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PAGE 14 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JULY 9,2003 www.durhamregion.com Darlington under-15 squad wins back-to-back triumphs CLARINGTON - The Darlington Cedar Park Resorl/Allstate Insurance/Zellers SS's under-15 regional boys' soccer learn won back-lo-back tournaments in June. After winning in Peterborough earlier in the month, the team repealed as champions of its own Darlington tournament. The SS's went 4-1-0 overall as they blanked Ajax, Windsor and Brampton, 1-0 in each outing. A 2-1 setback to Pickering set up a rematch in the final Martin clears hurdles en route to double gold at track natio Derek Gillespie may be the lead- .ig money winner on the Canadian Tour so far this season, but it won't necessarily bother him if he's not No. 1 by the end of the year. In fact, it wouldn't bug him if he doesn't play another Canadian Tour i event all season. i That's because the Oshawa na- s live, who finished in a tie for fourth in last weekend's Samsung Canadian Canadian PGA Championship at Dia- mondBack in Richmond Hill, has wedged his way into conditional status on the Nationwide Tour, a step below his ultimate goal - the PGA Tour. icing Gillesprnamstring pull s6f\-277 '■'"xfnr provincial high school championships championships in St. Catharines last month, Paul Martin ran to double hurdles gold at the Canadian junior track and field showcase hosted at Griffith Stadium July 4 to 6. He captured gold in the 400- metre hurdles in a personal-best time of 53.48 seconds, which met f the qualifying standards for the Pan-Am junior championships, where the SS's handed them a 4-0 thumping. Tournament MVP Geoff Powell scored twice and set up two others others for the SS's in the tournament. Mike Tuz scored two goals, Greg Bathe had a goal and assist, Eric Bonazza had two assists, Jeremy Boychyn, Andrew Knapp and Blake Howsam all added single markers .while Chris Jukic and Mark Van Oudenaren added one helper each. Darlington U12: The Darlington Mosport U12 soccer team never recovered recovered from an early onslaught in Peterborough, Peterborough, losing a 3-1. After falling behind 3-0 in the first half, Darlington controlled a good portion portion of the play in the second half and was rewarded with the lone goal, scored by Eric Forrest on a rebound of a Garrett Klompmaker shot. Nick Kuijpers and Michael Brabender were strong in the midfield, Teddy Roeloffzen, Kyle Campbell and Doug Allingham were stellar on defence, and callup Rory Craddock was solid in goal, stopping a penalty kick in the second half. Jonathan Cloutier, Bryan Engelbert, Daniel Gallant, Justin Hall, Trevor Hill and Kyle Penfound also played well for Darlington. 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Martin also won the 11 Om hurdles hurdles crown in 2002. Three other Durham Region athletes athletes were crowned national junior champions at the meet. Oshawa's Patricia Mayers ran the 400-metres in 54.72 seconds to continue her dominance in the event. She recently wrapped up a stellar high school career at East- dale Collegiate by winning OFSAA in both the 400m and 200m, and will head to the University of Nebraska Nebraska on scholarship this fall. Bowmanvillc's Mark Dillon, equally dominant in the high jump, won that event with a 2.06m leap. He is off to the University of Toronto in the fall. Whitby's Mary Egbo-Egbo easily easily outdistanced the competition in the triple jump with an 11.95m bound. There was some concern over whether Martin should compete at the junior nationals. l ie was cautioned by physiotherapist physiotherapist Ed Ratz to forego the junior nationals as his hamstring was still not 100-per cent healed after only four weeks of treatment following his injury. 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