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Bronze medal for Sarah Adam Colville all set for Nationals Adam Colville is as ready as he'il ever be right now while preparing for the upcoming Canadian National Figure Skating Championships. He's no stranger to national competitions. Last year Adam finished fifth overalil in the junior men's event and hopes to improve on it this year. In addition, he was named to the National Junior Men's team competing in two international competitions--the Triglav Cup in Jesenice, Slovenia last April, where he was the top Canadian placing fifth overall; then, finishing in ninth spot at the Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest this past October. Adam leaves for Ottawa January 25. The short program is scheduled for Thursday, the 28th at noon followed by the long program. sometime Saturday morning. In a telephone interview Sunday, Adam stated that he was both mentally and physi- cally prepared for the competi- tion especially after having had a terrific week of practice. He is quite looking forward to the competition. Adam won't be without fan support in Ottawa either, as his family will be on hand to cheer him on. In addition, several mem- bers of the Orono Figure Skating Club will also be in the stands--Joan Moffat and her daughter Michelle, Karen & Cara Collier, and Carol, Jennifer & Andrea Lamont will also be part of the Colville contingent. Best of luck Adam! Orono figure skating club hosted the Eastern Pine Ridge Interclub Competition last week Saturday. One hundred and forty skaters from Newcastle, Bowmanville, Orono, Port Hope, Port Perry, Oshawa, Blackstock, Cobourg, Whitby and Hamilton/Hope Township took part in the competitive skate. Skaters competed in the Pre-Preliminary class right up to the Senior Silver, and included open team elements, solo dance, free skate, pairs and interpretive events. Adam Colville hangs a bronze medal around the neck of Sarah Beranger, an Orono Skater. Sarah competed in the Junior Bronze B Ladies event. Kaitlyn Leech of Oshawa placed second and Taryn Vemo of Oshawa places first. Century 21 novices shake up chiropractors Orono's Century 21 novices Neyer giving up, Herron came up with another big win Chiropractors came right back in exhibition play January 15 scoring their first at 10:14 to in Orono over the Herron make it 3-1. Family Chiropractic. > Third period action was Orono came out flying. wide open. Herron kept fight- Tyler Lawrence wasn't long ing back and were.rewarded finding a home for the puck with their second and third with Noel Snow assisting. goals to tie the game. Then, just a few minutes later, But, Century 21's Luke Mitchell Harding buried the Green decided his team needed puck in Herron's net again, a lift and scored two goals in with help from Be MeKelvie. this final1framegiving the real- Orono's Brock Dunham and tors a 5-3\ictory. Noel Sno\x Matt Mercer both made some earned an assist. great defensive moves. Game notes - Great work Second period play was just throughotthe entire game by like the first--fast and furious. Jeffrey Mulder, Brad Martin, Another goal for Orono by and Cory Veloce. Jason Hoyne Kenny Jackson wit the assist played spectaeularly in net for going to Aaron Zolderd. Centur g21. Oorono Copuntry Cafe unbeaten The Orono Country Cafe Atom Rep team has a three gane winning streak in tact since the start of the new year. The Cafe crew hosted Manvers to a game on January 15 having tied then twice in their past two encounters. Shane Winters was the dif- ference in this gane. He stood on his head to keep his team iii These Orono Skaters ail won medals at a recent Ice Breanne Collier lst Amanda Mullen Ist Jennifer Mc in three the game but, the final scored again. ended in a 2-aIl tie. Justin Guillemette scored both Orono goals. Darcy Mitchell and Stephen Hicks assisted on the first and, Steven Burt and Darcy Mitchell assisted on the second. The Country Cafe's next game is in Newcastle, on January 21st at 7 p.m.