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TnEHERALOWediKbyApril2liaPgS Scott blaze trails at Henry track and field meet HIGH SCHOOL Bob Donker led the way as the GDHS Rebels put in an excellent weekend of work at the annual Father Henry Carr track and field meet at Centen nial Stadium last Friday and Saturday earned a pair of first place finishes junior boys and junior boys 3000- and was subsequently voted the top junior male athlete at the meet Jake also turned in a gold medal performance ing first place in the midget boys javelin with a respectable toes of marking a spank ing new GDHS school record What made the accomplishment even more notable was the fact Mashinter had never even thrown the javelin before the meet He just showed up and threw it said delighted GDHS head coach Bevin Clarke Another school record was established on Friday as standout midget athlete Trent Cull heaved the shot a distance of 1517- breaking his own previous school record set just two weeks earlier Other Rebels in the top three of their respective events included Brent second in midget boys 800metres and Scott Hobbs third in midget boys triple jump atll98metres Megan Lusby was fourth in the junior girls 3000 Teri Korzack was fourth in the senior girls and the opeirgiris relay team Kristy Lewis Anna Sarah Broughton and Sheri Nairn also earned a fourth Natalie finished fourth in both the junior girls 400metre hurdles and javelin as well as placing sixth in the 80metre hurdles Jake Mashinter added a fourth in the midget boys 800 and the Rebels open boys relay team Glenn Mulder Dave Lawrence Rob Jickling and Mike Dyer grabbed fifth The Rebels track contingent isd busy again this week with the an nual Nelson Relays at Burlington on Friday followed by the Roland Games at Torontos St Michaels Academy on Saturday Jennifer Scott was the star of the show as the Acton ran jumped and threw well at the Father Henry Carr Track and Field meet at Centennial Stadium last Friday Scott took gold in the senior girls triple jump her nearest competition by a com fortable centimetres and add ed a fourth in the long jump Shell be a good bet for OFSAA again said coach Shelley Most of Jennifers OF SAA competition was at this meet Jen Scott Over 100 schools and more than 1000 athletes participated in the weekend event and Scotts per formance was not the only one to leave and her fellow coaches with smiles on their faces Tracy Hagen enjoyed a banner day placing second in both the midget girls discus and midget girls high jump Dave Osborne earned a third in midget boys high jump and ended his day with an eighth in the midget boys 800- metre run Osborne led throughout the final heat but was outsprinted in the late stages and finished with a respectable clock ing of twominutes seconds In the sprints Vaughan and Tanya each earned spots in the finals of their Herald Scoreboard GEORGETOWN YB JUNIORS Martin Tonya Morris Joes Alain Larocque Jon Burns Jason 533 Jim Norton Mark KB Cindy Clarke BANTAMS Geoffrey Beauparlant 512 Chris Gostlin Kim Conrad 186 Tanya Martin 179 Lynn Moteland Josh Cluney ISO Ken Armstrong 162 Nick Monica 157 Matthew Walker 404 Nib Varga Erik 132 Michael Ctuney Gerry Bums Richard Gostlin 274 Gor don Everett 96 Brendan Louth 283 Alex Foster 114 SENIORS Lane 286 Alex Robert Harrison Chris Somen Tracy Ball Doyle 147 GEORGETOWN MENS LEAGUE Ed Schipper Jim Kennedy tBi Hole MON SOCIAL Sandy Weeks Gonl Williams LEAGUE Ace Bailey 2M CHRISTIAN REFORMED Evelyn Baker TUBS Hole 291 La Zander LEAGUE Pete Fendley birth day 392 BID 171 Diane Richardson GOLDEN AGE George Archibald WED MIXED Tony 301 Ken Conrad 701 SOCIAL Paul Chaplin CLUB TROUBADOUR Laurent Gaston too GOLDEN AGE BOWLING PLAYOFF STANDINGS A SERIES Comer Pins Happy Gang Hot Snob Orioles Cardinals Swingers B SERIES Eagles 2S64 The Tigers Up mm Down 2468 Spoilers Alley Oops High Flit Mars Davidson Edith Mills George Archibald Riga Triple Flat Mabel 469 Zoe Greenspan George Archibald tftagle Haadlcap Zoe Greenspan Edith Mills George Hunter High