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DIAN CHAMPION | Thursday, July 14, 2016 | 54 < Z < 0 Z o € 6 o c 6 2 © € o S w & Sewell refuses to report to Roughnders Matt Sewell is apparently a man of his word. During the 2013 CFL Combines, the now _ 26â€"yearâ€"old 8 Milton _ offensive lineman told teams he only wanted to play for Toronto or Hamâ€" iIton â€" allowing him to remain close to home. He‘s now backed Matt Sewell that up by refusing to report to the Saskatchewan Roughriders since beâ€" ing traded by the Argonauts â€" along with quarterback Mitchell Gale â€" for disgruntled defensive end Shawn Lemon on July 2. His status is now listed as retired, and there‘s been no word on compenâ€" sation for Saskatchewan. Efforts to contact the towering lineman, who‘s been quiet since the trade, have been unsuccessful. A 6â€"footâ€"8, 330â€"pound lineman who was an OUA and CIS allâ€"star with Mcâ€" Master University â€" helping them to a Vanier Cup victory in 2011 â€" Sewell earned a contract with the Tennessee Titans after an impressive rookie mini camp. He opted instead to return to McMa«r*2r to complete a oneâ€"year accelerated MBA program. Sewell spent much of his two years with the Argonauts as a backâ€"up left tackle. l Laeticia Amihere (left) goes up against Mexico‘s Patricia Ayala for a loose ball during the FIBA Underâ€"17 Word Championships in Spain. Amihere was a standout for the Canadians, leading them to the quarterfinals. See ‘ o & a ‘ y 4 story on page 55. Photo courtesy of FIBA _BECAUSE THEIR LIFE IS ON THE LINE. #WeSaveLives Register your new driver for an expre Young Drivers‘ exclusive Collisiof best detence on the road TEXT YDMILTONCHAMP TO 58888 FOR UPCOMNG COURSE DATES. insidehaiton.com Preisner races to fourth at nationals in 3k steeplechase Delivers personal best effort in Edmonton By Steve LeBlanc CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF Having only taken up the steepleâ€" chase in his junior year of high school, Ben Preisner is just beginâ€" ning to discover his true potential in it. That exploration continued in Edâ€" monton Saturday night, when the University of Tulsa (Oklahoma) runâ€" ner beat his personal best time by more than two seconds â€" taming the 3k course in 8:51.05. That was good enough for fourth place among the senior men at the Canadian Track and Field Champiâ€" onships Rio Selection Trials. "I‘m pretty excited (by my perforâ€" mance).| was pleased to place that high" said the 20â€"yearâ€"old Miltoâ€" nian â€" one of the youngest in the field on an evening with favourable weathe! conditions, in the low 20s and with just a mild wind. "I was hoping to run a bit faster, but thi was a championship race and | was more focused on a tactical finish than an exact time." Ben Preisner Feeling confident and adequately prepared for nationals after solid showings at the London 1,500m Night and Speed River Inferno, Preâ€" isner had spent more time than usuâ€" al on his form and technique headâ€" ing into Edmonton. "I was trying to fix any inefficiencies," explained the track and crossâ€"counâ€" try standout, who recently finish@®3 Enrol today. Milton location 250 Bronte St. S (Making Waves Swim Club) YDp.com | (905) 878â€"2420 YOUNG _ DRIVERS