The Oakville BeaVer, Friday May 12, 2006 - 33 O AK results from Hicken m eet C o n tin u e d fr o m p a g e 3 2 medley; silver, 800m free; bronze, 200m free); 14year-old girls: Katie Fox (bronze, 100m breast); 1 4 -y ea r-o ld b oys: Brody Dyson (silver, 200m back; bronze, 100m back); 15 -a n d -o ld e r boys: Cam C um m in g s (gold, 100m back; silver, 1500m free, 200m back; bronze, 400m medley); C u rtis Sam uel (silver, 100m fly; bronze, 200m back); Zacary O dger (bronze, 50m free, 100m free, 100m breast); Zabk C h etra t (bronze, 100m back). breast) 11-year-old gir ls: Avery Longm ore (7th, 100m back; 8 th, 100m breast); M arni Oldershaw (7th, 100m breast); 11-year-old boys: David W ilson (4th, 200m breast; 7th, 100m breast), Dragan Poposki (5th, 200m breast; 8th, 50m breast); 1 2 y ea r-o ld g ir ls : C lara A rm stro n g (4th, 200m breast; 8th, 400m m ed ley); Em ily Ower (8th, 100m back, 200m fly); 1 2 -y e a r -o ld b o y s: Russell nets winner in RBC clash Oakville's Scott Russell scored two m inutes into the third period and David Wilson made 13 of his 41 saves in the final period Tuesday as the Streetsville Derbys guaranteed them selves a place in Saturrday's RBC Royal Bank Cup sem i final round. Russell took a pass from Dan Fraser on a Streetsville power play and blasted a high shot past Brent Bothwell to give the Derbys a 2-1 vic tory Tuesday over th e top-ranked Yorkton Terriers and improve Streetsville's record to 30. Resting many of their key players, including Russell, for W ednesday's final ro u n d -ro b in game at the national Jr. A cham pionship, the Derbys lost 4-1 to CR Joliette Action. Streetsville, th e to u rn am en t ho st w hich bowed o u t in th e opening ro u n d of the Provincial Jr. A Hockey League playoffs, w asn't given m uch of a chance against the four region al champions. However, the Derbys are now ju st one win away from reaching Sunday's final at the Powerade Centre in Brampton. The cham pi onship game will be televised on TSN. M ackenzie D arragh (4th, 200m b reast); Alex P lotnikov (5th, 200m b re a st); Reid Scarrow (7 th , 200m b re a st); 1 3 -y e a r -o ld R elay m ed als g ir ls: E rin Assman (4th, 1 0 -a n d -u n d e r b oys: 100m fly, 200m medley; gold, 4 x 50m free, (M ichael S eifert, Evan Oakville Aquatic Club's 11-12 girls' relay 5 th , 400m free; 6 th, W hite, M ackenzie team of (left to right) Clara Armstrong, 100m free, 8th, 400m medley); Sydney Clarke M artyn, Jarro d Baddeliyanage); gold, 4 x Mika Spencer, Marni Oldershaw and (7th, 200m back); 1450m m edley (Evan Jacqueline Kerie set a new club record in year-old g ir ls: Kate Fox (4th, 200m medley; 5th, W hite, Jarro d 200m breast; 6th, 100m B addeliyanage, M ichael the 4x50-metre medley relay. fly, 400m medley); 1 4 S eifert, M ackenzie year-old boys: G raham Fink (5th, 50m free; 8th, M artyn); 1 1 -1 2 girls: silver, 4 x 50m m edley [club 100m back, 200m back); Dylan K ent (7th, 200m record] (Marni Oldershaw, Clara A rm strong, Mika fly, 400m medley; 8th, 200m breast); 15-an d Spencer, Jacqueline Keire); bronze, 4 x 50m free o ld er girls: Nicole M acKenzie (5th, 200m free; (Mika Spencer, M arni O ldershaw , Jac q u e lin e 7th, 50m free); Rachel Chan (7th, 100m free; 8th, Keire, Clara A rm strong); 1 1 -1 2 boys: silver, 4 x 200m medley); Poppy Sanders 50m free (M ackenzie D arragh, Reid Scarrow , (6th, 200m back; 8th, 100 back); 1 5 -a n d -o ld er Colin Searle, K ent Kikot); bronze, 4 x 50m m ed boys: Luke Kikot (4th, 50m free; 5th, 100m ley (M ackenzie D arragh, A lexander Plotnikov, Reid Scarrow, K ent Kikot); 15 -a n d -o ld e r boys: back); Cam C um m ings (6th, 100m free; 7th, 200m free); Zack C h e tra ti4 th , gold, 4 x 50m free (Zack C hetrat, Zacary Odger, 200m free, 100m fly, 200m fly; 5th,-200m back, Luke Kikot, Cam C um m ings); gold, 4 x 50m m ed ley (Cam C u m m in g s, Zacary Odger, C u rtis 400m medley 8th, 100m free); C urtis Sam uel (4th, 1500m free, lOOria back; 6th, 400m medley; Sam uel, Zack C hetrat). 8 th, 400m free); M att Lawson (8th, 1500m free); Ind ivid ual Top- 8 fin is h e s l e ar n in g team p o in ts) Jam es Loh (6th, 100m breast, 200m breast); 1 0 -a n d -u n d er girls: Tanith W ilkinson (8th, 50m B rian G ilm our (8th, 200m breast); Zacary Odger breast); M ichelle C arrabetta (5th, 100m back); (4th, 200m m edley). 1 0 -a n d -u n d er boys: M ackenzie M artyn (5th, 50m breast; 7th, 100m free, 100m breast, 8th, 50m free); Evan W hite (5th, 50m free, 6 th, 50m fly; · Members of the Dolphins Swim Club also 7 th , 100m back, 50m b reast); Jarro d competed at the Hicken meet. 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