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The Waterloo Chronicle Team of the Week is the Kâ€"W YBA Bantam Select basketball team. The Bantam Selects won the YBA Bantam Select Provincial Basketball tourâ€" nament in April in the inaugural year from Basketball Ontario‘s new program of bringing the best house league players into a higher level competitive league. The local boys played in two tournaments and eight exhibition games this season. They won all five of their games at the provinâ€" cials to bring home the gold. Members of RESTAURANT & SsPORTS BArR "Watch The Game Here" 597 King St. N., Waterloo 880â€"1828 190 Gateway Park Dr., Kitchener 650â€"2733 She capped off the meet by anchoring Resurrection‘s open 4X400 metre team, which beat three teams ranked higher than them to earn the bronze. The team was made up of little sister Natalie Buttinger, in Grade 9, Linâ€" sey Austin, a Grade 11 stuâ€" dent, and Rachel Lorimer, another Grade 9 student, racing in a final that feaâ€" tured a number of teams made up of all senior comâ€" petitiors. Melissa Quehl was the alternate on the Rez‘s 4X400â€"metre relay team. The Resurrection team managed to gut out a time of 4:01:.83, with the elder Buttinger edging out a medal favourite at the finâ€" ishing line. She also earned a bronze medal Friday in the senior girls 400 m., and a bronze in the Senior girls 400 metre hurdles withâ€"a time of 1:03.84. TEAM QEDTHE WEEK Alhk-n-s from Resurrecâ€" tion Catholic secondary school brought home five medals from the OFSAA track and field champiâ€" onships last weekend. including four medals from senior Maddie Buttinger. Buttinger earned the gold medal in the senior girls high jump with a leap of 1.70 metres in rainy conâ€" ditions. In the three vears Buttinger earns 4 medals at OF SAA track ‘a Royaite Limited Partnership used unde Buttinger has competed at OFSSA, she now has won six gold medals and added an additional six at the allâ€" in Toronto last weekend OOR c es Maddie Buttinger takes the handoff in the finals of the 4X400 m relay at the OFSAA track and field championships in ToTOnth lack uumnb aals presented by the Kâ€"W YBA Bantam Selects, pictured above, are: ( back row, from left) assistant coach Les Cullen, assistant coach Fady Ebrahim, Alan Zeberek, Andrew Mwuagi, manager Rory McBride, head coach Arpo Kalenderian, (middle row) Emanuel Ebrahim, Malik Morrison, Brad Kibbe, Nikola Jovovie, Brandon Harnarain, Ryan Thompson, (front row) Adon Olley, George Stankovic. Missing from the photo are assistant coach Devon Harnarain and stats man Nicholas Galatsis. 4 fi) 4 ae / * p ton Pizza international inc Ontario track finals. The Resurrection midget girls 4 x 100 team of Sarah Fedy, Nicole Czakoâ€"Mah, susMitTto rhoTo e St. David‘s Anthony Gatto was eighth in the midget boys long jump with a leap of 5.81 metres. And the St. David midget boys 4 x 100 meter relay team of Gord Davidson, Anthony Gatto, Greg Tucker, Luke Stuckless and Branâ€" don Kohler finished eighth with a time of 47.36 seeâ€" onds. Tomeizel Barry of Sir John A. Macdonald was sevâ€" enth in the midget girls 100 metre with a time of 13.22 seconds. WCI‘s Nicole Roeder was fifth in the junior girls long jump with a leap of 5.13 metres. St. David‘s AntWhnani Other topâ€"eight fimal performances that received OFSAA ribbons included Bluevale‘s Marie Fourie in the senior girls 100 m hurâ€" dles, who finished eighth with a time of 15.32 secâ€" onds. Natalie Buttinger, Sarah Brown and Rachel Lorimer also won the bronze medal at OFSAA in a final time of 51.77 seconds, to bring home the school‘s fifth OFSAA medal. Health Services DART is a service ww w.dart.on.ca Call for information al and alcohol treatment available in Ontario. Drug and Alcohol your 1â€"800â€"565â€"8603 re e. Confidential * first contact for hetp Registry of Tre. :o of ConnexOntario Information Anonymous. 24/7. atmert about the drug it services