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Forum is for co.aches A coaches' forum will be held at Durham College on Friday, April 15. Franoes Berkoif, author of 'Power Eating' and Toronto Blue Jays nutritionist, will discuss nutrition; Cheryl Nammour of Durham Colle ge will discuss fit- ness and conditioning, Toronto Argonauts tramner Gerry Town- send will discuss pre-game pre- paration (mental and physical); therapist Paul Smalley will dis- cuse minor injury treatment and safety in sport. The forum, from 10 a.xn..to 2:3 p.m., is sponsored by the college's athletic department and the Dur- ham Région Farm Fresh Market- inR Association. Coat is $20. Registration is from 9:30 to 10 a.m. For more information caîl 721-3047. lard Des Ormeaux, q4ue. March 24-31. Nicola Frankland,, Melissa Redmond, Sara Boyd and Amy MePherson are four of the eight members of the junior (aged 12 to 14) teain that was eighth at the eastern event to also earn a trip to the nationals. Pia Schmidt-Hansen was *firt in short and long freestyle in senior ladies, and finished second to Woodhouse in junior. Kristen McCron was first in junior olympic 1A and IA free- style, Sanara Caukwell was second in junior olympic LA free- style and third in junior olyinpic IIAfreestle. Stacey iller was third in ori- ginal set pattern dance. Whitby skaters earned- the most trophies of the five partici- pating skating clubs. Whltby Free Prms, Wednesclay, April 13,1094, Page 21 Clapi score ]8S]i ILend WfWT M«ch 0 5 ýbaquhamon2 Jamon Hochklo. Boxing show h a The Motor City Boxing Club will host a night of bouts on Saturday, May 14 at the Armouries in downtown Oshawa. Bouts will include a rematch between Motor City's Les Bou- chard and Peterboroughs Jay Cochrane in the middleweight division. Cochrane won a close decision over Bouchard before more than 1,400 people at a show in Peter- borough over the weekend. Encouraged by the turnout for the Peterborough event, Motor City club instructor and coor- dinator Don Nelson is hoping that 400 people will attend the Ma114 show. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m., and boxing will begin between 7:30 and 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 for aduits, $5 for kids. The night willi also include the first bouts by members of the recently forrned Motor City club. Ban dy Barden 12 is one of those tentativel; sceduled to make their debuts. Nelson is inviting boxers from clubs in Buffalo, N.Y., Ajax, Trenton and Toronto to partici- pate. For more information, caîl the club at 434-8686. 3 Weimd 0 Pied Wkig 5 Ajax-P"icrno An eight-ender was the high- light of the Mini-Major bonspiel at the Whitby Curling Club on April 6. Scoring with ail eiaht rocks in the house in one encf during the competition was the Janice Weatherdon rink -- the eventual champions of the bonsiel for leads adseconds. Carole Smith was vice, Sharon Copeland second and Lauren SyvIestre lead on the Whitby rink that won the Shisko's Coun- try Produce trophy. Second was an Avonlea Curl- ing Club rink, third a rink from Port Perry and consolation one- game high winnere was 'the Witby rink of skip Donna Tay- lor, vice Brenda Nichols second Karen Konoby and lead ýÏ'eresa Richter. Whitby wretlersc first at DEAA meet Eleven Whitby students had first-place finishes at the Dur- hamn Elementary Athletic Asso- ciation wrestling chaznpionships April 5 and 6 in Oshawa. In senior compe'tition, Gord Tooley of Dr. Robert Thornton won t he 53.1-kilograin class. Ini juior, Palmerston students won fve divisions -- Brett White- Finkie in 35 kg., Robert White in 37 kg., Malcolm Maclea in 40.5 kg., Richard Anderson in 85 kg., Stu Derbyshire in 94 kg. RKA. Sennett students won three divisions in junior -- Derek Orr in 46 kg., Mark Jaraczuk in 30.6 kg., Ben McPherson in 29.2 kg Ian Mackenzie of Thornton won the junior 37.7 kg. division and Andrew Barnes of Glen Dhu won the Junior 41.3 kg. class. Sennett was third in the teami competition in junior. Two hundredI students partici- pated in the senior division, 211 ini junior. Basketball tournainent planned The Durham Region YMCA is hosting the first annual women's basketball tournament April 15 and 16. The YMCA is looking for six teams with a maimum 10 people on each team. The tournainent will be held at Father Leo J. Austin Catholic Secondary Sehool in Whitby. The cost is $200 per team whichis to bepaid bythe team captain. The tournament will be round-robin format with each teami assured two gaines. 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