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The Warriors won the Underâ€"9 division of the recent Kitchener International tournament Members of the Waterioo Warriors, pictured above are: (front row, from left) assistant coach Deh Sawyer, Brittany Marleau, Mackensic First they head to B;}nua by British Columbia for The Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Skating Club‘s Brooklyn Vienneau and Jonathan Cluett will represent Canada twice in the next few weeks. "It‘s a bunch of really hardâ€"working guys," said Snider. "We‘re certainly not the most skilled team by any means, but we‘re definitely Three local skaters off to represent Canada The Virnbeas c ie 4 besetoins He said rugby is more than a oneâ€"person sport, and being a member of the school‘s rugby team is like being part of a brotherhood. "As long as you have the respect of your players, the only difference between a captain and a leader on a team is a captain goes to flip the coin and talks to the ref," he said. who is also an assistant rugby coach at the University of WaterloG: Next spring Snider will again play for his school‘s senior rugby team, and is hoping to be named captain. Montgomery said he has a good chance of getting his wish, although there will be a lot of returning players. But Snider, who is going into Grade 12, said even if he is not chosen for that posiâ€" tion, he will still strive to be a leader on the team. TEAM OF THE WEEK Continued from page 21 Dance background helps Snider North American Challenge Skate. On Sept. 12 they will leave for Mexico City to compete for Canada at one of this year‘s Junior Grand Prix Competitions. This will be Brooke and Jon‘s first For the last 10 years, he has been active in danceâ€" in styles ranging from ballet to hip hopâ€" in addition to football and hockey. He credits his flexibility to his dance experience, which "That‘s a really good qualâ€" ity he has," Montgomery Snider worked on his skills for an hour a day to solve this problem. the hardest working." According to his coach, Snider should be commendâ€" ed for his strong work ethic, which was evident last year when the coach of the Ontatio team suggested some of his skills needed improvement. presented by â€" Dan Snider Member of Ontario Underâ€" 1 ? provincial rugby team "Rugby is 35â€" minute halves of allâ€"out running." artnership Dakins, Daniclle Sauve, Sietra Clancy, Courtâ€" ney Bacso, Celia McGlynn head coach Steve Bacso, (back row) Patricia Enrique. Kaylee Anagnostopoulos, Kailee Sawyer, Hannah Rempel and Brittney Crawford Missing from photo are Logan Shewfelt. Laura Scanlan and Kira Hewton. used under license. © Boston Piz, Junior Grand Prix event. The skating club‘s Branâ€" don Armstrong will also repâ€" resent Canada in the North American Skate Challenge in Pittsburgh from Aug. 24â€" 26. "I‘d love to play any sport for the rest of my life," he said. "It‘s whether or not the opportunity comes." "Rugby is 35â€"minute halves of allâ€"out running." Snider said he considers attending UW in the future to earn a degree and continue playing for Montgomery. And if it is a possibility, he would like a career in rugby. But with football, once an opponent is hit, there is a minuteâ€"long break. Whereas with rugby, the game continâ€" ues after a hit, he said. too, be people "It‘s just something about the game. You step on the field and it just feels right." he z8 International inc. 2005 on wood as he spoke. His passion for rugby outâ€" weighs his love of any other sport "A lot of my friends get pulled muscles and stuff, but because I‘m so flexible from dance, I haven‘t had a serious injury yet," he said, knocking on wood as he spoke. helps him on the rugby field â€"650â€"2733 Football is a great sport because you get to hit