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A pair of local athletes will be among a field of 600 when the President‘s Choice Duathlon Series comes to Oakville. The fourâ€"kilometre run and 30 km bike race originates at Percy Merry School on Brittania Rd. at 9 a.m. Sept. 19 â€" the sixth straight year Oakville has played host to a duathlon series event. Oakville‘s Roger Fisher is currently the series leader in the 55â€"59 age division while Tom Lettner is in the topâ€"five of the 5(0â€"54 sector. Series director Graham Fraser says the event was moved to Percy Merry School this year from the River Oaks Community Centre because trafâ€" fic was getting too busy at the latter locale. aodod Former â€" White Oaks Secondary _ School _ and University of West Virginia kicking star Mike Vanderjagt has made the Canadian Football League‘s Saskatchewan Roughriders as their starting punter. swiss chalet TeEam OF THE WEEK 549 KERR ST 844 asos _ CAPCO CONSTRUCTION Vanderjagt, 23, averaged 41.8 yards on 12 punts (503 yards) during preâ€"season. Saskatchewan opens the regâ€" ular season tonight against the B.C. Lions at Vancouver‘s B.C. Place (10 p.m. EST). Swiss Chalet and the Oakville North News are proud to lrecognize MIGHTY CUT gnize the Capco ongratulations to Pridham craves for SunLife title By TOM MICHIBATA Oakville Beaver staff MISSISSAUGA â€" At the age of 28 Oakville‘s Chris Pridham is far from what you‘d call overâ€"theâ€"hill. But by tennis standards he‘s no spring chicken either. With youth and power holding court in the game these days, Pridham isn‘t afraid to acknowledge he can‘t go on forever. So with each passing year the urgency of winning a Canadian national men‘s single title becomes greater and greater. Being the numâ€" ber one seed in this week‘s $100,000 SunLife Nationals isn‘t the greatest weight to carry. Instead Father Time is his biggest nemesis. "I would be nieve not to think about it (that he‘s getting older)," said Pridham, who knocked off Patrice Boies of St. Laurent, Que. in a thirdâ€"round match yesterday morning 6â€"3, 6â€"4. He beat London‘s Brett Hutton 6â€"0, 6â€"3 in a secondâ€" round match Tuesday. "I feel I have about four producâ€" tive years left. I‘d like to think that as I get older I‘m getting wiser. I still love the game and love to comâ€" pete. Once you lose that it‘s time to get out." Piquing his quest for the national title is that he‘s come close a numâ€" ber of times. He lost in the finals in 1989 to Andrew Sznajder and has been a semiâ€"finalist three times including last year when he lost to Sznajder EMERGENCY APPOINTMENTS FOR THOSE IN NEED! FAMILY NATURAL HEALTH CARE Nottinghill Place Mâ€"Eâ€"Nâ€"S « Wâ€".Eâ€"A+â€"R: Chiropractic Clinic 1131 Nottinghill Gate, Suite 205 "I really do want to win it. I‘d like to say I was a national champiâ€" on at least once. It‘s (pressure) not so much being the number one seed but having not won it yet and being from Oakville does play a factor. It‘s (pressure) only natural but I‘ve learned to deal with emotions." Still Pridham won‘t try to do too much in his quest. "I‘ll just go out and give it my best effort. I can‘t ask for anything more." 827â€"4197 Pridham is coming into this week‘s play in a bit of a lull. He figâ€" ures he hasn‘t had a solid result on the ATP tour singe January when he was a semiâ€"finalist at Kuala Lumpur. His most recent result was a secâ€" ondâ€"round loss to Brian Devening of the U.S. in Wimbledon qualifyâ€" ing.