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PAGE al L., WATERLOO e'uRoticitieetvestuv, MAv‘a', Mrs ROW hosting swim meet The achievements of Mike West and Victor Davis have helped raise the status of the Region of Waterloo Swim Club but many other swim- mers have also helped to do so. ROW has moved tip to fifth from seventh in the top age group rankings in Canada and it's taken more than the two Olympians to do so., n u Younger swimmers such as Nancy Woodhall, Jennifer McPherson, Jennifer McElroy and Lesley Horton are also a credit to the club and a reason for the rise in the rankings. At the recent Canada Cup 11 in Montreal, the Iryear-old Woodhall had the most exceptional swim for ROW, finishing sixth in the 200 metre breaststroke in 246.1 while swimming in open age competition. Woodhall also turned in a good time helping ROW's relay team to a fourth place rmish in the 4 x 100 medley relay. swimming the breast stroke in I: 16. McPherson, McElroy and Horton were also on the relay team. English swimmers dominated the meet. having reached their peak for national champi- onships two weeks earlier. Even Olympic gold medallist Victor Davis was second to Britain's Adrian Moorehouse in the 100 and 200 breast, stroke but Davis wasn't at his peak. "Fourth place is a {'ery big accomplishment," said ROW coach Cliff Barry. "They're all very young." Bluevale's Ann Sugrim (left) pursues WCI's Julia Taylor during high school girls' soccer game Friday at Bluevale. WCt won 7-3 to move within one point ot first place with a 2-1-1 record. Despite the loss, Bluevale remained in first place with a 3-1 mark. Both schools have strong teams because many girls came up through Waterloo's minor soccer system. mm on..." photo Houuohoki rubbish. 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Local fans will have a chance to see ROW swimmers in action (except for Mike West who will be competing in Italy) at the ROW Invitational this weekend. The wérkshop will be held Saturday. May 25 The meet starts Friday at 2 p.m. and ends Sunday night after going all day Saturday. Swimmers from 18 clubs will compete, including four Olympians from the Etobicoke Swim Club. Sandy Goss. a Silver medallist on the Canadian men's l x loo medley relay team in the Olympics, is one of the four Olympians from the Etobicoke club, It, $3 Fishing workshop at Breithaupt h‘q‘x si' , / i a Back mum-rs and I oddbe pm In oth- mall than!“ ?"y um you! “I ol unquv luto W11 (4N1 q . 're-r"' It” Mm and Hun-mam . Fab-nuns uunu m1 Munlmf sun-1mg Hm" tmiiiEatiq ions Kg Robyn Jalben of Wa- terloo collegiate placed fourth overall in the senior level in the Pro- vincial National Gym- nasties Championships at York University over the weekend. Hiscott, 12, won the uneven bars with a 9.20 scorv and placed sec ond in three other events for an overall score of 35.l5. Jalbert fourth at York T meet Jalben was compet- ing as a member of the K-W Gymnastics Club at the meet. Another member of the K-W Club, Allison Hiscott. took the overall novice title at the meet. lliscott scored 8.75 on vault, 8.55 on beam and 8.65 on floor. She ad- vances to the Canadian championships in Vic- toria May 18-20. For further informa tion call 885-7134. Registration is $3 for adults and $1.50 for teens. 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