TheReview Wednesday, August 29,1990 — B3

Soellner 28th

at junior worlds

Sidney pentathlete Ian Soell-
ner eamed 28th place among a
very tough field of competitors
at the World Junior Pentathlete
Championships, Aug. 15-21.

Competing at Szekesfehervar
| in Hungary, Soellner was
pleased with his performances
in the five-event sport but said
the competition was dominated
by a very powerful Hungarian
contingent.

Bowler wins Title

Bill Young of the Central
Saanich Lawn Bowling Club
won the South Vancouver
Island Lawn Bowling Associa-
tion annual men’s novice sin-
gles title recently.

He narrowly defeated Vern
McBeth of the Victoria Lawn
Bowling Club by 15-13 at the
Oak Bay Lawn Bowling Club
#ioumament.

Players needed
for field hockey

A Vancouver Island Division
3 ladies field hockey league
team, the Kapetyns, is looking
for new players to beef up a
depleted team now preparing
for upcoming league action.

Team spokesman Caroline
Paterson said anyone over the
age of 16 is welcome to tryout
for the Peninsula-based team.

“Even beginners are wel-
come t0 come out to practice,
or players who haven’t played
in years,” she said.
® Heading into its third season
in the Vancouver Island Ladies’
Field Hockey Association, the
team is confident of doing well,
_ | she said:
= Paterson said the Kapetyns
placed second in the league last
year and hopes are high to go
one better this season.
ye Open practices will be held
every Wednesday night at 5:30
p.m. at Parkland School field
starting Sept. 5, she said.

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Holding sets record at Ironman

PENTICTON — Super-fit
Peninsula athlete Monty Holding
won first-place in the Masters’
Division at the Ironman Canada
Tnathlon in Penticton, Sunday.

Holding completed the grueling
course in a time of 10 hours, two
minutes, 50 seconds, eaming 34th
place overall among a field of
about 900 competitors, race offi-
cials said.

Holding’s strong performance
gave him a new course record in
the 45-49 year age group at the
world-renowned triathlon.

The event consisted of a 2.4-
mile swim in Okanagan Lake and
a 112-mile cycle race from Pentic-
ton south past Oliver and back

Winner goes

The winner of the Tenth Annual
Sidney Mixed Slowpitch League’s
Labor Day Tournament will have
the chance to compete in the
Slowpitch National champion-
ships next year near Winnipeg.

Organizers said 24 teams are
expected in the three-day tourna-
ment which begins Saturday at the
league’s brand new facilities at
Blue Heron Park, off McDonald
Park Road in North Saanich (east
of the highway).

But slowpitch isn’t the only
thing going on at the new facility.

There will also be horseshoe
pitching, volleyball, tug-of-wars,
and other sports related activities.

The Peninsula slowpitch team
sponsored by Ron’s Disposal-
Mixed Nuts are favorites to win the
national qualifier event and travel
to Beausejour, Man., for Slowpitch
National’s Mixed Recreational
division championship, league
president Paul Noyce said.

Finals are scheduled for Mon-

again.

The third event involved a 26.2-
mile marathon from Okanagan
Lake to Skaha Lake and back
again. Of 898 starters, 853 fin-
ished.

The top woman competitor from
the Peninsula was Brenda Caims,
with a sixth-place finish in the
40-44 year-old age group.

Her time was 13 hours, 16.30
minutes, which placed her 641st
overall. The top woman competi-
tor, Erin Baker of Boulder, Col.,
finished in a 9:05.28 time for first
place.

Bill Hingley of Sidney placed
37th in the 35-39 year-old’s age

to Winnipeg

day afternoon at Diamond 1, clos-
est to the picnic area.

Backstops from the league’s
diamonds at Sanscha Park were
tom down and rebuilt to make two
of three diamonds at Blue Heron
by a volunteer work party last
weekend, Noyce said.

group with a time of 11:26.38,
eaming 284th place overall, offi-
cials said.

Another top male finisher from
the Peninsula, and the second
Peninsula triathlete across the line,
was Sidney dentist Donald Neal.

He finished 71st in the 30-34
year-old’s age group with a time of
11:24.20, which placed him 225th
overall.

In his first-ever triathlon, Penin-
sula athlete Norm Ringstad placed
a very respectable 48th in the
40-44 year-old’s age group.

His 520th overall placing was
posted with a time of 12 hours,
32.06 minutes.

The race winner was profes-
sional athlete Ray Browning of
Escondido, California, who fin-
ished in a time of 8:32:52.

Officials said the majority of
competitors were not from Canada
as the event is a qualifier for the
Hawaiian Ironman competition,
Oct. 6.

The next event for Holding will
be the International Short Course
triathlon event in Orlando, Fla.,
Sept. 15.

Engagement

Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Picton
of Sidney B.C. are pleased
to announce the engage-
ment of their youngest
daughier, Nicole Therese
to Rune, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Lea of Port Al-
berni, B.C. Wedding will
take place on September
22, 1990 in Victoria B.C.

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WINNERS TO DATE

Date Amount Namie
Apr. 26/90 $20 J Bamford
Apr. 27/90 $50 EF Campbell
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Apr. 30/90 $20 K. Christie
Apr. 30/90 $200 CE Fagan
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May 2/90 $20 PR. Thomson
May 3/90 $20 D. Deloli
May 4/90 $50 E Sigurdson
May 5/90 $20 D. Yuill
May 6/90 $20 S. Kerr
May 7/90 $20 L Morin
May 8/90 $20 J Rozon
May 9/90 $20 S. Judson
May 10/90 $20 J, Malerby
May 11/90 $50 J. Headrick
May 12/90 $20 G. Smith
May 13/90 $20 A. Hamer.
May 14/90 $20 Cc. Rosenberg
May 15/90 $20 V. Jestico
May 16/90 $20 R. Storey
May 17/90 $20 L Cross
May 18/90 $50 J Christman
May 19/90 $20 H. Pryde
May 20/90 $20 MS. Vaid
May 21/90 $20 R. Barker.
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May 23/90 $20 TE Thompson
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May 28/90 $20 J Harvey
May 29/90 $20 G. Fallick
May 30/90 $20 D. Trivett
May 31/90 $20 R. Wibster,
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July 2/90 $20 D. Oyans
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July 9/90 $20 J Horsman
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