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| 4 Kâ€"W Masters Swim Team memâ€" bers Ryan Dineen, 22, and Kris Ryan finighed first in all four of his individual e€ents â€" 100 IM, 100 free, 100 butterfly and 50 fly Jackshaw, 21, swam to seven individual first place finishes at Swim Meet in Buffalo, N.Y. reâ€" winning 200 yard mixed relay / team. Jackshaw finished first in the 100 free, 100 fly and 50 fly and was second in 100 IM. Ellen Scott placed first in the 200 IM, third in the 100 IM, 50 free, 50 fly and fourth in the 100 free at the 25â€"29 age group. Jody Determann Easton (30â€"34 age group) placed first in the 200 and 50 breast and second in the 100 breast. Stephanie MacLelâ€" land finished third in the 50 and 200 backstroke and fourth in the 100 backstroke in the same age Rob Dinel (35â€"39), anchor man on the mixed free relay team, placed first in the 200 free, second in the 50 free and third in the 100 for first in the 1,650 yard frees tyle. Waterloo novice Whalers put the perfect capping on a year of hockey, downing Flamboro in the consolation championship of a tournament in Streetsville. The game actually ended in 3â€"3 tie but Waterloo was awarded the victory by virtue of a 54 shots on goal total in the second overtime period Whalers advanced to the final by defeatâ€" ing Mississauga, Richmond Hill and Streetsville by scores of 3â€"1, 9â€"1 and 2â€"1. Waterloo had been outscored 11â€"9 in a twoâ€" game total goal series with Stoney Creek, thus being relegated from the championâ€" ship round Coached by Reg Madison, Mike Madison, Dave Cressman and Jamie Young, Whalers developed a strong team attitude over the year and improved both defensively and offensively. Brandon Dietrich was the top scorer in the tournament with 11 goals and one assist; Sean Hiuser had six goals and six assists; Jeff Schugardt, one goal and five assists; Jonathon Tsai, three and two; Kevin Lasso, two and one; Sean Richard son, one and one; David Rudney, one and two. and Mark Rowley, one and one. Joe Costello had four assists, Richard Paquette had three, Todd Taylor two and Jarrett Peplow and Andy Miller had one each Mike Verrier and Wesley Farrar provided excellent goaltending _ Whalers lost to London 5â€"2 in the Hub League finals after defeating Stratford 3â€"2 in the semiâ€"finals Whalers end year on a tournament high Bruce Fairbrother (40â€"44) tied & meutitinnemmrentmemmemsmtmmy smm L 4 WATERLOO J * 56 Erb St ‘ 1 KITCHENER Erb Centre Across 935 Frederick S from Liquor Store (at Victoria) e d 8806â€"BREW (2739) 744â€"BEER ... _ MOWURS: 41â€"7 MOM~TMURS Masters swim well at Buffalo meet Minor hockey FILL OUT A BALLOT AND GET A CHANCE TO WIN ONE OF OUR MANY PRIZES! _ KITCHENER |] GUELPH ll Fergus Market 935 Frederick St J § 25 Macdonnell St. $> Sat. & Sun (at Victoria) : Downtown Downtown 744BEER 1| 1 837â€"2433 | ] 837â€"2433 ship last week. The Bluevale collegiate gymnastics team, aka Denise Bunning, warms up with coach Katy Ritz prior to the floor event at the WCSSAA championâ€" There are still plenty of openings for the Region of Waterloo Coaching Conference next Monday at the Waterloo Inn. The keynote speaker for the event is University of Waterloo Warriors‘ hockey coach Don McKee who will address the conference on "communications networking â€" the key to successful relationships...The Coach â€" Athlete â€" Parent. McKee is the viceâ€"principal at Keatsway Public School. Other speakers include; Fran Allard, a professor of kineseology; Tom Kieswetter, St. Jerome‘s high school basketball coach and former member of the men‘s national team: Reva Cooper, executive director of the Volunteer Placement Service; Board of Education counsellor Peter Birch; and professor of Kineseology Norm Ashton. it ftatiid Mmss stt diindicteie is eterreiniindnin ntriail> +d Registration takes place at 6 p.m. with the sessions running until 10:30. Registration is $10. Coaching conference slated for Monday at Waterloo Inn 10â€"6 SATURDAY, FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE : FERGUS Mark Bryson photo WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY APRIL 6, 1988 â€" PAGE 35