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28 + WATERLOO CHRONICLE + Wednesday, February 20, 2008 ADJUSTS TO WINTER FASTER THAN YOU WILL. THE ALLâ€"NEW EX. THE ALLâ€"WHEEL DRIVE EVENT IS HERE. â€" 1N FIN i ti. Serving you for 28 Years 805 Woodiawn Road, Guelph, ON ___ Phone: (519) 8229200 _ for Canada in the Olympic Games, so a strong connection to her home country will be important, she said. â€" "We‘d obviously like her to be dominant in the Big East but if she can do well on a larger scale it helps us too," Piane said.. o And the coaching staff in Indiana is hoping that Buttinger is successful on an internationâ€" al scale as well. e e & e Hardest part will be moving away from big family fro 1 d the hardest part about th e to th e ies United States will be leaving her family, for Canada in the Olympic Games, so a strong lc e / o ag¢© including her six siblings, she said. _ Guelph Infinit! Buttinger will head to Notre Dame next fall sns m e e on o w m en o e t t n n in on + 0 Angmnne n aviv ue Continued from page 26 "Our vision is to have this team lead by example," said Hennig. "It will carve out how teams in this provincial hockey league should operate and offer. The Nexxice Senior Synchronized Skating Team, representing the Burlingâ€" ton Skating Centre and Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo Skating Club, captured the gold medal at the 2008 Spring Cup International Synchronized Skating Championships in Milan, Italy. This is the first international gold for the team and Nexxice coach Shelley Barnett. Nexxice is the reigning Canadian The Waterloo Regional Synchronized Swimming Club Tier 4 Team qualified last week for the Ontario Winter Games by placing first in their region at the qualifying meet held in Aurora. Members of the team are Isabel Szabo, Alison Murphy, Brookâ€"lin Thurâ€" low, Laura Castellani, Hannah Verbiski, Victoria Kryzwicki, Emily Feeney, Stephanie Meek and Lauren Lindner. They are coached by Rhianna Jackiw. "Our vision is to have this team lead _ The new team is also looking to y example," said Hennig. "It will carve _ build it‘s coaching staff, so anybody ut how teams in this provincial hockey interested can contact Hick at eague should operate and offer. bjhicks@ist.uwaterlo0.ca. & * ® Nexxice wins gold medal at Spring Cup WATERLOO RECREATION COMDLEX â€" FEDRNULARY 2 1, 2008 â€" 5:00 7O 0:00 9.M. YOY FATIIER RAUER Do . HOOTH O PRO, BA OF WETHOUT this year‘s Camp Fatr include: Regional synchro team off to Winter Games * 11oVE sumMmEr camp_¢< Make the Right Choice for and with your Child Camp Tawingo Camp Cheritch â€" Ontario Camp Joshua f Camp Oflnond.-ga Camp Kandalore Centauri Summer Arts Camp Circle R Ranch Conestoga Sailing School Forest Cliff Camp YMCA Kitchener Waterloo â€" Camp Kiâ€"Waâ€"Â¥ YMCAâ€"YWCA Guelph â€" Camp Nagiwa Youth Leadership Campe Canada Bark Lake Leadership Centre CHOICES FOR CHILDREN "I‘m really close with my family. They always come watch my events," she said. "They‘re only six hours away now so hope fully they come down and get to watch some." Buttinger thanked her local coaches for helping her get to the next level including Tom Fitzgerald at Resurrection and Gary Crossley at the Laurel Creek Track Club, who have been instrumental in her development. Meet representatives, receive free brochures and enjoy exhibits from Accredited Campe in the Ontario Camping Asseciation. These camps represent programs and program opportunities across Ontario. Obtain a free OCA Camping Guide to over 2oo more great camp programs. champion and world bronze medallist. They will be defending their title in Chilliwack, B.C., Feb. 25 to March 3. The gold and silver medallists from the championship will represent Canaâ€" da at the 2008 World Synchronized Skating Championships in Budapest, Hungary at the end of March. The Ontario Games will take place on March 6â€"9 in Collingwood and some surrounding communities, and will feaâ€" ture 23 sporting events bringing togethâ€" er more than 3,000 athletes, coaches and officials. These games encourage young Ontarians to live healthy, active lives through the development of posiâ€" tive role models, the pursuit of excelâ€" lence, the building of life values and the strengthening of our communities. To date this year in competition, Nexxice has earned one silver and four gold medals. Free Parking ies Brochures Free Admission m 2