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Page B2 ♦ THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ August 16, 2006 durhamregion.com All aboard with the Lords No changes as every Durham College head coach returns for 2006-07 OSHAWA - The more things change, the more they stay the same. At least that seems to Be the case with the 2006-07 Durham Lords athletics program. program. While the rosters for almost every school team will surely look different than last year, the head coaches who lead them are staying the same. The Lords announced this week that t each and every head coach from their 2005-06 programs are returning for another kick at the can. Leading the group is the "DC Dean. - of Coaches" in Stan Marchut. The win- ningest coach in OCAA history (313 wins), Marchut returns for his 23rd season season on the sidelines with the women's volleyball program. While on the men's side, Gord Williamson's tenure has entered double digest as he is back with the men's squad for a 10th season. . On the diamond, Sam Dempster returns hoping to make a second consecutive trip to nationals with the men's baseball program, program, while Jim Nemish is back for year 18 and hoping to begin a new lengthy winning streak with the women's fastball fastball team. Craig Andrews and Peter Gordon return to the hard court for another season. Sweet results for V , ! Durham lathletes HERSHEY, Pennsylvania -- Anyone - > looking for athletes from Durham Region i ;;vat the North American Youth Track, and LyField Championships would have found ;-»them on the winners' podium. y V Held in Hershey, Pennsylvania, the y-meet attracts athletes from across North America. Julian Patchett, from Ajax, won gold [fm the boys' 13-14 800 metres, winning 7 convincingly in a time of 2:05.75 and y ; just missing the meet record for the y 'event by 2.6 seconds. •'>' The second-place finisher, from Cali- • 2-fomia, was seven seconds behind and the Ü third-place finisher came in nine back. Patchett had set his mind on.breaking ' -'the meet record, but the lack of competi- y'tion and the high temperatures worked - y against him. '. y The Prince sisters - Kendra ..and > iNichelle - from Ajax ran in 4-x-100m 1- " relay races. Nichelle's 11-12 'team 1 ' 'brought home the gold with a time of ; y 53.79 seconds, while Kendra ran in the • y 9-10 age group and her team finished in *> second with a time of 1:01.12 seconds. !y B.J. Cunliffe, from Courtice, placed i^second in the 13-14 age group 1,600- ; y metre (one-mile) race, finishing in a time ; y of 4:49.35. y > He just beat out the third and fourth • y place finishers, from British Columbia 1 y and California respectively, by tenths-of- 1 -La-second. , Andrews will guide the women's basketball basketball program for eighth time, while Gordon is back for his ninth season at the helm. Durham is playing host to the OCAA men's basketball championships this season, providing Gordon with a little added incentive. The ever-successful golf program sees the return of Mike Duggan for a 10th season, looking to improve on the men's and women's CCA A silver medals from last season. Vaso Vujanovic and Stan Bombino head back to the pitch, looking to recapture recapture OCAA glory for the women's and men's soccer programs respectively. x,T '"'X kqiotp 01 ^ 41 NOW 'nee C^ n Come Join The Fun! 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