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38 - The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday November 3, 2007 www.oakvillebeaver.com OAK trio collects eight golds each at Townsend meet Mack Darragh, Bridget Jordan and Mika Spencer each won eight gold medals and Michelle Gervais, Marni Oldershaw and Zack Chetrat set new club records at the Oakville Aquatic Club's Brad Townsend Autumn Classic. Darragh collected 11 medals in total, also earning three silvers in the boys 13-14 division. His goldmedal performances were in the 100 and 200metre backstroke, the 400m freestyle, the 200m and 400m Mika Spencer individual medley, 100m and 200m breaststroke and the 200m butterfly. Jordan also won 11 medals, adding two silvers and a bronze to her eight golds. Jordan took first in the 11-12 girls 50m and 100m butterfly, 50m, 200m and 400m freestyle, 100m and 200m breaststroke and the 200m individual medley. Spencer swept the girls 13-14 freestyle races, winning at 50m, 100m, 200m and 400m. She also won the 50m and 100m butterfly, the 200m backstroke and the 200m individual Mack Darragh medley. Gervais shattered the girls 10-and-under 200m butterfly record, breaking the old mark by more than 50 seconds. She won the race in three minutes, 14.72 seconds to break the old mark of 4:06.03. It was one of her four gold-medal swims. Oldershaw set a new standard in the girls 13-14 50m backstroke with a time of 33.11 seconds, bettering the previous record of 33.22. Oldershaw also won four golds. Chetrat's record came in the boys 17-and-over 50m butterfly, becoming the first to break 27-secBridget Jordan ond mark with a time of 26.90 seconds to capture one of his six gold medals. Others winning three or more gold medals were: Michael Seifert, Kent Kikot and Curtis Samuel with four each and Karina Sils, Evan White, Peter Serles and David Wilson with three apiece. OAK medal winners were: Girls 10-and under: Michelle Gervais, gold 50m back, 200m back, 200m free, 200m fly; silver 400m free, 100m breast. Perrie Armstrong, gold 200m breast, 50m fly; silver, 50m free, 100m back; bronze 100m fly; Olivia Sinclair gold 50m breast; bronze 50m back. Hannah Burgess, silver 200m back, 200m breast; bronze 200m IM, 200m free. Emily Ramier, silver 50m back; bronze 200m breast. Abbey Saunders, silver, 200m fly. Stephanie Nakamura, silver 50m breast. Dominique George, bronze 100m back, 200m back. Courtney Majewski, bronze 50m breast. Girls 11-12: Bridget Jordan, gold 100m fly, 400m free, 200m breast, 50m free, 200m IM, 100m breast, 50m fly, 200m free; silver 100m free, 200m fly; bronze 200m back. Emily Hunt, gold 200m fly; silver 100m fly, 200m back, 400m free, 200m IM; bronze 200m free. Samantha Cameron, gold 50m back. Avery Longmore, silver 100m breast, 200m breast; bronze 100m back. Julia Sinkovits, silver 100m back, 200m free; bronze 100m free. Cassandra Pedro, silver 50m back; bronze 50m free, 400m free, 200m fly. Jacqui Boyer, silver 50m breast. Linda Wang, silver 50m fly. Sarah Watts, bronze 100m fly, 200 IM. Meghan Clark, bronze 50m fly. Girls 13-14: Mika Spencer, gold 50m free, 100m free, 200m free, 400m free, 50m fly, 100m fly, 200m back, 200m IM; silver, 400m IM. Marni Oldershaw, gold 400m IM, 200m breast, 100m back, 200m fly; silver, 100m fly, 200m back, 200m IM; bronze 200m free, 100m breast. Annie Harrison, gold 50m back; silver 100m free, 100m back; bronze 200m back, 400m IM, 200m fly. Clara Armstrong, gold 50m breast; silver 100m breast, 200m breast. Erin Assman, silver 400m free, 200m fly; bronze 50m free, 100m free, 50m fly. Kristen Wharin, silver 50m back. Holly Olsen, bronze 50m breast, 200m breast. Megan Brocks, bronze 50m back. Amanda Fraser, bronze 400m free. Girls 15 & Over: Karina Sils, gold 100m fly, 400m IM, 200m fly; silver 100m back; bronze 200m back, 200m breast. Katie Fox, gold 100m back, 50m fly; silver 50m back, 100m fly; bronze 100m breast, 100m free. Veronica Davis Freeman, gold 200m breast; silver 50m breast, 400m IM, 100m breast, 200m fly. Jennifer Wilson, gold 50m breast; silver 200m free, 200m IM; bronze 100m fly. Marina MacDougall, gold 50m free; silver 100m free. Bridget Scott, gold 400m free. Sara Pearson, silver 200m breast; bronze 50m free, 400m IM. Julie Koszo, silver 50m free. Hilary Turk, silver 400m free. Laura Nunno, bronze 400m free. Boys 10 & Under: Scott Love, gold 50m back, 50m breast; silver 200m back, 100m back, 50m fly; bronze 200m breast, 200m IM. Julius Raymond, gold 200m back; silver 100m fly, 200m breast, 100m breast, 200m IM; bronze 400m free, 200m free. Bennett Ho, gold 50m fly; silver, 50m back; bronze 200m back. Matt Mac, silver 50m breast. Liam Charbonneau, bronze 50m back, 100m back. Elliot Smith, bronze 50m breast. Boys 11-12: Michael