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SII AA ha TUM NN 10 FS gt 1S TA St Nr - FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2001 - 21 Uxbridge Swim Club members attend meet in Winnipeg Swimmers make a splash at national competition Eleven USC members flew to Winnipeg recently for the Youth and Junior National Competition, at which there were almost 600 swimmers from 89 swim clubs across Canada. This level of competition is just one below the Nationals which .is the highest level of amateur swimming competition in Canada. Swimmers must have very fast time standards in order to qualify for this high-level meet. Seven of the eleven - USC swimmers qualified for either the Finals or the Consolations in several events. Scott Briggs won two medals for his efforts - a Silver in the 50 metre Freestyle and a Bronze in the 100 metre Free. This means that Scott is the second fastest amateur swimmer in the 50 Free event in Canada - and that is no small feat! Individual results are as follows: Scott Briggs (19): 50 FR - 2nd; 100 FR - 3rd; 50 BK - 6th; Marcia Bryon (18): 400 IM - 6th; Matt DelMastro (18): 100 Fly - 4th; 50 FLY - 5th; Lauren Dorrington (15): 200 IM - 11th; Braedon Sharp (18): 100 BK - 5th; 200 BK - 8th; Ashleigh' Thomas (17):100 BK - 6th; 50 BK - 13th; Dan Tracy (18): 100 BR - 8th; 200 BR - 16th. The remaining swimmers from the group were Gillian Bryon (15), Meg Fracke (16), Sasha Tracy (15) and Mandy Vanderlee (16), all of whom provided a steady stream of cheers as their team- matés swam their final races. Congratulations to all eleven Youth and Junior National competitors! Scott Briggs is now training for the Canadian nationals to be held in two weeks. Showing off his i; fin Brooklin is up 3-0 in their semi-final series Redmen hold a commanding lead in lacrosse playoff action ~The Redmen met the Athletics in Game 3 of their best-of-seven semi-final series Monday night in Whitby. The Redmen were up two games to none after wins of 12-8 at home to start the series and 11-9 on the road on Saturday. Brooklin won the open- ing draw and took off down the floor and, with a mere eight seconds off the clock, Cam Woods welcomed the Athletics to IPA with a goal. Steve Toll added another just a minute later and by the 5:50 mark of the open- ing frame the Redmen were up to a comfortable 4-0 lead. Jody Holbrough did score for the visitors to draw closer at 4-1 but Kelly Sullivan added one for the Redmen before the end of the first and Brooklin took a 5 PCR PIZZA, SUBS > SWINGS 5-1 lead to the break. The Redmen kept com- ing and Jason Crosbie cele- brated his return to the line-up with a goal at 5:27 of the first. The Redmen got a goal from Brad MacArthur at 13:16 of the second, which made the game 7-1 and forced the Athletics to put in back-up goalie Corey Quinn. That strategy would not work on this night as the Redmen welcomed Quinn to the game with a goal less than a minute later off the stick of Nick Trudeau. The Athletics were able to score two before the period was over but one from Shawn Williams for the Redmen made the score 9-3 for the home side after two peri- ods. 2, The Athletics.scored first Weatier Sty [Port [Perry VE DELIVER TO THESE AREAS ~ Port Perry. Blackstock, Nestlot Caesarea, seaaqrave, Greenbank, vlica, Epsol SCcuqgoqg | 11d TH in the final frame to dele the gap to 9-4 but that was the only goal they would get in the final period. The Redmen reeled off seven straight goals in the third including two from Mick Trudeau, two from Mike McLellan, including one short-handed goal in the last minute and his first goal as a Redmen for Derek Suddens. The Redmen won the game by a score of 16-4 and can wrap up the series with a sweep on Thursday night when they travel to St. Catharines for Game 4. The Redmen went with Rob Blasdell in net for the entire game. The Athletics pulled Cosmo for Quinn at 13:16 of the second. They put Cosmo back in at 18:45 of the second and Quinn Turn to Page 22. ¥ Ww CHRIS HALL \ WEEKEND STAR Teams from all across Durham Region and beyond showed up at the Uxbridge Lawn Bowling Club last Saturday (Aug. 4) to take part in the club's 'mixed trebles tournament. A total of 16 teams participated in the tournament, including Whitby's Jody Wallwork, who enjoyed the day with his teammates from the Whitby Lawn Bowling Club. Representing Scugog Township was a team from the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club. 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