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ISSUE #27-2009
Friday, July 24, 2009

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Highlights from this issue:

Athletics Canada's Pan American Junior Championships Team hosts 11 BC Athletes
BC Athletics Names Legion Canadian Youth Track and Field Championships Teams
SIRC July 2009 Newsletter - Hydration
Records fall at National Junior Championships: BC Brings home 15 Medals
World Youth Championships on CBC Tomorrow
2009-2010 BC Athlete Assistance Program (BC Carding)
Help KidSport by purchasing discounted BC Lions tickets through Sport BC!
2010 BC Athletics AGM - Important Dates and Deadlines

From the BC Athletics Office

Athletics Canada's Pan American Junior Championships Team hosts 11 BC Athletes

BC Athletics is proud to announce that 11 BC Athletes have been named to Athletics Canada's Pan American Junior Championships team. The Championships team will compete July 31 to August 2 in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago.

The 2009 Canadian team has a total of 51 athletes representing all parts of the nation. The Canadian team captured 13 medals (4 gold, 5 silver and 4 bronze) at the last Pan Am Junior Championships in 2007.

The BC Athletes include: (listed: name, event, hometown, coach)

1. Lucas Bruchet 1500m Surrey, BC Bob Kotanen
2. Aleisha Cobb Long Jump Victoria, BC Ron Parker
3. Helen Crofts 800m West Vancouver, BC Brit Townsend
4. Evan Dunfee 10km RW Richmond, BC Gerry Dragomir
5. Ross Enns Decathlon Burnaby, BC Laurier Primeau
6. Christine Lowe 400mH Coquitlam, BC Tara Self
7. Laura Macauley Javelin Port Alberni, BC Mike Laaksonen
8. Emmalynne MacCorquodale Hammer Nanaimo, BC Richard Collier
9. Christabel Nettey Long Jump Surrey, BC Mike Murray
10. Rohan Stewart 200m Burnaby, BC Laurier Primeau
11. Angus Taylor Hammer Richmond, BC Richard Collier

There have also been three coaches and one manager from BC named to the coaching staff of the Canadian Pan American Junior Championship Team:

Mike Murray Head Coach Vancouver, BC
Janet Neufeld Team Manager Westminster, BC
Ron Bunting Event Coach Mission, BC
Laurier Primeau Event Coach Vancouver, BC

"We are very proud of the representation from British Columbia on this championship team," Brian McCalder, President and CEO of BC Athletics, said, "The athletes have trained hard, and they have proved their capabilities in competition. We wish all the BC Athletes the best of luck."

For more information on the competition visit: www.athletics.ca/page.asp?id=330

BC Athletics Names Legion Canadian Youth Track and Field Championships Teams

Richmond - BC Athletics has named the two teams that will be competing at the Legion Championships, Midget and Youth. The Midget team is comprised of 15 athletes all born in the year of 1994, and the Youth team is comprised of 25 athletes born in 1992 and 1993.

The 33rd Legion Canadian Youth Track and Field Championships will be taking place August 8th and 9th, 2009 in Sherbrooke, Quebec. The University of Sherbrooke will be playing host to the championship.

To view the names selected to the teams, please visit: www.bcathletics.org/main/sportspecific.htm

2009-2010 BC Athlete Assistance Program (BC Carding)

Information and application is available at: www.bcathletics.org/main/pdf/aap0910.pdf
Submission Deadline: October 16, 2009

2010 BC Athletics AGM - IMPORTANT DATES AND DEALINES!!

This list will be updated throughout the year.

RESOLUTION DEADLINE

Resolutions to be presented at the 2010 AGM must be received in the BC Athletics office by October 16 2009. Resolutions received after that date can be brought forth on the floor at the AGM meetings as recommendations to the Board of Directors unless ruled by the membership at the AGM to be an urgent matter. Resolutions received by October 16, 2009 will be reviewed at the October 24 2009 BC Athletics Board of Directors meeting. All Resolutions to be presented at the 2010 AGM will be posted on the BC Athletics website on November 4, 2009.
BC Athletics Resolution Form - www.bcathletics.org/main/agm/resolution.htm

COMMITTEE REPORTS DEADLINE

Committee reports must be submitted to the BC Athletics office no later than November 5, 2009. This will give delegates enough time to read the reports prior to the AGM meetings. Reports will be posted on the BC Athletics website as they are received up to December 2, 2009.

2009 BC ATHLETICS AWARD NOMINATION FORMS AND CRITERIA

BC Athletics Awards Nomination Criteria
www.bcathletics.org/main/awards.htm

Athlete of the Year Track & Field Award nominations must be received in the BC Athletics office by October 15, 2009
Coordinated by the BC Athletics Track & Field Committee
Track & Field Awards Nomination Form - www.bcathletics.org/main/awardsnom/athletenom.htm

Road Running Award nominations must be received in the BC Athletics office by October 19, 2009
Coordinated by the BC Athletics Road Running Committee
Road Running Award Nomination Form - www.bcathletics.org/main/awardsnom/athletenom.htm

Cross Country Awards are based on a point value system and recipients will be decided following the Canadian Cross Country Championships to be held November 28, 2009.
Coordinated by the BC Athletics Cross Country Committee
Cross Country Award Nomination Form - www.bcathletics.org/main/awardsnom/athletenom.htm
Cross Country Awards Criteria - www.bcathletics.org/main/awardsnom/xcawardscrit.pdf

Officials Awards nominations must be received in the BC Athletics office by September 15, 2009
Coordinated by the BC Athletics Branch Officials Committee
Officials Awards Nomination Form - www.bcathletics.org/main/awardsnom/officialsnom.pdf

Athlete with a Disability
Coordinated by the BCA Track & Field Committee
Athlete with a Disability Awards Nomination Form - www.bcathletics.org/main/awardsnom/athletenom.htm

Coaching Excellence Awards nominations must be received in the BC Athletics office by October 15, 2009
Coordinated by the BC Athletics Track & Field Committee
Coaching Excellence Nomination Form - www.bcathletics.org/main/awardsnom/coachnom.htm

