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Heffron, McCart win first EC national tities E.C. Drury wresîlers combined equal parts victory and revenge at the Canadian Cadet/Juvenile Championships Saturday at Brock University. John McCart and Kevin Heffron secured the school's national juve- nule gold m e d ai1 s. Together with fellow veteran Chad Merritt, who placed fifth, the trio earned plenty of payback along the way to their fierce finishes. John McCart Heffron, a highly skilled 54 kilogram grappler, capped the finest individual season in Drury history by upstaging Ontanio Junior champion Matt Crocketî 11 -9 in an eagerly anticipated rematch. An explosive 6-0 start paved the way 10 victory. This followed three other wins and pro- vided redemption for Heffron, who after losing the provincial high achool gold in controversial fashion st month left no doubt as to who is Canada's top 54 kg. juvenile. The only thing that would have made this national title run any sweeter would have been avenging his provincial bass to Brampton Centennial's Chris Rouse - who was defeated in the second round by a New Brunswick wrestler Heffron went on to dominate 11 -1. His 1998/99 campaign featured 51 wins and 13 medals, the most by any senior. Ten of those were gold, which ties him with McCart and Chris Denich for the most in a season, while his career gold medal count now stands at 34 - also a school record. Following two consecutive years as the country's top cadet, 105 kg. McCart made a triumphant leap up 10 the juvenile clasa. He too went 4-0 10 become the Spartans' It's ail over for Milton sfrom DOWN on page 26 many litîle tidbits of success 10 hold onto and nurture. Event their precious shamrocks weren't nearly as talked about this lime around. IlGEORGETOWN CINMA 235 GUELPH STREET 873-1999 o LIFE ]- DaiIy 6:45 à 9:00 p.n. Set & Sun. 2:00 pi.. Coan.Language 0THNGSHATE AOUT YOU t OalIy 700 &9:15 pi. Set &Sun. 2:0 lpi. OTHE OUT OF TOWNERS1 7:00 &9:00 n. ODOUG'S FIRST MOVIE [ý 2:00 pm. only three-time national champ - eclips- ing Thomas Jensen, who won twice as a cadet. The star heavyweighî clinched the tille with an impressive counter and follow up pin-faIt. against Hamilton' s Sebastian Crosîs, who had ouîdisîanced hum 5-2 a month earlier at Use high achool provincial championships. McCart also used pinning combinations 10 take rounds one and two before pulling off a 10- point superiori- ty victory in Use semifinals. He closed out the season with six gold medals. Meanwhile, Merritt exacted a measure of revenge iin the 63 kg. fifth- place match. Kevin effron Afler being toppled Il-I1 by Alberta's Daniel Lamaro in the quarterfinals, he tumed the tables on bis westemriva du-_ ing their reîum engagement, with an over the back throw to score the pin and a sec- ond straight top five showing at nationals. Merritt's season win total, 49, was just two shy of Heffron. Silver medals at both the provincial high school and the Ontario Junior Championships helped highlighî bis ouI- standing year. Although overshadowed by these three veterans, a handful of other Sparlans showed strongly at the nationals as well. Leading the way was Malt Baxter, who wenî 3-2 in the cadet class, while Rory McDonell's juvenile debut was marked by a solid 2-2 effort. Adam Baxter, Chris Holmes and Tom Gallinger also fared well and picked up valuable* points in helping their affiliate Guelph Wrestling Club capture the team silver. Finishing just one point ahead were the Calgary Junior Dinos. Scots taking -the ic Scotland's Ayr Jets ice Hockey Club will invade Memorial Arena nexct Fniday (April 23). l'se visitors will participate in a mini goodwill tourna- ment which ineludes thse Canadian Silver Streaks, Air Canada ansd a representative froin Miltot's Sunday moto- ing industrial league. Approxiniaîely 10 years a go the Ayr Jets hosted a similar event featuring three provincial leains, one of tbem local. Now ît's their turi to enjoy some internatiosal hos- pilality. Gamnes wiîl run from 10 a.m. 10)3 p.m. and fan admis- sioni is free. Sponsoring the tournament is thie Waltzing Weasel, which will then hold a benefi 't dance complete witls live entertalinment from Carl Cooper's Three Men and a Druin Machine, start- ing ai 7 p.m. A portion of thse proceeds will go towards bus trans- portation costs for Use tossring teain, with Use balance going 10 Use Milton Minor Hockey Association. Tickets for Use dance are $5 per person and can be obtained at thse door. Advanced tickets cani also be purchased by calling Ben Hall al 876-2446. Proudly Presonts.. A P SAIt (SM Unensored Hypnotic Percêpfionist This Show le XXX Ratai & Unconsorsi. Thos. Eatill Offended - Stmy aof14...! l O opefl YO & prePa 5110ck0' CovIe r! 55 Ontario St. N., Milton. 878-6697 4M *Patio is Now OPEN! 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