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Christ the King grad Robbie Murden collected 21 points at the 12-nation World InLine Hockey Junior Men's Championship in Dusseldorf, Germany recently. Submitted photo 23 Independent & Free Press, Thursday, July 29, 2010 Gymnastics Summer Camps Every week until September 3rd Full Day: Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm $180.00 1/2 Day: Monday - Friday 9:00 am - Noon $125.00 1/2 Day: Monday - Friday 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm $125.00 5% Discount for 2 weeks or more. Murden impresses at inline tourney By EAMONN MAHER Staff Writer Canada didn't win a medal at the recent World InLine Hockey Junior Men's Championships in Dusseldorf, Germany, but Georgetown's Robbie Murden ended up being one of the top scorers in the 12country tournament. The 18-year-old Christ the King Secondary School graduate finished in a tie for second in scoring in the five-game preliminary round with three goals and 11 assists, then added seven more points in the playoff round as the Canadians placed fifth overall by defeating Colombia in their final game. Murden, who won a provincial inline championship a couple of years ago with the Georgetown Spitfires, was selected thanks to his play with the Brampton Jr. A Radicals' inline club. He also spent this past winter with the Tier II Jr. A Villanova Knights, collecting six goals and six assists in 38 games. At the world championships earlier this month, Canada lost to France 6-2, Italy 6-5 and the U.S. 5-2, but qualified for the quarterfinals with victories over Mexico, 11-1 and Namibia 10-5. Tournament favourites Czech Republic humbled the Canucks in the quarters with a 12-0 rout and went on to beat the U.S. 6-2 in the final. "The Czechs had four or five players who played on the world junior team and four of them were drafted into the NHL, so they were a pretty amazing team," noted Murden, who usually lines up as a forward on the ice but was a defender in the 4-on-4 inline tourney. "Overall, it was a great experience, and because of my age I can go back again next year." Meet mp a C r u O Leaders Co a ch C o l l e en Coach S arah Co a ch L auren * Gymna Gymnastics instruction by qualified coaches * No previous experience required * Crafts, Games & Theme Days * Before/After Care Options * Pizza Day Fridays Register at: www.haltonhillsgymnastics.com OR call us at 905-877-4330 We are also registering for FALL programs. REGISTER for FALL before Friday August 12 to become eligible to win a FREE Birthday Party or FREE Movie Passes. July 31st, August 1st & 2nd 10am - 5pm Pirate Festival Heavy Horse Field Days August 7th & 8th 12pm - 5pm Spokes & Slopes Bicycle Festival August 14th & 15th 10am - 5pm All your bicycle needs! Sponsored by Spokes & Slopes, Milton Arrrgh me hearties, board your pirate ships · Horse drawn wagon rides · Farrier demonstrations and set sail to the third annual Pirate Festival. · Harness demonstrations · Blacksmith shop · Plowing & disking · Making hay Pirate stages, · Cutting grain · Stooking demonstrations merchants and food · Threshing demonstrations · Belgians, Percherons abound. · Clydesdales & Spotted Drafts For more information, check out our website: www.thepiratefestival.com · Parks exhibits open · Country Canteen Open · Kid's scavenger hunt & prizes 8560 Tremaine Road, Milton 905-878-8151 Daily admission: Adults $7, Children $4, Family Package: $20 (Some events differ) Programs subject to change. Check out our website for all our summer events www.countryheritagepark.com