PilaceName ~ Swim
Junior men .
“1 ~Peter Goder. 18:12 —
(New record — old mark 2:17:04)
2 Joseph Nelson 17:21
3 David Anthony 13:50
4 Toby Nunn ;
5 Brian Schiamp
Ladies open
1 Carolyn Hubbard- one
Brougham 21:15
(New record —- old mark 2:13:11)
2 Tracy Mitchel! 12:27
3. Corl Lyons 12:48
4 Diana Wood .
5 Lynn Mintenko
Men’s open
1 Eric Myllymaki 10:57
(New record — old mark 2:00:25)
2 Greg Timewell 12:10
3 Mike Flegel 17:00

4 Steve McMurdo
5 _Angus McDonald

Bike
1:13:48

1:16:04

1:22:48 ©

_ 1:03:23.

- 9:14:03"
1:14:06

1:03:41

1:04:46
1:03:55

36:20 ,

34:41
37:12

Only one Junior lady competed in Open Jadies’ section

Ladies’ team

1 Heather Matthews, Irene Walland, Llz Horne (2:24:04)
2 Val Philpott, Jacqui Sturn, Caroline Hendry (2:25:52)

3 Miller, Paul, Johnson (2:28:11)
4 Taylor, Thompson, Huisman
5 Coxford, Simpson, Urff

Man’s team

1 Mike Christensen, Paul Clark, Doug Mackenzie (1:55:11.

2 John McCaffery, Bill Sanders, Gavin Smart (1:57:18
3 Tom Alnscow, Ed Ansems, Chiron Kantakis (1:59:49)

4 Glen Buchanan, Lorne Buchanan, Dave Leblanc

5 Peter Douglas, Sean Moran, Sandy McLean
Mixed team (times are being corrected)

1 Lea Anderson, Mike Morse, Jud Rowse

2 Robert Mattie, Lori Walden, Pierre Gagnon

3 Tracy Konst, Kelli Maskiewich, Tyler Cochrane

Finish
2:10:31

2:13:20
2:28:50

2:03:29

2:10:12
2:12:12

1:49:58

1:50:37
1:51:07

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Skeena Valley
Triathion

Continued from page B2

trom the B.C. Triathlon Associ-
ation. From him we learned that
although our ‘tri’ is one of the five
biggest in the country, we have a
long way to go in a bid for the
B.C. championship.

"Our little bid is just that,"
according to Greenwood. "We'd be
up against the rest of the province
to see who can offer the best cre-
dentials, put on a proper race, and
so On.

"I can tell you we would have to
change sites because our current
location is too small. There’s also
concems about the number of
athletes on the course at any one
time. We've been told we'd have
to make arrangements for cither
total closure or roving closure of
the highway.

"It would mean getting people
off the highway as: quickly as
possible if the road closure
couldn't be accomplished. This
could mean a major course change

to meet the B.C, requirements."

Greenwood said that with
Lakelse Lake the only body of
water for the swimming portion,

biking and running agendas would
have to be cleared up before Ter-
race could hold the "big” one. |

Plans for a mini-tri for young-
sters are still on the books. Organ-
izers hope they can set this up for
next year, but Greenwood ways
the major tri is practically a full-
time job — "We're already been
working on next year's sixth
annual race for the past six
months."

He said they'd like to get a kid’s
short course in conjunction with

the swimming poo! and use of hills -

and roads in the immediate area.
"We could set up this mini-tri a
week or two before the Skeena
Valley event.”

Greenwood said it would have to
be a super community effort to get
the provincials, similar to a bid for
the B.C. Games. He would expect
500 to 800 athletes, which would
mean billeting included with hotel
space.

Financially, they're waiting for
all the bills to come in, but they’re
confident they made a buck or two
— despite GST.

ee lee”

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