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He will be honoured at a oemrmmyinTororttoApril28 mrhisdMitatiorttothesport Rounding out the bronze-medal hall was David Harrington in the juvenile boys plus 74 kg divi- sion. K-W Water polo coach inducted into Hall of Fame The K-W Water polo dutis Paul Poitier is being inducted into Ontario Aquatic Hall of Rameasbothanathleteanda The Asahi Judo partici» pated at the Canadian National lunvcnile Judo Championships m Kamloops, BC, this past weekend and came away with three bronze medals. Asahi earns three bronze medals at nationals Josh Brooks won bronze in the juvenile boys under 43 kg division. Aheta Mozdzen won bronze in the juvenile girls under 57 kg division. Flying Dogs get off to a strong start at Spring Classic The race involved more than 700 participants travel- ling on roads, single track trails, across farmers fields and through marshes. Hall was joined in the top frve by clubmate Jeff Weber. The Flying Dogs had a third top-10 finisher when Curtis Gloade crossed the line in sixth place. ore than 20 mem- Mbers of the Waterloo Flying Dogs Cycling Club partici- pated in the Southern Ontario Spring Classic race from Paris to Ancaster Sunday with Josh Hall lead- ing the way with a second. place finish. Hall, the top Flying Dog fmisher, had a strong early- season showing. finishing a close second behind nation- al team member Seamus McGrath. Ttie Flying Dogs" Chris Woods ru1ished in the top- 20. with a mh-place finish. Brent Tomlinson was another Flying Dogs finisher of note, finishing in 29th place. The top club female rm- isher was Tracey Holland who finished in 259th place in the total field of more than 700 competitors. The Flying Dogs' Chris Woods, pictured in the middle, finished in 17th place at the Spring Classic Now at Your Ford Dealer