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J durhamregion.com Gymnasts steal the show Clarington brings home more than 55 medals from Sun Shine meet ORILLIA -- Athletes from Glaring- J ton Gymnastics Academy in Bowman- viHe recently travelled to Mariposa to compete in the Annual Sun Shine Invitational. Over 25 of Clarington's athletes took centre stage in their last meet of the season, with more than half of the Provincial Team moving up a level to try out some new skills learned over the year. More than 55 medals were brought home by the club including a number of special awards. Some of the youngest athletes representing representing the club in the Ontario Development Development Program (ODP) preformed their best earning them gold medals all around. Out of the youngest stars, Bowman- ville's Cailey Shewchuk received gold AA, placing first out of 40 athletes. Teammates, also from Bowmanville, Raine Sullaphen, Makaela Carmicheal, Natasha Derlis, Carolyn Cornall, Rachel McQuigge and Trisha Shewchuk Shewchuk all received gold all around. Level 3 age 9 Hailey Graham (very first competition competition ever) - second on vault, first on floor, third on beam, sixth on floor and third A A Kelsey Rozema - fifth on vault, seventh seventh on bars and beam, first on floor, seventh AA Holly Landry - first on vault, fifth , on bars, third on beam, tenth on floor and sixth AA Level 4 age 8 yrs Kendra Carson - third on vault, second second on bars, second on beam, first on floor and first AA. Claire Bignell - second on vault, first on bars, first on beam, third on floor and second AA Sydney McCutchcon -- first on vault, fourth on bars, fifth on beam, first on floor and third AA Erica Carson - fourth on vault, fourth on bars, third on beam, fourth on floor and fifth AA Level 4 age 9 Alyx White - third on vault, sixth on bars, third on beam, second on floor and fourth AA Nicole Masterangclo - third on vault, second on bars, fourth on beam, third on floor and third AA Danielle Jacobson - third on vault, fourth on bars, third on beam, fifth on floor and fourth AA Bria Mitchell - fourth on vault, sixth on bars, sixth on beam .fourth on floor and sixth AA Level 5 age 10 & 11 yrs Stephanie Cloutier -- fourth on vault, second on bars, first on beam, second on floor and second AA Mackenzie Clemens - second on vault, first on bars, second on beam, second on floor and first A A Stephanie Morfidis - fifth on vault, second on bars, third on beam, first on floor and second AA Emily Bayliss -- second on vault, third on bars, sixth on beam, sixth on floor and fifth AA Amanda Little -- second on vault, first on bars, second on beam, second on floor and first AA Chantcl Tays - third on vault, second on bars, third on beam, second on floor and second AA Level 7 age 9,10 and 11 yrs Rachel Dales - second on vault, bars, beam, fifth on floor second AA Tori Harness - third on vault, second on bars and beam, fifth on floor and second AA Courtney McKiniay - fourth on vault and bars, third on beam and floor, and fifth A A Shàylin Tefoglou -- fourth on vault and bars, sixth on beam and floor, and sixth AA Level 7 age 12 and up Emma Harness - first on vault and bars, fifth on beam, second on floor and first AA Carly Pearce -- fifth on vault, third on bars, second on beam, fifth on floor and fourth AA Emma Russo -- first on vault and bars; second on beam and floor, and first AA Clarington is gearing up to host their own annual meet June 17 and 18 with proceeds from the event going to help out the Canadian Cancer Foundation. THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ June 14,2006 ♦ Page B5 Novice 2 Gaels battle hard in tournament Move up a level in calibre to reach semis at Innisfil CLARINGTON -- The Clarington Novice 2 Gaels lacrosse team battled hard at a tournament in Innisfil. The team is ranked C/D, but faced B/C ranked teams. In round robin play the team lost to Newmarket 11-1, tied Innisfil 6-6, then lost to Barrie 10-3. That was enough to put the team into the semifinals, losing to Newmarket 10-0. Even facing stiff competition like the Newmarket team, players never gave up, giving it their all until the final buzzer. In other games, the team registered victories over the Beaches 7-2, Peterborough Peterborough #3 7-0 and Peterborough #2 4-2, but dropped games to Whitby #3 10-2, Markham 3-2 and Beaches 7-3. Total goals and assists in league, exhibition and tournament play to date: Matthew Jacula (3 goals), Spencer Spencer Jacobs (1 goal, 1 assist), Mitchell Mitchell Trachsler (1 goal), Bryan Smith (4 assists), Nathan Snoek (1 goal, 3 assists), Braden Gray (9 goals), Tessa Chad (1 assist), Bryce Philip (1 goal), Michael Swaine (2 goals, 3 assists), Mackenzie Schreurs (4 goals, 4 assists), Joshua Edwards (5 goals, 2 assists), Scott Hibbert (2 goals), Kyle Staal (2 assists), Matthew Denney (2 goals), Joshua Turner (2 goals), Matthew Matthew Valic (alternate player) (1 goal) and Adrian Jacobs (alternate player) (1 assist) Special mention to the outstanding goaltenders Jamie Phillips and Jacob Buckle. ' The coaching staff includes Dennis Jacobs (Head Coach), Jennifer Hibbert Hibbert (Manager), Steve Chad (Assistant Coach) and Rob Smith (Trainer). 16 have your fivers delivered by Durham's #1 Carrier Force! Call TODAY'S! Please recycle learn to Shoot a Flrearml They Even Gut The Price! 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