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Water Polo Canada www.waterpolo.ca Suite 12 - 1010 Polytek Court tel: (613) 748-5682 Gloucester, ON K1J 9H9 fax: (613) 748-5777 2009-07-15 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE / DISTRIBUTION IMMÉDIATE Water Polo Canada is pleased to announce the 2009 FINA World Aquatic Championship Water Polo Rosters. The games will be held from July 17 to August 2. Please visit www.waterpolo.ca for schedules and the current National Team media guide. Water Polo Canada est ravi d’annoncer la liste finale des participants pour les Championnats Mondiaux FINA 2009. Les jeux se dérouleront du 17 juillet au 2 août. Nous vous prions de visiter notre site web au www.waterpolo.ca pour l’horaire et le nouveau Guide Média pour nos Équipes Nationales. WOMEN’S NATIONAL TEAM\ ÉQUIPE NATIONALE FÉMININE Rachel Riddell Vancouver, BC Krystina Alogbo Montreal, QC Carmen Eggens Vancouver, BC Emily Csikos Calgary, AB Katrina Monton Dorval, QC Rosanna Tomiuk Beaconsfield, QC Joelle Bekhazi Pointe-Claire, QC Dominique Perreault Montreal, QC Christine Robinson Lachine, QC Tara Campbell Baie D’Urfé, QC Marina Radu Pointe-Claire, QC Whitney Genoway Regina, SK Marissa Janssens Beaconsfield, QC Jenna Crook Regina, SK Staff\Personel: Patrick Oaten – Pointe-Claire, Quebec, Head Coach\Entraîneur-chef Daniel Berthelette – Montreal, Quebec, Assistant Coach\Assistant-entraîneur Gyula Toth – Calgary, Alberta, Assistant Coach\Assistant-entraîneur Jonathan Clarke, Beaconsfield, Quebec, Team Leader\Gérant MEN’S NATIONAL TEAM\ ÉQUIPE NATIONALE MASCULINE Robin Randall, Drinkwater, SK Constantine Kudaba, Port Coquitlam,, BC Jonathan Ruse, Dorval, QC Justin Boyd, Beaconsfield, QC Devon Diggle, Montreal, QC Thomas Marks, Captain, Vancouver Brandon Jung, Vancouver, BC Kevin Graham, Regina, SK Aaaron Feltham, Lindsay, ON Dusko Dakic, Hull, QC Nicolas Constantin Bicari, Repentigny,, QC Jared Mcelroy, Calgary, AB Nic Youngblud, Hamilton ON Staff\Personnel: Dragan Jovanovic, Calgary, AB, Head Coach\ Entraîneur- chef Alexsandar Beslin, Calgary, AB, Assistant Coach\ Assistant-entraîneur Robert Couillard, Montreal, Quebec, Assistant Coach\ Assistant-entraîneur Neil Muir, Calgary Alberta, Team Leader\ Gérant __________________________________________________________________________________________ 2009 FINA World Aquatic Championships / Championnats Mondiaux FINA 2009 .

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