Executive of the Year Award nominations must be received in the BC Athletics office by October 15, 2009
Coordinated by the BC Athletics Board of Directors
Executive of the Year Nomination Form - www.bcathletics.org/main/awardsnom/execnom.htm

BC Athletics Announces the 2009 Track & Field Team Staff

BC Athletics is pleased to announce the 2009 Track & Field Team Staff appointments in what is a busy summer season across the country. The Team staff includes a mix of experienced personnel and coaches and managers just beginning their BC Team experience. "We are very pleased with the response to the call for Team Staff," said Ron Bunting, Chair BCA T&F Committee. "We are fortunate to have a good number of good emerging coaches who are eager to expand their experience and responsibilities with respect to team coaching and managing. There are numerous opportunities both at the Provincial and National Levels of Track & Field for team coaching and managing, with the ultimate selection being named to the Athletics Canada Senior National Teams. Coaches play such a critical role in the development of an athlete and as their (coaches) reward these opportunities are a in a small fashion our way of saying thank you for all the work you do on behalf of the athletes you coach and the sport in British Columbia and Canada," concluded Bunting.

2009 BC Athletics Track & Field Team Staff Positions

Legion: Aug 5-11 in Sherbrooke (Travel Days same)

Sprints/Hurdles - Ian Cameron ( Head Coach)
Jumps and Combined Events - Nick Stoffberg
Throws - Caroline Hay
Distance/Middle Distance - Keith Butler
Managers: Jennifer Padrinao and Wes Moerman
Plus 2 to be named by the BC/Yukon Command, RCL

Juniors: July 17-19 in Charlottetown, PEI (Travel Days July 15th and 20th)

Sprints/Hurdles - Mike Murray
Jumps - Erin Bell
Throws - Ron Bunting ( Head Coach)
Distance/Middle Distance - Al Johnston
Combined Events - Laurier Primeau
Manager - Irene Hanson-Monnie

Seniors: June 25-28 in Toronto Ontario (Travel Days June 24th and 28th)

Sprints/Hurdles - Mike Murray
Jumps - Larry Blaschuk
Throws - Richard Collier ( Head Coach)
Middle Distance/ Distance - Sue Northey
Combined Events - Ron Parker
Manager - Kate Ayotte

Canada Summer Games: August 22-29 in Charlottetown PEI (Travel Days To Be Announced by the Sport Branch, Government of BC)

Sprints/Hurdles - Barb Vida
Jumps - Elena Voloshin
Throws - Ron Bunting ( Head Coach)
Middle Distance/Distance - Al Johnston
Combined Events - Greg Peters
Managers - Irene Hanson-Monnie and Wes Moerman

2009 BC Team Selection Criteria and Standards

Visit the appropriate link to see the BC Team Selection Criteria and Standards for 2009.

Also, athletes wishing to be selected to BC teams need to submit their athlete declarations. Follow this link to download the declaration form:

Athlete Declaration Form & Event/Best Performance 2009

Athlete Performances - Out-of-Province

Athletes who wish to have their performances achieved at out-of-province meets included in the national rankings should submit them directly to Athletics Canada.

In order to have performances included in the rankings, the following information must be forwarded:

Athlete's name, branch affiliation - BC Athletics, year of birth
Competition, date, location and event
A link to official results or copy of official score sheet with signatures

Only results for athletes who are 2009 competitive, athlete members of BC Athletics will be accepted.

Results should be submitted for rankings no later than 10 days after conclusion of event

No results will be added retroactively

Forward information to results@athletics.ca

Corrections and updates to current and previous years are appreciated

ACDIrect downloads for Hy-Tek Meets

BC Athletics is able to provide a download of athlete members for meets running Hy-Tek software. These downloads save a lot of time keying in athlete information and make sure that names are spelled correctly and ACDirect membership numbers are entered.

In order to set your meet up correctly on Hy-Tek in order to be able to use the download and to ensure that results will be used for national/provincial rankings and for team selection please refer to the website:
www.bcathletics.org/main/pdf/meetmgr_setup_export.pdf

To request downloads and for further instructions please refer to the website:
www.bcathletics.org/main/hytekdownload.htm

2010 BC Athletics Annual General Meeting

Due to a lack of hotel/meeting space available in January and February of 2010 - the 2010 BC Athletics Annual General Meeting will be held on December 4, 5 & 6 2009 at the Vancouver Airport Hilton.

AGM Hotel Accommodations BOOK EARLY!!

Due to preparations leading up to the 2010 Olympics the Hilton Vancouver Airport is experiencing an increase in bookings for the month of December 2009. If you are planning on staying at the hotel during the AGM you are strongly advised to book your room requirements now dont wait until later in the year. You can reach the hotel at (604) 273-6336 and ask for the BC Athletics rate ($119.00).

Present your BCA Member Card and Reap the Rewards!

BC Athletics members can now receive discounts at many businesses around the province and the list is still growing! All you need to do is show your membership card and you will receive up to 10% off in-store purchases. Some of the establishments already supporting BC Athletics members are:

Shore Runners	151 Dogwood Street	Campbell River
The Run Inn	1212B 56 Avenue	Delta
Runners Sole	74-1395 Hillside Drive	Kamloops
Frontrunners	133 - 735 Goldstream Ave	Langford
Peninsula Runners	#1 - 20349 88 Ave.	Langley
Frontrunners	#3 - 5767 Turner Rd.	Nanaimo
Forerunners	980 Marine Dr	North Vancouver
North Shore Athletics	#101 - 1200 Lonsdale	North Vancouver
Peach City Runners	214 Main Street	Penticton
The Runners' Den	239 Newport Drive	Port Moody
Cool Running	#5 - 1050 - 10th SW	Salmon Arm
Forerunners	3504 West 4th Avenue	Vancouver
Rackets N' Runners	3880 Oak Street	Vancouver
The Run Inn	2236 41st Avenue	West Vancouver
Frontrunners	1200 Vancouver Street	Victoria
Island Runner	1576 Fairfield Road	Victoria
Peninsula Runners	3659 Shelbourne Street	Victoria
Peninsula Runners	1708 - 152nd Street	White Rock

Athlete-Coach Canada Games Development Training Camps

Schedule of Canada Games Training and Preparation Camps

For further information please contact Ron Bunting at ronbunting@bcathletics.org.

