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Glen Freeman NEWS REPORTER

~ Another Kootenay regional swim-meet has come to a close.

And according to Castlegar Aquanauts coach Tom Carew, his kids have good reason to be proud.

“We did really well,” Carew said of the two-day Colville meet. “We came in second place overall and Colville came in first.”

Carew said the he was ex- pecting his club to finish “sec- ond or third” in the event, so the team’s placing didn’t sur- prise him.

“What was surprising is how close we'were to Colville,” he said.“We were only 40 points behind them and they had quite a few kids out at the meet.”

A first-place finish nets a team nine points, while sec-

ond, third and fourth place fin- ishers get seven, six and five points, respectively.

Carew added that 52 Aqua-

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News photo by Glen Freeman

The Castlegar Aquanauts’ Selena Fodor and Adam Rodgers did a little showing off Tuesday, proudly posing with the medals they captured this weekend in Colville.

nauts took the dive while

R « amazing oe had “about 70 or 80 freestyle,” he said. “She just medals

seems to get faster and faster

100 (metre) ed to get one of those regional And many did. Of the 52

coach Marie Seghers.

said Robson River Otters ward to the provincial meet,”

she added. “There’s a really

“We placed sixth overall high calibre of swimmer

NEWS STAFF

Forget about Barcelona, Prince George was the hot spot for amateur sporting success.

Two Castlegar sisters have come away gold medalists from the B.C. Athletics Junior De- velopment Track and Field Tournament over the Aug. 1 weekend.

Twelve-year-old Nicolle Binnie and 10- year-old Angela both struck gold at the pres- tigious event, proving once again that this pair is for real.

Angela lead the way during the weekend track and field gathering, picking up a gold medal in the shot put with a toss of 6.35 me- tres or some 20 feet, four inches.

Angela also collected fifth place showings in the high jump, long jump and the 200 metre dash. She rounded out her impressive show- ing with a seventh in the 100 metre finals.

Not to be outdone by her younger sibling, Nicolle added to the medal collection by leav- ing Prince George with a pair of gold medals around her neck.

Nicolle struck gold in the 400 metre dash and then anchored her 14- and 15-year-old 4-

by-100 relay team to another.

And if that wasn’t enough to make the sis- ters smile, Nicolle earned a bronze medal in the 800 metre finale.

Nicolle rounded out her impressive show- ing with fourth place finishes in the 100 and 1,500 metre dash and the shot put. She also grabbed a sixth place finish in the 80-metre hurdles — a race she competed in for the first time.

Mother Brenda said the top-notch results at the Prince George meet haven't gone unno- ticed.

She said strong showings have put Nicolle and Angela in the hunt for Athlete of the Year honors in their respective age categories. Those awards are handed out based on over- all performances in both track and field events.

The Prince George haul marks the end of the track season for Castlegar’s dynamic duo, who will spend the off-time adding a new flair to their workout regimes — weightlifting.

For that, Nicolle and Angela need to look no further than mom — a bodybuilder.

“They had quite a few more relay teams than we did. It would have been pretty hard to beat them.”

Carew said that while his whole team was impressive, some of the kids were out- standing.

“Selena Fodor had an

every weekend.”

Also mentioned were Andy Angrignon who was “really psyched” and Adam Rodgers, who beat his goal time of one minute and 20 seconds in the 100 metre breast stroke.

“I thought everyone was pretty super. Everyone want-

competing Aquanauts, 26 fin- ished in the top three in their events and are‘now eligible to compete in Aug. 21 Provin- cials in Abbotsford.

But the Aquanauts aren't the only local kids who did well in the annual event.

“We had a wonderful time,”

and got 273 points, which is fantastic for us.”

Seghers added that six of her kids qualified for the provincial meet by finishing first, second or third in Colville. Another six kids placed in the top six.

“We're really looking for-

there.”

But Seghers said it was hard to say how the Otters would do in the final meet of the year.

“Well, I guess we'll just have to wait and see,” she said. “It should be worth watching.”

KOOTENAY REGIONAL Swim Meet RESu_ts, Aua. 8-9

Division 1 Boys: Adam Kristian - 50 free, 50 fly, 50 breast, 100 free; David Gallo - 50 back, 100 IM (alt), 50 fly (alt).

Division 2 Girls: Sandra Ellis - 50 back, 50 fly (alt.), 50 breast (alt).

Division 2 Boys: Justin Kanigan - 50 free, 50 fly, 50 back, 50 breast; Kris Kanigan - 50 free, 50 fly, 50 breast (alt.), 100 free (alt.); Andy Angrignon - 50 breast, 100 IM (alt).

