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2 in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, M ay 3 ,2 01 8 | SPORTS Thompson leads strong Oakville showing at provincials Oakville well represented on provincial soccer teams HERB GARBUTT hgarbutt@metroland.com Top-three finishes in each event led Cayden Thompson of the Oakville Gymnastics Club to the all­ around provincial title at the Ontario Men's Artistic Gymnastics Champion­ ships in Windsor. Thompson was the only gymnast to break the 50- point barrier in the Level 1, 12-13 division, finishing with an all-around score o f50.465. He earned medals in each event, including a gold on high bar with a score of 8.400. Thompson also col­ lected silver medals on pom­ mel horse, rings, vault and parallel bars while also earning a bronze on floor. Senior gymnasts Kevin Lytwyn and Evan Smeets qualified for the national championships while three more earned spots on the Ontario team for the East­ ern Canadian Champion­ ships. Lytwyn claimed pommel horse provincial title and finished second on high bar. Smeets earned bronze med­ als on rings, vault and pom­ mel horse. Going to the Eastern Ca­ nadian Championships are Keagan Mulvay, Denis Chu- prys and Logan Brown. Mulvey was fifth and Brown was seventh all-around in a field of 32 in the Level 4, 13+ division. Mulvey won silver medal on high bar and was fifth on parallel bars while Brown took silver on pom­ mel horse. Chuprys was sixth all­ around in the Level 3, 10-12 division, which had 37 gym­ nasts vying for the title. Chuprys won a silver medal on pommel horse. Oakville also had three gymnasts win provincial event titles and three more claim medals. In the open 14+ division, Quinn Peron claimed the floor exercises gold with a score of 13.400 while team­ mate Jameel A li took first on vault, scoring 12.933. Also winning gold on vault was Hilton McDowell Level 1, Age 8 division with a score of 9.633. Oakville claimed three more medals in the Level 1, Age 8 division, two of them by Sam Guillemette, who picked up silver medals on floor and vault. Colin Jones won a bronze on parallel bars. In the Level 2, 10-11 divi­ sion, William Pokou won a silver medal on high bar. HERB GARBUTT hgarbutt@metroland.com Nine Oakville Soccer Club players and another Oakville resident were named to the Ontario Soc­ cer Association's provin­ cial teams. The Oakville Soccer Club (OSC) had players named to four o f the six provincial teams, with the biggest contingent on the boys' under-15 team. The team for 2003-born play­ ers included Mauro Lulli, Yves Michel Tcheuyap, Nathaneal Clarke, Tyler Curtis, Kevin Espiro and Aleks Petrovic. Tcheuyap was also a member o f the under-14 team last year. Three other OSC play­ ers earned a spot on Onta­ rio teams. Alanna Delle Monache (girls' under-15), Kacper Am brozew icz (boys' under-14) and M edi­ na Doka (girls' under-14) w ill play for Ontario this weekend against the Que­ bec provincial teams in Vaughan. Oakville's Anika Toth, who plays for Hamilton United, w ill play for the Ontario girls' under-16 team. "The Canada Soccer Excel technical staff w ill be on hand to scout the players for potential in­ vites to the Canada Soccer National Excel environ­ ments," said Gary Miller, Ontario Soccer technical director. "In addition, scouts from Toronto FC and all over Canada and North American univer­ sities w ill be in atten­ dance to see the best o f what Ontario has to of­ fer." The six Ontario teams w ill square o ff against their Quebec counter­ parts three times over three days. "This is a significant achievement for these players who have worked so hard and represented the organization so well," said OSC executive direc­ tor Dave Harris. Don't be a LitterBug! 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