Aug 8/09       BC Canada Games Team Prep T&F Meet              Saskatoon, SK

Aug 22-29/09   Canada Summer Games  Track & Field             Charlottetown, PEI

2009 BC Athletics Event Calendars

2009 Events are posted on the website and will be updated as information is submitted.
www.bcathletics.org/main/eventcal_index.htm#2009

Track & Field www.bcathletics.org/eventcal_tf09.htm
Road Running www.bcathletics.org/eventcal rr09.htm
Cross Country www.bcathletics.org/eventcal_xc09.htm

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ROAD RUNNING

Results

Summerfast 10K - Vancouver

1. Paul Krochak, 34:18
2. Brad Cunningham, 34:43
3. Azar Chatur, 35:01

1. Natasha Wodak, 36:35
2. Rachel Ruus, 37:16
3. Katrina Driver, 37:37

Fort Langley Half Marathon - Fort Langley

1. Drew Nicholson, 1:16:04

1. Lisa Yarmoshuk, 1:39:29

Fort Langley 5K - Fort Langley

1. Alex Green, 16:48

1. Tina-Louise Harris, 20:31

Grizzly 12K - Revelstoke

1. Cameron Egan, 42:39

1. Lisa Harvey, 46:48

2009 Lower Mainland Road Race Series

BC Athletics is pleased to announce the launch of the Lower Mainland Road Race Series. For 20 years, the Timex BC Road Running Series has existed as a de facto Lower Mainland Series. In 2009 an explicit Lower Mainland Road Race Series has been created, to complement an enhanced Timex BC Road Running Series and other regional series.

The Lower Mainland Road Race Series features ten of the best events in the Vancouver area, providing runners of all ages and abilities with the chance to compete against their peers. The series kicks-off at the St. Patricks Day 5K in Stanley Park on March 14, and concludes with the Richmond Oval 8K on August 16. The ten events feature races over 5K, 8K, 10K and the half marathon.

To qualify for series awards, participants must compete in a minimum of six events. Points will be awarded based on placings within 5-year age groups for men and women, from under 20 to over 70. A participants six best placings will determine their total points.

The remaining two of the ten series events are:

August 2: Squamish Days 10k, Squamish
August 16: Richmond Oval 8k, Richmond

For complete information about the Lower Mainland Road Race Series, as well as the individual events, visit the series website at www.lmrrs.com. Series news and rankings will be posted there after each event.

The Timex BC Road Running Series will continue to provide an opportunity to athletes from throughout the province to rank themselves against their peers, and serves as a selection to the Timex National Road Running Series Finale in Ottawa. For more information on the Timex BC Road Running Series, visit its website at www.bcathletics.org/RRSeries/.

The Lower Mainland Road Race Series will be one of four regional road race series sanctioned by BC Athletics in 2009. The others being the Frontrunners Island Race Series (www.vira.bc.ca), the Canadian Tire Interior Road Race Series (www.interiorrunning.ca), and the Prince George Grand Prix (www.pgroadrunners.ca).

For more information on any of the above road race series, contact Maurice Wilson at maurice.wilson@bcathletics.org or 604-333-3553.

BC Athletics 2009 Marathon Championship

The BC Athletics 2009 Marathon Championship will be hosted by the Royal Victoria Marathon Society in conjunction with the 30th Annual Royal Victoria Marathon on Sunday, October 11.

Race Information

An AIMS/IAAF certified marathon, featuring a beautiful, seaside course with lots of mild undulations, but with a maximum elevation change of only 74 feet. Event records are 2:16:49 (Steve Osaduik) and 2:42:32 (Val Chowaniec). Race starts at 8:30am. Complete race details on the event website: www.royalvictoriamarathon.com.

Entry Information

Enter online at: www.eventsonline.ca/events/vicmara/ or mail in the entry form: www.royalvictoriamarathon.com/pdf/2009EntryForm.pdf.

Entry fee is $77.00 for BC Athletics athlete members until May 15, rising after that date.

Championship Eligibility

The Championship portion of the event is open to all Junior, Senior and Masters members of BC Athletics. 2009 BCA memberships must be received by October 8, 2009 in order to be eligible.

Championship Awards

Championship Medals will be presented to:

The first 3 BCA Junior members, men and women (aged 18 or 19 as of Dec 31/09).
The first 3 BCA Senior members, men and women (aged 20 plus as of Dec 31/09).
The first 3 BCA Masters members, men and women (aged 35 plus as of Oct 11/09).

Championship Ribbons will be presented to:

The first 3 BCA Masters members, men and women in each of the following 8 Masters age categories:
35-39; 40-44; 45-49; 50-54; 55-59; 60-64; 65-69; 70+

High Performance Athletes

Prize Money: $3,000/$1,000/$500 to the top-3 men and women overall, with a $5,000 event record bonus for Canadians only. $500 to the top male and female master (40+).
Requests for complimentary entries for elite runners will be handled on a case-by-case basis. Consideration will be given to men who have run under 2:30 and women who have run under 2:50, as well as masters who have run 2:40/3:00. Please complete the Elite Athlete Application Form (www.royalvictoriamarathon.com/pdf/Elite_Athlete_Application_Form.pdf) and email to elite@royalvictoriamarathon.com.

