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WII1TBYRE PIRS% WEDNESDAY. AUGUOË 1, 1M9, PAGE 17 Crouch aims. for. top 5 finish in worlds. By Chyle Bovie Coming off an impressive gl medal performance athCana- dian roller skating champion- ships, Jamie Crouch of Whitby and dance partner Heather Paterson look poised for a top five finish in the world cham- pionships in October. *We skated fabulous, we won unanimously. Itfs been a great' year,» said an- ecstatic Crouch, Who won hie fifth Canadian titie. The dance duo had previously captured gold at the Mexican Olympic Sports Festival. They are now training for the world championships to be* held in Frankfurt, West Germany. Crouch and Patterson are cur- retrranked seventh in the woltheir highest- standing since they began skati.ng together four years ago. Part of their success can be attributed to the coachin of Marijane Stong, who traineil ice dance champ>ions Rob MeCal and Tracy Wilson. More and more rouler skaters use the choreographic services of ice coaches, and roller coaches can either watch and' learn or snub the latest trends. While roller dance is big in Europe, it finds atough market in Canada. «When I was i Europe last fail the championships were broadcast' on TV ail over.» Crouch says. "It doesn't bother me. I enjoy doinçq it and we love to do what we do. In the 1992 Olympie roller hocke will be an ex1Éibition sport. Yet it appears that. the earliest rouler skating dance could become a medal sport is the year 2000. Crouch began ice skating through- hockey. Shortly after trying on roller skates, h e took lessons in the sport and bis talent became reahized. Although the worlds will show- case- their talent, Crouch says tradiltion and, expérience are fac- tors in j*udging.. «It's very political. Because our country is relativèly new te the sot edon't get the marks we "Lest year we were told we've been knocking long enough and that-this year they' will open tbe door and letuÙs in." Si th seventh i -n provinoe, OSHAWA VIINGS buÃ"t 18-9 to a tour.- i!gWCoventry te"m i'rugby Iast- week.' Rotauy Club Klwania Club in the Ontario Rugby Union: senior B league. V1ils are suil seeking thOir iret wlfl Chri adey! photo Senior B rugby VikinSstili seek first win By Chris Bovie Accustemed te winning most. of their games in previous seasons, Oshawa Vikings are finding the comzpetition much teugher in their first season at the senior B level of the Ontario Rugby Union. Vikings have not won a game and need a solid second haif te, prevent a demotion in 1991. Each year, two teanis advanoe te, senior B wbile the two bottem clubs in the division are demoted one level. The club bas- also had te deal with injuries this year. Veteran Stuart Croig went down with a knýee injuùy and will be under- goisr er 0'Wpde'rrlÙe.avig a problemi with gyetting down on themn- seLvsCaigsaid. "There is a morale problemi because we are used te ýinninge» Despite 'ble teugh start-Craig stili maintains a positive outlook. Vikings hlve played moàt.lof the strnizestiteanis and haveý corne close M several contests. «I antijpate a stronger second half te a1 ow our club te sétay in the leagio," says Craïg. Vikings are playng' touring teamis during their summer break. Last week theyhosted tbe Bràad-- Street Ru.,Ru club from CoveèntryE ~gha, wboare toupring Canadaâ.-Vikmngs lost a ettigreýwscoring ÃŽah tbe.points Oakwood school from E ngland last week and came away with a 22-15 win. The second team pre- vailed 28-0. 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He finished- first in the Dalewood junior invitational, second in 'the Cedarhurst junior invitational and was third in the Oshawa invitationaît Finishing first at Oshawa was John Emm, Smith's teammate on the Anderson CVI uolf team. The Whitby Iroquois socoer RCOOEM Jul 26 T.O. Blizrd Bourts Brio McArthur 0 Liverpool Scott Morrison 4 Chri.a LaFore 1 Wlnnlpeg Fury O Glss.Ranger 1 Dundee United 6 & Barrera Stephen 'Iaunt 2 Elia Witten 2 Luke Bohinon 2 Hblaieler. 6 &. cunnlnghem 3 Nyle Vandubon2 Jason Prd Edu. Brickmen 8 B. Macinnon e RdmdB.rerry 2 mont. ua « 4 Jaon Bindwr2 S.MogLerd van.wi-ngen Manch. Uw~ted O Cham K. Alphonsa Glauw Celties Kyle Doius David Morgan 2 Tottem Ho<aur, 1 Auton Villa - . NikklAltsmur&r AlekParker4' Vsnci.Wh!temscaa Arsenal *0. Robert Sc@tt Adama Stain IliNoit SQUIKIE other member of the, team, Jus- tin Cardwell, bas previously competed in the Ontario junior championships. runlup-t ONell n te LSPA golf finàIs earie tisyear. DEAN SNM Wblt. 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