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THE DIMENSIONS OF Ian Hylands’ dream are measured in lengths of a pool.

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IN HIS ELEMENT, Jan Hylands crouches poolside before putting in the four hours per day of training that he hopes will even- tually tead him to the 1988 Olympics. The 17-year-old West Vancouver resident swims and trains with the Hyack eational swim

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The 17-year-old West Van- couver resident and former North Shore News carrier swam away with two gold and one bronze medal from the Mexico Canada Invita- tional Swim Meet.

The meet, held Mav 18 to 20 at New Westminster's Canada Games Poot, at- tracted 535 swimmers from 38 international swim clubs including Canadian, American and, for the first time since the 1976 Montreal Olympics, the Mexican na- lional swim club.

Hyland began swimming as a young boy in the Philip- pines where his family had moved in the early 1970s. When they returned to North Vancouver in 1675, his mother says she wara!ted fan in swimming clay....- how idea of his poten . tv help combat his S tropical allergies: ‘‘When we arrived in North Vancouver from the Philippines, Ian suf- fered badly from allergies. Swimming, | was toid, would help. He took to the poul like a duck to water, and his allergies have been under control, for the most part, ever since.”

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Though he says North Shore Swim clubs, particular- ly Chena, have excellent pro- grams, Hylard felt that his abilities and .,.bitions went beyond the scape of any of- fered on the North Shore.

In September 1984, he joined New Westminster’s Hyack Swim Club whose coaching ranks had been bolstered by internationally renowned swim instructors, Graham Smith and Bill Sawchuck, both members of Canada's 1980 Olympic swim team. Since joining the Hyacks in fall of 1984, the two have moved the 105-member swim club from lith to seventh in national Canadian swim rankings.

Sawchuck, Hyack Assis- tant Coach, says Hyland has tremendous potential and the

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