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Track & Field

Canadian Results from Around the Track and Field

IBSA World Youth & Student Games and Pan American Championships, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA, July 15-20 2009

Women B2 100m B2 féminin
1. Noella Klawitter, 13.83 (Gold Medalist/Médaillée d'or)

Women B2 400m B2 féminin
1. Noella Klawitter, 1:05.78 (Gold Medalist/Médaillée d'or)

Women B2 800m B2 féminin
1. Noella Klawitter, 2:38.58 (Gold Medalist/Médaillée d'or)

Women B3 Discus / Lancer du disque B3 féminin
1. Courtney Knight, 32.81m (Gold Medalist/Médaillée d'or)

Women B3 Shot Put / Lancer du poids B3 féminin
1. Courtney Knight, 11.21m (Gold Medalist/Médaillée d'or)

Men B2 400m B2 masculin
2. Stuart McGregor 54.31 (Silver Medalist/Médaillé d'argent)

Men B2 800m B2 masculin
1. Stuart McGregor 2:04.76 (Gold Medalist/Médaillé d'or)

Men B1 100m B1 masculin
3. Richard Carr, 12.57 (Bronze Medalist/Médaillé de bronze, Personal Record/Record personnel)

Men B1 High Jump / Saut en hauteur B1 masculin
1. Richard Carr, 1.60m (Gold Medalist/Médaillé d'or)

Men B1 1500m B1 masculin
1. Jason Dunkerley, 4:32.24 (Gold Medalist/Médaillé d'or)

Men B1 400m B1 masculin
1. Dustin Walsh, 54.83 (Gold Medalist/Médaillé d'or)
2. Jon Dunkerley (Silver Medalist/Médaillé d'argent)

Junior Boys B2 400m B2 garçons juniors
2. Brandon King, 58.47 (Silver Medalist/Médaillé d'argent, 56.47 in prelims/lors des préliminaires - Personal record/Record personnel)

Junior Boys B2 200m B2 garçons juniors
3. Brandon King, 24.43 (Bronze Medalist/Médaillé de bronze)

Junior Boys B2 100m B2 garçons juniors
2. Courtney Johnson, 12.06 (Silver Medalist/Médaillé d'argent, Personal Record/Record personnel)

2009 IWAS Junior World Championships, Nottwil, Switzerland/Suisse, July 16-19 juillet 2009

Complete Results/Résulats complets
www.rollstuhlsportevents.ch/__/frontend/handler/document.php?id=226&type=42

Women U23 T54 100m / 100 m T54 U23 féminin
1. Keira-Lyn Frie, 18.64
3. Melanie Hawtin, 20.66

Women U23 T54 200m / 200 m T54 U23 féminin
1. Keira-Lyn Frie, 35.04

Women U23 T54 400m / 400 m T54 U23 féminin
3. Keira-Lyn Frie, 1:06.10

Women U23 T54 800m / 800 m T54 U23 féminin
3. Keira-Lyn Frie, 2:16.93

Women U23 T54 1500m / 1500 m T54 U23 féminin
3. Keira-Lyn Frie, 4:25.33

Women U18 T54 Shot Put / Lancer du poids T54 U18 féminin
3. Kierra Gibson, 5.27m

Women U18 T54 100m / 100 m T54 U18 féminin
5. Kierra Gibson, 21.06

Men U16 T54 100m / 100 m T54 U16 masculin
1. Isaiah Christophe, 17.59

Men U16 T54 200m / 200 m T54 U16 masculin
1. Isaiah Christophe, 30.21

Men U16 T54 400m / 400 m T54 U16 masculin
1. Isaiah Christophe, 58.60

Men U16 T54 800m / 800 m T54 U16 masculin
1. Isaiah Christophe, 2:09.71

Men U20 T44 100m / 100 m T44 U20 masculin
1. Alister McQueen, 12.14 (Pending IWAS World Junior Record/Record mondial junior de l'IWAS en instance, Pending Canadian Record/Record canadien en instance)

Men U20 T44 200m / 200 m T44 U20 masculin
1. Alister McQueen, 24.59 (Pending IWAS World Junior Record/Record mondial junio de l'IWAS en instance)

Men U20 T44 400m / 400 m T44 U20 masculin
1. Alister McQueen, 56.35 (Pending IWAS World Junior Record / Record mondial junior de l'IWAS en instance)

Men U23 T54 200m / 200 m T54 U23 masculin
3. Kyle Shaw, 29.46

Men U23 T54 400m / 400 m T54 U23 masculin
3. Kyle Shaw, 52.84

Men U23 T54 800m / 800 m T54 U23 masculin
2. Kyle Shaw, 1:55.97

Men U23 T54 1500m / 1500 m T54 U23 masculin
2. Kyle Shaw, 3:35.13

Men U23 T54 5000m / 5000 m T54 U23 masculin
2. Kyle Shaw, 11:47.33

Canadian Junior Track and Field Championships/Championnat canadien junior d'athlétisme, Charlottetown, P.E.I., July 17-19 juillet 2009

Complete Results/Résultats complets
www.athleticsvideos.com/Championships_Jr/index.htm

Men Hammer Throw / Lancer du marteau masculin
1. Angus J. Taylor, 64.32m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Women Pole Vault / Saut ŕ la perche féminin
1. Ariane Beaumont-Courteau, 3.90m (Pan Am Junior & JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior et JDLF)
2. Mélanie Blouin, 3.80m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Men Javelin / Lancer du javelot masculin
1. Caleb Jones, 65.10m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Men Long Jump / Saut en longueur masculin
1. Kadeem Douglas, 7.44m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Jharyl Bowry, 7.26m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Men Pole Vault / Saut ŕ la perche masculin
1. Lane Britnell, 4.60m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Men 5000m masculin
1. Mohammed Ahmed, 14:37.81 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Barry Britt, 14:58.44 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Men 110m hurdles / 110 m haies masculin
1. Gregory MacNeill, 13.83 (Meet Record/Record de la compétition, Pan Am Junior & JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior et JDLF)
2. Simon Léveillé, 13.95 (Pan Am Junior & JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior et JDLF)
3. Ingvar Moseley, 14.24 (Pan Am Junior & JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior et JDLF)
4. Gabriel El Hanbli, 14.33 (Pan Am Junior & JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior et JDLF)
5. Derek Drouin, 14.52 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
6. Hubert Chevrette-Belisle, 14.64 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Women 1500m féminin
1. Kendra Schaaf, 4:20.50 (Meet Record/Record de la compétition, Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Jessica Parry, 4:24.36 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Men 1500m masculin
1. Jeremy Rae, 3:53.94 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Lucas Bruchet, 3:54.99 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
3. Aleks Kuternin, 3:55.84 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
4. John Paul Malette, 3:56.05 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Men 400m masculin
1. Rohan Stewart, 47.96 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Women 100m féminin
1. Crystal Emmanuel, 11.81 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Loudia Laarman, 11.86 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Men 100m masculin
1. Akeem Haynes, 10.49 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Women Hammer Throw / Lancer du marteau féminin
1. Emmalynne Maccorquodale, 51.38m (JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)

