~ 3— Quentia Pollock (Van)
4— Graeme Martindale (PG) 21.44

Be - The. Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 9, 1998...

Score Board _

Skeena Valley Triathlon
{including Provincial Championships)
Swim

Name
MEN
1— SCOTT BRYK (Van)
2— Tavis McDonald (PG)

‘S— Jim Winter (Coq) -
6-— Max Waibler (Van)
7— Mike Murphy (Van)

&—. Stephen Wing (PG) ‘

9— Berd Gudexjahn (PR).
10—~John Edmondson (Ag)

11—Ron Empey (PG) '
. 12—Michael Long (K)

13-— Bryan Last (Q)
14—James Stepforth (Mac)
15—Dazrell. Bailie (PG)

16— Dave LeBlanc (Sm) ;

17—David Shearer (PR) ..
18— Tom Zarzecki (T).’
19— Robert Muckle (Van)
20—-Russ MacDonald '(K)
21—-Harald Wulf (BL)
22— Andy. Thompson . 42,

23—Ryan Amold (MR) - .

24— Derek Zimmerman (PR)

24—Terry Ramin 26.31

25—Jim Sparkes (PR)
26—IJason Force © (FR)

WOMEN.

1— KARI BAILEY (Van) 21.54

2— K.C. Emerson (Van)
3— Carolyn Daubeny (Van)
4— Ginette StAmaud (PG)
5— Christina Hughes (Coq)
6— Cheryl Steele (PR) -
7-— Marcela Garzon

&8— Wendy Shymanski (T)
9— Lyndsay Belisle (Haz)
10—Laurie. Schmidt (Vic)

TEAMS

32.54 |

Cycle Run

1:33.48 2:12.33
1:35.39 2:13.43

1:36.38 2:14.30 |

1:38.42 2:14.30

~ 1:41.45 2:16.49

1:46.17 2:20.40
1:37.48 2:21.00

1:46.19 2:21.36

1:46.24 2:25.56
1:44.00 2:26.25
1:48.26 2:27.05
1:52.03 2:27.14
1:45.28 2:31.13
1:53.04 2:33.04
1:55.47. 2:34.38
1:57.53 2:38.54

2:00.10 2:44.49

2:14.21 2:45.54
2:05.26 2:48.10
1:56:29 2:51.46
2:08.14 2:53.10
2:03.44 3:07.24

2:23.04 3:07.50
2:19.42. 3:19.00

1:39.39 2:19.46
1:42.01- 2:21.06
1:52.50 2:34.02 |
1:55.34 2:34.15
1:56.12 2:39.43

1:58.34 2:45.06

2:01.59 2:53.45

2:12.26 3:01.19. -

N/A 3:09.56
2:32.00 3:24.08

1— I— Sandy Geddes-Michael Morse-Judson Rouse (PR)

25,19.,

1:38.31 2:12.51

2 Em Kearley-Mikko Jaakkola-Dave Thomson (K)

27,19.

1:44.45 2:21.25

3 Joe Mandur-Mac Fell-Blake Asseltine (T)

30.57.

1:52.32 2:34.25

4— Kala Artstrong-Frank Falvo (Cycle and Run) (PR)

33.51
: San Grant Kephart-Carey Mann-Chad Croft (T).
31.33.

2:01.48 2:36.45
1:58.03 2:37.43

6 Daryle Bracken-Chris Keitch-Justin Keitch (T)

s © 29,22 © 2:00.17 2:38.29
1 Peter Hepburn-Sherrie Hamer-Morray Warner (T)

24.14 = 2:01.30 2:39.12

§ 8 Ids Unger-Ester Bahen (Cycle and Run) (BL)
31.15.

