The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 22, 1996 - B9

Records shattered at meet

ZONE RECORDS were broken and personal
bests were achieved at the Northwest Zone track
and field championships in Prince Rupert on
Mother’s Day weekend.

A combined team of Terrace schools placed
fourth out of nine teams from around the north-
west. Smithers finished first in overail points,
with Kitimat and Hazelton placing second and
third respectively.

Grade nine student Heather Kelly smashed the
Senior Girls’ Zone record in tiple jump by a
whopping 25 centimetres. Heather also placed
first in long-jump.

The grade cight girls 4x100 metre relay team
shattered the Zone record by over three seconds.
Team members included Dana Haworth, Chel-
sca Fladhamer, Megan Corp and Shannon
Chalupiak,

The strong finishes continued with Aaron
VanGelder placing first in high jump, Gaerth

TERRACE RUNNERS are all smiles after breezing
through =the gruelling Vancouver International
Marathon, That's Dave Cater, Murray Warne, Sher-
ria Hamer, Sharon Crawford, Ed Ansems and Merve
Crawford in Vancouver May 5.

Athletes
clean up in
Vancouver

TERRACE RUNNERS really made their mark at the 25th
International Vancouver Marathon, May 5. All five run-
ners from Terrace finished the challenging 26 mile race
with great times.

The big winner of the day was Ed Ansems who finished
first in his age division but the other runners also fared
well.

Murray Wamer placed 392nd out of 2300 runners with a
time of 3:27.14, despite a leg injury. Dave Cater was 512th
in his first marathon with 3:35.33 and Merve Crawford
was 77ist with 3:48.04,

Sherrie Hamer crossed the line at 3:38.19. That makes
the second marathon in a row for Hamer to knock 11
minutes off her time. At this rate she could place in the top
three in the 40-44 group at her next race.

Part of the reason for the Terrace group’s success might
be due to their support of each’ bitter. a *
“Tt was a-lotof fun to have support group cheering one.
another on,’ said: Ansems. ‘‘When' I raced by myself I just
tan and went home, This time we could celebrate.”’

The runners hope to continue their remarkable success at
the Kermodei Classic run at home, Saturday May 25,

Bowlers 7th in Cranbrook

FIVE BOWLERS from the Terrace region competed in the
BC Special Olympics Provincial Championships in Cran-
brook during the first weekend in May.

The team, consisting of three bowlers from Terrace and
two from Kitimat, finished seventh out of 16. The trip was
made possible by a $5,000 grant from the Special
Olympics provincial office,

The next event for the local Special Olympics will be the
BC Law Enforcement Torch Run June 9 at 1 p.m. in Ter-
race. T-shirts are available for $12 from the local RCMP
detachment, Proceeds go to the Special Olympics,

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Ear! first in the 800 metre, Tyler Daigneault
first in the 1500 metre and Chance Healey first
in both discus and shotput.

Grade eight boys and Junior girls each fin-
ished first in their 4x100 metre relays and Justin
Keitch sandwiched two bronzes in the 500 and
1500 metre races with a gold in the Glory Day
10 kilometre run,

Many other youths placed high as well and
most had personal bests. Coach and teacher
Dave O’Brien was impressed with the students’
performances.

“This team was a pleasure to be with,’’ he
says. “'They embraced the spirit of competition
that is too often missing in today’s sports.’?

O’Brien points out that the team is young and
mos! will still be around next year, Only two of
the competitors, Justin Keitch and Chance
Healey, will be lost to graduation. The other
young athletes will form the core. of the team

next year,

O’Brien credits the coaches: Doug Steele,
Wayne Kuechle and Gord Buxton for much of
Terrace’s success at the meet,

“They infused energy, enthusiasm and in-
Spiration in our team,”’ he says.

The coaches hope to send Justin Keitch and
Heather Kelly to the Provincial High School
Championships later this year. Both students are
dedicated athletes, Heather’s performance at the
Zones would have placed her in the top five at

lasi year’s Provincials.

“That’s incredible for a grade nine student.’’
O'Brien says.

Many of the athletes plan to continue training
on their own and several hope to compete in the
B.C, Summer Games.

The coaches plan on having a community
meet in late May.

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