Women Heptathlon féminin
1. Rachael Mcintosh, 4624 points (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Rita Rudell, 4615 points (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Women Shot Put / Lancer du poids féminin
1. Julie Labonté, 16.39m (Pan Am Junior & JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior et JDLF, Pending Canadian Junior Record/Record canadien junior en instance)

2. Taryn Suttie, 14.91m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
3. Alanna Kovacs, 13.51m (Pan Am Junior & JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior et JDLF)

Men High Jump / Saut en hauteur masculin
1. Derek Drouin, 2.15m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Simon Watts, 2.08m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
3. Jeremy Eckert, 2.05m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Women Long Jump / Saut en longueur féminin
1. Christabel Nettey, 6.10m (wind-aided/aide du vent, First jump/Premier saut 5.98m, Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Women Javelin Throw / Lancer du javelot féminin
1. Alanna Kovacs, 46.73m (Pan Am Junior & JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior et JDLF)
2. Brooke Rowland, 46.10m (Pan Am Junior & JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior et JDLF)
3. Laura Macauley, 45.97m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Women 3000m féminin
1. Kendra Schaaf, 9:14.62 (Meet Record/Record de la compétition)

Men Discus / Lancer du disque masculin
1. Brent Roubos, 54.29m (Meet Record/Record de la compétition, Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Zachary Russell-Ford, 51.44m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Women Triple Jump / Triple saut féminin
1. Caroline Ehrhardt, 12.81m (wind-aided/Aidé du vent)
2. Chloe Hetherton, 12.54m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Men 3000m Steeplechase / 3000 m steeple masculin
1. Mattias Wolter, 9:18.14 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Daryl Smith, 9:21.64 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
3. Jacob Smith, 9:25.52 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
4. Dylan Haight, 9:27.98 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Women Discus / Lancer du disque féminin
1. Alanna Kovacs, 47.12m (Pan Am Junior & JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior et JDLF)
2. Julie Labonté, 45.27m (Pan Am Junior & JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior et JDLF)
3. Meredith Allan, 44.92m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
4. Lauren Stuart, 41.70m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
5. Laura Macauley, 41.48m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Women 400m hurdles / 400 m haies féminin
1. Jenessa Olson, 1:00.81 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Christine A. Lowe, 1:01.67 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
3. Ashlea Maddex, 1:01.67 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
4. Emilie Halle, 1:02.04 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Men 400m hurdles / 400 m haies masculin
1. Gabriel El Hanbli, 51.79m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Scott Leitch, 53.36m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
3. Daniel Chan, 53.45m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Women High Jump / Saut en hauteur féminin
1. Michelle Theophille, 1.78m (Pan Am Junior & JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior et JDLF)
2. Rita Rudell, 1.78m (Pan Am Junior & JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior et JDLF)

Men Shot Put / Lancer du poids masculin
1. Zachary Russell-Ford, 18.27m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Drew Welch, 18.10m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
3. Tim Nedow, 17.66m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
4. Timothy Hendry, 17.61m (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Women 800m féminin
1. Annie Leblanc, 2:09.47 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Jessica Parry, 2:10.77 (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Men Decathlon / Décathlon masculin
1. Taylor Corney, 6430 points (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)
2. Ross Enns, 6220 points (Pan Am Junior Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Austrian Top 4, Ried, Austria/Autriche, July 17 juillet 2009

Complete Results/Résultats complets
www.oelv.at/UserFiles/Wettkampf/2009/ergebnisse/ried_170709.pdf

Women Pole Vault / Saut ŕ la perche féminin
1. Kelsie Hendry, 4.45m (Worlds A & JDLF Standard / Norme A du Mondial et JDLF)
3. Carly Dockendorf, 4.21m (JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)

Meeting International d'athlétisme de la Province de Ličge, Belgium/Belgique, July 15 juillet 2009

Complete Results/Résultats complets
www.sport.be/belgavideo/meetingliege2009/event018h01.html

Women 200m féminin
3. Adrienne Power, 23.18 (Worlds B & JDLF Standard/Norme B du Mondial et JDLF)

Women 800m féminin
7. Rebecca Johnstone, 2:04.55 (JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)

Men 800m masculin
1. Geoff Harris, 1:48.90 (JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)

KBC Nacht Van De Atletiek, Heusden, Belgium/Belgique, July 18 juillet 2009

Complete Results/Résultats complets
www.sport.be/belgavideo/kbcnacht2009/event028h01.html

Women 1500m féminin
4. Hilary Stellingwerff, 4:11.18 (JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)
9. Julia Howard, 4:15.08 (JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)

Women High Jump / Saut en hauteur féminin
2. Nicole Forrester, 1.87m (JDLF Standard/Norme Pan Am junior)

Men 1500m masculin
1. Nate Brannen, 3:36.53 (Worlds B & JDLF Standard/Norme B du Mondial et JDLF)
7. Matt Lincoln, 3:41.19 (JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)

Men 800m masuclin
5. Adam Currie, 1:48.80 (JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)

Men 3000m Steeplechase / 3000 m steeple masculin
6. Rob Watson, 8:28.24 (Worlds B & JDLF Standard/Norme B du Mondial et JDLF)

Meeting Areva d'athlétisme, Paris, France, July 17 juillet 2009

Complete Results/Résultats complets
www.meetingareva.com/resultats/?language=uk

Women High Jump / Saut en hauteur féminin
8. Nicole Forrester, 1.87m (JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)

Spitzen Leichathletik, Luzern, Switzerland/Suisse, July 15 juillet 2009

Complete Results/Résultats complets
www.iaaf.org/gp09/results/eventcode=4384/sex=M/discCode=100/result.html#M100

Women 100m féminin
6. Toyin Olupona, 11.70 (Race 2/Course 2 - JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)

Women 1500m féminin
4. Hilary Stllingwerff, 4:10.70 (JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)

Women 100m hurdles / 100 m haies féminin
7. Angela Whyte, 13.32 (Race 1/Course 1 - JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)
6. Marie-Čve Dugas, 14.11 (Race 2/Course 2 - JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)

Women Pole Vault / Saut ŕ la perche féminin
5. Gabriella Duclos-Lasnier (JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)
6. Carly Dockendorf, 4.10m (JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)

Men 110m hurdles / 110 m haies masculin
1. Jared MacLeod, 13.67 (Race 2/Course 2 - JDLF Standard/Norme JDLF)

25th Vardinoyiannia, Réthimno, Greece/Grčce, July 20 juillet 2009

Women 100m hurdles / 100 m haies féminin
4. Priscilla Lopes-Schliep, 12.60 (Worlds A Standard/Norme A du Mondial)

From Athletics Canada

World Youth Championships on CBC tomorrow

Tune into CBC and CBCsports.ca tomorrow at 2:00pm ET for the broadcast of the 2009 World Youth Championships that took place July 8-12 in Bressanone, Italy.

