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D2 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday October 10, 2001 This Oakville trio finished second in the relay at the 20th annual Wineglass Marathon race on Sunday, in the process setting a Canadian record at the New York event. Left to right, with their medals and momentoes (miniature bulls) are John Pipitone, Carol Dinic and Will Simmons. Trio triumphs at marathon Photo by Peter C. McCusker CATCH ME IF YOU CAN: O akville's Mark Freitas leads charge out of his own end as his Oakville Rangers minor novice AAA rep team took on Brampton Sunday at Oakville Arena. Check future issue for results of this game. For other rep reports, see page D3. Town honours coaches o f the year The Town o f Oakville, in conjunc tion w ith the O akville Sports Council, will honour its top com m u nity coaches for their exem plary achievem ents in 2001 at the 13th annual athlete recognition evening on Thursday, Nov. 1. Coach Pat Kahnert o f the Oakville Hornets Girls Hockey A ssociation is the male com m unity coach award recipient and coach Virginia Bandy of the O akville Soccer C lub is the fem ale com m unity coach aw ard recipient. Coach Kahnert is a level 1 3M NCCP coach who has been coaching for more than 20 years. Pat coaches both girls and boys hockey and is passionate about devel oping an exem plary team o f coaches, parents and players who work posi tively and enthusiastically together to help each and every athlete enjoy his/her best team experience. Coach Virginia Bandy is also a level 1 3M NCCP coach who has been coaching soccer for the past eight years. In addition to her coaching, Virginia has also served on the soccer club's executive for three years. Her involvem ent in the club is not only coaching but also helping organ ize tournam ents, fitness classes and school activities. "This award recognizes their out standing com m itm ent to coaching as well as their contribution to creating a safe, supportive sporting environ ment for children in O akville," said Oakville M ayor Ann Mulvale. A selection of local community leaders chose the award recipients. Both coach Pat Kahnert and coach Virginia Bandy will now be consid ered as 3M com m unity coach o f the year at the 2002 O ntario Sports Awards. W hen the gun sounded to start S u n d ay s 20th annual W ineglass Marathon Race, which runs in New York State from Bath to Coming, the Running Company knew the store had a fast entry in the three-member mixed relay division. But, according to store manager Greg McKinnon, "we had no idea the team would do this well." Although the trio settled for second, over all, it recorded the fastest time ever by a Canadian team at the event, at 3:06.32. There were nearly 100 trios entered in the relay. The trio all live in Oakville -- lead runner Carol Dinic, Will Simmons and anchor Jon Pipitone. In addition, Pipitone recorded the fastest anchor time of all teams at this year's race (although official results had not been posted as of our press deadlines). "These people burned the course," said veteran Oakville runner and run ning coach Brian Bidwell. The individual marathon race had more than 600 finishers. The top Oakville runner was Paul Rooks who finished 36th over all in a time of 3:01.43. Emma Keeshig, a member o f one of the Running Company's other relay teams explained that "Coming is a pop ular race for Oakville area runners. "We're known for our spirit and our passion for running. "Our camaraderie is always evident as is our pride in calling Oakville home. "This year, we handed out hundreds o f tattoo impresions of the Canadian flag. They were a big hit." Complete results are posted at the Running Company, 118 Thomas Street. fe ' iA / i Hill's Best Kept Friday deadline for player award nominations Recognizing the achieve ments o f local athletes is the premise behind the annual athlete recognition awards night, hosted by the Oakville Parks . and Recreation D epartm ent. This year's event is sched uled for Thursday, Nov. 1. N om inations are now being accepted as the dead line for submitting individ ual or team names is Friday, Oct. 12. A thletes eligible for nomination are those who have competed and placed first at the provincial, national or international level or who have made an outstanding contribution to, or on behalf of, the town. Recipients must reside in Oakville or train and com pete with a sports team or association on behalf of the municipality. A pplication forms are available from the Parks and Recreation D epartm ent, 1225 Trafalgar Road, and the River Oaks and Glen Abbey rec centres. 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