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Jeff Seifred (left) and Andrew

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couver’s Tyler Godding, 17, won
seven medals in eight events in-
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Cormack, 17, won a total of three
silver medals, two for relay wins.

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pole vault.

The local synchronized swimm-
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bara Ottley, Kirstin Patten, Sherri
Murray and Vancouverite Lolita
Rochelau came home with a silver
medal from the novice team event.

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Medals won

From page 20

tion, Chena swimmers recorded a
number of personal best times at
the Junior Provincial Champion-
ships, and Yuri Brander won the

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club’s only gold medal of the meet.

Bronze medals were taken by
Krogseth and Ben Williams; Craig
Curley took home two bronze
medals.

While the club’s senior swim-
mers prepare for an international
meet in California and the Cana-
dian National Meet in Toronto,
junior Chena swimmers will take a
much-deserved holiday.

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