Sixteen runners took part in the Athletics Yukon 10-Kilometre Championship on Saturday.
The course started behind the Tourism building on Second Avenue and ran along the riverwall to Robert Service Way, then to Schwatka Lake to the base of the hill and back.
The first person across the finish line was Bill Parry in a time of 39:20, closely followed by his son John Parry in a time of 40:17.
The first female across the finish line was Janis Campbell in a time of 48:27.
Results:
Juvenile men (17-18)
1st John Parry, 40:17
Open men (20-39)
1st Jake Derksen, 44:55
2nd Jason Gendron, 48:51
Masters I men (50-59)
1st Bill Parry, 39:20
2nd Don White, 41:39
3rd Ken Sylvestre, 48:44
Masters II men (60-69)
1st Stu McLean, 55:42
Midget women (14-15)
1st Heidi Brook, 48:38
Open women (20-34)
1st Laura Vanderkley, 51:43
2nd Penny Sheardown, 54:37
Masters I women (45-54)
1st Ginny Macdonald, 53:59
2nd Mary Ann Ferguson, 54:29
3rd Debra Kitchen, 54:38
Masters II women (55-64)
1st Janis Campbell, 48:27
VeloNorth
On Wednesday night, four cyclists took to the streets of Copper Ridge to take part in VeloNorth’s criterium race.
Criterium, or “crit” for short, is raced over a short course (roughly one kilometre) for a set amount of time.
Wednesday’s race lasted for 45 minutes, plus five laps.
In the sport women’s category, Shannon Mallory hung on to an early lead to take the win. Meanwhile Tanya Gadsby finished second, less than a lap behind Mallory.
In the Expert Men’s category, Mac Hislop and Aaron Foos were locked in a close battle for the full duration of the race.
At the end of the final five laps, Hislop pipped Foos at the line to take the win.
Men’s Commercial Golf
Individual Match play was the format for this week play at the Men’s commercial Golf league at the Mountainview Golf Course.
The winners were Yukon Tire Mechanical and Macdonald & Co. with eight points and Nuway Crushing and Triple “J” Services with seven points.
Standings (July 13th, total):
1st Yukon Tire Mechanical, 8, 57
2nd Missing Links, 6, 52
3rd Feature Foods, 4, 51
4th P&M Recycling, 5, 51
5th Roadhouse Bar & Grill, 4, 48
6th Kal Tire, 4, 44
7th Low Net, 6, 44
8th Emco Foreskins, 4, 43
9th Mackay & Partners, 4, 43
10th The Chain Gang, 3, 42
11th Northerm, 1, 41
12th Matco Transporation, 3, 41
13th Macdonald & Co., 8, 39
14th Irving Collision, 5, 38
15th NuWay Crushing, 7, 35
16th Shoppers Drug, 3, 33
17th Norline Coaches, 2, 32
18th Totaltrac Yukon, 0, 31
19th Olson Construction, 6, 31
20th Triple “J” Services, 7, 30
21st Whitehorse Business
Machines, 0, 27
22nd Airline Inn, 5, 27
23rd Northwestel, 2, 25
24th Talmark/Sit Easy, 4, 25
25th Casa Loma Motel, 4, 19
26th RoadHouse Offsales Relics, 2, 12
27th Skookum Asphalt, 1, 10
Dustball
Men’s A
1st P&M Recycling, Whitehorse
2nd Stereo North, Sitka
3rd Copy Express, Juneau
Men’s B
1st Timberwolves, Juneau
2nd Gas N’ Go, Juneau
3rd Chico’s Bail Bonds, Skagway
Men’s C
1st Les Schwab, Juneau
2nd Coates Services, Whitehorse
3rd Sled Porn, Whitehorse
Men’s D
1st Rounders, Juneau
2nd Yukon Pump, Whitehorse
3rd Mayo Fire Dept., Mayo
Women’s A
1st The Cellar, Sitka
2nd AKA Girls, Juneau
3rd The Crew, Whitehorse
Women’s B
1st Pine Dental, Whitehorse
2nd Bamboo Babes, Juneau
3rd Diehards, Haines
Women’s C
1st Cliff’s Enviro-Therm, Whitehorse
2nd Parts Plus, Haines
3rd Pillagettes, Whitehorse
Co-ed A
1st Imperial Saloon, Juneau
2nd Casa Loma, Whitehorse
3rd Len’s Painting, Whitehorse
Co-ed B
1st Juneau Valley Liquor, Junea
2nd Mail Boxes Etc., Whitehorse
3rd Haz Gas, Juneau
Co-ed C
1st Faro Golf Course, Whitehorse
2nd Carmacks, Carmacks
3rd Coke, Whitehorse