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D4 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday June 19, 2002 Ortwein meet - track and field results Halton Board of Education's Ortwein Track & Field Meet Results, held at Iroquois Ridge High School on Monday, May 27. This meet was held for the eight schools across the country with the largest school populations among grades J u n io r G irls (11 yrs.) 1. E.J. James, 66 pts; 2. Centennial, 58 pts; 3. Pineland, 47 pts. Interm ediate G irts (12 yrs.) 1. Rolling Meadows, 96 pts; 2. E.J. James, 65 pts; 3. Falgarwood, 51 pts. Senior G irls 1. E.J. James, 63 pts; 2. Montclair, 59 pts; 3. W.l. Dick, 48 pts. J u n io r Boys (11 yrs.) 1. E.J. James, 71 pts; 2. W.l. Dick. 65 pts; 3. Centennial, 57 pts. Interm ediate Boys (12 yrs.) 1. E.J. James, 106 pts; 2. Pineland, 73 pts, 3. Centennial, 53 pts. S enior Boys 1. Centennial, 90 pts; 2. Falgarwood, 76 pts; 3. Pineland, 40.5 pts. 6- 8 . Each school accumulates points for placing in the top six in each event and a pennant is awarded to the schools with the highest totals. Here are the pennant winners and runners up, as well as individual results: Valve. EJ, 9.65 SHOT PUT, rec. 14.47 1. Jason Keams, WID, 11.86; 2. Graven Viray-Cox, Cent, 11.78; 3. Jerem y M ills. EJ, 11.32 SENIOR GIRLS 100 METRES, rec. 13.13 1. Kaitlyn Andrews, Stew, 13.15; 2. Fiona Sinanan. WID, 13.16; 3. Kim Finlayson. Mont, 13.25 200 METRES, rec. 27.00 1. Fiona Sinanan, WID, 29.21; 2. Erika Calder, Pine, 30.06; 3. Marissa Semkin, EJ, 30.96 400 METRES, rec. 1:02.70 1. Lauren Hockin, Mont, 1:06.60; 2. Emma Hadden, EJ, 1:07.36; 3. Erika Calder, Pine, 1:08.95 800 METRES, rec. 2:24.40 1. Lauren H ockin, Mont, 2:39.87; 2. Gaby M.. RM, 2:39.88; 3. Emma Hadden, EJ, 2:42.85 1500 METRES, rec. 5:15.17 1. Gaby M ,, RM. 5:21.06; 2. Lauren H ockin, Mont, 5:24.88; 3. Sadie McClure, Cent, 5:34.60 RELAY, rec. 54.50 1. M ontclair. 57.27; 2. W.l. Dick, 57.75; 3. E.J. James. 57.83 LONG JUMP. rec. 5.52 1. Alicia Wilton, Cent, 4.38; 2. Fiona Sinanan, WID, 4.22; 3. Roslyn Chiu, EJ, 4.17 HIGH JUMP, rec. 1.63 1. Kaitlyn Andrews, Stew, 1.35; 2. Alicia Wilton, Cent, 1.30; 3. Elena Gatoutsis, Cent, 1.30 TRIPLE JUMP, rec. 10.19 1. R o slyn Chiu, EJ, 9.08; 2. Lauren Burke, EJ, 8.88; 3. Enka Caldos, Pine, 8.72 SHOT PUT, rec. 11.92 1. Kaitlyn Andrews, Stew, 10.91; 2. Jenn Lyons, Pine, 9.48; 3. Vicki Sterling. EJ, 9.13 SENIOR BOYS 100 METRES, rec. 11.89 1. Jordan Ralph, Cent, 12.05; 2. Bryan Hudson, Pine, 12.09; 3. Kevin Hung. Mont, 12.46 200 METRES, rec. 24.60 1. Jordan Ralph, Cent, 25.49; 2. Bryan Hudson, Pine, 26.18; 3. Kevin Hung. Mont. 26.25 400 METRES, rec. 55.59 1. Mike LaRose, Cent, 1:00.50; 2. G arrett Ince, Falg, 1:00.72; 3. Alex Millar. Pine, 1:02.88 800 METRES, rec. 2:16.20 1. S cott B rittain. Falg, 2:31.20; 2. Brent Tomkins, RM, 2:35.29; 3. Jordan Stark. EJ, 2:38.23 1500 METRES, rec. 4:33.78 1. Alex Banfield, Falg. 5:04.81; 2. M organ Biernot. Falg. 5:10.59; 3. Lee Park, RM. 5:17.12 RELAY, rec. 49.29 1. Centennial, 51.12; 2. F algarw oo d. 53.08; 3. W.l. Dick, 54.20 LONG JUMP, rec. 5.80 1. Jordan Ralph, Cent, 5.67; 2. Graham Sharp, WID, 4.95; 3. Andre Gorham. EJ, 4.90 HIGH JUMP, rec. 1.78 1. G arrett Ince, Falg, 1.55; 2. Nic Tournout, Cent, 1.50; 3. Kyle Deboer, RM, 1.50 TRIPLE JUMP, rec. 11.80 1. Brad Lenko, RM, 10.44; 2. Mike LaRose, Cent, 10.34; 3. Erik