Seifert, gold 100m free, 100m fly, 100m back, 200m fly; silver 200m back, 200m IM, 200m free; bronze, 100m breast. Evan White, gold 400m free, 200m IM, 200m free; silver 50m breast, 200m breast, 200m fly; bronze, 200m back. Peter Serles, gold 50m back, 50m free, 50m fly; silver 100m free; bronze 50m breast. David Wilson, gold 50m breast, 100m breast, 200m breast. Mitchell Gour, gold 200m back; silver 100m fly, 400m free, 100m breast, 50m fly; bronze 200m fly. Owen Scarrow, silver 50m back. Jaret Charbonneau, bronze 200m breast, 200m IM, 100m back. Connor Wilkins, bronze 50m fly. Boys 13-14: Mack Darragh, gold 200m back, 400m free, 400m IM, 200m breast, 200m IM, 100m back, 100m breast, 200m fly; silver 100m free, 100m fly, 200m free. Kent Kikot, gold 100m free, 100m fly, 50m free, 200m free; silver 200m back, 400m free, 400m IM, 100m back, 200m IM, 200m fly. Alex Plotnikov, gold 50m breast, 50m fly; silver 200m breast; bronze 400m IM. Cameron Byrne, gold 50m back. Reid Scarrow, silver 50m back, 50m breast, 50m free; bronze 100m free, 400m free, 200m IM, 200m free. Ryan Lewis, silver 50m fly. Jack Cavanagh, bronze 100m fly, 50m breast, 200m breast, 100m back, 100m breast, 200m fly. Conor Joynson, bronze 50m back, 50m fly. Boys 15 & Over: Zack Chetrat, gold 100m free, 100m fly, 200m back, 100m back, 50m fly, 200m fly; silver 50m free; bronze 400m free, 200m free. Curtis Samuel, gold 50m back, 200m breast, 50m free, 200m free; silver 50m fly, 100m free, 100m breast; bronze 100m fly. Miguel Lozano, gold 400m IM; silver 100m fly, 200m IM; bronze 50m fly. Matt Lawson, gold, 400m free; silver 200m fly. Graham Fink, silver 400m free, 400m IM; bronze 200m IM. Brody Dyson, silver 100m back; bronze 50m back, 200m back. Dylan Kent, silver 50m breast; bronze 100m back. Ben Lawson, bronze 50m breast. PHOTOS COURTESY OF BISHOP'S UNIVERSITY POSITIVE INFLUENCE: Oakville's Chelsea-Lyn Aboud was named the Quebec University Soccer League's most sportsmanlike player. The fourth-year goalkeeper, a captain on the Gaiters team, drew praise from her coach and teammates for her play and positive attitude. Aboud earns Quebec university honour Oakville's Chelsea-Lyn Aboud has been named the Quebec Student Sport Federation's women's soccer most sportsmanlike player. Aboud, a goalkeeper for Bishop's University Gaiters, played in all 14 of the Gaiters' games this season. The fourth-year social sciences student was a bright spot on a Bishop's team that struggled to a 1-9-3 record. She was named game MVP on three occasions, including a 12-save shutout in September against the McGill Martlets, who lost only once this season, as the teams played to a scoreless draw. She also starred in a victory over the UQTR Patriotes. Gaiters' head coach Darren Matthews said Aboud "is the consummate leader on and off the field and her presence next season will be sorely missed." Aboud has been the Gaiters' team captain for three season and is also a member of the Bishop's Student Athletic Committee. Aboud also left a mark on her teammates. "She has been captain since I've been here, and she is an amazing leader," said third-year midfielder Lauren Proudfoot. "She always keeps the team pumped up, and because of her, the team has stayed together." "She is always the most positive person on the field," added third-year midfielder Cheilidh MacNeil. U11 CHAMPIONS: The Oakville boys under-11A soccer team won its final four games to take the South Region Soccer League Premier Division, Group 2 championships.Team members are: (back row, from left) head coach Mike Fryer, assistant coach Goran Beader, Milan Beader, Callum Fryer, Evan Thompson, Zachary Moll, Adam Van Kooten, Daniel Cubric, Marc Peters, Oliver Green, assistant coach Tony Farano, trainer James Gwillam, (front row, from left) Mathew Gwillam, Alexander Lamont, Seth Franceschini, Ben Everett, Julian Wyrwa, Christian Hayes, Steven Farano, Jacob DaCosta Win streak carries under-11A boys to title The Oakville Soccer Club boys U11A team edged Erin Mills A 3-2 to win the South Region Soccer League (SRSL) Premier Division Group 2 championship. Oakville found itself in a heated battle for first and needed to win its final four games of the regular season to finish in first place. The team won those games to finish the season with a record of 13-2-0 while three other teams finished within three points of first. Oakville led the way with 39 followed by Bolton (38), Brampton East A (37) and Niagara Falls (36). The team scored 57 goals while only allowing 14 in league play. Overall, the team finished with a record of 24-10-3, losing only one game by more than a goal. It made the quarterfinals at the West Niagara Tournament and reaching the finals at the Ancaster Heritage Days tournament.