The Canadian team won three medals:

Aaron Brown of Toronto, ON took silver in the 100m; Brown also set a new pending Canadian youth record in the quarter-final running 10.49 seconds
Langley, BC's Django Lovett won the bronze medal in the high jump with a 2.17-metres performance
Gregory MacNeill of London, ON finished 3rd in the 110-metre hurdles capturing bronze with a time of 13.51 seconds

Athletics Canada names World Championships staff

OTTAWA - Athletics Canada named today the coaching and support staff which will travel to Berlin, Germany for the 12th IAAF World Championships in Athletics August 15-23.

The Canadian Championships taking place in Toronto June 25 to 28 will serve as the Selection Trials for the World Championship team. Athletes must finish top three in their respective event at the Trials as one component of the selection criteria to be eligible for selection to the Worlds team. The full selection criteria can be viewed here: http://athletics.ca/page.asp?id=297.

The Canadian delegation at the 12th IAAF World Championships will be led by Gordon Orlikow, Chairman of the Board, of Winnipeg, MB and Athletics Canada Chief Executive Officer Joanne Mortimore of Ottawa, ON.

12th IAAF World Championships in Athletics Staff

Name               Position                                Hometown
Coaching Staff
Alex Gardiner      Head Coach                              Winnipeg, MB
Martin Goulet      Chief High Performance Officer          Brossard, QC
Hugh Cameron       Event Coach - Marathon                  New market, ON
Brent Fougner      Event Coach - Middle Distance           Victoria, BC
Glenroy Gilbert    Event Coach - Relays & Sprints          Ottawa, ON
Les Gramantik      Event Coach - Combined Events & Hurdles Calgary, AB
Molly Killingbeck  Event Coach - Sprints, Relays & Hurdles Toronto, ON
Larry Steinke      Event Coach - Throws                    Lethbridge, AB

Integrated Support Team
Dr. Alan Vernec    Team Doctor                             Montreal, QC
Alvin Bodnarchuk   Massage Therapist                       Saskatoon, SK
Garfield Crooks    Massage Therapist                       Vancouver, BC
Melissa Dowling    Team Services Manager                   Ottawa, ON
Mathieu Gentčs     Media Attaché                           Ottawa, ON
Wilbour Kelsick    Chiropractor                            Port Moody, BC
Scott MacDonald    Technical Manager                       Ottawa, ON
Ron O'Hare         Physiotherapist                         Aurora, ON
Carmen Stillo      Chiropractor                            Toronto, ON

Carding Criteria

The 2009/2010 Athletics Athlete Assistance Program (Carding) Criteria has been finalized, approved by Sport Canada and posted on Athletics Canada's website:
www.athletics.ca/page.asp?id=303

Athletes should also note the new process for "Notification of Injury, Illness or Pregnancy" referenced within the carding criteria and available on the web:
www.athletics.ca/page.asp?id=372

Athletics Canada 2009/2010 Para-Athletes Assistance Program (Carding) Criteria has been finalized, approved by Sport Canada and posted on Athletics Canada's website: www.athletics.ca/page.asp?id=303.

Athletics Canada Awards - New Nomination Process

OTTAWA - The nomination form for the 2009 Athletics Canada Awards is now available online. The form will now be posted year-round so athletic performances and achievements can be submitted as they happen.

The new procedure will encourage nominations throughout the year ensuring a fair representation of all seasons. The eligible period for the 2009 Athletics Canada Awards will be for performances achieved from November 1, 2008 to October 31, 2009.

Award finalists and winners are chosen by Athletics Canadas Rules and Awards Committee comprised of seven members including two media representatives. To ensure an athlete is put forth in the running of these awards please submit their nomination to Emily Hooper; Coordinator, Public Relations and Corporate Services (see contact below).

For more information please visit: http://athletics.ca/page.asp?id=54

National Team Selection Rules Book

With several impending national team selections, we would like to reiterate the fact that selections are governed by the Selection Criteria in conjunction with the National Team Selection Rules Book. Please ensure that any performances submitted for selection purposes adhere to the rules within this Rules Book.

In particular, we would like to draw your attention to the following paragraph:

Section 2.0 Performance Regulations

13. For the purposes of team selection that requires repeat performances, only one such performance can have been achieved at a competition featuring only single events or event groupings. Where team selection requires only one performance, such performance cannot have been achieved at a competition featuring only single events or event groupings.

The complete National Team Selection Rules Book is available for download here: http://athletics.ca/files///NATIONALTEAMSELECTIONRULESBOOKEN.PDF

From the Coaching Association of Canada

Featured Sport Nutrition Tip of the Month - Sport Nutrition for Parents

Being active in recreational and competitive sports helps children and teens develop lifelong healthy habits. Good nutrition not only supports physical activity, but it also enhances health and sport performances. This month's Sport Nutrition Tip of the Month "Sport Nutrition for Parents" shares some successful ideas developed by parents of young athletes.

To read this article and access our sport nutrition resource site for other nutrition tip sheets in the areas of vitamins and minerals, long distance travel, fluids, gaining weight, losing weight, and dietary supplements, please visit our site at: www.coach.ca/eng/nutrition/index.cfm.

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Awards & Grants

The Coaching Association of Canada is pleased to announce that the General Motors Making Dreams Possible Club Coaching Grant applications are now back online!