Nielson, Pine, 9.96 SHOT PUT, rec. 13.10 1. G arrett Ince. Falg, 12.89; 2. Chris Shortt, WID, 12.53; 3. Bryan Hudson, Pine, 11.55 Beach volleyball tourney at Arnold's this Sunday Arnold's Sports Bar, which is home to one of the largest beach volleyball leagues in Ontario, is holding a mixed tournament this Sunday (June 23). Throughout the week, from Monday to Friday, Arnold's is home to 48 co-ed teams, playing in leagues ranging from beginner to elite. These courts are also open to the general public on weekdays and week ends. Arnold's, on Morden Road, is defi nitely a place for those who would rather get in the action, rather than watch it, with patrons also being able to play ping pong, billiards and video games. Beach volleyball tournaments are typically held on the weekends. For more information on this Sunday's 3-on-3 tournament or on the leagues at Arnold's, call (905) 8151259 or email Chris at TJLCO@YAHOO.COM. 1. Radu Dragusin, RM, 4.40; 2. Yuz Aich, Pine, 4.30; 3. P a trick Readsm ith, Falg, 4.20 HIGH JUMP, rec. 1.56 1. Matt Roberts, RM, 1.35; 2. Miller Galbraith, Cent, 1.35; 3. Trevor R owland-Brown, EJ, 1.25 TRIPLE JUMP, rec. 10.24 1. Rader Dragusin, RM, 9.03; 2. J eff Peel, EJ, 9.14; 3. Sean Taylor, Cent, 8.80 SHOT PUT, rec. 12.77 1. John Luckie, Cent, 9.17; 2. K evin H ocking, Falg, 8.91; 3. Glen MacDonald, Falg, 8.78 INTERMEDIATE GIRLS 100 METRES, rec. 13.29 1. Amanda Mason-Espin, RM, 13.74; 2. Meghan Weir, Falg, 13.98; 3. Gabrielle Smith, RM, 14.12 200 METRES, rec. 27.30 1. Amanda Mason-Espin, RM, 29.39; 2. K irs te n Passm ore. EJ, 29.67; 3. Megan Weir. Falg, 29.92 400 METRES, rec. 1:04.42 1. K irs te n Passm ore, EJ, 1:05.75; 2. A lex Ruediger, Mont, 1:07.82; 3. Kym Baker, WID, 1:08.35 800 METRES, rec. 2:30.00 1. Brianne Gardner, RM, 2:49.16; 2. Katie M ason. Mont, 2:54.4; 3. B rittany Burch, Falg, 2:55.63 1500 METRES, rec. 520.12 1. Alex Ruediger, Mont, 5:44.23; 2. Alex Tristani, RM, 5:48.90; 3. B rittany Burch, Falg, 5:57.92 RELAY, rec. 55.69 1. Rolling Meadows, 58.20; 2. F algarw oo d. 58.64 ; 3. M ontclair, 59.22 LONG JUMP, rec. 4.98 . 1. K risten Passmore, EJ, 4.50; 2. Amanda Mason-Espen, RM, 4.35; 3. Candia Haywood, RM, 4.30 HIGH JUMP. rec. 1.63 1. Carly M cMillan. Falg, 1.35; 2. A m y B u ite n h u is . Mont, 1.30; 3. Colleen Beswick, Cent, 1.30 TRIPLE JUMP, rec. 9.78 1. D iandra G ugliam ello, EJ, 9.00; 2. Brianne Gardner, RM, 8.79; 3. C ourtney Palmer, Mont, 8.30 SHOT PUT, rec. 10.66 1. Caitlin Cross. EJ, 8.56; 2. Sam Campara, EJ, 8.55; 3. Katie LeMasters, RM, 8.11 INTERMEDIATE BOYS 100 METRES, rec. 12.16 1. D.M. Malik. EJ, 12.37; 2. Gavin Viray-Cox, Cent. 12.39; 3. Evan Pearce, Pine, 12.67 200 METRES, rec. 25.63 1. Andrew Hursch, Pine, 27.80; 2. Jerem y M ills. EJ, 27.96; 3. Nick Ronan, WID, 28.39 400 METRES, rec. 58.13 1. D.M. Malik. EJ, 1:00.77; 2. Reid Parker, Cent, 1:07.18; 3. J ustin Valve. EJ. 1:-7.20 800 METRES, rec. 2:17.42 1. J u s tin Valve. EJ, 2:36.30; 2. Nic Grasby, Cent. 2:40.75; 3. Mike Young, EJ, 2:44.28 1500 METRES, rec. 4:36.00 1. Duncan McNeil, Pine, 5:05.60; 2. Josh Kennedy. EJ, 5:13.60; 3. M ike Young. EJ, 5:18.63 RELAY, rec. 52.34 1. E.J. Jam es. 54.48; 2. Pineland. 