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the Iso in ron sby ril ted ere ind 1m- tin and ley fo 4 | but ide to nd. the ind ick np- in ive in for eX- ib- ift he | vill the ost Sain CHAMPS st.T's track team St. Theresa's High School in Midland is the home of many cham- pion athletes and their track team is no ex- ception. At the recent Zone Two Track and Field Meet in Orillia, St. Theresa's qualified 17 of their 24 athletes at- tending the meet for the GBSSA _ championships held late yesterday at York University in Toronto. St. Theresa's placed fourth overall in schools competition, their boys' Winning ways for ESPSS Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School athletes have a habit of finishing in the top spots when they complete in track and field meets, last Wednesday's Zone Two Track and Field Meet in Orillia being no exception. The results' are unofficial as of yet but it looks like ESPSS athletes will be claiming first place for their eight year in a row. Altogether, 36 ESPSS athletes qualified for yesterday's Georgian Bay Secondary School Association Track Meet at York University, those results not received yet. Carrie Fedorowich was by far ESPSS' top athlete, finishing as the overall midget girls' champion, Suzanne Desroches following in third. In junior girls, Rose Adams came third with Janice Desroches claiming second in senior girls. Putting in good performances for junior boys were Mike Bonnin and Brian Forget while ~ Morris Robitaille was second for senior boys and John Roi was fourth in that level of com- petition. Raiders start new season Action in the Simcoe Rural Fastball League will begin tomorrow night with eight of the nine teams in action. Our own Midland Athenian Raiders will be playing in the Midland diamond, an 8 p.m. start set for that game when they will be defending their league championship by taking on the Perkinsfield Perkies in their first league game. Other games tomorrow night will include Elmvale at Wyevale at 8.30 p.m., Vasey at Phelpston at 7 p.m. and Wyebridge at Vasey Royals at 8.15 p.m. Hillsdale was awarded a bye game for tomorrow night. One of the losses the team will feel this year will be that of Ross Prentice who was killed last winter in a car accident in the middle of his hockey season with ethe Midland Athletic Intermidiate A hockey club. team coming third with 200 points and their girls' team coming fifth with 92 points. Winning the overall competition was the team from Ecole Secondaire Penetan- guishene Secondary School with Midland Secondary School second. Brock High School from Cannington was third with Elmvale District High School finishing eighth and Le Caron School of Penetanguishene ninth. In boys' overall competition, ESPSS won with MSS second and ESPSS also placed second in girls' overall competition with MSS fourth. Top individual per- formances for St. Theresa's were demonstrated by Owen Quilty in midget boys who placed second overall with 29 points, finishing first in the 400 meter run, first in the long jump and second in the triple jump; Patti Cox in senior girls who placed first overall with 30 points, finishing first in 100 meter hurdles, 200 meter run and 400 meter run; Paul Cox in senior boys who placed first overall with 38 points, finishing first in high jump, long jump and 400 meter hurdles and second in triple jump; Jeff Dunn who placed third overall with 34 points, finishing first in the 100 meter run and second in the 200 meter run and the discus. The senior boys and girls each won their 4 x 100 meter relay races. Running for the girls were Patti Cox, Kelly Swales, Mary Pat Quilty and Jennifer Dunn with the boys' team com- prised of Paul Cox, Jeff Dunn, Pat Brodeur and John Quilty. Also qualifying for St. Theresa'S were Maureen Jaegger with a third in 800 meter run; Lisa Cadeau with a second in shot put, second in javelin and third in discus; Marlon Gieseler with second in long jump and a second in high jump; Chris Lemieux with third in high jump; George MacDonald with second in 1200 meter run and second in 200 meter run; Don Cadieux with second in 100 meter run; Kris Cote with second in 3,000 meter run; Peter Quilty with third in the 800 meter run; John Quilty with third in the 400 meter run. Part of the reason for the team's success has been the help Beth Murphy has given in coaching the team. Murphy is a former student of St. Theresa's who recently graduated from the University of Toronto in Physical Education, having competed as a long jumper for that school's track team. S. Charlebois Haulage finalists in ball hockey S. Charlebois Haulage and Excavating Diggers played very well in the Penetanguishene-Midland Senior Ball Hockey Spring Tournament this past weekend in Penetanguishene Arena, losing only in the finals 2-0 against North West Toronto. Altogether, there were eight teams entered in the tournament, three from the local organization, Pen-Mid Merchants, S. Charlebois Haulage and Excavating Diggers and the Penetang Decor Hustlers. Also attending the tournament were the West Toronto and Northwest Toronto teams from the Metro Toronto Ball Hockey Association, the Davidson Capitals and Pagani Pythons from the Toronto Ball Hockey Association and Orser Electric from the Orillia Ball Hockey Association. S. Charlebois opened the action Saturday in game one against Orser Electric, winning that game easily 7-1. A couple of high scoring games followed with West Toronto blanking Pagani Pythons 14-0 and North West Toronto defeating the Hustlers 12-2. Pen-Mid Merchants lost a close match to Davidson Capitals 3-2 in the next game and S. Charlebois Haulage continued with their winning ways in game five as they drowned Pagani Pythons 8-2. The rest of round robin play shaped up like this: West Toronto over Orser Electric 7-1; Davidson Capitals over Decor Hustlers 8-6; Northwest Toronto over S. Charlebois Haulage 13-1; Pagani Pythons over Orser Electric 12-0; S. Charlebois Haulage over West Toronto 4-3; Pen-Mid Mer- chants over Decor Hustlers 7-6; Northwest Toronto over Davidson Capitals 10-2. In the semi-finals, S. Charlebois Haulage out- scored Davidson Capitals 6-4 to advance into the finals with Northwest Toronto who defeated West Toronto 5-4 in semi-final action to earn their spot in the finals. Bill Puddicombe of S. Charlebois Haulage was chosen Most Valuable Player of the tournament, his most outstanding play being in their 4-3 win over West Toronto in round robin play. 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