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Phoenix gets help from unsung heroes Continued from page 30 The St. David Celtics‘ Gordon Davidson hands off to Greg Tucker in the junior boys 4X100 metre relay with Resurrection‘s Andrew Keller and Richard Heikel hot on their heels. Davidson and Tucker were part of the Celtics‘ midget boys team that medalled at OFSAA last year and are looking to continue that success at the junior |eve|A 808 VRBANAC PHOTO "It made my track coach (Mrs. Moss) happy and it got some points for my school, so that‘s all that really matters." Roeder hopes she‘s saving her best for the CWOSSA championship at Cenâ€" tennial Stadium starting today, while gearing up for another run at OFSSA. Resurrection‘s Maddie Buttinger also continued her steady assault on the record books as she helped lead her Resurrection Phoenix squad to the overall Districtâ€"8 title. She won gold in the senior girls high jump, 100â€"metre hurdles and 400â€"metre hurdles. â€" _ "I just run and jump," said Roeder "I base it on my quickness." _ "We just get some huge leadership from her and the other senior and junâ€" ior girls," said Resurrection head coach Tom Fitzgerald. "The coaches are just so impressed by what the kids are able to do. "They step up right away and are so willing to do it." 0 But it was some of the unsung heroes that helped Resurrection win its second straight Districtâ€"8 title, like Adrienne Wilson who won three golds in the junior girls in the 800 metres, "We went to Rowland Games a month ago and I was looking for a kid to step up and see if she could give me a really good leg in a relay," said Fitzgerald. "She‘s had a phenomenal 1,500 metres and 3,000 metres "She‘s (Adrienne Wilson) been working at if for years, but with all the good quality athletes around she really doesn‘t get a lot of attention. But she‘s a lot of fun, and is the source of a lot of fun to a lot of other kids." "She‘s been working at it for years Head coach Resurrection Phoenix â€" Tom Fitzgerald but with all the good quality athletes around she really doesn‘t get a lot of attention. But she‘s a lot of fun, and brings a lot of fun to a lot of other kids." The strong showing has Fitzgerald thinking about another shot at the overall CWOSSA title. "It will be close," he said. Other local triple gold medallists included Asa Ambrose from Sir John A. Macdonald who helped the Highâ€" landers to a second overall finish in WCSSAA. He also set a number of records including in the junior boys 300â€"metre hurâ€" dies. ‘ #°~" A T Traditional track power Blueâ€" vale is also getting itself back into contention with the exploits of a good midget and junior class feaâ€" turing Wes Palmer. Palmer is one of those natural athletes who seems to excel at whatever he does. He‘s also willing to â€" help _ the Knights win titles in whatever area they need whether it‘s with the junior football team or Blueâ€" vale‘s swim team. On the track he added gold in the midget boys javelin and the 800 metres, and a silver in the 300â€" metre hurdles. "I like to do a variety of things," said the Grade 9 student. "I like all the highâ€"school sports. _ "I just like to get in there and dive right in." _CARPET CLEANNG â€"Fresh Start The Region of Waterloo engages in a corporate strategic planning process for every term of Council that establishes strategic focus areas and priority actions to address current issues and future trends. 1t also provides a focus for the organization and ensures that there is a common direction for the next four years. The 2007â€"2010 strategic planning process builds on the successes of previâ€" ous work as well as incorporating public and staff input throughout the planâ€" ning cycle. At this point in the planning cycle, Regional Council has identiâ€" fied six Focus Areas, and has drafted a number of Strategic Objectives to provide focus for the organization over the 2007 â€" 2010 term of Council These draft Focus Areas and Strategic Objectives will provide the hasis for further community input in the next phase of the planning. The purpose of this document is to outhine the draft Focus Areas and Strateâ€" gic Objectives and provide an opportunity to collect feedback on these draft strategic priorities to ensure that we continue to work together to plan for our future while offering quality services. We need to hear what you think! The Region of Waterloo has developed draft strategic priorities for the 2007 â€" 2010 term of Council. 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