55.76; 3. Centennial, 56.18 LONG JUMP, rec. 5.62 1. Evan Pearce, Pine, 5.15; 2. Stu Murray, WID, 4.90; 3. Brian Fautley, Mont, 4.75 HIGH JUMP, rec. 1.68 1. Gavin Viray-Cox, Cent, 1.50; 2. Garrett Olexiuk, Pine, 1.45; 3. Jerem y M ills. EJ, 1.45 TRIPLE JUMP, rec. 11.10 1. Evan Pearce, Pine, 10.80; 2. Stu Murray, WID, 9.74; 3. J u s tin Write essay to attend unique harness racing camp A unique opportunity to experience harness racing from a hands-on perspective will be provided to 12 youth at Mohawk and Woodbine Racetracks from July 7 to 11. The camp, for young people ages 11 to 13, gives par ticipants a taste of several aspects of life in the harness racing business, including working in the barns, jogging and feeding horses and talking with trainers, drivers, vet erinarians and farriers. The camp participants will get to meet the judges, attend a night at the races at Flamboro Downs and visit a breeding farm. The camp culm inates on July 11 at Woodbine Racetrack with a race between campers using trottingbred ponies hitched to two-seated jog carts. Each camp racer will be accompanied by a profession al driver. To be eligible for the camp, participants must submit a written essay (up to 250 words) about "The Wind in My Hair, The Pounding of Hooves --Why I Want to Feel the Thrill of Driving a Race Horse." But you'll have to get writing because deadline for submitting entries is tomorrow (Thurs., June 20). Winners will pay a $100 registration fee. Essays can be em ailed to: promotions @ontariosiresstakes.com Further details on the HTA Harness Racing Youth League Summer Camp may be found at: www.ontariosiresstakes.com. Overall Meet Champion - E.J. James, 392 pts; 2. Centennial, 308 pts; 3. Rolling Meadows, 248 pts. JUNIOR GIRLS 100 METRES, rec. 13.33 1. Kelly Hewitt, Pine, 13.97; 2. Tara Thom pkins, EJ, 13.98; 3. Sara Woolfrey, RM, 14.51 200 METRES, rec. 28.00 1. Tara Thom pkins, EJ, 30.71; 2. Tanya Vanderheart, Cent, 31.15; 3. Kodi Veenstra, Cent. 31.16 400 METRES, rec. 1:05.79 1. Isla MacFariane, Pine, 1:09.31; 2. Tanya Vanderheart, Cent, 1:09.57; 3. Jasm ine Brooker. Mont, 1:13.15 800 METRES, rec. 2:35.30 1. K atie M acD onnell, Mont. 2:55.71; 2. Laura Prusha, WID, 2:57.80; 3. Rachel Steiman, Falg, 2:58.75 1500 METRES, rec. 5:22.60 1. K atie M acD onnell, Mont. 5:42.76; 2. Laura Prusha, WID, 5:47.29; 3. Lindsey B row n, Falg, 5:53.50 RELAY, rec. 57.90 1. Centennial, 1:00.35; 2. E.J. Jam es, 1:00.47; 3. F algarw ood, 1:00.50 LONG JUMP, rec. 5.03 1. Tara Thom pkins, EJ, 4.05; 2. Ja s m in e B rooke r, Mont, 3.75; 3. Nicky Kraus, RM, 3.70 HIGH JUMP, rec. 1.55 1. Lauren Schellenberg, RM, 1.30; 2. Felicia A phayvong, EJ, 1.30; 3. Kristen Dalziel, Pine, 1.30 TRIPLE JUMP, rec. 9.47 1. Kodi Veenstra, Cent, 8.98; 2. Kelly Hewitt, Pine, 8.55; 3. Nicole Wilson, RM, 8.51 SHOT PUT, rec. 9.12 1. C a rolyn Eng, EJ, 8.84; 2. Lauren Schellenberg, RM, 8.05; 3. Sara Woolfrey, RM, 7.97 JUNIOR BOYS 100 METRES, rec. 12.49 1. M ike C hun, EJ, 13.77; 2. Cameron Flint, Cent, 13.85, 3. Alex Porch, Pine, 14.35 200 METRES, rec. 25.82 1. M ike Chun. EJ. 29.55; 2. Cameron Flint, Cent, 29.58; 3. David Slatterty, EJ, 30.12 400 METRES, 1:02.15 1. Brad Hoy, WID. 1:05.10; 2. David Nasu, Mont, 1:09.77; 3. Ryan Williams, WID, 1:10.36 800 METRES, rec. 2:25.10 1. Brad Hoy. WID. 2:34.84; 2. Glen MacDonald, Falg. 2:45.14; 3. Jared Rob, WID, 2:47.21 1500 METRES, rec. 4:43.00 1. Brad Hoy, WID, 5:16.86; 2. Shane Greaves, Cent, 5:32.33; 3. Chris A ndison. EJ. 5:41.70 RELAY, rec. 56.20 1. E.J. James. 