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www.oakvillebeaver.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, June 30, 2010 · 26 Athletiques coach wins gold at Masters meet Michelle Baptie Sanchez did some leading by example last weekend. The Athletiques International coach competed herself at the Ontario Masters track-and-field championships at York University, setting three personal bests on the way to winning four medals, including two gold. Sanchez narrowly missed the eightmeter mark in the 20-pound weight throw, winning the event with a toss of 7.97 metres. She also won the hammer throw with a distance of 16.22m. Both were personal bests. Her other personal best came in the discus toss, with a 21.05m throw good for bronze. Sanchez's other medal, a bronze, came in the shot put (6.36m). Athletiques member Sharaz Shaikh added pair of medals. Shaikh won gold in men's javelin with a season-best throw of 48.5m, then earned bronze in discus (31.41m). The next masters meet is the Canadian championships, slated for July 24-25 at the University of Toronto. Five of Sanchez's students recently qualified by virtue of performance for direct entry into the National Legion meet in Ottawa later this summer, bringing the Athletiques' total of qualifiers to nine. William Christodoulou, 15, won all three of his allowed events at the Royal Canadian Legion District B championships in Mississauga, including victories in the discus and javelin. Fatim Ammor, also 15, won the shot put and earned bronze in the discus and javelin. Sixteen-year-old Claire Segeren and 15-year-old John Breeson won their race walk events. Sura Yekka, 13, earned silver in the 300m and bronze in the 800m. Christodoulou and Ammor are competing in the Ontario Legion meet next month in Timmins. Give me space OAKVILLE SOCCER CLUB MICHAEL IVANIN / OAKVILLE BEAVER LONGHORNS EDGED: Oakville Longhorns player Dan Seymour (33) stiff-arms Andre Landry of the North Bay Bulldogs Saturday at Burlington's Corpus Christi Secondary School. North Bay edged Oakville 14-13, dropping the Longhorns to 1-4 on the Northern Football Conference season. Week Six Photo Contest Winner: Photographer: Paul Kranjac Sponsored by: The Oakville Beaver A Proud Sponsor of Oakville Soccer Club Appleby College June 28 to August 23 Weekly programs for ages 4 to 16 that provide opportunities for discovery, excitement and friendship! Arts Camps: Dance, Theatre, Visual Arts, Percussion. Discovery Camps: For ages 4-7. Sports, Arts and Camp. Sports Academies: Basketball, Golf, Soccer, Tennis, TryTriathlon, Exploring the Sports, My Fitness. Experience Camps: Adventure Pursuits, Outrigger Canoe, Robotics, Camp Millionaire. To learn more about our programs and a to register, visit www.appleby.on.ca