Division 3 Boys: lan Mosby - 100 IM, 50 breast, 50 fly (alt.), 50 back (alt); Keith Kristian - 50 breast, 50 back (alt.); Brian John - 100 IM, 50 fly, SO breast

Division 4 Girls: Elizabeth St. John - 50 fly, 50 free, 100 free; Chery! Ellis - relays; Lisa Blackwell 100 free (alt.).

Division 4 Boys: David Roberts - 200 IM, 50 fly (alt), 100 back (alt.); Mark Robertson - 200 IM, 100 breast (alt.)..

Division 5 Boys: Adam Rodgers - 200 IM, 100 fly, 100 breast; Brad Kristian - 50 free, 100 free; Grant Mosby - 50 fly, 100 free, 50 free (alt.), 50 fly (alt.), 100 fly (alt).

Division 6 Boys: Brian Roberts - 200 IM, 100 free, 50 fly (alt.); Teddy Hunter - 50 free, 50 fly, 100 breast, 100 free.

Division 7 Boys: Justin Phillips - 50 free, 50 fly, 100 breast, 100 free.

Division 8 Girls: Jody Young - 200 IM, 50 free, 100 fly, 50 fly.

Division 8 Boys: Neil Jones - 50 free, 100 fly, 50 fly, 100 free; Ken Kinakin - 100 back, 50 fly, 100 breast, 100 free.

Relay Teams Qualified: Div. 2 Girls 4 x 50 free; Div. 2 Boys 4 x 50 free, 4 x 50 mediey; Div. 3 Boys 4

x 50 free, 4 x 50 medley; Div. 4 Girls 4 x 50 free, 4 x 50 mediey; Div: 5 Boys 4 x 50 free; Div. 6 Girls 4 x 50 mediey; Div. 6 Boys 4 x 50 free, 4 x 50 mediey; Div. 8 Girls 4 x 50 free, 4 x 50 mediey; Div. 8 Boys 4 x 50 free, 4 x 50 medley. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS (Top Eight, NR — new regional record)

Division 1 Boys: Adam Kristian 50 free - 1st (NR), 50 fly - 1st (NR), 50 breast - 1st, 100 free - 1st; David Gallo 100 IM - 4th, 50 fly - 4th, 50 back - 3rd; Kevin Briggeman 50 fly - 6th, 50 back - 1st, 50 breast - 5th.

Division 2 Girls: Alana Pion 100 IM - 6th, 50 free - 7th, 50 fly - 4th, 50 breast - 4th; Sandra Ellis 100 IM - 8th, 50 fly - 5th, 50 back - 4th, 50 breast - 5th; Alisha Pion 50 free’- 6th, 50 fly - 6th, 50 back - 7th; Heather Cook 50 back - 2nd, 100 free - 5th; Ruth John 50 breast - 8th.

Division 2 Boys: Justin Kanigan 50 free - 1st, 50 fly - 1st, 50 back-2nd, 50 breast-3rd; Andy Angrignon 100 IM - 4th, 50 fly - 7th, 50 breast -1st; Clayton Pion 100 IM - 8th, 50 fly - 5th, 50 breast - Sth; Kris Kanigan 50 free - 3rd, 50 fly - 4th, 50 breast - 6th, 100 free - 4th.

Division 3 Girls: B.J. Haviland 50 back - 2nd.

Division 3 Boys: Brian John 100 IM - 4th, 50 fly - 5th, 50 back - 7th, 50 back - 4th, 50 breast - 5th; Graeme Redekop 50 free - 6th, 50 fly - 6th, 50 breast - 6th, 100 free - 4th; Keith Kristian 50 free - 7th, 50 back - 5th, 50 breast - 3rd.

Division 4 Girls: Shelly Stansbury 200 IM - Sth, 50 free - 6th, 50 fly - 3rd, 100 free - 6th; Chery! Ellis 200 IM - 7th, 100 breast - 8th; Angela Briggeman 200 IM - 8th, 100 breast - 2nd; Elizabeth St. John 50 free - 4th, 50 fly - 4th, 100 back - 8th, 100 free - 4th; Lisa Blackwell 50

, free - 8th, 100 free - 7th; Adrienne Negrey 100

back - 3rd.

Division 4 Boys: Trevor Haviland 200 IM - 2nd, 50 free - 4th, 50 fly - 4th, 100 breast - 4th; Chris Cook 50 free - 2nd, 50 fly - 2nd, 100 back - 1st, 100 free - 2nd; David Roberts 200 IM - 4th, 50 fly - 7th, 100 back - 5th, 100 free - 7th; Mark Robertson 200 IM - 5th, 100 back-7th, 100 breast - 7th; Rance Hall 100 breast - 5th.

