I lonlinucd from page 30 mason thes ie tree" surcessful Ps they push the ball up the "nu! "II l, run and gwl," Iheyie had some strutMes 'sath the mumlt-g}. 1osmg their first game lo 513 Simona l 1,: More bounung bad huh alL'-8 mu over Buriutgron But Mailman figures to have a " ot the banks worked out before the Braves home optmer tius 1-ru1ay mghl against Nterhorougtt, stamng an 8:30 pm "We've Land of gel " figusexi out now who we want planng where." said Mailman, "We know whal we vmnl them to do. II s more ot a matter of changing the kids' mindset and gemng them In buy into the change." It‘s Hot like lacrosse fans haven't seen this game plan before, In fact, Hallman himself grew up playing a sundar sty4e of game V nthik, l was growing up. you played both mayx' sod Hall man. "’lhal was the way ll was -Anduhenuooktaatotheoht daysand bookatsomeof the scores. they were 17- 15 because guys “we just mung the ball upthef1oor.'" Hahmanthinuhisreamwamakethearrusmter-e- ciallyifitopettsthef1oorforhtsbigs-sshheRyanBeoewh andCamMonme. Braves looking to run ROW makes a splash at TOP Cup "Cam had five goals against Burlington and three or four ofthem came on the fast break alone." said Hallman. 'Welust movedtheballuptheBoorandkNthekidrum "And we've gotso much speed' ThegoalistogetthisBrmesteamtunherintheplayotrs Hallman is just as frustrated as anyone with their Ilryotftiail- In: "Skve been a younger team last few years, and knew there would be some bumps along the road," said Hallman, "We hopedwe'dwinaplayofrseriecbutreaiisxicaltythewarethe two years we've been building for. “I dont know what happened over the winter but these kids got big We pounded Six Nations into the ground. and once we get a lime bit of that reputation that we're big and physicaiitwil1getinothertearn'sminds" Northfield at the Parkway in Vim WATEBLOO NORTH ‘~'“ 746-1666 -'(dhliia mull-d “In� c Rott Swim Club I senl 15 of m best io and under swimmers lo loronlo last weekend to compete In the IOP I hm otympw Prmpens; (up Nearly soo Svnmmels from across Ontarto and Quebex met at the htoNcoke ()hmplum To compete In (tux wars dmnplunshnp. Haung nm er competed m the championship More, Ittht surprised the comp?“ non by \nnmng I6 medals ancludmg a slunnmg upset “(too 1n the nine-year-old girls freestyle relay ow: the heasily taunt-d Ninte (lam) lam from Montreal. Poinle (Jane has always dommated this dmsaon and were shocked by the perfor- mance of the local learn said ROW coach Chuck Mek- -We are really proud of our team" he said. "Most of these swimmers were straight out of our novice pmgram and the lesson pro- grams from around the city and have come a long way sinceOclobet' Eight-year-old Julia Borges dominated the eight- and-under girls category winning nine of her ll exentsandsinningtheindi- Start 1:45 p.m. at King and Erb i,'e,t,tt along King Street to ii iam Caroline Street to Father IN aci,,C-cr1-cC,C'" 7 2| "w (fe'" 13* 18Mythiartn.00 (($\ “WAY, MAY 28, 2005 Bauer Drive to the Wabrh Memorial Recreation Comp: Mocha Shrinirs iArleased to be holding their 2005 Spring ceremohisggasge in Uptown Waterloo Bands. Floats. Mini c of the mag? We look forwal Shrtners man Shoncrs xuppurl I: ('hlldrcn‘x hosptialsihrottghout North Alumnus vidual High Point Award of Shannon Eby won the nine-year-old girls 50 Back, stroke and placed third in the It!) W. while Dean Bennett won the silver in the lo-veat~old boys 200 back- The team of Borges Mia Hewitt. Natalia Claijkowski and Shannon Eby won the gold in the nine-year-old girls freestyie relay and the Silva in the medley relay, ROWs Julia Hewitt. Natalia Czaijkowsli, Shannon Eby and Julia Borges won gold in the relay mmm WK) MRI ’ JAE {W 35619 Other ROW team mem- bers were Emily Schueler. rigan. Nick Bedi. loanna Kapron. Reid Hayes, Megan Crenshaw. Jimmy Radyk. who all swam personal bests in their races and helped ROW place sixth overall in team standings ROW is looking for more young swimmers to fill out nan year's team. To find out more about the ROW Swim Karly Clair and Ksiu Blake. Nren can walk hotorcycles are just some , you will see eeing you there. Club. call 885-1310. or visit www.rowswimming,ca for more information. ROW can help develop their talent by scheduling an assessment with former national champion Lisa Blackburn. Three swimmers from the Region of Waterloo Swim Club also made Team Ontario for the 2005 Canada Games. Brittany Scott, [aura Kendall and David Hughes will be competing