Triple with Mabel Helen Louth George Hunter JlmHowatt 714 HYUNDAI SERVICE TUNEUPS OIL FILTER CHANGES Call Phil Orr or Andy Bell for appointment Georgetown Inc 199 at UounUlnvlew Mitt Georgetown 8775285 Tor 8460910 respective events vaugnan ran sixth in the junior girls 100metre final while also finished sixth in the midget girls 200- metre final Both girls ran per sonal best times Midget athlete Matt Elliott was a pleasant surprise for the Acton team as he sawed a full second off his times In both the 100 and 200 finishing in the top of each with a pair of ninth place finishes That was pretty good consider ing there were about 100 kids in those two events said Elliott also qualified in the triple jump where he set a personal best distance The will be hard at their relay training over the week as they prepare for the annual Rebel Classic Invitational Relays at GDHS on May 2 Tough openers for Rebels It was a tough way to open the 1989 rugby season as the GDHS Rebels travelled to Oakville last Thursday to meet perennial powerhouse algar Although the results were predictable with the Red Devils making a clean sweep of the midgetjuniorsenior tripleheader GDHS coach Bill Bingham was pleased with the ef forts of his charges The seniors did quite well they played fantastic on defence and stopped a couple of penalty plays within our five yard line said Bingham of a respec table senior loss to OT On the junior side things werent quite as rosy as a larger Red Devil pack helped OT roll to a big win In midget play Trent Cull turned in a scin tillating fullfield run for one of his two tries as the Rebels lost a decision He made three tackles shook the ball loose and ran 60 yards for one of his tries said Bingham Meanwhile Rebels used an ex hibition tripleheader with Assumption Crusaders on Mon day at GDHS to help work on some of the lessons learned In and the results were very encouraging Scrumhalf Wade Serjeantson and Brent Presswood playing his first rugby this season each scored a pair of tries as the seniors trashed the Cm by a count Hooker Andrew Macken zie added one Rebel try and fullback Trevor was a commendable in the convert department He played well said Bingham The junior also won earn ing a 128 victory while the midgets worked hard and made it close in a 90 loss with Assump tion scoring points late in the con frontation Rebels host Acton juniors tomorrow and Assumption midgets also on Thursday get their kicks Brad Thorpe had the distinc tion of being the only Acton rugby player to score points as the AHS squads opened their 1989 Halton high school season last Thursday in Acton Thorpe kicked all of the AHS midget team points in a 129 loss to Assumption Crusaders as he made good on three penalty kicks including two booming ef forts from yards out The lead changed hands often in a spirited often roughhouse affair which saw two Acton players ejected for high tackling fouls Despite finishing the game 13 players to the were still knocking on the door at and were always in con tention with Thorpes lethal boot at the ready Meanwhile couldnt find the handle in the end zone as he dropped a potential tryscoring ball and two other Ac ton tries were called back by the referee as the junior fered a close loss to Assump tion On the senior side Acton took the heaviest loss of the day ab sorbing a 200 whitewashing from the more experienced Crusader side Making a most positive comment on a game but short- staffed Acton senior side coach Dave Boycott said his charges would rather play and lose than not play at all Redmen archrival Georgetown at GDHS today in junior action while the midgets and seniors visit the always- tough Nelson Lords tomorrow in Burlington Mayors race I on June 11 I The Halton Hills Recreation and Parks Department is busy planning for the Annual Mayors Road Race The date of the race is Sunday June com mencing at am Again this year there will be a 5kilometre race a prize will be awarded to the first male and female to 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