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: TERRACE -: = Mike Christensen” s on the road

-- again after a minor injury that laid the Terrace

rider up ‘for several days...
':.. He:was mountain biking the day before the

triathlon, because it really aggravated it and I
ended up losing a week and a half of training,”
' Christensen said,

Although he didn’t say anything about it on
race day, the injury did make the triathlon
more challenging for him.

_- “T had to ease up a bit,” he explained. “I

was in a lot of pain and I could feel my right leg

: : Skeena Valley Triathlon and took a spill, bruis-
. ing his kneecap. ,
. “I probably shouldn't have raced in the:

; MIKE CHRISTENSEN, left, and teammates Paul Clark and Doug Mackenzie took first place in the
_ Men's team event in the Skeena Valley Triathlon July 14. Christensen was riding on an injured
. knee, and says that's pushed back his cycle training schedule.

ider presses on

cramping up on the ride down ‘the airport hill.’”

But he’s back on track now,. racing this past
weekend with fellow Tertace rider Chiron Kan-
takis in a 130-kilometre road race in Langley.

Next on his agenda is a four-stage race Aug.
3-5 in Prince George, which he says will be a
training ride for the B.C. Champicnships Aug.
23-24 in Cranbrook,

“I’m really gunning for the B.C, Champion-
ships right now,"’ he added,

Prior to that, he'll also be competing ina
mountain bike race at Whistler-Blackcomb
Aug. 11 and in’ the 100-mile Skeena River

Challenge Century race from Prince Rupert to

Terrace ue. 18.

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scoring — with nine points — ,
in Canada’s silver medal- ...
winning 70-65 victory over
China last Wednesday,
Regina’s Jackie Moore led
team scoring with 10 points.
_ The national team had-
earlier lost to Spain 81-74 in
semi-final action, The U.S.
beat Spain §8-62 for the gold.
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team also scored a silver
medal, losing in the gold-
medal round to the U.S. The...
‘Canadian medal tally was three
gold, four silver. and, |) rn
bronze. .- _
Hendry made the national
team’s travelling roster for the
World University. Games. ae
which were held in Sheffield,
England — but it’s still uncer- -j
tain whether she will be play-
ing with the team at next
month’s Pan-American games
in Cuba.

After the summer with the
-national team, she returns for
* her final yearon Simon Fraser
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‘Mantique Fashions :
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Sweet, sweet revenge |

TERRACE. _ Avenging their
vicious slaughter of a year ago,
the media’ softball team took it
to the ‘Canada Employment
Centre students in a re-match
July 18...

. After'a couple of low-scoring
innings,: the: students. broke it
open with five runs in the third,

utting . the -Media- Moguls on:

the run.

: Led by a dedicated. co core ‘of

Terrace. Standard players, the
media team roster also included
two CFTK players and a couple
of borrowed Students to fill out
the roster. .

“Raj Ball was one of the last-

minute student recruits, and his
combination ‘of spin-ball pit-
ching and long ball hitting was
definitely a factor in the media
team’s ultimate victory.
- They waited until late in the
game — the. eight inning to. be
exact — to mount the com-
eback..’

"Facing a. 12-7 defi cit as they
went up to bat in the bottom of
the eighth, it didn’t-look good.

But suddenly things started to
click, and batters who had been

- consistently popping up started
to drill shots to the mid-field
holes. ' .
Three runs scored, narrowing
the gap to 13-10 by the time the
media batters came up again in
the bottom of the ninth. ;
That’s when the Canada
Employment Centre team reeled
shell-shocked in the face of.a

-barrage of blazing bats.

The media team —~ which had

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The media- team cycled
through the entire batting order

and then some in the incredible: ;

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