1:55.51 2:41.02

I Nathan Kearley-Matt Neumann-Andy Peterson (K)

2452) 2:04.59 2:41.49
10—Cheryt Rainley-Toan Lewis-Josie Wakita (K} -. .
31.13 2:00.29 2:46.02

ve George Gough Wendy Biffle-Bob Sheashy (T)

32.47 2:11.45 2:51.21
12--Sasha Kontic-Zsu Zsu Godor-Natasha DeSousa (K)
33.22 2:20.54 2:59.21

| 13—John Adamé-Tyrone Adams-Bruce Adams (NAiy)

32.26 2:20.44 3:06.12
14—Jocelyn Coxford-Lucas North-Russel Duncan (T)
29,26 2:43.19 3:20.21

15-~-Robert t Miles-Martin Preival- Walter McMillan (NAiy) -

pW

1:32.55 2:09.40.
1:35.59 2:11.10
1:35.30 -2:11:37

20-24" O

25-29"

' 40-44*

19/under*
30-34%
30-34
20-24
30-34
35-39"
20-24
50-54"
35-39
19/under
35-39
40-44
30-34
45-49*
20-24
40-44 -
30-34
50-54
40-44 —
19/onder
30-34
35-39
40-44
20-24

25-29%
30-34*
30-34
30-34
25-29
30-34
20-24" —
35-39"
19/under*
25-29 ..

Male
Mixea*
Mite -

. Mixed

Male
| Male
Mixed -

Female®
sotavekol. OM

Males fo

Female .
Mixed
Female
M ale

Mixed

40.33 2:38.75 3:29.56 Male
16—Marina Hidber-Chris Searborough-Fred Waldrati (T)

Cycle and Run times are total elapsed by end of that leg.

O Overall winner; “ denotes winner of that gender-age group.
Ag = Agassiz; BL = Burns Lake; Cog = Coquitlam; Haz = Hazelton; K

= Kitimat; Mac

= Mackenzie; MR = Maple Ridge; NAiy

= New

Aiyansh; PG = Prince George; PR = Prince Rupert; Q = Quesnel; Sm
= Smithers; T = Terrace; Van = Vancouver; Vic = Victoria,

B.C, SUMMER GAMES

BRONZE MEDALISTS

Tony Lopes, Dan /.osengren -

(Men’s Team Golf)

Errol Mutschke, Roger
Chicoine (Junior Parachuting)

Dee Jenion, Doug Jenion
(Masters: Tennis, Mixed Dou-
bles) ©

OTHER TERRACE RESULTS
Athletics

Vincent Gatr: 8th 4x400m
Relay; 12th 300m; 14th 1500m.
Heather Kelly: 7th 4x100m; 12th
‘Triple Jump...

Cody Kepke: 7th Long Jump;
8th 4x400m Relay.

Baseball

Brad Allard, Dale Anweiler,
Mike Anwiller, Sonny Bute,
Andrian Griffth, Tyson Hull,
Chris Lamb, Shawn Nichols,
Kent Pearson, Randy Prinz,
Matt Ridler, Tyler Rosengren,
Scott Sitter, Wade Stevenson,
Andrew Tait: 8th.

Basketball

‘Fraser DeWalle, Chesley
Neufeld, Brooks Robinson: 7th.
Cycling

Brian Carson: 6th Relay; 8th Off
Road Race, Espoir,
Equestrian (Western Working)
Kirsten Muller: 4th Horse-
manship; 4th Pleasure Horse; 6th

Riding Horse; 8th Trail Horse

Derby,
Men’s Golf

Dan Rosengren: 6th Individual

Low Gross.
Women's Golf
Audrie Cox, Linda Hamilton:
7th Teams.
Parachuting
Morray Berlin: 4th Juniors.
Gary Paulson: 7th Seniors,

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The plans for the Terrace Arena expansion include ‘a leisure .

sheet of icc, One way to describe a leisure-sheet ofice is to com-
pare it with a wading pool constructed adjacent to a larger
swimming pool. [t is an extension by approximately 12 metres
of the ice surface. beyond the boards of the standard skating
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designated periad of use,

A leisure sheet is typloally. used for more than skating. Terrace
councillor Rich McDaniel apily describes this area as a leisure
space rather than a leisure shéet as it has many non ice uses.
When the ice is removed or covered by a removable floor, the

_ area can be used for banquets, gymnastics, dances, trade fairs

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The Second Sheet of Ice Society incorporated it into the de-
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“Don’t build an arena without a leisure sheet’? was common ad-
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more self sustaining, will alleviate pressure on the main ice sur-
faces and will provide uses for non-skaters of all ages.

- Terrace-has become the service centre and could also become
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‘our investment. Incorporating a leisure sheet with the arena ex-
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