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30 0 “Al “(1 (XHLHIONICLE ' Wednesday, luiuuy .‘1 JOHN " ”" Weaver and Poi e finish with bronze in senior dance ‘ i Continued from page 26 happy about our overall." ' ‘ , Weaver added. "The standing 6 . - r, After leading the short program ovation that we received is some- .1 7 a -~ _ "L, . field With a season high score of thing that I Will remember for a W “j. ;j ;' é ‘, f‘ , 48.96 points this duo. training longtime." ', .. . ‘ V ‘ ’ \ in under the direction of former two lessa Virtue and Scott Moir. who I ‘3‘ f 9‘ time ()lympian's Kris Wirtz and once trained out of the local club. ‘ ' 'mil Kristy Sargeant, skated another repeated as champions this year g ”I W flawless long program raising the performed an on-ice interpretation ‘, O 1 YW' If“. total points to 117.24 and earning of Money by Pink Floyd to cap off ___ _ ‘ 51 9.884.5650 them the gold. their competition. it was a difierent wax ; (Llub mates Kirsten Moore- l‘owr llavour for the ion ime artners, . 3‘51? www.crbsvlllekartwnycom gt p - . 3 ers and Andrew Evans achieved a but they pulled it off nonetheless ; if: ' total score of 1 ӣ69 points landing despite Virtue recently coming {€55 " M" ‘I ‘ them into fourth place. back from a serious leg injury. , ‘ ‘r 4' . Jones and (iaskell were both “We were very pleased with the awarded the EMU Possibility whole week." said Moir. “i am so Award for their impressive per- impressed with Tessa coming back *. FEET HURT? formance. from her injury â€"» her dedication in ' Local ice dance team Andrew the past three months has been 3 WE CAN HELP Pole and Kaitlyn Weaver may not amazing.” ’. an“ m have gotten offto the start that they Vanessa Crone and Paul Poitier. ‘ - ‘ FOOTWEAR wanted but they kept doing what from the Scarborough Skating , ‘ mph“ they know best â€" skating from Club. impressed judges in all three Foo, 0“,.“ their hearts. components of the senior dance ‘ 751 Victoria St. 5‘ “Our hope was to mature as a event securing them a second- Suite-105 . team and show that when we place finish and a berth on the '3 Kitchener . skate.” said Poje after finishing Canadian World Team along with 5195799223 third at the competition. “I think the champions we were successful and are very Weaver and Poie will join Virtue. Moir. Crone and Poirier at the Andrew Poje and Kaitlyn Weaver perform their original dance based on Fou r Conti- Dr. Zhivago. They skated to a bronze-medal performance. nents competiâ€" WWII” "0'0 ' . ‘~ tion in early of the eight events at the Credit Other results included the Kâ€"W 0 p p O rtu n lty February back Union Centre. Skating Club's Maia Verrneulen and \ in Vancouver. Erin Schener. of Waterloo, com- Andrew Doleman finishing 12th in ~ A total of 18 peted in the senior women’s com- thejunior dance. KnOCks ‘ skaters repre. petition and displayed a program Olga Lioudvinevitch and ' ' ' 4* senting/afiiliat- full of speed and powerful jumps, Thomas Mlliams finished 15th in ed with the K-W but she struggled with some of her the same competition while Emily i - y ‘ Skating Club triples to finish in 14th place with Stoll and Allan Stoll finished in 17th P ease 10'” U5 \ L 1 competed in six 112.54 points. place. For An Update on the Market vi . - And Strategies Going Forward f. Wildfire " Q win twice Presented by: 1 1‘ 1 7 W \ at RIM Allan Bush, First Vice President, " i a” 0m -. 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