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Returning players show great
improvement, says Steep
From Page 17
While there's been only one prac-
tice so far, because so many of their
curlers have returned from last
year, Steep says she can see all of
their hard worklast year is already
paying off.
"They've all improved immensely,"
she adds.
The club, which consists of kids
aged six and 18, with the majority
between grades two and eight,
meet each Tuesday and Wednesday
night, says Steep.
She adds that plenty of positions
are still available and anyone inter-
ested can contactany of the coaches.
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Snipers voted most
sportsmanlike team by refs
From Page 16
Shortreed noted however, that
since many of the players on the
team had never played with the
Snipers before, he's quite happy
with the results.
"It took us a couple of games to
get going - the first two were a
little rocky," he added, noting
that had one of their first two
games gone a little differently,
they would have faced an easier
opponent •in the elimination
round and probably gone farther
in the tournament.
Shortreed and most of the
Snipers left for home early
Saturday (Nov. 4), returning
home late that night, while some
players waited • another day
before returning.
The 1 World Broomball champi-
onships will not be played again
until 2008, which gives the
Snipers plenty of time to work
out any chinks in the chain they
may have found while competing
in Minnesota, says Shortreed,
adding that he'll probably be
interested in competing again.
Notable performances by
Snipers at the 2006 champi-
onships came from, Dennis Kuhl,
whose six points tied him for
10th in the tournament, Dave
Squibb and Brian Wynja, who
were close behind their teammate
with five goals each and goalie
Jon Deweerd, who tied for the
most wins with five.
Also, the Snipers' five straight
wins over three days was a record
for the tournament, while they
were also voted by the tourna-
ment's referees as the most
sportsmanlike team.
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