Seven Chetwynd Swimmers Shine At Northern Winter Games
Seven Chetwynd swimmers competed on February 14 in Mackenzie at the Northern B C Winter Games. Pasley Weeks won six individual golds and a silver in the 11-12 year group. Tara Swanson earned one gold and multiple top finishes. Tara-Lyn Robertson claimed a silver and several top results. Brooks Collins earned two top finishes and contributed to relay gold and bronze medals. Jamie Young and Jenna Mosher posted multiple top finishes in the 13-16 and 15-16 groups, with Mosher also medaling in relays alongside Dawson Creek and Fort St. John swimmers. Rachel Toppin posted solid times in her first Games.
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B.C
Mackenzie
Tara Swanson
Tara-Lyn Robertson
Brooks Collins
Pasley Weeks
Tara
Brooks
Tara-Lyn
Pasley
Jamie Young
Jamie
Jenna Mosher
Jenna
Dawson Creek
Fort St. John
Rachel Toppin
Rachel
Pauline Laidman
Skating Gems Shine at Northern B C Winter Games
Nicole Cox and Kendal Young compete at Mackenzie base events Feb 1. Cox places seventh in intermediate ladies while Kendal wins bronze in Gold ladies. Kristen Stevens earns gold in Junior Bronze dance and fourth in free skate. Kayla Strachan places seventh in Junior Silver Dance at Fairview. Regional Championships in Prince George on Feb 17-18.
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Nicole Cox
Kendal Young
Mackenzie
Nicole
Kendal
Fairview
Kristen Stevens
Kayla Strachan
Skating Finals Held Sunday At Northern BC Winter Games
Melting conditions delayed Saturday events as volunteers reflooded the track for Sunday finals. Auroras Skating Club athletes shone with strong results including Travis Canning and Jennifer Weightman taking Juvenile A and Cody Walter with Tiffany Carlton gold in Juvenile B, Hallie McKee silver, Donnie Knox bronze in Juvenile C, and Sarah Canning gold in Midget division.
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B.C
Travis Canning
Jennifer Weightman
Cody Walter
Tiffany Carlton
Hallie McKee
Donnie Knox
Sarah Canning
Skye Koenig
Hallie Walter
Auroras Skating Club
Speed skating champions rise from Chetwynd to world stage
Jay Morrison wins Junior Canadian Championship in Olympic style speed skating at 17, the first year eligible. He heads to Berlin then the Netherlands for Junior World Championship with his brother Denny, both holding Canadian records. Their family roots trace to Chetwynd and Fort St John, with WCW champions from the small BC town.
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Jay Morrison
Jay
Berlin
Germany
Netherlands
Chetwynd
Fort St. John
Denny
Dad
Canada
B.C
Aurora
WCW
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