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LLT2Kzz -~ * SPoRTS First two golds for Dunn, Frost E.C. Drury High ScIsool placed third at Saturday's Rebel Rookie Wrestling Toumnament in Georgetown, on tise strength of gold-medal performances by up-and-comers Keith Dunni and Dave Frost. Both won their first career golda. Dunn went 4-O with one pin while Frost scored two pins and an overall 3-1 record. Also figuring in the medal haul were Mail Baxter and Chris Guard, who each earned bronze. Danny Varley flnished fourth on the day. Their collective efforts placed the Spartans ahead of 14 other teams. The host team retained their tournament title while Brampton Centennial took second. Veteran Nick Barkley made a succesaful teturn to Guelphs College Heights Saturday, where hie won his second open divi- sion gold in as many years. Jeremy Baron, Adam Scott and Junior Dynamo graduate Matt Devries ail *stna ck silver. For Baron and Devries, this marked their firat career silver medal in open clasa competition. Last Friday at the Waterdown Tournament, Kaegen Sherriff claimied gold and led a Spartan foursome that aIl cracked the top four. Despite an unblemidshed 3-O showing, Kevin Heffron left before the finals due to hockey commitments and had to seule for silver. Chris Holmes found himself in a similar situation. After wîn- ning three of four matches, hie had to leave early and thus forfeit- ed his bronze-medal match. Also placing fourth with a 3-2 record was Bryan Gent. The Spartans travel to Woodstock tomorrow (Saturday) and host their annual holiday toumnament Wednesday. Hearns gets winner The CSBI Construction minor peewee AA's traveled two very different paths towards back-to-back shutout wins recently. The Winterhawks looked to finish with a no-score draw against Orangeville until Mark Hearns delivered the victory with a game-winner in the final 13 seconds of play. Setting him up was Tyler Holman while Tim Johnston was flawless between the pipes. Mark Wilson, Brett Turner, James McIntosh and Christian Nonis provided a tîght defen- sive web for the victors. Milton carried the momen- * tum of this st second triumph into their next outing, and laid a 13-O beating on the lowly Chinguseousy Chiefs. Jody MaeGibbon earned bis fourth shutout of the season whîle Heamns turned a hat-trick. Holman, Ian Komnack, Darryl Teed and Daroen Yorke aIl tai- lied twîce. Contrîbuting singles were Chris Coates and Barry Kosmalski, who was the key set-up man on the night with five assista. Nonis and Derek Blanchard drew three assista each. The wins moved CSBI Construction into second place in their Tri County division. Milton Merlin Jennifer Porenta, 12, swamt to vlctory ln the 100-metre girls butterfly and won a goid modal. Double trouble for opposition 'Me Milton Marlins dominated two sep- arate swim meets with teams from Burlington, Orangeville and Acton last Sunday at the Leisuoe Centre. nmîmery wsenion ilri; anis Jaquelîne Clarke gave strong perfor- mances ln the 50m girls butterfly. I the moming session, thse competitive teami showed their power in thse water - posting 73 personal best times and setting 1l new club records. In total, 19 gold, 15 silver and 10 bronze medals were eamned by the local club, who seored 93 points for first-place team hion- ours. Among the gold medalists were Kassandra Sliekers(4), Jennifer Porenta (3), Dsvid Wassenich (3), Stephanie Sîjekers and Liss Trencs (2 esch), Tara Anderson, George Dimitrov, Petar Jokic, Nick Parris and Kevin Winter (l each). Silver medalîsts were Kristin McIloy (3), Petar Jokic and Nick Parris (2 each), Michelle Cîsessens, Jacqueline Clarke, George Dimitrov, Brenna Eller, Stephanie Sliekers, Lisa Trencs, David Wassenich and Kevin Winter (l each). Bronze medalists included Tara Anderson (3), George Dimitrov, Kristen Mcllroy, Nick Parris, Jennifer Porenta, Rachel Robinson, Yvonne Sliekers and Kevin Winter (I each). The aftemoon session was dedicated to the newest novice swimmers. Fifteen rising stars took to the pool and amassed 14 gold, 14 silver and fine bronze medals. Returning Marlin Kim Goodman col- lected thoee gold medals to lead the way. Other event winners were Daniel Iwasa- Madge (3), Matthew Sewell (2), Amy Azzopardi. Matthew Claessens, Justin Dressier, Kristin Dressier, Kathy Heintzman and Lisa Ragany (l each). Silver medalista included Jessica Smelko, Matthew Cisessens, Lisa Ragany and Justin Dressier (2 each). Amy Azzopardi, Kristin Dressier, Kyle Gray, Kathy Heintzman, Laura Prusha and Matthew Sewell (Il each>. Bronze medalists were Aaron Fraser, Kyle Gray and Jenna Murray (2 each), Amy Azzopardi, Laura Pnssha and Jessica Smelko. Coming in *with three fourth-place fln- ishes was Jason Fowler. PHut.7 MILTON Derry Rd, at Hwy. 25 lea a9 4eý %-, leiye! Get one as part of the .1 ~~ui~ poetity izzaAi For Oni V t Wigs or &Meal-ze Cassar salad$ Lag l.q5 rewa sticks$ 1 ¶ 831 Gag Buddy 875-48 L . , - - dâc ý .ý f.I