BS - Sunday News, June 21, 1981

The third Seymour Hill Run

“It -is probably — the
most difficult fun run in
the Lower. Mainland

and one of the most.

challenging races to be
found in the area.

After all, running up a
mountain is not easy.

But for all that, the third |

_ apnual Seymour Hill Run
Sunday attracted 270
runners who attempted to
deal with a 12.2 kilometre
(8.25 ‘miles) race from the
bottom of Mount Seymour
- to'the parking lot at the top.
The elavation gain is 907
metres.

The- race started at 8:30
a.m. and Kelly Brown, Steve
Brindle and Ron Wichmann
quickly . established them-
selves as the leaders.

After the nine kilometre
mark, Brown became the
clear leader and he was only
challenged from a distance
by occasional surges from
Brindle. |

Brown was the first across
the line with a time of 56
- minutes “40 seconds, 20
seconds slower than last
year’s winning time. :

Len Helms, who won the

race last year and the year
before, attended the event
but did not participate.

As organizer Dave Wong
put it, Helms was “physically
and mentally taking a break”
after running the Vancouver
International Marathon last
month...

The first North Shore
runner to finish was.Gordon
Ferguson who placed fifth
with a time of one hour 42

seconds.

A highlight of the race was
the very competitive Super
Masters. men category for

men between the ages of 50

and 59.

Hans Wurm topped the
category for the third year in
a row with a time of 1:06.18,

_ and 25th placing overall.

North’ Shore.’ “resident
Loreen Barnett was the first

woman to finish. “with a time

‘The North Vancouver
Cruisers swim club captured
four first place ribbons at the

Coquitlam Sharks. ‘B’ In-

vitational
week at
Coquitlam.
Shawna Bruce finished
first in the 50 metre
backstroke and the 50 metre
butterfly in the girls 9 and 10

meet held last
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division, and was. also
second in the 50 metre
backstroke.

In the same age group,
Cydane Morgan finished first
in the 50 metre breaststroke,
while in the girls 8 and under
group, Andrea Lee finished
first in the same event.

Other Cruisers who
finished in the finals of the
eight team meet were: Jason

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Thonipson., third in the eight

and under boys 50m
breaststroke: Teresa Knoll,
third -in the girls 9 and 10
50m _ breaststroke, sixth in
the 100m individual medley,
seventh in the 50m
backstroke; Sean Lehmann,
fifth in the boys 9 and 10 50m
backstroke; Collen Buckoll,
third in the girls 11 and 12
100m freestyle and 50m
backstroke.

In the boys 11 and 12
division, Craig Maddess
finished second in the 50m
backstroke, Steve Bolt was
third in the 200m Individual
medley, and Craig Bolt was
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stroke.

In the 13 and 14 year-old
age group, Alessia Freschi

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of 1:12.32.

Although it was the sort of
run in which little.relief can
be found at any. time, the
runners were ‘thankful for
the support crew from the
North Shore. Search and
Rescue Team Society which

- provided an aid station at the

half way point; and radio
and medical support teams.
Proceeds from the.run were
donated to the society.

North Shore runners were
dominant in all categories of
the race.

Jim Bishop was first in the
masters. men (40-49)
division, Daniel McDonald
was second in the junior
men, Ingrid Otto was ‘the
first junior woman, and
Bonnie Gordon was the
second placed masters
woman.

Here is the list of all North
Shore. finishers and their
places:

5. Gordon Ferguson 1:00.42

11. Jim Bishop 1:03.42

16. Murray Holms 1:04.41
21. Daniel McDonald 1:05.54
26. Les McDonald 1:06.24
27. David Francis, 1:06.29
28. Tim Corcoran 1:06.38
31. David Adams 1 07.11
35. Tim Tanton 1:07.23
36. Robert Kush 1:07.32
42. Alan Ross 1:08.27

54. Ken Ingo 1:09.43

100m
backstroke for .girls. and
Brian Lehmann was third in
the 200m individual medley
and fourth in the 50m
butterfly, for the boys.

_61. Joe Corcoran 1:10.38
65. Keith Spencer 1:10.49
82. Neil Holm 1:12.21
85. Loreen Barnett 1:12.32
94. Ron Burrows 1:13.45
- 100. Charlie Mayrs 1:14.33
103. John Webb 1:14.51
-136. Dale Mattews 1:14.51
141. ‘Nick Milkovich 1:17.32
142, Yan Thompson 1:17.42
144. ‘Rick Peck 1:18.02
151. Patrick Krohn 1: 18.34
169,:.Roy Smith 1:21 .49.
173.: ‘Kristine Sandberg 1:21 .59
174. John Stuart 1:22.02'
184. Billi Henderson 1:23.16
188. Doug White 1:24.02
-190. Ingrid Otto 1:24.36
197. Dean Stanton 1:24.54
198. Mark Stanton 1:24.54
200. Betty Jean McHugh 1:25.03
205. ‘Terry Gordon 1:25.42
206. Barrie Street 1:25.49
207. Nancy Deans 1:25.57
211. Madeline Mattson 1:26.42
213. Jessica Baku 1:27.16
215. Ron Goss 1:27.39
220. Marian Webb 1:27.57
223. Jeanie Ewart 1:28.35
224. Bonnie Gordon 1:28.44
228. Wendy Young 1:29.14
233.Maria Mulder 1:32.10
235. Dave Sherlock 1:32.57
*245. Sarah Henderson 1:35.21
*246. Molly Garnes 1:35.22
*247. Jean Harrison 1.36.57
*251. Margret Henderson 1:36.57
°252. Ruth Attfield 1:36.57
*253. Beverly Hirschfeld 1:36.57
257.. Sharon Bishop 1:38.33
259. Vicki Heller 1-40

“Walkers, who started 30
minutes before the runners.

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In the 15 and over boys
division, Peter Klassen was

fourth in both the 50m
butterfly, and 100m
backstroke.

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