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Gill wins 5K race at Oakville Half Continued from p.46 Greg Westover also cracked the top 10 in 1:23:01. Laura McLean of Toronto won the women's race in 1:26:03.Rebbeca Shutt was the top Oakville finisher in the women's race, placing 13th in 1:41:22 followed by Jojo Luel in 14th 18 seconds later. Oakville's Anette Winslow won the women's 50-59 division, finishing in 1:47:39. There was a field of 539 runners in the half marathon. Sergio Raez Villanueva of Mississauga won the 10K race in a time of 32 minutes, 19 seconds, followed by Oakville's Eric Labelle (34:38) and Morgan McNichol of Milton (36:47). Oakville's Derek Publicover (ninth, 41:45) and David Smales (10th, 41:58) also cracked the top 10. Rachel Folkema of Grand Rapids, Mich. was the women's winner, clocking a time of 42:15. Toronto's Tracy Tory was second (42:42) and Milton's Erin Wrigglesworth was third (43:13). Three Oakville runners turned in top-10 finishes: Annie Beauchemin (seventh, 47:34), Carol Elliot (eighth, 48:04) and Gillian Groth (10th, 49:33). There were five Oakville division winners in the 10K race: Labelle (men's 20-29), Publicover (men's 50-59), Julien Harnel (men's 30-39); 47 | Thursday, September 29, 2016 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Elliot (women's 50-59) and Groth (women's 19-under). Oakville's Michael Gill won the 5K race by more than a minute with a time of 15:40. Burlington's Arjun Rattan was second (16:48) and Waterdown's Jessey Elf (17:08) was third. Toronto's Kelly Fitzsimmons took first in the women's race with a time of 20:24. Mississauga's Addison Tzeng-Fearon (21:03) and McKenzie Tzeng-Fearon (22:51) were second and third respectively. Oakville's Magda Kosek was ninth (25:43) and Kassandra Nagy (26:02) was 10th. Division winners from Oakville included Gill (men's 30-39), Andrew Latham (men's 19-under), Cathy Haugrud (women's 50-59) and Cindy Hunt (women's 60-69). The women's half marathon walk winner was Jane Van Eik of Orangeville (3:13:47) while Ashok Bahnot of Brampton (3:13:54) was first in the men's division. Corzan Cuyegkeng of Richmond Hill (1:18:23) was first across the line in the women's 10K walk and Paul Randall of Mississauga (1:20:14) finished first for the men. In the student relay, Oakville's The LeBron James of Running (Noah Caza, Matt Diong, A.J. Sachdev and Mason Spencer) lived up to its name by winning in 42:31. See p. 19 for more race photos. minOr Oaks hOckey assOciatiOn (4 year olds, 2012 birth year in 2016/17 season) jr. timbits new this fall Evaluation Skates October 15-16, 2016 Season starts October 22, 2016 Gala Day March 5, 2017 Sheridan Bruins add four to hall of fame The Sheridan Bruins will induct three individudals and one team into the school's hall of fame during homecoming Oct. 1. Wayne Allison coached the Bruins from 1980 to 1993, winning four Ontario College Athletic Association (OCAA) championships, two Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) championships, a national silver medal and three regular season OCAA division titles. He compiled an overall record of 332-200, while winning 70 per cent of his OCAA conference games (188-82). Leroy Cassanova played 56 games from 1980-83, averaging of 15 points per game. He was the first Sheridan basketball player to garner CCAA All-Canadian recognition, honoured during a 1982-83 season in which he guided the Bruins to an 18-6 record and their first appearance in the OCAA championship game, averaging 17.6 points per contest. He was also named Sheridan's Male Athlete of players On ice Once/week Saturday Mornings the Year. As a player and a coach, he has been a member of all 11 Bruin OCAA championship teams and both national championship teams. Andy Dryden's 105 points (54 goals, 51 assists) in 50 career games between 1985-88 places him ninth on the team's all-time scoring list. His 62 points led the OCAA in 1985-86 sits as the seventh highest total, while his 29 goals is the fourth highest. He was named an OCAA All-Star and the team's co-MVP . The 1992-93 men's soccer team went 4-31 during the regular season, finishing fourth, but caught fire in the post-season, winning three straight, including a 1-0 victory over Mohawk in the OCAA title game. 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