Silver for Mark Arendz at para-nordic World Cup
Kevin Yarr | CBC News | Posted: March 21, 2017 2:00 PM | Last Updated: March 21, 2017
Arendz scheduled to compete in final event of the season Wednesday
P.E.I.'s Mark Arendz won a silver medal Tuesday at the final World Cup event of the para-nordic season in Sapporo, Japan.
Arendz missed just one shot in 12.5 km standing biathlon, coming in behind Benjamin Daviet of France.
He is scheduled to compete in the final World Cup event of the season on Wednesday, the standing 7.5 km race.
Arendz is currently ranked third in the world in men's standing paranordic biathlon.
Voted as athletic representative
Last week, Arendz was elected as the Athlete Representative on World Para Nordic Skiing's Sport Technical Committee.
The vote took place while athletes were gathered at Pyeongchang for a 2018 Paralympic Test Event.
He will serve a two-year term, acting as liaison between the athletes and the STC.
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