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LEISURE »199M Pinv It Nenin ■ CANADIAN STATESMAN JAN PAGE 8THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JANUARY 3,2001 New & Used Starting at &LEISURE »199M pinv it nenin ■ CANADIAN STATESMAN JAN. 3, 2001 SPORTS Clarington Swim Club finishes third at regional championships The Clarington Swim 200m individual medley breaststroke (gold), 200m Nicholas Topolie - 200m Club sent 30 swimmers to (bronze), 100m butterfly freestyle relay (silver), 200m medley relay (gold), 50m compete at the Huronia Re­ (bronze). breaststroke (silver), 50m freestyle (bronze), 100m gional Championship held at Amanda Elliott - 200m freestyle (bronze). butterfly (bronze). the CFB Borden and cap­ freestyle relay (bronze). tured third place overall. Kayla Fernandez - 200m This was the first time freestyle relay (bronze). Pair of shutouts that Clarington participated Sara Grimoldby - 200m in this meet and coach Karen freestyle relay (silver). Holbrook was very pleased Malcolm Holbrook - 200m for Sports Exchange with the performances of the medley relay (gold), 200m team members. freestyle relay (silver), The Canadian Sports n’t able to score in a 0-0 “This was a real team 1500m freestyle (silver), Exchange major atom tie. meet with everyone con­ 400m freestyle (silver), Triple A Toros collected Facing the top place tributing to the point total,” 200m butterfly (silver), two wins and a tie in recent team Pickering-Ajax, the she said. 100m butterfly (silver). play. Toros won easily 7-2 with The team was housed in Marshall Holbrook - 200m Against the Central Luke Pither scoring three Base Borden barracks and medley relay (gold), 100m Wolves, Jory Fuller posted times. Daniel McCarthy, ate at the mess hall adding to backstroke (gold), 200m a shutout in a 2-0 win on Nick Arujo, Adam the overall experience of the freestyle relay (silver), 200m goals by Matthew Raco Buchanan and Raco had swimmers. backstroke (silver), 200m in­ and Brandon Ernst. Josh one goal each. Assists went The following are the re­ dividual medley (bronze). , Bailey, Mitch Callieu and to Bailey (2), Mark Visser, sults from the Clarington Brittany Hunt - 200m Carl Andrews had assists. Zak Snowden, Brock Mur­ team. freestyle relay (bronze). Fuller collected his sec­ phy, Callieu and Ernst. Brian Beaudette - 200m Ashley Idle - 200m butterfly ond shutout in a row in the Kyle Feldcamp delivered freestyle relay (gold), 200m (silver). next game against Oshawa, his best performance of the medley relay (gold), 200m Elisha James - 200m but the Toros ’ offence was­ season in goal. individual medley (bronze), freestyle relay (silver), 50m 100m butterfly (bronze). freestyle (silver), 100m Greg Beneteau - 200m freestyle (silver). freestyle relay (gold), 200m Jessica McDonnell - 800m backstroke (bronze), 200m freestyle (silver), 400m indi ­ butterfly (bronze). vidual medley (silver), 200m | Taylan Brown - 50m freestyle relay (bronze). : SAVE $50 freestyle (bronze). Abraam Patdchurst - 200m when you sign up for Jeremy Doner - 200m medley relay (gold), 200m freestyle relay (gold), 200m freestyle relay (silver), 200m one month of Karate medley relay (gold), 400m butterfly (bronze). individual medley (gold), Lynsey Rivest - 200m lessons. 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