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en "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" SPORTS Cornish track team comes through at Central meet The R.H. Cornish Track/Field team did well at the May DEAA Central meet held t Civic Fields in Oshawa on May 29. De- spite threatening skies and brisk breezes, our stu- dents gave it their best ef- fort both in the field and on the track. Cornish is ex- tremely pleased with its relay teams' results cap- turing seven firsts, two fa = seconds, and one third place finish in the 10 events. Those athletes who placed first or second in their events now ad- vance to the All Durham final to be held at Civic FieldsonJune6. Field Results Long Jump 1st - Nicole Ansell, Dean Van Camp, Genevieve Coxon; 2nd - Pat Lewis, =r THE S.A. CAWKER Public School boys track and field team did well at the 3rd - Holly Patton; 4th - Russell Brown. HighJump 1st - Brigette Palleske, Chris Evans; 2nd - Ashlea Jones, Lorian Collins, 3rd - Kalin Moon, 4th - Mat- thew Caldwell, 5th - Dev- on Howsam, Adam Doug- las, 6th - April Egan, Rebecca Norrie. Triple Jump 1st - Josh Sobil. 2nd - "se | Durham Central Track and Field Meet held May 29. Several members of the team will be heading to the All Durham Finals on June 6 at the. Civic Fields in Oshawa. THE GIRLS SQUAD from S.A. Cawker Public School also did well at the Durham Central Track and Field Meet held May 29. Several members of the. team will be heading to the All Durham Finals on June 6 at the Civic Fields in Oshawa. R.H. Cornish School's junior track and field team were also strong com- petitors in the recent DEAA event, with participants placing in a host of events on the day. Trevor Doan, Diana Bur- nett, Greg Bruton, 3rd - Kalin Moon. Shot Put 3rd - Morgan Cooper, Jennifer Bruton, 5th - Col- in Webster. Track Results 100M - 1st - Pat Lewis, Justin Moffatt, Dean Van Camp, Morgan Cooper, Jody May, 2nd - Nicole An- sell, Matthew Caldwell, 3rd - Stephanie Puckrin, 4th - Genevieve Coxon, 5th - Holly Patton. 200M - 1st - Justin Shinn, Justin Moffatt, Dean Van Camp, Jennifer Bruton, Taryn Izatt- Galloway, 2nd - Nicole An- sell, Diana Burnett. 400M 1st - Clayton Gil- mour, Jody May, 2nd - Da- vid Justynski, Greg Bru- ton, 3rd * - Brandon Haugen, Genevieve Cox- on, 4th - Justin Sanders. 800M - 1st - Erin Geary, Chris Evans, 2nd - Sarah Smith, 3rd - Kalin Moon, Nicole Bourgeois, Brad ey Johnston, 4th - Justin Koury, Jeff Tarbotton. 1500M - 1st - Pat Lewis, Erin Geary, Wolfi Pal- leske, Braden Tarbotton, 2nd - Kate Ansell, 3rd - Daniel Blea, Brad John- ston, 5th - Karlyn All- ward, 6th - Sarah Szolopi- ak, Kate Colmer. Relay Results- 1st 9,11,12,13yr.girls 9 yr. - Marta Van Camp, Nicole Ansell, Brigette Palleske, Erin Geary, Erin Bird. 11 yr. - Sarah Szolopiak, Stephanie Puckrin, Ash- lea Jones, Jennifer Bru- ton, Karlyn Allward. 12 yr. - Lindsey Wilson, Sarah Smith, Taryn Izatt- Galloway, Jody May, Car- ly Spunde. 13 yr. - Holly Patton, Di- ana Burnett, Sonya Wise- man, Genevieve Coxon, Rebecca Norrie. 2nd -10 yr. girls 10 yr. - Janine Gordon, Kalin Moon, Jenn Kenny, Morgan Cooper, Van Camp. Alison Boys- 1st 9,10,11yr. 9 yr. - Joseph Kozlinsky, Pat Lewis, Justin Sand- ers, Justin Shinn, Justin Koury. 10 yr. - Spencer Church- ill, Clayton Gilmour, Ste- ven MacLennan, Justin Moffatt, Jeff Tarbotton. 11 yr. - Tim Jones, Chris Evans, Brandon Haugen, Dean Van Camp, Trevor Robins. 2nd -13 yr.team 13 yr. - Dwayne Townet; Matthew Caldwell, Rus- sell Brown, Greg Bruton, Michael Versage. 3rd-12yr.team 12 yr. - Ian Garnett, Col- in Webster, Scott Beath, Adam Douglas, David Jus- tynski. Coed Relay Team 11yr.-2nd Josh Sobil, Hayley New- ton Allen, Nicole Bour- geois, Wolfi Palleske. el JEFF MITCHELL/PORT PERRY STAR The Intermediate track team at R.H. Cornish had plenty to be happy about after a solid performance at the DEAA Central meet held at Civic Fields in Oshawa on May 29. Here, members of the team pose for a photo in celebration of the win. Summer Camp in 15th year Port Perry Tennis Club proudly offers their Junior Summer Tennis Program for the 16th straight year. Many young players in the area chart their progress and enthusiasm for tennis from attending and learn- ing at this popular "camp". This year it runs from Monday, July 10 to Fni- day, July 28. Three weeks of games, practice and fun, week-days from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. The cost per child ok is $70. for members and $80. for non-members. The age range is from 8 to 16 years for all levels of play. The friendly, popular coaches are certified and experienced to provide the basic skills and drills ne- cessar6y for continuous improvement. Cold drinks are supplied and a limited number of junior racquets if necessary. We are pleased that once again, K.F.C. are offering some sponsorship. A very full and reward- ing three weeks for young people to play with their buddies in action-packed games and coordination the game of tennis prg- vides. It's the sport of a lifetime. Registration for the camp will be at the tennis courts by the lake on Mon- day, June 19 and Tuesday, June 20 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. See you there. a Cn To -- ----