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I THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, AUGUST 22,2001 PAGE 15 Sports &LEISURE CANADIAN STATESMAN AUG. 22. 2001 Justin Bowles of Courtice leaves the transition area to head out on the bike course during during the Kids of Steel triathlon held on Saturday. The swim, bike and run event attracted attracted more than 200 athletes between between the ages of 7-18 to the Courtice Courtice Community Complex. RON P1ETR0NIR0/ Statesman photo si 'cV-if r CLOWNS & MAGIC SHOW WED. AUG. 22 6 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. THURS. AUG. 23 6 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. HARRY POTTER SCHOOL OF HOGWARTS WITH PROFESSOR ALBUS DUMBLEDORE FRI. AUG. 24 6 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. ALL EVENTS AT CENTRE COURT points The high point of your day I of Taunton & Ritson, Oshawa 436-7723 Mon, • Fri, 10 a.m. ■ 9 p.m,, Sat. 10 a.m. ■ 6 p.m., Sun, Noon • 5 p.m, Email sports stories to bkelfy@durhamregion.com Kids of Steel show mettle at triathlon itnti Of! vo. r.-MÜi'.'l OSHAWA ■ COURTICE - A record number of participants swam, hiked and ran their way to the finish line at the 7th annual Kids of Steel triathlon held on Saturday Saturday at the Courtice Community Complex. Complex. Registrations topped the 200 mark as 204 young athletes between the ages of 7 and 18 negotiated their way through the multi-sport event. Clarington athletes did exceptionally exceptionally well in the triathlon, which included entrants from throughout Ontario. Local athletes won three overall age championships and five medals in total. The following are the results of local athletes from Saturday's event. Boys 7-8 1. B.J. Cunliffe, Courtice, 10:42; 8, Nick McKay, Courtice, 11:30; 22, Brandon LeBlanc, Newtonville, 12:41; 23. Brett Pollard, Bowmanville, 12:43; 25. Timothy Stewart, Orono, 12:57; 28. Zane Yassein, Courtice, 13:03; 35 Brett Walker, Courtice," 13:27; 40 Zachary Jones, Courtice, 13:46; 42 Zachaiy Cretien, Courtice, 14:03; 48, Jordan Hoogsteen, Courtice, 14:33; 54. Julian Pitney, Bowmanville, 15:24. Girls 7-8 8. Megan Kirkham, Courtice, 12:34; 15. Shelby Cunliffe, Courtice, 15:12; 18. Stepheny Burns, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, 17:07; 19. Emily-Sue Sten- house, Courtice, 17:22. Boys 9-10 6. Justin Bowles, Courtice, 21:43; 24. Kyle Dieleman, Enniskillen, 24:19; 31. Christopher Rivest, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, 26:30; 33. Alex Monaghan, Bowmanville, 26:40; Girls 9-10 13. Kaitlyn Vandergaast, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, 25:06; 22. Jasmine Spence, Bowmanville, 31:16; 25. Kayla Pollard, Pollard, Bowmanville, 33:34. Boys 11-12 16. Trevor Dieleman, Enniskillen, 36:09; 21. Evan Hargreaves, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, 37:34; 29. Devin Robinson, Kendal, 38:47; 31. Brett Campbell, Courtice, 39:52; 36. Adam Hoogsteen, Courtice, 41:48; 45. James Jennings, Courtice, 47:10; 46. Stephen Ploughman, Ploughman, Courtice, 48:16; 50. Michael Khashmanian, Courtice, 51:37. Girls 11-12 11. Melanie McLean, Courtice, 38:30; 13. Jessica Broersma, Courtice, 39:32; 24. Elyse Francey, Newcastle, 48:57; 26. Laura Neilson, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, 52:21; 27. Krista Raps, Courtice, 53:20; 29. Kerry Stevens, Courtice, 57:19. Boys 13-14 1. Kevin Bowles, Courtice, 37:25; 16. Jeffrey Luckai, Bowmanville, 46:46; 17. Trevor Raps, Courtice, 47:31; 24. Jeffrey Hegarty, Orono, 58:53; 26. Cory Bruinsma, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, 1:01. nuuse, vuuniuc, i ! iiianvme, i;ui. ■ ■ £ WÊ ■ ■ ■ Founder's Cup stays in Ontario I r 3CKIHfi[ It UP EDMONTON. Alla. - The Clarine- vnnced In the nhnmninnshln onnie with ™ EDMONTON, Alla. - The Clarington Clarington Green Gaels didn't get to defend its national championship, but the Founder's Cup will remain in Ontario. The Wallaceburg Red Devils captured captured the top prize in Jr. B lacrosse, defeating defeating the host, team from Edmonton 10-8 in Sunday afternoon's Founder's Cup championship game held in Edmonton, Edmonton, Alta. The victory capped off an undefeated undefeated tournament for Wallaceburg, which finished with an unblemished record of 6-0 in the tournament that included nine ' teams from across Canada. . Wallaceburg swept through its round robin games, finishing in first place in the Blue Division with a 4-0 mark, collecting collecting wins over Poco, B.C. 17-6, Calgary Calgary Bandits 15-4, Manitoba 19-10 and Edmonton 10-8. In the semifinals, Wallaceburg ad vanced to the championship game with an 11-5 win over Delta, B.C. Ontario's other entry in the Aug. 15- 19 tournament, the Scarborough Saints, won the bronze medal with a narrow 11-10 win over Delta, B.C. Scarborough Scarborough was relegated to the bronze medal game after dropping an 8-7 decision to Edmonton in the semi-finals. In round-Tobin play, Scarborough finished first jn the Red Division with three straight victories over the Calgary Mountaineers 11-8, Delta, B.C. 9-6 and the Greater Edmonton Lacrosse Council Council 12-7. ' The Green Gaels won the Founder's Cup two of the past three years, claiming claiming the top prize in 1998 and last season on its home floor as hosts of the national national championship tournament. This season, season, the Green Gaels were eliminated in the opening round of playoffs by Barrie. Create A Back Pack For Your Community Monday, August 20 to Friday, September 7 School days are just around the comer and Oshawa Centre is the place to start stocking up on supplies. Oshawa Centre, in partnership with the Durham Child Poverty Task Force and the United Way, has parked two yellow school buses in Centre Court to collect school supplies. With your donations of such items as pencils, . safety scissors, loose leaf paper, reusable lunch bags and r dictionaries, yog can help a child in need in the Durham Region begin the school year with a successful start. The Durham Child Poverty Task Force THF BAY SPARS ZELLERS FAMOUS PLAYERS CHAPTERS SPORT CHEK OLD NAVY STAPIFS OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9:30 AM TO 9 PM, SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 6 PM AND SUNDAY 11 AM TO 5 PM STEVENSON ROAD & KING STREET WEST (906) 7284231