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CSCS Athletes Results & Achievements
Canadians win four gym medals
Reuters - September 7, 2010
Ken Ikeda of Abbotsford, B.C., won a silver medal in parallel bars at the Pan American gymnastics championships during the weekend. Casey Sandy of Brampton, Ont., was third in pommel horse. Anderson Loran and Jayd Lukenchuk, both of the Saskatoon Taiso Gymnastics Club, are members of the six-man Canadian men's team. Kristina Vaculik of Whitby, Ont., finished third in both the women's uneven parallel bars and floor exercise.
Diver eighth at worlds
The StarPhoenix - September 7, 2010
Sam Valentine of the Saskatoon Diving Club was eighth on platform for the age 14-15 group at the 18th world junior diving championships during the weekend in Tucson, Ariz. Valentine was 19th in the preliminary round of the three-metre competition and did not advance.
Local gymnasts help team finish second
The StarPhoenix - September 4, 2010
Jayd Lukenchuk and Anderson Loran of the Saskatoon Taiso Gymnastics Club are members of the Canadian team that finished second in the men's team event Thursday at the Pan Am championships in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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City fencer named to worlds squad
The StarPhoenix - September 4, 2010
Saskatoon fencer Shannon Commerford has been named to the Canadian lineup for the 2010 world championships. Commerford will be in the foil event.
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Loran on national gymnastics squad
The StarPhoenix - September 1, 2010
Saskatoon's Anderson Loran has been named to Gymnastics Canada's Commonwealth Games team. Loran, the only Saskatchewan gymnast to make the squad, will compete in men's artistic gymnastics at the Games.
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Will wins silver in judo competition
The StarPhoenix - August 31, 2010
Frazer Will of Tisdale took home the silver medal in men's 60 kilos at the Judo World Cup in Miami, Fla., during the weekend. Will was defeated by fellow Canadian Sergio Pessoa Jr. of Quebec in the finals.
Philips at national training camp
The StarPhoenix - August 31, 2010
Saskatoon's Krista Philips was named to Canada's senior women's basketball team's second training camp roster. The 6-foot-6 forward attends the University of Michigan.
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2010 Canadian Sprint Canoe/Kayak Championships
The Leader-Post - August 31, 2010
The Wascana Racing Canoe Club won 17 medals and tied for sixth out of 39 clubs at the 2010 Canadian sprint canoe/kayak championships at Wascana Lake.
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Saskatoon athletes win gold in kayak/canoe
The StarPhoenix - August 30, 2010
Saskatoon's Jarrett Kenke earned a gold medal in the midget men's K-11,000 metre final at the Canadian canoe/kayak championships in Regina on Saturday.
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Malinoski, Leugner national wakeboard champs
The StarPhoenix - August 30, 2010
Rusty Malinoski of Humboldt won the men's open division at the Roswell Canadian wakeboard championships Sunday in Edmonton.
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Former Reginan Rublee has Olympic aspirations
Rob Vanstone, Leader-Post - August 28, 2010
Cory Rublee was the Michael Phelps of the 2005 Canada Summer Games in Regina. Rublee, then of Regina's Wascana Racing Canoe Club (WRCC), won five canoeing gold medals at that event -- which became the hottest attraction at the multi-sport Games.
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Two city gymnasts off to Mexico
The StarPhoenix - August 28, 2010
Jayd Lukenchuk and Anderson Loran of the Saskatoon Taiso Gymnastics Club are members of the Canadian team for the Pan American senior gymnastics championships, Monday to Sept. 5 in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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Kowaluk earns double gold
Postmedia News - August 28, 2010
Saskatoon's Jarrett Kenke and Mykel Kowaluk teamed up to win gold in the men's K-2 1,000 metre final at the Canadian canoe/kayak championships in Regina on Friday.
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Canadian divers set sights on 2010 FINA World Junior Diving Championships
August 26 , 2010
OTTAWA – Fresh off their unique experience at the Inaugural Youth Olympic Games, Pamela Ware and Marc Sabourin-Germain join the Canadian team set to compete against the world's best junior divers at the 2010 FINA World Junior Diving Championships. The 14-aaathlete Canadian delegation will vie for medals in Tucson, Arizona, from September 1st to 6th.
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McBride headed to India
The StarPhoenix - August 26, 2010
Saskatoon shooter Richard McBride is off to the Commonwealth Games. The Shooting Federation of Canada announced Wednesday that McBride will compete in skeet at the Games, which run in New Delhi, India, Oct. 3-14.
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Regina paddler Christine Selinger stays positive
Greg Harder, Leader-Post - August 26, 2010
Christine Selinger smiles a lot. Truth be told, she can't imagine being any other way. Despite losing the use of her legs in a rock-climbing accident nearly four years ago, Selinger has maintained her perpetually positive nature, not to mention an ever-present smile which got even brighter over the weekend when she won two medals -- gold and silver -- in the Para events at the world canoe and kayak championships in Poland.
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Canada wins rugby opener
The StarPhoenix - August 27, 2010
Canada is tied with France for first in pool C at the women's rugby World Cup in London, England. Canada (2-0) defeated Scotland 37-10 in its opening match last week and defeated Sweden 40-10.
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Canada fourth in basketball
The StarPhoenix - August 24, 2010
Canada finished fourth in girls 3-on-3 basketball at the Youth Olympics on Monday in Singapore. The U.S. defeated Canada 34-16 in the bronze medal game. The U.S. outscored Canada 28-8 in the key.
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Boldt seventh at cycling worlds
The StarPhoenix - August 23, 2010
Arnold Boldt, 53, of Moose Jaw finished seventh in the time trial and 16th in the road race at the International Cycling Union para-cycling world championships in Baie-Comeau, Que.
Odegard second in world racquetball
Postmedia News - August 23, 2010
Canada won a pair of team silver medals Saturday at the International Racquetball Federation world championships.
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Canadian women take hockey series
Postmedia News - August 23, 2010
Canada scored four unanswered third-period goals to pull away from the United States and sweep a three-game under-22 women's hockey series in Toronto. Canada won 7-2.
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Canada shoots for b-ball bronze
SP Services - August 23, 2010
Kaylee Kilpatrick of Canada powers inside against Ma Xueya of China during a semifinal Sunday at the Youth Olympics.
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Water skier Novlan Canadian champ
The StarPhoenix - August 23, 2010
Mitchell Novlan of Paradise Hill was first overall in the junior men's division at the Canadian water skiing championships in Abbotsford, B.C.
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Canadian women fifth
Postmedia News - August 23, 2010
Canada ended the women's baseball World Cup on a winning note Saturday, defeating Cuba 5-1 in the fifth-place game.
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Furlan puts shoes to good use in Kenya
Jonathan Hamelin, Leader-Post - August 21, 2010
Earlier this summer, Jessica Furlan let some children in Kenya walk in her shoes. Furlan knows that for children in developing countries new shoes are a luxury.
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Selinger wins gold, silver in Para canoeing
Leader-Post - August 21, 2010
Christine Selinger of Regina won two medals Friday in the Para canoe events at the world canoe and kayak championships.
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Regina basketball player Joe De Ciman's star is quickly rising
Student impresses on national, international courts
Doyle Fox, Leader-Post - August 20, 2010
He's no ordinary Joe. But after representing both his province and his country at basketball tournaments this summer, how can you expect 16-year-old Joe De Ciman to be ordinary?
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