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Error: PDF version 1.6 -- xpdf supports version 1.5 (continuing anyway) 34 - The Oakville Beaver, Friday July 14, 2006 www.oakvillebeaver.com Russell qualifies for Pan Pac Trials Five Dolphins win medals at provincial swim championships Sinead Russell will be one of the youngest Canadian swimmers at the upcoming Pan Pacific Trials after a strong showing at last weekend's Ontario Age Group Championships in Nepean. The 13-year-old Russell, a member of the Dolphins Swim Club, won gold in the 200-metre individual medley and added silvers in the 200m backstroke and 100m, 200m and 1,500m freestyle events. Russell, who also claimed bronze in the 100m backstroke, will join Dolphins teammates Colin Russell, Jacinda Smit and Krista Hozian at the Pan Pacific Trials. Maggie Burns was another Dolphins swimmer to make her presence felt at provincials. The 10-year-old claimed gold in the 50m breaststroke, earned silver in the 100m breaststroke and took silver in the 200m individual medley. Other Dolphins to win medals at provincials included 14-year-old Alex VanOmmen (silver, 100m breaststroke), 11-year-old Cole VanOmmen (bronze, 100m backstroke and 400m freestyle) and 17-year-old Smit (bronze, 100m freestyle). Tera Van Beilen, Bronwyn Evans, Peter Kruzyk, Conor Russell, Sarah Watts, Holly Olsen, Ryan Maccarone, James Richards, Smit and Hozian added individual top-eight finishes. In relay, Lydia McKee, Alana Boffa, Joey Weatherill, Kelsie McNeil and Ola Michalec were amongst the Dolphins swimmers that helped their teams to a top-eight showing. TRIAL MEMBERSHIP: Thirteen-year-old Sinead Russell is one of four Dolphins Swim Club members who will compete at the Pan Pacific Trials later this month in Montreal. SALE Friday, July 14 th Dawn till Dusk Nearing 10th anniversary of Bailey's Olympic golds Nearly 10 years ago, the clock read 9.84 seconds as Oakville sprinter Donovan Bailey crossed the finish line at the Olympic Summer Games in Atlanta, becoming the first Canadian male to win the 100-metre dash. Later this month, Bailey will commemorate that achievement as well as those of his relay teammates (who he helped win gold in the 4x100m relay later in the Games) with the Donovan Bailey 10th Anniversary Celebrity Roast in Toronto. Bailey will be joined at the Eglinton Grand Theatre by fellow celebrity athletes, entertainers, friends and business professionals from around the world. The event will be hosted by Canadian comedian Russell Peters. A portion of proceeds raised from ticket sales for the roast will benefit the Right To Play organization, which fosters the healthy physical, social and emotional development of children and helps build safer and stronger communities. Bailey said he is not only celebrating on behalf of himself and his teammates, but for his country as well. "When I stood on the podium in Atlanta and heard the sounds of O Canada, I accepted that medal for every Canadian. I shared that moment with Canada," he said. Bailey retired from track and field in 2001 as a fivetime World and Olympic champion. He still owns the world record in the 50m and the Olympic, Commonwealth and Canadian records in the 100m. A limited number of tables and tickets are available for purchase. For more information, contact Cathy Schulz at Debut Sports & Entertainment by phone at 416-2130123, extension 334, or by e-mail at cathys@debutsports.com. 5:49 am - 8:58 pm · Plants · Patio Furniture · Tools ENTIRE IN-STORE STOCK! · Houseplants · Soils · Mulches and so much more! 30 % *Applies to regular priced merchandise. Excludes Teleflora orders, delivery, rental, labour charges, custom orders and gift cards. No prior tagging of product. Not valid on previous orders. No exchanges or refunds on the day of the sale. (2006) Off* ALL CONTAINERS Fantastic selection for indoor and out! 50 606 Southdown Road Tel: 905-822-0251 % OAK results at provincials Continued from page 32 Off* Etobicoke/East Mississauga 2069 Burnhamthorpe Road East Tel: 905-624-3722 Mississauga-Oakville 50m free); 14-year-old boys: Brody Dyson (7th, 200m back); 15-year-old boys: Zack Chetrat (gold, 200m fly; silver, 200m free; bronze, 100m fly; bronze, 100m back; bronze, 100m free; 4th, 400m free), Matt Lawson (6th, 800m free; 7th, 1,500m free), Curtis Samuel (silver, 400m free; silver, 200m IM; silver, 400m IM; bronze, 800m free; bronze, 1,500m free; bronze, 200m fly); 16-17-year-old boys: Cam Cummings (gold, 100m back; gold, 200m back; gold, 200m IM; gold, 400m IM; silver, 1,500m free; 7th, 400m free), Luke Kikot (7th, 50m free). Relay 11-12-year-old girls: Clara Armstrong, Jacqueline Kiere, Marni Oldershaw, Mika Spencer (gold, 4x50m medley; gold, 4x100m medley; silver, 4x100m free; 5th, 4x50m free); 13-14-year-old girls: Erin Assman, Katie Fox, Jacqueline Kiere, Mika Spencer (6th, 4x50m free); 12-13-year-old boys: Jack Cavanagh, Mackenzie Darragh, Kent Kikot, Reid Scarrow (5th, 4x100m free; 6th, 4x50m medley; 6th, 4x100m medley); 1415-year-old boys: Zack Chetrat, Brody Dyson, Matt Lawson, Curtis Samuel (bronze, 4x100m medley; 4th, 4x50m free; 7th, 4x100m free); 16-17-year-old boys: Zack Chetrat, Cam Cummings, Luke Kikot, Curtis Samuel (silver, 4x100m free; bronze, 4x50m medley; bronze, 4x100m medley; 4th, 4x50m free).