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SPORTS: High school spring squads Olivia Bolender highlighted the girls’ contingent after finishing 0nd in the senior triple jmnp. third ions imp and fourth W! Dump Otherhnpressivepafonnm- escamefmszrinDobsomwho wasfommmmeiumorgifls'm~ plejun‘tp: Laura Monkfifthmidgâ€" et girls‘ discusandsmh midget lmntfolleeanich sixth midget gifls7 discus; Kaitlyn O’Brien sixth midget girb' 2.00m: 11“ Odunlami sixth junior girls’ tri- ple jump and Dcmi Chalkias sixth senior girls' 3.m0m. The Stoufiville District Secondâ€" ary School Spartans track team tuned up for next week's York Mon omdoor championships an the Sacred Heart Crusaders hack Classic at Elobicoke Centennial Stadium last weekend. Greg Barker earmd a pair of top three placings after winning the midget boys‘ discus thmw with a (055 0! 37.56 menu In the senior boys' division. Michael Bourgeois was first to cross the finish line in the 3.0mm with a time off): 12.50. J‘heYRAA championshipg are scheduled f0: Monday and Tues- day at“ Alsoememdinlheshotput. he finished second. He“was also third in the tmys' 15mm and established a school record after being timed in 4:17.18, Track team tunes up for regionals Stouffville Secondary's senior. junior and bantam boys' rugby teams made it a clean sweep when they took to the Dr. IM. Denison Secondary School pitch in Newmarket for their respec- tive York Region Athletic Astio‘ciaâ€" tion tier one matches Wednesday afternoon. flue defending YRM champion senior Spartans received two tries and three converts from Curtis (Irago and two tries and two con- mm”; We cmmmullv strive for aumtmmdc curlkm’r This requlm passion and cummnlmcm Our passiun is lutomoblles :nd our commumcm Is In our cusmmcn and fnends. Our goal Is to make wmr autamotivc repair expemnu fn‘l-ndly and sweats-flu] Yuu. as n whx‘le nwner and amt-tor. don't know all Iht I‘m Ind out: of your car or [fight truck. 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Markham 905-294-3868 Prior to Thursday's game. the Mennos added Kay and Connor from the lanes Pools team that fold- ed last Maxi Both players. hail from Stouflvflle and played in Oshawalasl seasonalsoplayforthe Waterloo )uniors on weekends At the plate, the Memos gener- ated just two hits, frum the bats of catchers Dale Boadway and new- comer Robert Kay. while striking out 10 times against winning pitcher >r Andy Shelton. Cringan scored the Memos run. I the Mennos madea ‘ couple of eye-catch“ plays when 1 Kris Burkholder made a diving catch I in right field and newoonm Mark withouse threw out a runner at the plate from Ieft field. _ ‘ The Mennos are scheduled to resume league play in Oshawa Tues- day against the Bombers In total. the anos' pitching rotation of Bannieski. Greg Dal- gamo. newcomers Bmce Cringan and Travis Connor suntandemd six walks. 10 hits, hit three batters and uncorked several wild pitches. INK MY. 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