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    Bowers, Martin qualify for provincials

    Squamish cross-country athletes heading to Prince George
    - Sarah Bowers (left) and Shondra Martin pose after qualifying for the Provincial finals in cross country after placing sixth and 18th respectively on Oct. 24. The duo will now travel to Prince George for the Provincials on Nov. 3. - Photo by Ben Lypka/The Chief
    Photo by Ben Lypka/The Chief

    Sarah Bowers (left) and Shondra Martin pose after qualifying for the Provincial finals in cross country after placing sixth and 18th respectively on Oct. 24. The duo will now travel to Prince George for the Provincials on Nov. 3.

    November 1, 2012

    A pair of young local runners are off to Prince George to compete against the province’s best.

    Sarah Bowers, a Grade 10 student from Howe Sound Secondary School, and Don Ross Secondary Grade 9 student Shondra Martin are heading to B.C.’s northern capital after a top-20 finish in the North Shore Zone cross-country finals, which took place at DRSS on Oct. 24.

    The duo took on more than 100 runners from Grade 8 to 12 in the five-kilometre race, with Bowers placing sixth and Martin finishing 18th. The top 20 girls and boys qualified for provincials. The top-ranked local boy was HSSS student Phillpp Hartung, who placed 59th overall.

    Martin and Bowers head to Prince George for the provincial cross-country race, taking place on Saturday (Nov. 3).

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