BB - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 8, 1999

Local runner qualifies
for Boston marathon

SOME PEOPLE train for years before they earn their
chance to run in one of the biggest running events of the
year.

But Martin Guido, 25, who makes now makes his
home in Thombill, ran it in his first time out.

Guido gained confidence by winning the half mara-
thon race here in: September, then used his new found
confidence to compete in a Victoria race last October,

~ He: rane that» marathon-in-three-hours-and-five- minutes
— five minules faster than the lime needed to qualify for
the Boston race.

Determined to beat the three-hour mark; Guido started
training for the Suzuki Marathon in Seattle Nov. 28,

He finished 44th overall of 3,000: runners, placed 11th
in his age class (out of 206-runners) and almost hit his
target by: clocking in at three hours and 41 seconds.

Guido was disappointed but knew he’d been running
on track for most of the race and only faltered in the last
few kilometres.

"How does he do il? ‘Guido runs 10 to 20 kilometres
every day at the gym or on the track. He plans to take
up.cross-country skiing when the cold and-snow gel pro-

~-hibitive and hopefutly, by next’ March,: he’ ll be on track
to run-in Boston.

The fastest limes there, says Guido, is a 2:17 or 2:20
time and he doesn’t expect to run/a two and‘a half hour
race until this time next year.

RUN LIKE THE WIND: Martin Guido, 25, takes a
spin through the park Saturday, Dec. 4. Guido just
started running marathons this year and already
qualifies the Boston marathon.

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Senior games meeting

Peewee “B”-team wins entry to
Northern B.C. Winter Games.

By TYLER NOBLE
THE PEEWEE Winter Games team
won the zone playdowns in Hazelton,
November 27 and 28.

The playdowas determine which
team represents this zone ‘at the North-
ern B.C. Winter Games. ;

The B-team won.all three games
they played on the weekend starting
off-with a 6-3 victory over Hazelton. -

The. Hazelton Peewees gave Ter-
race.a good run in. the first game. After
the first period Hazelton was winning

“1-02 Terrace went to the dressing room

to regroup and they came. out strong in
the second period. Tanner Noble’ star-
ted off the scoring comeback with an
at-the-net goal to tie the game IL-1.
And Terrace didn't stop! Along with
solid goaltending from. Nathan Park,
they added four more goals, with Jor-
dan Wall adding an empty-nelter to
seal off the 6-3 win.

After a quick lunch Terrace went
back out to the ice to square. off
againsl| Kitimat. Kitimat was looking

for revenge after their 12-1 loss to Ter-.-

tace on November 20.

Terrace came out strong against Ki-
timat in this game. Again, solid goal-
tending kept Terrace in the game, this
time from Kevin Sarsiat. However, in
the third period, Terrace started to [eel
the fatigue of playing earlier in the

day. Kitimat scored two answered
goals in the third period. But il was two
little too late.for Kitimat as Braden
Bloomquist's two goals led Terrace to
a 6-3 victory over Kitimat. Jeff Clark
led the team. in points for the game
with three assists...

Early Sunday morning, Kitimat and
Hazelton. played to. determine who
would play Terrace in the finals. They
tied 2-2 in the game. As a result of the
tie, the amount of penalty minutes for
cach team were counted to decide who
would: play in the championship. Ha-
zelton came’ out with fewer minutes
than Kitimat. So Terrace faced Hazel-
ton again in the finals, winner takes

all!

* Terrace opened the scoring with a
sweet tic-tac-toc goal by Tanner Noble
assisted. by Landen Archibald and Jor-
dan’ Wall..This game was dominated
by Terrace,.as Hazelton was worn-out
from their game against Kitimat. Noble
later added: a breakaway goal to make
the. score 6-2.. However, Hazelton
couldn't find: enough offence, as Ter-
race. held’on to win 8-3. Also scoring
for Terrace were Jeff Clark and Craig
Schultz, each with two goals and one
assist.

For Terrace, their next challenge is
the Northern B.C. Winter Games, held
in Fort St. John. Good luck to Terrace!

Only Century 2 re offers: 27 Kal

ey Atedilles travel miles

THE B.C, SENIOR Games Zone 10 team holds its regu-
lar monthly meeting al the Happy Gang Centre Satur-
day, Dec. 11 at 2 p.m.

Winners of the seniors’ 400 Club draw for November
were Bruce Lang (ticket # 254) of Kitwanga and Shara-
lyn Palagran (ticket #341 ) of Terrace.

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