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Pool closure
delays club
swim program

Registration for the Piranhas
Sygn Club’s winter stroke
improvement program has been
postponed due to a temporary
closure of the Panorama Lei-
sure Centre’s pool.

Piranhas spokesman Sue

claggart said registration will
be held on Oct. 13 and Oct. 14
aS maintenance work on the
pool has held up the swim
club’s first session.

e Anyone under the age of 20

who wants to sign up for the
fun swimming sessions had
been originally invited to regis-
ter on Oct. 6 and Oct. 7.

Registration will now be held
starting at 6 p.m. on Oct. 13 and
at 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 14.

For more information, call
Sharon Johnson at 656-3577.

{Winter joins

world event

Sidney triathlete Jim Winter
has been selected from among
4,000 applicants to compete at
the 12th annual Ironman Tri-
athlon world championship, to
be held on Oct. 6.

Taking place in Kona,
Hawaii, the triathlon will fea-
ture about 900 top competitors
from 46 countries.

The winner of the Comox
Triathlon on July 30, Winter
previously competed in world
championships in 1986 and
1987. :

Third win for de Pol
in cross country —

Peninsula cross-county run-
ner Chad de Pol, 18, won the
first 5,200-metre race of the
Greater Victoria cross-country
senior boys’ circuit, at Centen-
nial Stadium, Sept. 25.

Winning the race for the third
straight year, de Pol finished the
Tace in a time of 15 minutes and
40 seconds.

De Pol’s sister, Andrea, 13,
placed third in the senior girls’
2,500-metre event, with a time
of nine minutes and 34 seconds.

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Panthers volley into high
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Following a couple of impres-
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Coach Lome Chan said Park-
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