Division 5 Girls: Selena Fodor 50 free - 4th, 100 back - 5th, 50 fly - 5th, 100 free - 2nd; Shelby Miller 200 IM - 5th, 100-back - 8th, 100 breast - 6th, 100 free - 6th; Jaclyn Robertson 200 IM - 6th.

Division 5 Boys: Adam Rodgers 200 IM - 2nd, 100 fly - 3rd, 50 fly - 6th, 100 breast - 2nd; Brad Kristian 50 free - 2nd, 100 fly - 5th, 50 fly - 5th, 100 free - 2nd; Grant Mosby 50 free - 4th, 100 fly - 4th, 50 fly - 3rd, 100 free - 3rd.

Division 6 Girls: JIll Imrie 50 free -3rd, 50 fly - 8th, 100 free - 7th; Aimee Guido 50 free - Sth, 100 fly - 4th, 50 fly - 5th, 100 free - 6th; Alesha Campbell 50 free - 7th, 100 back - 4th; Averil Sheppard 50 free - 8th, 100 back - 7th, 100 breast - 4th.

Division 6 Boys: Brian Roberts 200 IM - 3rd, 50 free - Sth, 50 fly - 4th, 100 free - 2nd; Teddy Hunter 50 free - 3rd, 50 fly - 3rd, 100 breast - 2nd, 100 free - 3rd; Rob Case 50 free - 6th, 50 fly - 7th, 100 breast - 6th, 100 free - 7th; Rolf Hartman 100 back - 4th, 50 fly - 8th, 100 breast - 7th.

Division 7 Boys: Justin Phillips 50 free - 1st, 50 fly - 1st, 100 breast - 1st, 100 free - 2nd; Mario Fehrenberg 100 back - 1st, 100 free - 1st.

Division 8 Girls: Jodi Young 200 IM - 1st (NR), 50 free - 1st (NR), 100 fly - 1st (NA), 50 fly - 1st (NR)

Division 8 Boys: Neil Jones 50 free - 2nd, 100 fly - 2nd, 50 fly - 3rd, 100 free - 2nd; Ken Kinakin 100 back - 1st (NR), 50 fly - 2nd, 100

breast - 1st (NR), 100 free - 3rd. *

ROBSON RIVER OTTE

Division 1 Girls: Terri Todd 50 free - 6th, 100 free - 4th. oe

Division 1 Boys: Paul Shingler 100 IM - 1st, 50 free - 3rd, 50 fly - 2nd; Justin Sutherland 100 IM - 6th, 50 free - 2nd, 50 breast - 3rd, 100 free - 3rd; Jerred Moberg 50 free - 5th, 50 fly - Sth, 50 breast - 4th, 100 free - 6th.

Division 2 Girls: Emily Watson 100 IM - 3rd, 50 free - 2nd, 50 breast - 3rd, 100 free - 4th.

Division 2 Boys: Scooter Corkle 50 back - 6th, 100 IM - 10th, 50 free - 13th, 100 free - 10th

Division 3 Girls: Kristy Verigin 100 IM - 3rd, 50 free - 5th, 50 breast - 4th, 100 free - 1st; Megan Sutherland 100 IM - 6th, 50 breast - 4th, 50 free - 10th, 10 fly - 9th; Megan Grant 100 IM - 17th, 50 free - 19th, 50 breast - 14th, 100 free - 14th; Alyssa Watson 50 free - 6th, 50 breast - 8th, 100 free - 6th, 50 back - 10th

Division 4 Girls: Amanda Moberg 50 free - 11th, 50 fly - 14th, 100 back - 12th, 100 free - 13th.

Division 4 Boys: Aaron Donohue 50 free - 8th, 100 free - 8th, 200 IM - 7th, 100 breast - 9th.

Division 5 Girls: Sean Pinkerton 200 IM - 4th, 50 free - 6th, 100 back - 4th, 100 free - 4th; Seamus Donohue 200 IM - 8th, 100 breast - 7th, 50 free - 10th, 100 free - 9th; David Shingler 50 bag - 5th, 50 fly - 4th, 100 breast - 3rd, 100 free -

th.

Division 6 Girls: Torrie Lahue 200 IM - Sth, 50 fly - 10th; Janice. Hawley 100 breast - Sth, 50 free - 10th, 100 back - 9th, 100 free - 12th; Sarah Sutherland 100 fly - 8th, 100 breast - 6th, 200 IM - 7th, 50 fly - 9th.

Division 7 Girls: Tara Paullus 50 free - Sth, 50 fly - 4th, 100 breast - 3rd:

Nicolle (left) and sister Angela came away from the Prince George meet with more than medals — they came away with a chance of being named B.C.’s best in their age categories.

News photo by Neil Rachynski

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