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26 -The Canadien Champion, Frlclay, May 11, 2001 vILocal gymnasts shine Milton Spningers Stephanie Deumer and Jamie Fellows fin- shed in a dead heai during last seekcnd's Junior Ontario Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Sudbury. The Il -year-olds - who were independent entries at this year's provincials - ended up tied ovet-ail with 31.708 points in the Pre-Junior division, that included roughly four dozen gymnasts. Jamie's top efforts were n-scrvod I1 r on i iiwhIich sile took lO001. while Stephanie's best placing was 14th on floor. Also competing for the local club in the Novice 1 category was 10-year-old Julie Gagnon, who came away with an I 8th place finish on bearo in a field of 43. ORDES MSTBE PLACED BY 5 PM TNUI1DAY GAMBLING PROBLEM? If you or someone you know needs help with a gambling problem, please cail the Ontario Problem Gambling HeIpline at 1-888-230-3505, or in your community- ADAPT Halton Alcohol, Drug & Gambling Assessment Prevention & Treatment Services Burlington 905-639-6537 Halton His 905-873-2993 Milton 905-693-4250 Oakville 905-847-6547 -oI Photo by GRAH-AM PAINE 'Tennis anyone? Larry Langera returns this volley durlng doubles play at the Mlton Tennis Clubs opening day Saturday. Tearsome four make big waves Milton's golden girls sank their provin- cial competition last weekend in Etobicoke. The fearsome foursome delivered one of the club's most impressive efforts in recent memory during the Ontario Division IR Team Swim Championships - collective- ly capturing 16 gold medals. Leading the way at the short course ses- son-ending meet with five tirst-place per- formances weoe 12-year-old Aaryn Fraser and I 5-year-old Jennifer Pore¶a. Fraser upstaged her opposition in a vani- ety of events - using both speed and endurance to triumph in the 100 metre freestyle, 200m breaststroke, 200m butter- fly, 400m freestyle and 400m individual medley. The bulk of Porenta's success lay in freestyle competition, where she tumed back ail challengers over 50, 100 and 200m distances. She was also golden in the 100m butterfly and 200m individual medley. Close bebind with four gold-medal swims was inspirational leader Kristen McIlroy. The I 4-year-old won the I100m freestyle, 100 and 200m backstroke and the 400m individual medley. She also struck silver in the 200m freestyle. Rounding out the gold-medal march with victories in the 100 and 200m boeaststroke was 17-year-old Kate Chapman. Together, the four girls collected 160 points and guided the Marlins to a fourth- place showing, their best in club history. Milton gamnered seven other medals dur- ing the weekend, including three bronzes for nine-year-old David Dimitrov. Older brother George secured two bronze medals while Rachel Robinson and Jacqueline Clarke took home a silver and bronze respectively. Also competing were Tara Anderson, James Bramely, Valerie Burke, Jennifer Cîsessens, Michelle Cîsessens, Jasmine Davis, Laura Doherty, Erynn Mayes, Victoria Poole, Laura Prusha, Jamie Robinson and KarI Zebrath. Sig!n UpflOW, for, hockey The Golden Horseshoe Hockey Jeague is once again offering summer, Icagues for both minor and mea's non- contthockey. * Ile minor league program 15 open to players seven to 16 years of age whilc team n d tInividual entries will bc - epe frth es gue. To obtain an application fornn. cal (905) 33Zý0757. Kow you bave the power to choomo youv lctvlclty from a number of companimu. CALL 1-999-6-4636 emid ecolve a or**, «-pua ebrochure. For more information on electricity competition in Ontario, please %Aist aur website at wwwest.govon.ca or Email: fyî@est.govon.ca@ Ontar.ioLII Inul A - - --