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SALTUS STARS
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Saltus under-9 boys,
Over-9 girls and Over-9
boys all nabbed first
place in the Primary
Interschool Cross-
Country. Top finishers in
u9 boys were: S4s
Tommy Marshall
,
Cody
Robinson
,
Daniel Osset
(S4) and
William Nokes
;
O9 girls: S6
Jessie Mar-
shall
, S5
Koa Goodchild
,
S6
Robin Stempel
and
S5
Brianna Ray
; O10
boys: S6
Charlie Riker
,
Ross Cooper
,
Christian
Truran
and S5
Alex
Southern
.
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S10
Eva Frazzoni
, S10
William Way
and S11
Courtland Boyle
were selected
by the BLTA for the Bermuda team at
the 2013 Junior Davis Cup/Junior
Federation Cup tennis tournament in
El Salvador in March. Meantime, S7
Ben Lines
and S9
Luke Stirling
were
among five junior players chosen as a
national squad to fly the Island's banner
at the World Junior Tennis competition
in the Dominican Republic.
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S10
Nick Lines
won a $3,082 grant
from the National Junior Athlete
Sponsorship Programme to spend a
week at the IMG Tennis Academy.
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Optimist sailors S10
Ceci Wollmann
and S8
Michael Wollmann
were part of
the five-member Bermuda team that
competed at the IODA South American
Championship in Porto Alegre, Brazil
in March. They were among 150 sailors
from 14 countries competing in the
regatta.
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S10
Zantae Dill
travelled to competi-
tions in New York and Chicago as a
member of the Bermuda Gymnastics
Team.
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Four Saltus upper Primary teams
took part in the Interschool Tag Rugby
Tournament, winning the girls competi-
tion and the boys "B" competition.
Bermuda's CARIFTA swimmers
S10 Eva Frazzoni, front right, S10 Billy Boyle, second right, and William Way, far right,
joined the Junior Davis Cup tennis team in El Salvador
Saltus at CARIFTA
Saltus athletes represented Bermuda on
national swim and athletics teams at this
spring's Carifta Games, held in Jamaica
and the Bahamas respectively. S7
Ashley
Irby
competed in six events in the swim
competition--200 breast stroke, 100
freestyle, 50 freestyle, 200 individual
medley, 400 freestyle and 50 butterfly--
improving her personal best in each and
qualifying for July's Central American and
Caribbean Swimming Amateur Swimming
Confederation (CCCAN) championships in
San Jose, Costa Rica. She also made it to
the finals of the 100-metre freestyle--an
impressive showing at her first Carifta,
noted National Swimming Coach
Ben
Smith
('91), who accompanied the team
with fellow alums, Coach
Richard Goodwin
('68) and
Douglas Patterson
('83). S11
Philip Hagen
qualified for the team, but
was unable to compete after breaking his
foot days before the competition. In Carifta
athletics, held in the Bahamas, S11
Daniel
Oatley
finished an impressive fourth in the
Under-17 3,000 metres, clocking a time of
10:02:75, while SGY1
Nate Hartwig
finished
fifth (17:49) in the U-20 5,000 metres, the
youngest competitor in his field.
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