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NEWAC Makes Splash at The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, June 11,1994 7 Bible Relay Initiated in Sweden Passes Through Area Thirty-four members of NEWAC, our local competitive swimming club, travelled the short distance to Port Hope recently to compete in the Port Hope Spring Invitational. The meet involved teams from Belleville, Trenton, Peterborough, Port Hope and, of course, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. NEWAC won the event handily, out-placing the second place team, the Northumberland Aquatic Club (Port Hope) 465 points to 295; A number of swimmers were standouts in their respective age groups. Darrel Vonhatten took top spot overall in the boys' 10 and under category with three firsts and two seconds. seconds. Jenny Ellis took first overall in the girls' 13 and 14 age group with three firsts and a sixth. The high point award for 15 and over girls went to Alison Eeuwes, who had four firsts and a second. Another three athletes, Lisa Vonhatten Vonhatten (1st, 2-2nds, 5th, and 6th in 13+14), Peter Frisina (2-lsts, 2-2nds, and a 3rd in 13+14 boys), and Neil Murray (1st, 2-2nds, 4th, and 5th in 15+ boys), each took second spot in overall total points in their groups. Malcolm Bonner (11+12, 1st, 2nd, 2-4ths, 5th), Kelly Ogilvie (13+14, 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th), and Devon Preston (15+over, 3-2nds, 3rd, 5th), placed third. In spite of less than ideal conditions conditions - over six hours of competition in oppressive heat -- there were many swimmers who made significant personal personal improvements. Deepak Angl improved all six of his swims, while younger sister Sheila improved four out of four, and, in addition, addition, completed the 100 metre individual individual medley for the first time. Patrick Patrick Russel also had an excellent meet, and improved all five of his swims. Besting their previous performances performances in four out of five events were: Jay Angl, Malcolm Bonner, Marshall Bonner, Peter Frisina, Amber Key, Reza Shaffaf, and Rick Weis. Christine Christine Dymarski, Jenny Ellis, Christine Frisina, Lamanda Greenyer, Cathy Hamond, Jacquie Hurvid, Melissa Mason, Andrew Mclaren, Kelly Ogilvie, Ogilvie, Krista Robinson, Tisha Shaffaf, and Michelle Vonhatten each improved improved in at least two events. In all, there were 83 swims which were lifetime bests. Other swimmers with placements in the top six were Colin Greenway (2-4üis, 3-5ths), Mackenzie Hudgin (2-3rds, 4th), Dave James (2nd, 3rd, 2-4ths), Adele Jenkins (2-2nds, 3rd, 4th, 5 th). Obviously, this win was a real team effort with almost every swimmer swimmer contributing points. NEWAC won all four boys' relays as well as two of the girls' relays. Two special mentions from the meet go to Malcolm Bonner who set the only club record from the meet with a 36.92 for the 11 and 12 boys' 50 metre fly, and to Marianne Leslie, who had two outstanding backstroke swims, achieving the Division II National National times for the 100 and 200 metres, metres, and earning herself a trip to St. John's, Newfoundland, in July for the Eastern Canadian Cup Championships. Championships. ^^^^^rüsSanadSbî^îa^asse^irou^Uhe streets of Bowmanville on Friday, June 3, mating a brief stop at the Town Hall square before heading to the Liberty Pentecostal Church for a rally. Those participating in the relay are from Sweden, and they concluded tiieir portion of the journey on June 6 in Hamilton. Above, Councillor John O'Toole lends his signature to the bible that was being used in the relay, relay, as local organizers gather around. Toby Limebeer, 17, and Diane Jenkins, 14, recently returned from le Youth National Swimming Championships in Winnipeg where iey represented the Newcastle Aquatic Club. The four-day meet m- uded boys under 17, and girls under 15. It was Toby s thud time rnipeting at the meet, while Diane made her second appearance, liane participated in the 100m and 200m backstroke, while Toby warn in the 50m, 100m, 200m, and 400m freestyle, as weU as the 00m butterfly. In the 200m freestyle, he finished 13th overall. After three weeks of chilling tryouts, the Darlington Tier I under- 9 team was selected in May. Coaches Coaches and management would like to thank all players who attended the tryout practices in April, and thank all the parents for their support in assembling the team. The team would like to thank its sponsor, Mason Windows, for supporting supporting the team. The players are proud of their team uniforms and of representing Darlington for the second second consecutive season in the Tier I under-9 league. The team is comprised of members members from throughout the municipality municipality of Clarington. Team members include: include: Devon Potter, Bradley Bakker, Kevin Bellerose, Ryan Fowler, Justin Ross, Greg Mostert, Kyle Searle, Richard Morel, Justin Andrews, Derek Van Heuvelan, Ian Martin, Ryan Hibbard, Daniel Michael, Michael, Tanner Milson. Home games will be played behind behind MJ. Hobbs Senior Public School in Hampton. The team plays five consecutive home games over the next five Mondays. Come on out and watch your local team. The team's regular goalkeeper, Kyle Searle, recently broke his wrist and will be absent from the team for the next few weeks. Kyle's strong goaltendiiig skills will surely be missed, and the team wishes him a speedy recovery. The team swept two exhibition games against Oshawa by scores of 7-2 and 5-3. In its first regular season game on Monday, June 6, Darlington played a team from Whitby. The team played a strong game, with smart passing plays, and continually continually challenged the Whitby forwards forwards and defence in attacking the ball quickly . Ryan Hibbard played a strong game in goal, filling in for the absent absent Kyle Searle. Defensive players were quick to attack and interrupt offensive rushes by the Whitby team. Particularly strong play was evident from Ian Martin, Kevin Bellerose, and Greg Mostert. The forwards worked amazingly well as a unit, considering the limited limited practice time they have had. Strong crossing passes from Ryan Fowler and Tanner Milson led to excellent excellent scoring opportunities. The Whitby goalie, along with help from the crossbar and some goalposts, kept his team in the game. However, eventually the team was able to find the mark and at halftime led the match 3-0. 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