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COMPETITORS make their way through the
Seymour Demonstration Forest in this year's
inaugural duathion. Ron Rocher (No. 286) was
the evertua! race winner with Brackendale's
Richard Lee (No. 274) finishing fourth.

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Endurance season

North Vancouver athlete
places second in duathion

Robert Galster

News Reporter robert@nsnews.com

S SEYMOUR Demonstration Forest played

s host to more than 50 panting athletes last
week as they made their way through this
season’s first duathion.

Vancouver’s Ron Rocher wen whe men's event with a .
time of 1:28:54. On the wome:'’s side, Richmond's - . can : a ; S 4
Josephine Hetvei led the way with a dime of 1:50:12, : tle ; . wy

Consisting of a five kilometre run tellowed by a 35
kilometre bike nde and capped off with anorber tive kilo-
metre run, the race marked the first outing $1 the Cayuse
Endurance Series.

At the sturt Of lig race, Richard feo of Neackeri ale
took the early lead with North Vancouver’s Andrew
Hervenberg in close pursuit, The ewo would finish in that
‘order but two racers in addition to Rocher passed them
en route, As a result, lze and Herzenberg finished 4th
and Sth respectively.

North Vancouver's Andrea Wicbe finished the race in
second place, exactly one minute behind Hetvei.

“Thad a pretty good race especially the bike portion.”
said the 26-year-old Windsor teacher. “think it helped
thar [ know the course because [ train around here.

The next race in the Cayuse Endurance friathlon and

B Duathlon Series is set Jor May 23 when participants will
B endure the rigors of aduathion at Harrison Hot Springs.
The series returns to the North Shore on June 20 for

rwo events: the Summer Evening Duathlon and the
§ Extreme Afternoon Triathlon. RICHARD Lee (No. 274) took a slim lead into the race tran-

Atnathlon replaces the first run tee ofa duathlon with sition area, but was unable to hold off eventual race winner
a swim. Ron Rocher (No. 286).

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