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This season was very exciting and suc- cessful for the Girls' Gymnastics Team which competed in several meets. Over- all, CCI placed 2nd at the GBSSA with 5 of our gymnasts qualifying for OFSAA at Seneca College in April. Here they all
EF F 0 R'f ! placed in the top 25 in their respective levels. The team bids a sad farewell to OAC grad, Karrie Baulke, and thanks her for her encouragement and support. Mem- bers of this strong, flexible team (TOP MID) were: Karrie Baulke, Julie Crago, Ariadne Green, Claire Houston, Jessica Judges, Krista Lloyd, Kari McLeod, Kelly Gymnastics + Badminton O'Neil, Shannon O'Neil and Lacey
in the GB's. Junior Golfers (TOP RT) were: Coach Jardine, Andrew Hooper, Dwayne McCoy, Ryan Jackson+ Andrew McKay. As well, there were: Gary Gar- butt, Terry O'Brien + Scott Rowbotham. In the CCI tourney, the Senior Boys Golf Team placed 3rd with a fine score being turned in by Chris Melnyk. In the GB's, the team came 4th. Members ofthis team (TOP LTJ were: Ryan Sly, Chris Melnyk, Ed Akitt, Richard Morris, Brett Donald,
Jason Lang, Jonathon Kells + Jake Hibbs. The Fighting Owls Badminton Team (BOT LT) had a great year placing 2nd overall at the County level and 4th in GB's. Notable Junior players were An- drew McKay taking silver at both regi- onals and GB, Jackie Young winning silver at regionals, Boys Doubles of Chan-
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Thompson. The Spring Junior GolfBoys' Team also had a successful season by com- ing in second against 18 other teams in the CCI Invitational. They tied for 3rd