Chilly evening winds coming off a still-frozen Chadburn Lake challenged the 78 participants at the second orienteering evening of the summer.
The open slopes and woods provided excellent running, before the alder leaves arrive to diminish visibility.
Here are the top finishers in each division:
Novice - two kilometres, 50-
metre climb
1st Austin Turner-Davis, Tim
Turner-Davis, 21:32
2nd Daniel Frost, Pauline Frost,
21:36
3rd Anna Janowicz, Leslie
Gomm, 29:28
Intermediate-short – two kilo
metres, 85-metre climb
1st Phil Hoffman, 32:30
2nd Logan Roots, 36:16
3rd MiaClaire Woodland, Cord
Hamilton, 41:40
Intermediate-long -
4.5 kilometres, 135-metre climb
1st Colin Abbott, 46:40
2nd Ben Senkpiel, Katherine
Scheck, 48:39
3rd Nansen Murray, 55:35
Advanced - 6.5 kilometres,
190-metre climb
1st Afan Jones, 69:05
2nd Forest Pearson, 78:51
Soccer
Under-16 (Tuesday)
Norline 8
Quarton & Sutherland 3
Nick Fabbro-Swizdaryk and Josh Hanrath both scored four goals as Norline beat up on Q&S.
Josh Blythe, Lelainia Harvey and Alden Smyth replied with singles for the losing squad. MVPs were Lenna Charlie for Norline and Danielle Ouimet for Q & S.
Qualita 9
Medicine Chest 1
Nathan Wallace had four goals, Stephen Dynes got a hat trick and Connor Boyle added one more for Qualita.
Joaquin McWatters scored the Medicine Chest’s only goal. Dillon Vickerman was the Chest’s MVP and Kara Schofield was Qualita’s top player.
Under-13 (Tuesday)
ReMax 2
Irving Collision 2
Katie Lowey and Will Parker scored for ReMax, and Kira Hunston took MVP honours.
Robin Smith and Odette Rivard were Irving’s scorers, and Justin Kreft was MVP.
Whitehorse Motors 7
Intersport 3
Jeremy Mann led the Motors with a hat trick, Helen Hedstrom-Langford added a pair and Caleb Kelly and Thomas Mills booted singles. Chase Wolsynuk was player of the game.
MVP Brandi Scobie scored a pair for Intersport, and Theron (no last name) added one.
Versatile Rentals 3
New West Technologies 2
Ale Adamek scored two for Versatile, and sibling Tayo added a sinlge. Shannon Thompson took MVP honours.
Steven Harlow and Cameron Weeks scored for New West, while Solay Stimson was named top player.
Under-12 (Wednesday)
Dana Naye Ventures 5
Bumper to Bumper 4
Kurtis Hills hit the twine four times for Dana Naye, and MVP Kasey Reed put the nail in the coffin.
Brayden Kulych scored a pair for the Bumpers, Tyler Wiens and Brandon Langenhan added singles. Miriam Ott was the top Bumper.
Wal-Mart 4
BMO Bank of Montreal 3
Charlie Kedziora was an offensive force, scoring all four of Walmart’s goals, while Kiana Palamar was named MVP for strong defence.
Dylan Sands scored two for BMO and Matthew Pollard added a single. Jake Ruddy was named player of the game.
Under-10 (Wednesday)
The Deli 1
Hougen’s Sportslodge 1
A defensive draw, that saw Craig Berube score for The Deli, and Trent Pumphrey reply for Sportslodge.
Karn Seamen was The Deli’s top player, and Brendyn Gendron was named MVP for Sportslodge.
Alkan Air 7
Team Seven 6
Jerred Steinback led Alkan to victory with four big goals, and Alidas Jamnicky was no slouch with three goals in this high-scoring match. Nate Cherinet took MVP honours.
Tanner Borsa’s five goals, and Peter Joe Jensen’s single weren’t enough to put Team Seven on top. Shonda Kitchen was Team Seven’s top player.
Clearview Autoglass 3
M & A Yukon 1
Adam Waddington scored two for Clearview, and Lindsay Eby added a single. Jessica Harlow was their player of the game.
Mike Bennett notched a goal for M&A, and Brittany Au was named MVP.
Under-eight MVP’s (Tuesday)
Northerm - Mikaela Ponsoien and Maren Sinclair-Eckert
AON Reed Stenhouse - Alexis Gee for Best Dribbler and Christopher Holms for Best Shot
Tailer Construction - Mira Tuzlak and Andrew Brandt
Budget Rental Car - Jamie McLeish and Jack Blisner
Northern Denture Clinic - Brooke Peters and Riley Olson
Under-seven top kickers (Tuesday)
Metro Chrysler - Bram Hyde
Kilrich Industries - Jarrod
Morgan
Super A - J.J. Cannings
Duffy’s Pet Food - Michaela
DeCook
Underhill Geomatics -
Mackenzie Orban
DHL Express - Argus Huggard
Yukon Registered Nurses -
Jessica Francis and Riley Smoler
Under-six MVP’s (Monday)
Local YO 17 - Noah Demchuk
WHTV - Matthew McBride
(Wednesday)
Arcon Contracting - Hannah
Jirousek (for shot blocking).
Local YO 17 All Star - Kirklin
Brown.
Cycling
VeloNorth / Icycle Sports ITT Series # 2
Thirty-two riders showed up in Porter Creek to ride the second in the summer’s series of time trials being sponsored by Icycle Sports.
The Porter Creek course is known as a difficult one with fast descents and short steep uphills.
Daniel Greer had an excellent ride, capturing first in the men’s expert category.
Heather Enders continues to show great form and was first in the expert women’s class.
The men’s sport class was the largest group and very competitive. John Berryman edged veteran rider Bob Bowerman and newcomer Jesse Reams for the win.
While in the sport women’s class Christine Todd broke the 40-minute mark by one second for the victory.
The next race on VeloNorth’s schedule is the Jake’s Corner road race being held this coming Saturday, May 20th at 8 a.m. at the rest stop at the top of Robert Service Way.
Top finishers in each division:
1 Lap: 10.9 km
Novice men
1st Tom Ullyett, 19:53
2nd Torsten Eder, 21:11
Novice women
1st Sue Richards, 24:22
2nd Claire Kiemele, 25:30
2 Laps: 21.8 km
Sport men
1st John Berryman, 35:53
2nd Bob Bowerman, 36:11
3rd Jesse Reams, 36:17
Sport Women
1st Christine Todd, 39:59
2nd Leona Etmanski, 41:08
3rd Trina Irving, 45:33
Expert men
1st David Greer, 34:16
2nd Jerome McIntyre, 34:34
3rd Scott Kirby, 35:00
Expert women
1st Heather Enders, 38:39
2nd Allison Furniss, 40:14
3rd Nicole Ruest, 40:58