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District Secondary School Spartans track and field club took to the York University indoor track Thursday for the kink Region Athletic Associ- ation's annual indoor cham- pionships, they eclipsed 12 school marks. A good number were set by the first-year, Grade 9 midgetcontingenE- __ BY MIKE HAYAKAWA Staff Writer The saying goes that records are made to be bro- If: the boys' field, Chris Daniels won the long jump with a school mark of 5.41 metres. In800m,LiamMitm won the race in a school record lBWSam-WMIWWIQZOOB TraCks stars destroy schoOl records SDSS Grade 95 lead charge at York U Beginner Classes April 30 - June 4 (Wed nights; all equipment provided) 6:1 0pm - 7:25pm (5 weeks) $10b Register now! MW Legacy RS. (61 Russell Jarvis Dr) Summer Programs at Angus Glen CC Second Tuesday of each month. 7:00PM Angus Glen Community Centre, 3990 Major Mackenzie Drive East. For more information please call 905-884-6930 or visit www.3chlzophrenla.on.ca. This message brought to you as a community service of The Economist/Sun-Tn’bune And when the Stouffville REGISTRATION Yul \(nua'nloiil \0(¢|!V or 'enfing Lessons tat-III out“ I 416-644-641 1 ,. FAMILY SUPPORT """"""""" GROUP MEETING Michael Bourgeois fin- ished second in the 1,500n'1. But be accomplished it in a school record time of 4:44.60. Bourgeois also ran in the 800m and was third. Finishing eighth in the 60m, Jordan Somers ran it in a school-best time of 8.88 seconds. ‘ mam PERFORMANCE ‘ In the girls? division, Emily ClarkSOn won the shot put with a school record toss .of 8.18111. Jenna Monkset two school marks as she finished eighth in the long jump with a leap of 3.94m. Also finishing sev- of 8.42. A Grade 10 student, SChlussler also finished third in the 60m. Headlining the senior contingent was Natalie Gei- ger, who set a school record in the 400m after winning the race in a time of 58. 10. The Grade 12 student also won the 60m. Brittany Dunbar, a Grade 11 student entered in the senior field, set two school marks as she finished eighth in the 17500m in a time of 5:57.30 and 11th in the 800m in a school-best recording of 2:57.50. Dunbar also placed sixth Lawm. Emily Aprile was seventh in the junior glrls’ shot put Rebecca Muir finished fourth in the senior girls’ shot put. In addition to the school records set during the meet, the 38-member Spartans' contingent finished fourth overall out of 23 schools that attended the one-day com- petition. ‘I'D WINDSOR MEET “It was totally awesome," Spartans head coach Steve Iimmo said. “We did much better than what I thought we would do." , time of 2:14.40. Jenna Monksettwoschool marks as she finished eighth in the long jump with a leap of 3.94m. Also finishing sev- enth in the high jump, she did it with a school bench- mark of 1.35m. In the junior division, Kate Schlussler finished third in the 60m low hurdles but did so in a 'schoOl-best clocking of 8.42. Headlining the senior contingent was Natalie Gei- ger, who set a school record in the 400m after winning the race in a time of 58. 10. In the boys’ category, Iohn Reesor set a school mark in the high jump after finishing third with a leap of 1.75m. Dunbar also placed sixth in the long jump. Evan Malcolm finished fifth in the junior boys' high jump and seventh in the tri- ple jump. While not a’school record mark, Dan Coskun won the shot put with a toss of 14.03m. ’I Among other notable per- formances, the midget boys’ 4 x 200m relay team finished second. In the midget boys’ 1,500m, Mitchell Price fin- ished fifth. CIBC Imperial Service is available in select markets and is most appro riate for individuals with household investable assets of $100,000. CIBC Imperial Service is part of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce ('CIBC"). Credit p uct applicants must meet CIBC lending criteria. Certain conditions and restrictions apply. ‘Product not available in Nunavut. 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