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24-mle Canadian Champion, Friday, May 15, 1998 Summer Sports Schoos at Appleby College Oakville Information: (905) 845-4681 Ext. 266 Beginner to advanced leveis Begne to advanced levels Expert Instruction GotedingIstruction $189 one week ($170 add'l week) $149 one week ($120 add'l week) Ages 8 -16 Groupa bye4,ability Goa1endln!wer i insrto Rep and pro-drillscontact weeks $229 one week ($190 add'l week) Sa.ey112 day A or PM $119 one week Variety of activities emphasizing recreation, participto 1ncudea soccer, VOleybail, swimnsing, softball and more! $189 onle week ($160 add'I week) "Be The Dm1 VYon Can Be", Co-ordination, flexibility, locus and conditioning benefits across ail sports. $119 one week Same story, just a different day Craig O'NeiI picked up right where hc lcft offlast year. The I 7-year-old Mustang ran the junior boys 3MX)-metre hurdiles t0 a second gold-medal ftnish in as many years Tuesday at the Halton Track and Field Charnpionships in Burlington, during day one oitheli regional coîopeliiion - which ieiured boys running and girls field events. He qualiiied for the Golden Horscshoe Athietic Conierence (GHAC) next Thursday at: Hamiltons McMaster University. The lanky 65" runner stopped the dlock at 42.7 seconds. Where ONeil was the top finisher lor MD, Christie Robertson was the top workhorse. îhe junior lemale athiete put ber throwing skilis 10 the test in three different events and managed GHAC quaiifying standards each lime. She placed third in both the discus and javelin, with 24.58 and 30.1 l m showings respectively, and hurled the shot-put 8.27m for fourth-place honours. Mo ha irk Race ivavY.G iielphLi nze, Nor th <ofthe 4 01,(Ca mp! l ille FREERACING. FREE FIREWORKS. FREE ADRENAINE1 -L A haîf dozen other 'Stangs earned GHAC berths aller day one, inciuding Natasha Hooper and Carnie Meltzer, who both took the high-endurance test in the grueling 1,.500m. thsoper lnished liairili i lit uîî'g'ris zig isýih a iiic of- ing arnong the juniors girls. Shawna Turner was the other female qualifier with a 4.26m leap in the junior girls long jump, which netted fourth-place hon- ours. Sprinter Mike Ccrka ran the senior boys 100m dash to third place with an 11.8 second finish while a 1.01 showing gave junior Chris Mark fourth spot in the 400m. Taking fifth in the open boys 2,000m steeplechase was Cam Fraser. Narrowly missing qualifying placements in both the 400m and 3(0)m hurdles was junior Melanie Casson, who took ifth in each event. Senior Jason Suter and junior Josh Remazki inished fifth as well in the 100m dash and 400m respectively. Also ct)mpeting for MD Tuesday were Blair McTrach, Holly Summertield and Brendan Coyle. Day two of the competition was held yesterday. Results were not available at press tîme. Top finishers at next Thursday's GHAC will move on to tbe South Regionals - also at McMaster University - and vie for berths to the provincial finals. set for the ftrst weekend in June in Sudbury. Marques wants to get three-peat The Bishop Reding Royals had a couple of regional champions and an overaîl third-piace standing after day one of the Halton Track and Field Championships in Burlingion Tuesday. Lcading the charges were senior stars Matt Peers and Shawnda Marques, who're following up on stellar 1997 seamons. Peers tumed back ail challengers in the 1O00m dash with an 11.4 second finish in the finals. A bastion of consistency al] day long, he clocked in ati 1l.4s and 1 1.3s in the preliminary and semnifinal heats respectively. Marques meanwhile is looking to make a third consecutive trip to the provincial championships this spring. She got ber cam- paîgn off to a rousing start with a victory in the girls long jump, stretching the tape measure 4.56 metres. She also advanced to the next level - Golden Horseshoe Athleîic C'onference (GHAC) finals at McMaster University next Thursday - in the 400m with a time of 1: 12.3. Bobby McKnight and Jesse St. John provided an effective one- two punch in the boys 400m. McKnight finished second in the senior class, setting a new school record of 53.3s, while St. John clocked in at 56.3s for an identical placing among the juniors. A total of 18 other Royals qualified for GHAC, with their cesuits as follows: Midget Boys Luke Brunner; 3rd in 400m (58.7s) Rich Tyrreli: 4th in 400m (59.3s) Midget Girls Crystal Morra; 3rd in 400m (74.l1s) Leanne Doolan; 6th in triple jump (8.05m) Eva Sitarz; 6th in shot-put (7.35m), 6th in discus ( 18.54m) Junior Boys John McDougall1; 4th i n 3,000m ( 10:05.3) Darryl Penson; 4th in 1 10m hurdles (school record of l8s) Mark Antonelli; Sth in I1 0m hurdles (school record of l8s) Junior Girls Tasha Marques; 3rd in long jump (4.34m), 6th in shot-put (7.80m) Carie-Ann Nichols; Sth in 1,500m (5:31.5) Anna Gori; 5th in triple jump (8.42m) Fiona Silcock; 6th in triple jump (8.34m) Senior Boys Andrew Silcock; 4th in 200m steeplechase (7:24.2), Sth in 3,000m (10:23.3) George Kerr; 41h in 3,000mi (10:21 .6) Senior Girls Nicole Lee; 3rd ini discus (21 .38iss), 3rd in 4(X)m hurdies 79.2s), 4th in javelin (I17.24111) Tanya Lutkin; 3rd inîî lt)n dash (1 5.6s) Sharmila Regala; 4ilîi in i 0,(76. Is) Mariana 1 Irkac; 6(b il shsoi-put (6.ti2ns), 6[h in .Iavelin (l 2.52m)