Dedicated to supporting athletes at all levels through coaching excellence, General Motors' Making Dreams Possible Program provides one hundred $2,000 club coaching grants and ten $10,000 high performance coach grants to community sport clubs and high performance coaches nationwide on an annual basis.

This fall, another 50+ $2,000 grants will be awarded to community sport clubs across the country for coach training and development. The application deadline is September 21, 2009.

Apply now and make dreams possible in your community!
www.coach.ca/makingdreamspossible/index.htm

PNE Miracle Mile Athlete Bursaries

Every month in 2009, a $500 PNE Miracle Mile Athlete Bursary will be awarded to a B.C. amateur athlete who demonstrates dedication to a sport and commitment to the community.

Eligibility:

In order to be eligible to apply for a bursary you must:

Be an amateur athlete
Compete regularly and competitively in any sport
Reside in BC

You are ineligible to apply for a bursary if you:

Have received the PNE Miracle Mile Bursary in the past
Have secured sponsorship and/or funding with a cumulative value of more than $1,500 in 2009

How to Apply:

If you meet the eligibility requirements you are encouraged to apply for a bursary; it does not cost anything to apply for a bursary. Each months winner will receive $500. If you choose to apply for the bursary you will need to submit:

The 3 page application (find this at www.pne.ca)
One reference letter written by any employee or member of a non-profit, non-governmental or community organization that can document your commitment to the community OR one reference letter written by a coach or trainer who can document your commitment to sport. any sport

Deadline for Applications:

Please note that one bursary will be awarded each month; it is up to you to decide what months bursary you apply to receive. You will need to submit all requested information by the 15th of the month before the month you choose. For example, the deadline for the January 2009 bursary was December 15th, 2008. It is in your best interest to apply in the earliest month you can since the applications of athletes who are NOT awarded a bursary will be kept on file and reconsidered for each bursary awarded during the remaining months of the 2009 calendar year.

For more information:

If you have any questions about this bursary please email communityrelations@pne.ca or call 604-251-7708 on a weekday between 9:00am-4:00pm.

Community Sport Hero Awards Sport BC

The Community Sport HeroŽ Awards presented by EnCana recognizes local sport volunteers for their long-standing dedication and leadership.

A total of 12 communities across BC will host the awards in 2009. If you would like to recognize a deserving sport volunteer in any one of the following 12 communities, please fill out a nomination form.

Dawson Creek---Fort Nelson---Fort St. John---Hope---Maple Ridge---Pitt Meadows---Nanaimo---Port Alberni---Quesnel---Terrace---Vernon---White Rock---South Surrey---Williams Lake

Most recently, Sport BC is pleased to honour and recognize eight dedicated sport leaders from Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows with the Community Sport HeroŽ Award.

For more information on the Community Sport Hero Awards, please access the following link: www.sport.bc.ca/programs/csh/history.aspx

Coaching Mentor / Apprenticeship Program (for Female Apprentices) at the 2010 BC Winter and Summer Games

This program will target female coaches in the province of BC who are interested in further developing their coaching skills leading up to the 2010 BC Winter or BC Summer Games. The program will match a female apprentice coach with a mentor coach (NCCP Level 2, male or female) and the two of them will work towards the apprentices participation at the 2010 BC Games. This program is a partnership between the BC Games Society, the Coaches Association of BC, and ProMOTION Plus.

Application Deadlines:
There is one intake left:

September 15, 2009 Summer Sports only, and only if all positions are not filled

Details and application forms can be downloaded at: www.promotionplus.org

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Reminders, Resources, Newsletters and FYI

SIRC - July 2009 Newsletter - Hydration

Follow this link: www.sirc.ca/newsletters/july09/Index.html

2009 Canada Games Broadcast Schedule

To view the full broadcast schedule for the 2009 Canada Games, visit the link below:

http://canadagames2009.wordpress.com/

"Farming Athletes: The Value of Coaching"

CSC Pacific's next Sport Performance Speaker Series is in Victoria on Friday, July 31st. These sessions are free to attend for members of the sport community. If you are an athlete, coach, educator or administrator, we would like to invite you to our next presentation with David Hill, Director of the National Coaching Institute of BC. His session will focus on the various stages of athlete development along with educational updates for coaches in Canada. Dave will also expand on a metaphor aimed at 'farming' our next generation of Canadian athletes.

Friday, July 31st, 2009 | 12:30 - 1:45pm Room 329A

Pacific Institute for Sport Excellence

4371 Interurban Road
Victoria, BC

To Register, please contact Stephanie Mahovlic at smahovlic@cscpacific.ca or 250.220.2521

Help KidSport by purchasing BC Lions discounted tickets!

Friday, August 7th the BC Lions take on the Saskatchewan Roughriders at BC Place. Sport BC is selling DISCOUNTED tickets to the game for $22 and for every ticket sold; KidSport receives $5, so we can get more children on playing fields, courts and ice rinks in our province. If anyone is interested, please drop me an email and state how many tickets you would like to purchase.

Thanks, Dave Showers
Assistant Manager Sport
Programs & Members Services
Sport BC

Contact: David.Showers@sport.bc.ca

Check out this website for more information: www.kidsportcanada.ca/index.php?page=british_columbia_kidsport_bc_lions_share_game

BC Athlete Voice - July Update

Check out www.bcathletevoice.ca for the latest information and news for athletes.

The Gold Standard - July Edition

In this edition of Athletics Canada's Gold Standard:

Chantal Petitclerc to receive Order of Canada
Canadian Championships
Swiss Racing Series
International Teams and Staff Selections
NCCP Workshop; Competition Development
Canadian Junior Championships

To view the full edition; go to: http://athletics.ca/files//GoldStandard/TGSJULY2009.PDF

Facebook

Follow this link to join the 2009 Canadian Track and Field Championships Facebook Group > www.facebook.com/groups/edit.php?members&gid=78950784964#/group.php?gid=78950784964

Athletics Canada on Twitter

You can now keep tabs on all the latest news from AC on Twitter, go to http://twitter.com/athleticscanada

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Coaches

International Coaching School

August 22-29, 2009 | Online Registration

Two streams of coaching workshops:

High Performance Stream: This stream is for coaches of athletes in the High Performance pathway, which may include National Team or development athletes at a provincial level. Coaches can register in the number of Level 4 NCCP tasks. Tasks will be accredited upon submission of assigned project or portfolio.

