Waterloo Chronicle (Waterloo, On1868), 30 Jul 2003, p. 19

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And while they knew it would be different this year being the host team and draw- ingan automatic berth it didnt men their desire to earn their daampionshsts taking place at Watedoo's Hillside Park Aug 3- 9, taking the defending ' dian champions, the Jarvis union. to can inning before coming up a run short in Oshawalastvnek But that has the Jr. Twins thinking big heating into this weekend‘s toumamentimer, Sunday at 1 pm, especially withNrmtrfidd Wm anybody here if we tiring our Baechler is no stranger to duampiorship games winning a title while playing midget hall. and chasing a national ark while playing football " JuniorTwins a contender Amfthey gave notice that the host team would be no pushovtthis year at the "We've been building for this for Wee years" said Grant W. one ofthe veterans of the dub who has made Water. loo his home after graduating from the University of Water Grant Baechler takes a big cut during league play last Thursday. The In Twins host the Junior Men's Canadian Fastpitch Championships starting this Sunday at Waterloo's Hillside Park. r the last three years the FVamdoO Hallman Junior Mm have always been one game away from qualify- ing for a lunior MafsCanadian wmwwvwwww "e'"qee'"Me"qe"qe'"qer'"qe"%e"-' BYBOBVRBANAC ”VERS . “' "'"* _... ... (519) 884-5361 :,'f.?rrCir,ilii'iiji:'liilik “hull 'i.,&bt4 5;. Suinnhrlmds ENDURracf theWata'looWaniors "The opportunity to host is great," said the political sci- ence/business graduate, whose two brothers Graham and Andy also play for the Jr. We; "We hosted one five was 880 in 1999 and playing fbryouramtmunityiset. "And playingfbr a national championship is the best part ofitallA_uhtbertkzs." SowhatisitaboutWV lhal hasattraarxi the Baechler brothers from their home in Ayr? ‘Sodoeshethjnkthecom- munityhisadqrtaithtmnow that Andy has dedded to suit up with the Wilfrid laurier GokitmHawksinthefull. "I don't know," laughed Grant, " don't know if we're that well-known here. We're well-known hack in Ayr just a good opportunity, and coming from a small town the opponunity went there" said the oldest of the gin “We just thought playing togther was a {21mm St. I. The Memorial (up will also make an appear-mac on open- ing day, with members of the Kitchener Rangers throwing out theceru'nonial first pitch at noon, The last Canadian championship in town drew hbout 10,011) people. Tourna- ment chair Sheila Brown is hqringkrrmmeofthesamts header betwem the Canatian National Senior Men's team, hmding to the Rm Am Games and the K-W Hallman Twins Aug, 4 at 7 pm All kidding aside. Ir. Mm manager Barry Musselman. who made his name with the Waterloo Senior Mm said he thinks his dub is My. "I think we're a little more consistent on offence than last yeas" he said. “last year we were basically a three-man "We hope they're going to we the top level of mfthall for young men under 23," said Brown "This ts the future of am national team rig!" hen" btxarusethrmr'sonlyfiveptV "This year we're getting more from the bottom part of the order. When you play the good teams you cant wait for your No 3 or four hittas to Itit the ball. you have to get some- thinghom seven, can. nine", The tournamerit kicks off Sunday at 8 am with the latvis Juniorstakingon BC The touriUmem also fea- tures an exhibition double, 370 University Ave. F.. Waterloo I van»- sammarydayxpax LUm Laser Hair Removal SPORTS Now Part of Our Excellent Services Wight Sheer Diode Laser) CHRONICLE I But a rare eye condition cost her a dance to make last year's club. when an ulcer put htrinthtFpitak days" said Khtsopotriosabout thescarenhaitomthrmi#t a time where I couldn't wear "mtatasihayingbashsbalisol waskindofNindmtthemurt" By the time her vision cleared her opportunity was But ask-awn dialed. sodid harm " thisymr- tofinaltymaheupmrksttime kethall team. the WCI Junior 16kiritoatitkintheMtand had a ctmngyear for her duh artyinstruction mmefiom hertistherBrian, a fastball player lumen; But when dad's tutelage wasn't enough, Kurt joined the Guelph Gators program renowned for their pitching instruc- The move proved advantageous for both sides as Kurt became the ace of the staff helping ay Kotsopoulos has Mind her eye on milk ing the Ontario Provincial Under-ls gm bas- ketball team for the past two women's softball But the ace of the Guelph Gators staff admits she has gold fever this week as her Royal City squad hosts the Canadian Midget Champi- onships While she's well-known on local basketball courts, where she's helped the WCl Vikings to back-to-back OFSAA bronze medals, it's really softball diamonds that she loves -- and has sinaeshetookupthegameasafie-ymr-o" the Gators win bmnge and silver at the nationals theixeatwoseasons tastymrartwaspartimladydominatingas the right-handed control pitcher posted a 30-2 record in 216 innings pitched. and went 4-0 at the Nationalswith an ERAofo.61. She topped that performance this year by only losing oncr on the way t? helping the Gatorswinthdrthirdhovimialtik But+esaiditwiIlbetheNatiomisthatdetrt mineshovsuaxsdularar+eehad"Mkqsee how Nationalng and that's how Ill determine thesuaxssufmyyear,"saidkiat The Gators got close before, losing a ema- innirwhearthe_inlastrar'sfimisNtArthe mission istormmdthattmlmhmrtand pal! missién isto mend that broken bean and go all "When they (the opposing team) hit a theway ground ball I know my defence will pick it up "Nrhaveourbronzeandourdher.nowwe andgtstheout." 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She'll have help hom the team's iatherwsesiooptayersAmyiottinandAmanda Lindsay Kurt; staff ate of the Guelph Gators, - nretmydsoaeptaydasaw'saidartnt's rtiaetokrtméthatrdorithmetostrikeewrybody me wants to play university ball someday. and poss'bly try- out for the Omadian Women’s Nationaltwm Until then she1l he playing for the defending OFSM bronze medallists. the WCl Vikings senior girls basketball team. this fall. 'Mere all mov- drhetothebashet"ttwasaiso niaetoseethet_" But Kmsopoulos is satistiM with just making it to the provindal team headingto the Nationals in Winnipeg this ingUt the provincial-tearn experience as a resume chance of winning" said kbt- sdpmgosoftheUndtrl5tram which was the only Ontario team not to win gold last sum- mer. “We don't want to come htomewitNoutwinnir_" Winning g)” is is one of he pals Kotmpoubs is look- 1-m-5654577 m: (It!) was: To" Free emu Um :minlfmhavegvuygood

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