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Nicholas McGillvery, of St. Anne's Secondary School, leads the pack in the 100 -metre ambulatory race.
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McGillvery earns
gold at OFSAA
Susan H u n d e r t m a r k
Nicholas McGillvery, of Seaforth, brought home the
gold from the OFSAA track and field championships in
Ottawa last weekend.
"Nicholas got the gold and every member of the St.
Anne's team medalled," said Alex, Nicholas's father who
is celebrating his son's win again this year with decora-
tions on the front lawn of his East William Street home.
Nicholas, a graduate of Seaforth Public School,
earned a silver medal last year at OFSAA while in
Grade 9 at St. Anne's Secondary School.
Hearing impaired since birth, he ran in the ambulato-
ry 100 -metre dash with a final time of 12:87, which his
father says could be a personal best.
"It was a bigger field than the previous year with
eight in one heat," says Alex.
While Nicholas was only 1.48 seconds slower last year
than the winner, an 18 -year-old student from F.E.
Madill, he is now leading the pack in the ambulary divi-
sion.
"He's got to run his own race and push himself now. I
tell him there's a ghost in front of him he's got to beat.
But, some of the boys were breathing hard up his back,"
says his dad.
Nicholas was top seed entering the OFSAA competi-
tion.
Redmen are Huron
Perth champions
Central Huron's junior boys' soccer team won the
Huron -Perth championship May 25 in Stratford.
At the Packham Road soccer fields, the Redmen
defeated the Stratford Central Ramblers in a semifinal
shootout. With the score tied 1-1 at the end of regula-
tion time, Craig Dalrymple stopped 2 of 4 shootout
attempts which was enough to secure the win.
Scoring on the shootout for CHSS were Antonis
Zembashi, Justin Arts and Jade Maxwell who also
scored in regulation time.
In an all -Huron final, the Redmen met the South
Huron Panthers who had defeated Stratford Saint
Michael in the other semifinal match.
Jade Maxwell continued his dominant offensive play
and opened the scoring early in the first half.
Jeff Gibson and Antonis Zembashi worked some
down -low magic that resulted in the Redmen's second
goal with Gibson finishing the play.
Losing 2-0, the Panthers tried desperately to get back
into the game but were stymied by the excellent
defense of David Bolton and stellar goaltending of
Craig Dalrymple.
Dalrymple and the team were able to preserve the
shutout and earn the championship with a 2-0 Redmen
win.
"I'm particularly proud of this team," said CHSS
coach Bill Shore. "They played with skill, class and
heart to defeat two very strong opponents. This was a
great way to end an excellent season."