Sandpoint native second in 100K race
Eric Plummer Sports Editor | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 10 years, 7 months AGO
<p>Sandpoint native Cody Kritzeck recently finished second in a 100 kilometer race in Washington. Kritzeck, a former Sandpoint cross country runner, finished the 100K race in 11 hours and 13 minutes. (Courtesy photo)</p>
SANDPOINT — What would possess a person to run 100 kilometers, or 62 miles and change for those keeping score at home?
The answer to that question has its genesis at Farmin-Stidwell field, where a young Cody Kritzeck first stumbled upon a love that is still burning strong today.
“I’ve had a passion for running, and it started in the third grade at Farmin-Stidwell,” said Kritzeck, a 28 year-old facilities worker now living in Palouse, Washington. “I’ve been running for most of my life.”
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