59.13; 2. Pineland, 1:01.06; 3. Centennial, 1:01.22 LONG JUMP. rec. 5.60 Distinctly Oakville feel to Toronto Star leaderboard There was a distinctly Oakville feel to the Toronto Star Amateur Championship leader board. The winner was 19-year-old Markham resident Charlie Woo, who just finished his freshman season at Louisville University, with a two-under 284 (74-68-71-71) at the Lambton Golf and Country Club in Toronto. He beat out Trafalgar Golf and Country Club member Peter Laws who shot 288 (72-75-69-72). A Mississauga res ident, Laws finished his freshman season at Kent State. The tournament wrapped up last Thursday. In seventh was Oakville resident and Trafalgar Golf and Country Club member Thomas Schupp at 297 (73-74-7872) and Oakville resident and Oakville Golf Club member Randall Oka at 299 (75-75-76-73). CHAM PIONSHIP OF CHAM PIONS The previous weekend, the Ontario Golf Association held its championship of champions at Oaks Golf & Country Club near London. The annual tourney brings brings together the reigning Male Club Champion of the member clubs of the Golf Association of Ontario. Thomas Schupp placed tied for ninth with a 74. Brad Pemberton who finished third in the above noted Toronto Star tourney (74-77-70-73-294) fired a 71 to win by one stroke. Randall Oka tied for 20th with a 76. Oakville Coyote Waterfront tourney schedule to be posted today _ i__:ii _with _· .» _a _ big weekend i___i r. It's for_Oakville the Waterfront Festival and it's a big weekend for the Oakville Coyotes with their sixth annual Oakville Waterfront tournament. __ j 1 . r i · r t i It's a Canadian Inline Hockey Association (CIHA) provincial qualifi er. Complete schedule and list of par ticipants for the always huge tourney, which runs Friday through Sunday, will be available on the internet today (Wednesday), 9 a.m., at haltonrollerhockey.net. Action is at various arenas. i. · i r> · a _ .. i_ i o Coyote '89s expect toughest test, yet, at Waterfront tournament The Oakville Coyotes 89s U-13 AAA roller team won their second Canadian Inline Hockey Association tourney in as many tries, winning the Mississauga Summer Slam Tournament this past weekend. The Coyotes now turn their attention to a tournament that's very close to their hearts -- the huge annual Coyotes Waterfront Tournament this weekend. "The teams registered for this event are very good," said coach Marc Rosseau. "This promises to be the best tournament yet. We've got our work cut out for us this weekend." Oakville won last weekend's tourney final in anti-climactic fashion, 14-3 over Brampton Radicals. "Wow, this team is really coming together," said coach Rosseau. "I don't see one selfish player out there, I'm so proud of them." The semifinal game against Hamilton Power Bladers sure wasn't anti-climactic, it was the opposite. We're talking Irish/Spain World Cup finish, here. Oakville never led during the entire game, scoring with less than three min utes left to tie the game up at 3-3 and send it into a shootout. "Our goalie stood on his head and stopped the three shooters, meanwhile we scored on two out of three. That was the most exciting win of the year." In the preliminary round, Oakville tied Kitchener Waterloo Rage 4-4 and beat the Coyote second team and East End Saints. Oakville school athletes in bold face: E.J. James (EJ); Falgarwood (Fal); Montclair (Mont). 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