Once again Sidney will play
host to a Victoria Wheelers
Cycling Club criterium race. _

The Sidney Criterium will be
held Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
and will feature a number of
events.

The course will make a circuit
of Bevan and Beacon avenues and

Youth friathion

UVic will host the Victoria
Youth Triathlon Sunday, June
21, for athletes 7-16 years-old.

The swim, bike and run event
is an entry level triathlon organ-
ized by Team West Coast and
UVic athletics and recreation

department. Second and Fourth streets.

An entry fee of $15 is Wheelers organizer Austin
required and a variety of awards Smith expects five categories: to
and prizes are available for Tun during the day.
participants, Action is scheduled to start at 10

a.m. with a combined women and
masters 30-lap race around the

For more information contact
Wayne Coulson at 656-6781

(evenings). course.
: z : Veterans will be the next group,
WOITIOFS WINNING | followed by Category 4, Category
3 and a Category 1 and 2 com-
The Peninsula Midget Warri- bined event.

ors lacrosse team extended their
unbeaten streak to five games
with a win and tie last week.

The Warriors were led by
Clayton Mitchell, who
exploded for five goals and two
assists, in an 11-10 victory over
Saanich A2 last Wednesday.

Mitchell also had a goal in
the team’s tie with Victoria/
Esquimalt last Tuesday, giving
him 11 goals and five assists.

Mark Wildy scored his
second hat trick of the season
in the 11-10 win.

Relay ieams win

North Saanich Middle
School track athletes were at
UVic last week for the All-
School Relays.

Paul Friedmeyer placed
second in the 1,500-metre event
while John Goulet gained a
third in the 100-metre sprint. #8. :

The midget boy’s relay team, hole competition with a round of
with Friedmeyer, Goulet, Jens 36.

Jakobsen and Cam Inouye,
earned third place in the 4-X-
100 metre.

Bantam boys Kris Porter,
Chris Worthing, Pouya Azar
and Martine Cardle trotted to
sixth place in their 4-X-100
metre event.

The 4-X-800 metre mixed
relay squad of Friedmeyer,
Jakobsen, Samantha Milne and
Becky Herbert came in fifth
place.

Smith said that juniors and
cadets will ride in their respective
categories.

The event is open to anyone
with a certified racing license but
registration can be no later than 15

Golf ladies
maich results

Glen Meadows Ladies golf team
held their first pin round competi-
tion in late April with Edie Gross
winning the match.

She scored a net 70, to finish
three under on the par 73 course.

Erma Hatt and Rosemary Smith
earned second and third-place,
respectively, with one-under
rounds of 72.

Dorothy Clark finished fourth
with a two over par 75 in the
medal play competition.

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“Most of the entry fee will be
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The Wheelers have been hold-
ing events in Sidney since the
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said is an ideal location for cycling
Taces.

“The nice thing about Sidney is
it is so close to the ferries,” he
said. “The town is only about a
10-minute ride from the terminal
and this can save the cyclists a lot
of money for transportation.

“Another great thing has been
the support of the people of the
town and the councils on the
Peninsula.”

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are reminded that the streets in the
course will be closed to traffic and
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