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Oakville Aquatic Club finishes second at Swimming Canada World Trials Led by Tera Van Beilen's two victories, the Oakville Aquatic Club finished second at the Swimming Canada World Trials in Victoria. But the Olympian and world-championship bound swimmer, who won the 100-metre and 200m breaststroke and was second in the 50m breaststroke, wasn't alone in helping OAK accumulate 483.5 points, just shy of the UBC Dolphins' winning tally of 497. Mack Darragh made five finals, including a third-place finish in the 100m butterfly, and Evan White swam in four finals, highlighted by a second-place in the 200m individual medley. OAK trailed UBC by just 1.5 points heading into the final two events and despite posting solid third and fifth-place finishes in the medley relays, UBC took first and second to secure the overall team title. Darragh also finished fourth in the 400m IM, fifth in the 200m IM, sixth in the 200m butterfly and eighth in the 200m breaststroke. White added to his second-place finish with a fifth in the 200m butterfly and a pair of seventh-places in the 400m IM and the 100m butterfly. Marni Oldershaw took third place in the 400m IM and eighth in the 200m IM. Oldershaw also contributed to a pair of thirdplace relays. She teamed with Lauren Lalumiere, Jacqueline Keire and Sharalynn Missiuna in the 4x200m freestyle relay and Van Beilen, Keire and Annie Harrison in the 4x100m medley relay. Harrison made three individual finals, finishing sixth in both the 100m and 200m backstroke and seventh in the 400m IM. Duncan Partridge placed sixth in the 50m freestyle and Gamal Assaad had seventh-place finishes in the 50m and 200m butterfly. Assaad, White and Bryce Kwiecien-Delaney were members of both OAK's male relays. David Whiteside joined them for the 4x200m freestyle relay that finished third and Darragh was part of the fifthplace 4x100m medley relay. OAK's B team in the freestyle relay, consisting of Reid Scarrow, Mackenzie Hamill, Mitchell Gour and Darragh, was eighth. The men's 4x100 freestyle relay team of Scarrow, Partridge, Darragh and Gour was sixth. The women's 4x100m freestyle relay team of Keire, Missiuna, Lalumiere and Annika Grewal was eighth. Also reaching individual B finals and earning points were Keire and Peter Serles. 29 | Friday, April 12, 2013 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Incorrect team photo published with article The wrong photo was published with a recent article that appeared in the Beaver about the Oakville minor peewee A Rangers team that won the Ontario Minor Hockey Association championship. Above is a photo of the minor peewee A Rangers. The Beaver regrets the error and any inconvenience it may have caused. Crusaders to host international rugby clash The Oakville Crusaders Rugby Club will be the host venue for an international rugby contest next month. The Ontario Blues high-performance provincial team will face the Royal Air Force of the British Armed Forces Saturday, May 18 at Crusader Park. The 4 p.m. game, the Blues' first pre-season match on home soil, will be preceded by a high school contest and will be followed by a display of fireworks. "The Crusaders are proud to welcome back the Ontario Blues in their fixture with the Royal Air Force," said Crusaders president David Haslam. "This fixture promises to be an excellent one... This builds on our recent success of hosting Blues games, and brings top-level rugby right back into our community." The match is part of the Royal Air Force's tour of Ontario in mid-May. The RAF regularly plays other service teams in Great Britain, including the Royal Navy, Army and British Police. Most recently, the RAF defeated Cambridge University 24-12. "This will be a good early season test for us, since the RAF play good, competitive rugby against the other services and some top university sides in Britain, and will obviously be fit," said Blues team manager Mark Winokur. "With some of our guys away with Canada commitments, this gives us a chance to look at emerging players under real pressure." The Blues have already begun open training and will continue holding training sessions until next week, when the squad will be named for their first pre-season game in New York. The Blues will take on the US Super League champion New York Athletic Club May 4 in a make-up of a game originally scheduled for last November, which was postponed due to Hurricane Sandy. The Blues have won gold at the Canadian rugby championships the past two seasons. Oakville FLAG FOOTBALL www.oakvillebeaver.com OAKVILLE TITANS FLAG REGISTRATION OMFA Spring Flag Football 201 3 Season Starts in May. AGES 5-12 Looking for Atom players born in 2003 & 2004 Registrations are currently online at oakvilletitansfootball.ca 3 equal PayPal payments available.