THE HERALD Wednelday May Practice makes perfect for Clarkes busy Rebel tracks ters HIGH SCHOOL They say practice makes perfect and the GDHS Rebels track and field team is getting plenty of It as the Halton May and May 12 ap proach Head coach Clarke had his charges in action again last weekend with strong ap pearances in both the Nelson Relays in Burlington and at the Roland Games in Toronto Saturday at St Mikes Bot Danker again led an impressive showing by the Rebels at the an nual Roland Games The junior runner took silver in the 1500- metre final setting a personal best time at four minutes seven A fine third place finish was turned in by the open girls fourbyfour squad of Sarah Broughton Anna Kristy Lewis and Lisa Carter Burroughs senior girls and Kevip Dyer junior boys were both finalists in their respective 100metre sprint finals with results that bode well for the OFSAA finals in June They both ran against probably the top runners in the province said Clarke Clarke also had high praise for his midget boys 1500metre specialists Jake Mashinter Ryan Trant and Kevin They all ran well and all broke personal best times by at least seconds apiece he said Kristy Lewis just back from the GDHS bands tour of West Germany was also cited by Clarke for her strong running in the midget girls Rebels earlier warmed up for the Roland Games with an ex cellent effort at Burlingtons Nelson Relays on Friday The open boys relay team led the red white and blue with a gold medal run as Cam Herman Stew Mike Dyer and Glenn Mulder combined for the wm Mulder Teetzel Dyer and his brother Kevin and Rob also earned first in the open boys novelty relay an event covering 1600metres with a team of five runners Mike Dyer round ed out a fine day by claiming se cond in the open boys 100metre event Clarke was happy with the work of two midget girls 1600- metre medley teams as a second and a third were earned by Andrea Webb Alexis Kerr Janice Smith Tanya Mitchell and Jen Eccles Anna Toone Michelle Thomp son Lisa Carter and Bur roughs took third in the open girls relay Sheri Nairn Carter Toone and Burroughs were third APPLE WINDSHIELD REPAIRS We Handle All Insurance CI urns in the open girls 1600metre medley and Martin Davison Mike Dyer Stew and Glenn Mulder were third in the open boys 1600metre medley Nairn Carter Bur roughs and Kristy Lewis also took a third in tie open girls novelty relay Rebels hosted the annual Rebel Classic yesterday no report available by press time and will take their final tuneup prior tc the with an appearance this weekend at Father Redmond Games The kids are forking hard concluded Clarke Theyre look ing forward to the Haltons Thorpe birdies bronze medal Actons fDave Thorpe capped an outstanding badminton season by placing third at the annual GHAC finals in Hamilton last Thursday Thorpes bronze medal per marked the best outing at GHAC by any Acton bad minton player in the schools history Thorpe won three of five games losing twice to Assump tions Peter Marsalak Peter really had Daves number other wise he won his matches handi ly said Acton coach Tom Wright Despite finishing third Thorpe missed the OFSAA badminton cut by one position as only the top two finishers advance to the all- Ontario championships However Wright said Thorpes season finale was anything but disappointing Dave gave a good run at the Halton Closed and Open he had a very good season said Wright who added the badminton squad next season will be going for the gusto Mixed results for Rebels A pair of mixed doubles teams carried the Rebel colors into bat tle at the GHAC badminton finals in Hamilton Thursday and GDHS coach Bob McKay was more than pleased with the results Bill Tutt and Julie Purvis team ed up to take fourth spot while right behind them in fifth was the tandem of Meredith Hamp and Owen Jones They did very wen said McKay At GHAC youre com ing up almost exclusively against club players so its pretty tough Melanie Jans was slated to compete for Georgetown in ladies singles but was forced to scratch In favor of a major squash com mltment Burke blanks Royal bats Burke pitched shutout ball and helped his own cause with a triple as the GDHS Rebels blanked the Bishop Reding Royals 12O in opening day high school baseball league action in Georgetown on Monday and Adam also chipped in with triples while Travis Gardiner came in to finish the job on the Georgetown mound The baseball visit Oakville to play White Oaks Wildcats today Softball tourney on deck Saturday May 6 will be a busy Softball day at the Fairgrounds Park as the Lady Rebels will be hosting their first Spring Softball Tournament Twelve games are scheduled fromSam through until 5pm To date five teams are entered into the tourney namely Lord Elgin Bishop Reding Milton and host team Georgetown Coaches are using this early bird tournament as a means of selecting players under actual game conditions The entire tour nament is designed for this pur pose with little emphasis on winn ing but a great deal of emphasis on participation The tournament will be a round robin style of short games culminating with the top two teams playing for the champion ship due to begin at p m The teams finishing third and fourth will play for the consolation Each team is guaranteed four games in all with the exception of one which will play five The entire tournament is part of a school project and is ed and run by a trio of girls part of a class for Ms Orchard namely Cindy Dunn Julie Anderson and Lewis It will take the co operation of the student body to make the fun day run as efficient ly as possible Students are com ing forth and volunteering for such duties as umpires eke opera diamond maintenance cooks and in A Located at Carols 65 Main St S Phone for an appt or please drop by 8772981 Gilt Certificates Available SHOP LOCALLY WIN LUCKY LICENCE NUMBER HERES HOW TO WIN Each week the Herald will select a licence number from the parking lot of a different Halton Hills retailer and publish that 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