Development Stream: This stream is geared toward coaches of developing athletes who are early in their competitive career or aspiring to compete at provincial or national championships. Coaches will be accredited as being trained in a number of generic coach education modules at the Competition-Introduction or Competition-Development NCCP contexts. Credit for level 3 theory can be achieved by taking a certain number of modules.

Early registration ends this weekend

Please note the new location and contact information below!

David Hill
Director, National Coaching Institute - BC
4371 Interurban Road
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada V9E 2C5
Telephone: (250) 220-2522
Mobile: (250) 889-1671
Fax: 250-220-2503
dhill@cscpacific.ca

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Courses and Seminars

Road Running Performance Clinic - Summer 2009

WHEN

20 consecutive Wednesday nights starting May 6, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. through to September 16, 2009
Drop-in: on any of the above dates

WHERE

Brockton Oval, Stanley Park

FOR

Runners who wish to improve their running fitness level and their performance. Each runner will train in a small group with a run leader, under the direction of the clinic professional coach, John Hill.
This clinic is for runners already comfortable at running 25 to 30 miles per week. Pace does not matter, whether you are a 5 minute miler or a 10 minute miler.

INCLUDES

A formal interval training session every Wednesday night.
An optional training session once a week may be arranged with the running group (day and time to be determined by the group).
Personal consultation with John Hill.
A day-to-day training schedule.
Self monitoring weekly training diary.
An atmosphere of running fun and camaraderie (groups are not competitive but mutually supportive).

ADMINISTERED

By B.C. Athletics (333-3550). Register by fax (333-3551), by mail, or in person.

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Records fall at National Junior Championships: BC Brings home 15 Medals

Canadian Junior Championships
July 17-19, 2009
Charlottetown, PEI

The National Championships for athletes under the age of 20 years was held in Charlottetown, PEI this weekend. Five meet records were established.

Kendra Schaaf leads

Above: Kendra Schaaf leads

Kendra Schaaf of Craven, Saskatchewan who redshirted at the University of Washington this spring after leading the Huskies to an NCAA Cross country win, led the way. She ran meet record time in both the 1500m and 3000m confirming her promise of making an impact in the middle distances as she matures. Her 9:14.62 is ranked 13th in the world for juniors.

Greg MacNeill who set the Canadian record at the World Youth Championships won the Junior title with a record 13.83 over the 39" 100m hurdles. He ranks 3rd in the world as a youth and 23rd as a junior.

Julie LaBonte of Quebec throw the 4kgm shot 16.39m not only breaking the championship record but throwing the ball further than any Canadian woman of any age in 2009. She ranks 8th in the world as a junior.

Brent Roubos of Ontario broke the championship record in the discus with his 54.29m, which is 48th in the world.

Derek Drouin of Onatrio who is ranked number 3 in the world with his jump of 2.22m won the high jump at 2.15m.

Rohan Stewart wins 200m and 400m

Above: Rohan Stewart wins 200m and 400m

British Columbia athletes brought home 15 medals. Rohan Stewart won two golds as he swept the 200m and 400m. Christobel Nettey won the long jump and EmmLynne MacCorquodale took the hammer throw. Angus Taylor of Richmond Kajaks won the men's hammer.

BC MEDAL PERFORMANCES

Luc Bruchet #79

Above: Luc Bruchet #79

5 GOLD

Rohan Stewart 200m 20.92 (3.8)
Rohan Stewart 400m 47.96
Angus Taylor HAM 64.32m
Christobel Nettey LJ 6.10 (2.4)
Emmalyne MacCorquodale HAM 51.38m

4 SILVER

Luc Bruchet 1500m 3:54.99
Dave MacKay PV 4.50m
Joanna Franke-Kuhn HAM 45.54m
Christine Lowe 400mH 61.67

Shai Davis

Above: Shai Davis

6 BRONZE

Nathan Filipek PV 4.50m
Angus Taylor D 50.39m
Shai Davis 100m 12.01 (1.1)
Helen Crofts 800m 2:11.13
Holey Parent HJ 1.70m
Laura MacCauley J 45.97

Gold

Men

100m Akeen Haynes AB 10.49 (0.3)
200m Rohan Stewart BC 20.92 (3.8)
400m Rohan Stewart BC 47.96
800m Anthony Romaniw ON 1:52.51
1500m Jeremy Rae ON 3:53.94
5000m Ahmed Mohammed ON 14:37.81
110mH Greg MacNeill ON 13.83 (1.5) ****
400mH Gabriel El Hanbli QUE 51.79
3kSC Mattias Wolter NS 9:18.14
PV Britnell Lane SK 4.60m
HJ Derek Drouin ON 2.15m
LJ Doug Kadeem On 7.44m (0.8)
TJ Jacob Sorzella ON 15.19 (3.6)
SP Zach Russell-Ford On 18.27m
D Brent Roubos ON 54.29 ****
J Caleb Jones ON 65.10m
H Angus Taylor BC 64.32m
DEC Taylor Corney ON 6430 points

Women

100m Crystal Emmanuel ON 11.81 (1.1)
200m Andrea Dubuc QUE 25.25 (4.1)
400m Alyssa Johnson MB 56.03
800m Annie LeBlanc QUE 2:09.47
1500m Kendra Schaaf SK 4:20.50 ****
3000m Kendra Schaaf SK 9:14.62 ****
100mH Ashlea Maddex ON 14.27
400mH Jennessa Olson ON 60.81
2kSC Jessica Furlan SK 6:51.48
PV Ariane Beaumont-Courteau QUE 3.90m
HJ Michelle Theophile ON 1.78m
LJ Christobel Nettey BC 6.10 (2.4)
TJ Carolyn Ehrhardt ON 12.81 (2.2)
SP Julie LaBonte QUE 16.39m ****
D Alanna Kovacs ON 47.12m
J Alanna Kovacs ON 46.73m
H Emmalyne MacCorquodale BC 51.38m
HEP Rachel MacIntosh NS 4624 points

Back issues of the BCAB are available at www.bcathletics.org/main/bcabulletin.htm.

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