Spence, 1986-88 1 Blair Spence, 1986-88 9 Perry Neufeld, 1988-89, 93-95 1 DanFassen, 1993-94 , 1 SHORTIIANDED GOALS NO. Wayne Filipenko, 1994-95 1 Gregg Nicol, 1991-95 6 Jarret Zukiwsky, 194A 95 .'. 3 HAT TRICKS NO. Terrv Baustad, 1985-88 3 Jarret Zukiwsky, 1993-95 8 Travis Kelln, 1993-95 2 Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 5 Shane Roest, 1491 -94 ...... 2 Seott Orban, 1985-87, 84-90 5 Cregg Nicol, 1991-95 2 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-44 3 Perry Neufeld, 1988-84,43-45 2 Guy Gervais. 1985-88 2 Kevin Yellowaga, 1990-94 2 Dana McKechnie, 1491-95 2 Guy Gervais, 1985-88 2 Jim Odland, 1985-88 1 Henri Joly, 1985-88 2 Rod Philpot, 1988-91 1 Terry Baustad, 1989-92 1 GAME WINNING GOALS NO. Shane Mazutinec, 1990-93 1 Trevor Ellerman, 1990-94 11 Cregg Nicol, 1991-95 1 Dana McKechnie, 1991-95 9 Greg Gatto, 1992-95 1 Greg Gatto, 1992-95 7 Perrv Neufeld, 1988-89, 93-95 1 Perrv Neufeld, 88-89, 93-95 7

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FROM) (I, to R) Dave Ridgedale (Manager), Anthony Pomonis, Barnaby Craddock, Tad Lisowski, Regan Lane, David Erickson, Joel Meuller, Curtis Bullock. Tim Rollingson, Travis Grindle (Manager). BACK: (L TO R) Rick Pawlak (Asst. Coach), J. R. Manson, Renney Wannop, Jared Heidinger, Chris Orr, John Tschritter, Sean Olson, Rob Kain, Mike Olynick, Dave Crook (Coach).

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Ihe 1995-96 Pronghorn sent the core of the Men's Track and Field team will team while the strength in the return for the indoor competi Women's team will come from tive season strong after a verv Patti Pilsner, Tara Baker, and successful summer which Erin Pettinger. included a trip to Hungary The newcomer's of course and Slovakia. It was a very could provide some very good experience for the par pleasant surprises during the ticipants and some rewards competitive season which will for their efforts which often go begin in January with the unnoticed. Golden Bear open in Among the large number Edmonton. The team will of enthusiastic athletes a few participate in the Alberta are returning to strengthen Championships February 3-4 the team. Gord Chapman, and the Canada West Andrew Baxter, Dean Farrell, Championships February and Derek Burgess will repre 23-24.

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mm LETHBRIDGE PRONGHORNS •27 Thi,s years men s team will be very young with six teen players in their third year or less. They will counter this inexperience with a strong emphasis on fitness, enthusiasm, and work ethic. The team has added several top recruits which will give them a strong, solid midfield. The team will rely on the leadership of Hugh Lehr, J.P. a .:,:;Oftft:::ft:;:ftft:; Brunelle and Matt Rimmer. If i i the team can stay healthy, • ••ftftft- play with confidence, and have some new players raise v £ ^ the level of their game, the team will be able to compete with anyone. l IJMr

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Women's Soccer UNIVERSITY GP w GA UBC 10 0 0 CALGARY 10 2 1 ALBERTA 10 4 1 14 SASKATCHEWAN* 10 1 11 LETHBRIDGE 10 .0::..::.:r..r .'. 7 1 24 VICTORIA 10 Men's Soccer Oft w GF GA PTS UBC 10 19 ALBERTA 10 29 ... Q 10 : '.ft , lo 28 15 12 CALGARY 10 1" 26 6 SASKATCHEWAN 10 9 25 45 Women \s Basketball l MVIKSIIY W L F A VICTORIA 20 16 4 1422 1124 UBC 13 /. >. 1 1290 CALGARY 12 8 1314 1209 LETHBRIDGE 20 10 10 1347 1308 SASKATCHEWAN "HI 15 1245 1407 ALBERTA 1201 1173 Men's Basketball 1 MVIKSITV GP W 1. F A VICTORIA 20 4 1779 1535 ALBERTA 90 4 1870 1591 UBC 20 6 1834 1817 CALGARY 20 14 1674 1800 LETHBRIDGE 20 15 1766 1867 SASKATCHEWAN 20 17 1580 1894 Men's Hockey l_\IVI KSTIY GP W T GF GA PTS per. CALGARY 28 20 42 .750 REGINA 28 17 MANITOBA 28 15 LETHBRIDGE 28 14 .24 ALBERTA 28 11 .11 UBC 28 10 BRANDON 28 S SASKATCHEWAN 28 7

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