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"Connected to your Community" E R o e r m H O C K E Y A C A D E M Y LU < o £ o q c o SZ "CO C D TD C '(/) Oakville's Hayleigh Cudmore (left) helps coach at the Brianne Jenner Hockey Academy at the Sixteen Mile Sports Com plex on Wednesday afternoon. Jenner, in above photo, with some of her students on Wednesday, was a gold medallist in 2014 in Sochi with the Canadian women's Olympic hockey team. | photos by Nikki Wesley - Beaver Top coach lends her expertise to Oakville Soccer Club camps for third straight year For the third straight year, members of the Oakville Soccer Club had the chance this week to learn from one of the highest ranking female coaches in the world. Vanessa M artinez Lagunas, cur rently the head coach of the w om en's soccer team at the University of M anitoba, has helped coach at OSC sum m er camps for three years and this week m arks the second straight sum m er she has run the club's fe male elite cam p for ADP and RDP players in the under-8 to U 1 6 age groups. Lagunas obtained her UEFA Pro License (the highest coaching certifi cation in the world) through the Ger m an Soccer Federation and is also a FIFA W omen's Soccer and Grassroots Instructor and UEFA Technical E x pert. During part of her playing career, Lagunas played with powerhouse FB Bayern Munich. OSC officials m et the former Mexi can national team player at a coach ing conference several years ago and arranged for her to become involved with the club. Long discus throw earns Thompson one of her three golds Caitlyn Thompson recorded the province's secondbest throw all-time for her age in winning the dis cus competition at a m eet at York University earlier this month. The 11-year-old Oakville Track and Field Club/ Athletiques International member hit the 19-m etre m ark to take the gold. Thom pson also recorded a pair of personal bests as she added two m ore gold medals at the meet. She w on the long ju m p w ith a leap of 4 .1 4 m and added another victory in the 8 0 0 m race walk w ith a time of four m inutes, 5 7 .1 6 sec onds. The three medals were among eight won by the club as its athletes prepare for the Minor Track Association Outdoor Championships later this month. O akville's Jen n a Jam es, 1 3, record ed per son al bests in b oth of h er events, earning gold w ith a tim e of 4 4 .3 1 secon ds in the 3 0 0 m and taking silver in the 1 5 0 m , finishing in 2 0 .9 2 secon ds. Navayeh Nurse topped her previous bests in each of her events. She won the tyke girls' 150m in 2 4 .8 2 seconds and the nine-year-old added a bronze in the turbo javelin with a throw of 10.09 seconds. Sister Naomi Nurse picked up a silver medal in the senior girls' javelin with a throw of 14.07m and was fourth in the 150m with a run of 2 3 .0 6 sec onds. She earned a third personal best at the m eet with a 3 .26m effort in the long jump. trady® CampingTent Make Room for Family Adventures. Buy and Sell Locally Y O U T H S O C C E R sjjSKP OUTDOOR HOUSE LEAGUES AT APPLEBY COLLEGE fr ST. THOMAS AQUINAS 2003-2013 LEAGUES: $207.96 2014/15 SOCCER TOTS | PROGRAM: $97.35 P rice s +tax $70 FOR BOYS & GIRLS BORN 2003-2015 L E A G U E S A V A ILA B L E T U E S -S A T 4 * 12 weeks of games, starts M ay 30 4 * Soccer Tots program for players born 201 4/2015 includes parents & kids in fun 30min sessions 4 Teammate requests accommodated 4 * Paid, certified coaches 4 * Team uniform included u ssm m )iia Register online at Visit www.Tradyo.com AppStore Buy and sell in your neighbourhood. tra d y © 4 * Each player receives a BSC ball 4 * Team photograph included & End of Season Awards B U R L O A K S P O R T S C E N T R E .C A 952 Century Drive, Burlington, ON L7L 5P2 905-631-0000 ext. 200 or kristin@burloaksportscentre.ca