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Wednesday, May 26, 1999 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER D1 All Miro Majorahn has to do is say the word, and there are several Canadian universities waiting for him to do so. The young swimming sensation, with one year of high school left, pretty much has his choice of where he would like to study kinesiology or veterinary medicine, whatever he decides. Athletes such as Majorahn, who holds five of Queen Elizabeth Park's senior swimming records, don't come along very often, said coach Jim Bonnell: When the swim season began for Majorahn, he was already pumped. A month before, he was in the pool preparing for a trip to China, one of a team selected on the basis of times, for the International School Sport Federation's High School Olympics. That was last October and both Majorahn and his younger sister Mia, had impressive showings, Miro finishing 18th in the world in 50 freestyle and Mia finishing 23rd in 50 free. He capped off his high school Photos by Barrie Erskine Discourage weeds. Reg. s8 "Herbs Reg. !2" NOW f A GRAM GARDEN CENTRE located on the corner of Highway #5 and 9th Line-entrance off 9th Line. --_ (9 0 5 ) 2 5 7 -3 5 7 7 TOP PHOTO: Jason Pilkington of Iroquois Ridge was unsuccessful at 2.10m. But his 2.05m successful leap eas­ ily won him the Halton/G-HAC title. MIDDLE PHOTO: Leann Lapp of Q.E. Park jumped a personal best 4.58m to win the Halton/G-HAC title. BOTTOM PHOTO: Peter Kran from OTHS gives it his best shot. KRMA FLAWING s t o k e co Conveniently located o ff Keeping TrackAll specials are while quantities last, unless otherwise stated. ________ AGRAM reserves the right to limit quantities.ight to limit quantities. An Oakville Beaver Feature Editor: NORM NELSON 845-3824 (Extension 255) Fax:337-5567 Grecian urn I? re-pi an ted. Square or round. R p n V I f ) * Garden Centre Hwy #5 9" Line Upper Middle V . / 1 g i § i i h -- i f F f t i ' *■ =% 0 NB-ST0 P GARPBNING a OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK E3 DRECT PAYMENT; j OPEN Monday-Friday 8-8 Saturday & Sunday 9-5 Sale Ends Tuesday June 1/99 Golden Horseshoe A thletic Conference (G-HAC) track and field championships were held at M cM aster U niversity last Wednesday. Tomorrow, the regional com ­ petition will take place, which is the final hurdle before the provincial OFSAA meet. On D2 and D3 are results ft»m last W ednesday's meet. Included are the top three com ­ petitors along with all Oakville competitors who finished in the top six. (Oakville competitors are in boldface and are capped for a first-place finish.).k