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Jeux De La Francophonie (JDLF) – Composition De L'équipe Beirut 2445 boul. St-Laurent Blvd. Suite B1-110 OTTAWA ON K1G 6C3 : (613) 260-5580 : (613) 260-0341 : www.athletics.ca : [email protected] Jeux de la Francophonie (JDLF) – Composition de l’équipe Beirut, Lebanon ~ 27 octobre-6 septembre 2009 Nom Événement Entraîneur personnel Ville d’origine Homme Hank Palmer 100m Daniel St-Hilaire Lasalle, QC Sam Effah 100m, 200m Brenda Van Tighem Calgary, AB Jason Kerr 100m Catherine Bond-Mills London, ON Rohan Stewart 200m Laurier Primeau Burnaby, BC Daniel Harper 400m Frank Bucca Brampton, ON Geoffrey Harris 800m Heather Hennigar Halifax, NS Brian Roppelt 800m Glen Playfair Edmonton, AB Adam Currie 800m Sylvain Lavallée Verdun, QC Matt Lincoln 1500m Bill Stevens Scarborough, ON Tim Konoval 1500m Dave Scott-Thomas Parry Sound, ON Karl Jennings 100mH Loren Seagrave Toronto, ON Jared MacLeod 100mH Cliff Rovelto Winnipeg, MB Nigel Joseph 400mH John Cannon Edmonton, AB Alex Genest 3000m S/C Dave Scott-Thomas Sherbrooke, QC Josh Karanja 3000m S/C John Goodridge Ottawa, ON Inaki Gomez 20 KM Gerry Dragomir Vancouver, BC Racewalk Derek Watkins High Jump David Hay Ottawa, ON Mark Dillon High Jump David Hay Bomanville, ON David Foley Pole Vault Francois Thenault Sherbrooke QC Kristian Wilson Pole Vault Independent London, ON Josh Kirkpatrick Pole Vault Keith Heard London, ON Christopher Long Jump Alfredo Villar-Sbaffi Montreal, QC Greenaway Dylan Shot Put Dr. Anatoliy Bondarchuk Kamloops, BC Armstrong Matthew Shot Put, Ian Maplethorpe Doherty Hammer Andrew Shot Put Joel Skinner Brights Grove, ON Ysebaert Michael Ransky Discus Bogdan Poprawski Grimsby, ON Owen Willems Discus Jim Wardle Guelph, ON Greg Pilling Discus Larry Levine London, ON Brad Millar Hammer Randy Millar Port Elgin, ON Sean Steacy Hammer Larry Steinke Lethbridge, AB Kyle Nielsen Javelin Tom Nielsen Coquitlam, BC Cutis Moss Javelin Laurier Primeau Burnaby, BC Reid Gustavson Decathlon Laurier Primeau West Vancouver, BC Jamie Adjetey- Decathlon Brett Lumley Windsor, ON Nelson Femme Teneshia Peart 100m John Cannon Calgary, AB Genevieve Thibault 100m Fabrice Akué Quebec, QC 2445 boul. St-Laurent Blvd. Suite B1-110 OTTAWA ON K1G 6C3 : (613) 260-5580 : (613) 260-0341 : www.athletics.ca : [email protected] Chantal Grant 100m Marvin Nash Winnipeg, MB Esther Akinsulie 200m, 400m Hugh Conlin Ottawa, ON Kimberly Hyacinthe 200m Daniel St-Hailaire Lachenaie, QC Amonn Nelson 200m Brenda Van Tighem Calgary, AB Carline Muir 400m Derek Evely Edmonton, AB Vicky Tolton 400m Dave Cusano Smithers, BC Jennifer Kemp 800m Matthew Norminton Edmonton, AB Leanna MacLean 800m Heather Hennigar New Glasgow, NS Melissa Bishop 800m Ray Elrick Eganville, ON Marie-Ève Dugas 110mH Carole Crevier Laval, QC Meredith McGregor 3000m S/C Brit Townsend Surrey, BC Dana Buchanan 3000m S/C Ray Elrick Beachburg, ON Megan Huzzey Racewalk Gerry Dragomir Vancouver, BC Marina Crivello Racewalk Serge Jevdy Montreal, QC Jillian Drouin High Jump Joel Skinner Corunna, ON Nicole Forrester High Jump James Henry New Market, ON Sarah Boyle High Jump David Hay Scarborough, ON Gabriella Duclos- Pole Vault Sheldon Blockbuger Quebec, QC Lasner Leanna Wellwood Pole Vault Rob Pike Edmonton, AB Dayna Maaten Pole Vault Kevin DiNardo Sarnia, ON Julie Labonté Shot Put François Pap Ste-Justine, QC Stephanie Jackson Shot Put Sylvia Kontra London, ON Maggie Mullen Shot Put Joel Skinner Corunna, ON Marie-Josée Lejour Discus Darrin Reesal Pierrefonds, QC Chantal Spies Discus Dean Bertoia Portreeve, SK Alanna Kovacs Discus Monique Kovacs/Brandon Minesing, ON Murer Megann Vandervliet Hammer Dr. Anatoliy Bondarchuk Kamloops, BC Heather Steacy Hammer Larry Steinke Lethbridge, AB Elisabeth Dubourt Hammer Dean Bertoia Saskatoon, SK Brooke Pighin Javelin Tom Nielsen Port Alberni, BC Elise Petitjean Javelin Robert Lavoie Montreal, QC Deanna Zelinka Javelin Dr. Anatoliy Bondarchuk London, ON Susan Coltman Heptathlon Bart Bennema Peterborough, ON Jennifer Cotten Heptathlon Vickie Croley London, ON PERSONNEL DE L’EQUIPE NATIONALE Nom Position Ville d’origine Daniel St-Hilaire Entraîneur-chef Montreal, QC Nathalie Muller Gérante d’équipe Montreal, QC Brenda van Tighem Entraîneurs Calgary, AB d’épreuves Thelma Wright Entraîneurs Vancouver, BC d’épreuves Sue Wise Entraîneurs Stouffville, ON d’épreuves Richard Collier Entraîneurs Richmond, BC d’épreuves 2445 boul. St-Laurent Blvd. Suite B1-110 OTTAWA ON K1G 6C3 : (613) 260-5580 : (613) 260-0341 : www.athletics.ca : [email protected] Susan Labrecque Médecin Fleuriment, QC Guylaine Boutin Physiothérapeute Bromont, QC .
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