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Woodman gets the ball to behave at Nationals and how I‘m going to play." said Woodman. "And at the Nationals everything was going good for me. "That‘s unusual for me." It was Woodman‘s job at the National tournament to control the ball in attack and dish it off to the other Team Ontario striker breaking in on goal. Continued from page 19 "I‘m able to chase balls because of my pace, and the coaches stuck me up there But the ball seemed to be bouncing right for Woodâ€" man who scored on three of the four chances he got. EcoFriendly Competition: We invite you to tour this year‘s winning front Kinners 143 Park Street vards and businesses, however, we do ask that $ a 268 B Northlake you respect the owner‘s privacy and view the 309 Centebur: property from the street. Please do not enter the yvard without the owner‘s invitation Thank you to the Waterlon Letter Carners for their nominations of all the front > yards, and to the community for the Business and EcoFriendly nominations. ; Ward 1 Winner 1st Runner Up 2nd Runner Upâ€"ne Ward 2 Front Yard Competition: Winner Ist runner up 2nd runner up Wiard 4 Winner 1st runner up 2nd runner up Ward 4 Winner 1st runner up 2nd runner up Ward 5 Winner 1st runner up 2nd runner up Communities \} / Collectivités in Bloom en fleurs ywaL CH4 42 Combermere Cr 4 Craiglerth Dr 104 Fredenick Banting 5 Southwick 605 Eastgate Walk 375 River Oak PI 205 Washington 7 Chelford PI 69 Leaside Dr 480 Wilmot Line 556 Canewnod 203 John St 263 Loutdes & George St 14 Wideman Rd And they turned out to be big goals. He scored the opening goal against Alberta in Ontario‘s semifinal win, and scored twice more in the 3â€"2 final win over Quebec. It was the first time the Ontario Underâ€"15 team won the Nationals in the last five * _ Waterloo â€"+ Communities w« in Bloom because they thought I had a lot of heart,"said Woodman. "I was supposed to be the workhorse and have guys play off me, but I got the goals too." _ "It was a pretty big win," said Woodman. "I think the biggest goal was in the finals. "We were pressuring them for the first 15 minutes .and the 2003 winners are... P1 Business Awards Program: wATERLOO CHR Dynamic Filtration â€" 55 Bathurst Maltâ€"residential Terrace on the Square â€" Caroline/William EcoFriendly Business Winners Generation X Video Waterloo Manufacturing Luci‘s Mudhouse Jiffy Lube â€" 130 Dearborne 1 arge Scale Commeraial. Equitable 1 afe â€" 1 Westmount Rd Industriai) Insttutional Small Ncale C ommercral when the ball came off a defender‘s leg and 1 was there to put it in. Everybody was cheering â€" it was cool." Woodman hopes it isn‘t the last of the big goals he scores. Soccer has taken him around the world to play, and he‘s hoping to remain an international traveller as he‘s off to England this fall to see if he can make it on a development squad for one of the Premier league teams. Coached locally by Eddie Edgar, a former English pro who‘s son David is already playing overseas, Woodman has tryouts with Newcastle and some interest from Wolverhampton. "I‘m excited," said Woodâ€" man. "I‘m just waiting for the phone to ring." He also has an opportuâ€" nity to play for the National team. The Royal Canadian Legion‘s 27th annual national Track and Field Championships, were held at Kitchener‘s Centennial Stadium last week. The meet attracted 400 athletes between the ages of 12 and 17 from around the country and feaâ€" tured a number of strong performances by local athâ€" letes, Waterloo‘s Madelaine Buttinger won gold in the girls‘ 15â€"andâ€"under high jump clearing a distance of 1.7 metres. Marie Fourie of Waterloo also took gold in the girls 15â€"andâ€"under 300â€" metre hurdles. Not to be outdone, Waterloo‘s Jeremy Yang also brought home a medal from the competiâ€" tiom, winning silver in the boys 15â€"andâ€"under long jump. 277 h per mo./60 mos. oD fi’LmW':mf;w"-"h';u'EH;i;m'"'-u-u'" ce apotes 'bv'og'-'&('m" w charge M USRP prices axciude ';r" 0+ 1-‘““-‘&‘-‘““â€"!!“3\_:â€"1â€"..'! 000 00 at 0% per annwm tor 48 month equats # cCO# ® **Pun PD i and ireight. PST GST admin tme. AZ and gan ts and Somnce mxira Call for detais A sprint to the finals 7. weaante tm Hyurtes on on en o Aoie o o 4 24 o o M mavom sin yon, case To maer toegiane m rate of 1 TBW/1 %0%/7 7% $22%%277%200 pm month plus GS! & PST for a 60 months wak sway ease Total iase obtigation of ANDREA BAILEY PHOT Exclusive Grad Program rebate $750 value See dealer for terms and conditions ©2,000 CLEAR HYLUJNWDAI > ns 289 _ ./0, 020lh¢|gim°5-|gnumd'm conditioning * power pac * power sunroof * rear spoiler * cruise control * AM/FM/CD player * 2.0 litre D.O.H.C. engine * 5â€"speed transmission * air conditioning * power package * cruise control o% OOMON'I'HSFO' * AM/FM/CD player $1,500