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Sailorettes lucky to have a coach like Cann
The Signal -Star was looking for coaches in our commu-
nity who raise the bar. Dave Cann has done exactly that.
Dave has always come prepared to practices and games.
He always encouraged us to do our best and showed us how
to improve. Dave went above expectations of a coach and
found ways to motivate us with his crazy antics and pep
talks.
Dave is a great coach and the Goderich Bantam Sailor-
ettes
were lucky to have such a fine coach for our team.
Dave also had great help to lean on, Christine McWhinney
and Steve Frayne. So to all of you, thank you for making
this year a truly successful one!
Emily Gordon,
Goderich Bantam Sailorettes
on the back to all of our hard-working coaches this week
Making a difference in Goderich sports...
Ray Lewis
Field Hockey
When it comes to coaching
in Goderich, two individuals
recently set themselves apart
from the pack both for their
teams and the sports they
coach.
Ray Lewis was nominated
by the girls on the Goderich
District Collegiate Institute
field hockey team for the
Ontario Federation of School
Athletic Associations' (OF -
SAA) Leadership in Sport
Award.
It didn't take long for the
other coaches to see the merit
in the nomination and Lewis
was honoured with the award
this past November.
His dedication to the sport,
as well as to his athletes made
all. the difference not only in
his being awarded, but in cre-
ating a legacy of excellence
in the GDCI field hockey
program as well as the On-
tario Summer Games team.
Marj Moore
5 -pin Bowling
The late Marj Moore,
who was the honouree
of last week's invita-
tional tournament at
Little Bowl, left be-
hind a legacy as the
longest -serving vol-
unteer in 5 -pin bowl-
ing history.
As a coach, she has
accompanied her ath-
letes to seven Cana-
dian Championships,
and as a volunteer,
helped expand the
Youth Bowling Coun-
cil into this zone.
She will be remem-
bered not only for her
commitment to the
game, but to the play-
ers and the adminis-
trators of 5 -pin bowl-
ing for her tremendous
efforts.
Soccer season
hits the pitch
next month
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such as Bayfield, Blyth, Brussels, Clin-
ton, Lucknow, Seaforth, St. Columban
and Wingham. The new league plays
teams from centres such as London,
Taxandria, St. Thomas, Tillsonburg, and
Burford.
Anyone interested in catching the new
teams in action can watch the U16 boys
square off against St. Thomas on May 10
at 7 p.m. at Agricultural Park.
The U13 boys take to the pitch against
the Burford Blizzard on May 18 at 7
p.m. at Ag Park.
Tenative schedules for all teams. are
available on Goderich Minor Soccer's
web site at www.goderichsoccer.corri.
Information about the league and teams
is also available through their hotline at
(519) 524-5272.
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