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Hollingdale and Grant shine in fun run

Forty competitors came out for Tuesday’s Intersport Fun Run/Walk event.The fastest female to finish the five-kilometre course was Keltie…

Forty competitors came out for Tuesday’s Intersport Fun Run/Walk event.

The fastest female to finish the five-kilometre course was Keltie Hollingdale in a time of 21:11. The fastest male was Gerry Grant in 19:24.

The fastest walker to cover the five-kilometre course was Rick Griffiths in a time of 35:11. The fastest runner on the 2.5-kilometre course was Alexis Gee in a time of 16:15.

In other running news, the 29th annual Midnight Dome Run will be held on July 22 in Dawson City. Registration takes place Friday night at Minto Park from 6 p.m. to 12 a.m.

The run starts on Saturday at the Palace Grand Theatre at 10 a.m.; the walkers start at 9:30 a.m.

The Mt. Lorne Mis-Adventure Race is scheduled for July 23. This 21-kilometre run begins at 10 a.m. at the Mt. Lorne Community Centre.

Intersport 5-kilometre Fun Run/Walk (Tuesday)

Top finishers:

Female 5-kilometre run

1st Keltie Hollingdale, 21:11

2nd Amy Riske, 21:58

3rd Laura Vanderkley, 24:56

4th Mary Ann Ferguson, 25:58

5th Sophie Commons, 26:29

Male 5-kilometre run

1st Gerry Grant, 19:34

2nd Bill Matiation, 19:36

3rd Rodney Hulstein, 19:50

4th Don White, 19:51

5th James Smith, 20:54

Female 5-kilometre walk

1st Susan Dennehy, 37:38

2nd Maggie Griffiths, 41:26

3rd Doris Dart, 41:29

Male 5-kilometre walk

1st Rick Griffiths, 35:11

 

Female 2.5-kilometre run

1st Alexis Gee, 16:15

2nd Jessica Wilson, 19:53   

Male 2.5-kilometre run

1st Chris Reimer,     17:32

2nd Brodie Smith, 22:19

Velonorth Cycling

Heather Enders, fresh from her bronze medal performance at the Canadian Mountain Biking Championships last weekend, showed that her form is transferable to the road.

She was the fastest woman over the 17.6-kilometre course Wednesday night. In tough conditions she averaged a little more than 37 kilometres an hour —impressive in any conditions.

Another person who didn’t seem to be affected by the difficult wind was master’s rider Mary Egan. Her time of 34:10 carved more than three minutes from the last time she logged on this course.

Many of the 18 riders used this event as a tune-up for the Tour de Whitehorse, which runs July 28-30.

Top finishers:

Men

1st Mike McCann, 24:25

2nd Ian Parker, 25:25

3rd Glen Iceton, 25:47

4th Mac Hislop, 26:23

5th Derek Hynes, 26:27

Women

1st Heather Enders, 28:15

2nd Tanya Gatsby, 33:35

3rd Mary Egan, 34:10

Whitehorse Co-Ed Slo-Pitch

Standings as of July 19th (win-loss-tie, points):

Division One

1st CYFN Chiefs, 3-2-0, 6

2nd Whitehorse Dental, 2-2-1, 5

3rd King Construction, 3-2-1, 5

4th AFD Trappers, 2-3-0, 4

5th Len’s Painting, 3-2-0, 4

6th Sam & Andy’s, 2-3-0, 4

7th Kal Tire, 2-3-0, 4

Division Two

1st Chilkoot Brewers, 4-0-1, 9

2nd Territorial Auto Parts, 3-2-0, 6

3rd Sportslodge, 3-3-0, 6

4th Roche Firth Financial, 2-3-0, 4

5th Whitco, 2-3-0, 4

6th Co-Operaiders, 1-3-1, 3

7th Roadhouse, 1-2-2, 2

Division Three

1st Senior Games Team, 4-0-1, 9

2nd Coke, 4-0-1, 9

3rd Faro Flaming Marshmallows, 4-1-0, 8

4th 202/Wild, 3-1-0, 7

5th Geronimo’s Elks, 3-3-0, 6

6th Catalyst Communications, 3-1-1, 5

7th Discovery Bar Brew Jays, 2-3-1, 5

8th Yukon Inn, 3-2-1, 5

9th Cash Plan, 1-3-1, 3

10th Air Cargo Express, 1-3-1, 3

11th The Zoo Tanning and Apparel, 1-4-1, 3

12th Emco Eliminators, 1-4-1, 3

13th AFAB Roofing, 0-5-1, 1