2010.11.22 - Camp Chikopi

Chikopi Chant
Beef-O-Bob
Chikopi Goes To Bed For The Winter
December 2010
The Canadian winters can be long and harsh with storms, freezing temperatures, log jams and
ground frost that can move buildings. It’s a wonder that the deer and other animals can survive outside
for the whole winter in the freezing cold weather.
So what needs to be done to “winterize” Chikopi? Bob, with the help of Neil, Blair, Joe and
others who were able to visit on various weekends throughout September and October, worked hard to
prepare Chikopi to meet the winter head-on. The most important part was to drain the water lines both
above and underground, sponge all the water out of the toilets and make sure that anti freeze was placed
in the copper pipe lines, toilets and any place where freezing water could occur. Buildings for drainage
included the Mainhouse, Laundry, Staff house, Infirmary, Drinking Fountains, Guest House, Mrs.
Manns, all seven hops and three showers. The lines needed to be “blown out” (usually by mouth) to be
sure that all the water was released from inside the pipes. Some pipes had to be taken apart to assure the
water’s release. But when finished, there was not one drop of water remaining in any pipe - we hope.
We will find out next year if any pipes are broken when we turn the water back on.
The next set of jobs are all related to sports venues and equipment and included: covering the
tennis courts, baseball diamond and basketball courts with black tarps so that the grass will not grow on
the courts; re-making all the golf signs; digging a new drainage ditch for the Staff House; retrieving the
tents from Third Beach; closing up the P.J. Library and Game Room; painting Teagan’s canoe; digging
out the underground water well near Cabin 3; finish putting the docks and ramps into the Barn; placing
the Mainhouse shutters over the windows; checking the antifreeze in all the camp vehicles; cutting the
grass one more time before the colder weather slows its growth; ordering the materials to finish the final
phase of the swimming pools; boarding up the Boathouse and Garage with steel-sheeting doors; and
cleaning up the Swim Shack, Tool Shed, Garage and other camp buildings.
Why do we spend so much time doing all this? So that Chikopi gets a good rest and is eager to go
in 2011. Many thanks to Neil, Joe, Blair, Bernie, Zack, Matt D, Kristopher, Zachary, Mike, Joannie and
others who helped with all the work.

What is Chikopi?
By Coach Dave MacNeil
What is Camp Chikopi? This question is as philosophical as you can get, but it is also an easy
philosophical question for each person to answer as each individual person will have a different
view and a different experience that will help each answer the question for himself: “What is
Chikopi?”
For over 90 years, other than being the “Land of White Burch,” (a literal Translation of the word
Chikopi), Camp Chikopi to many past campers is, for example, a fountain of youth…. a place
to grow and develop … a place with a great deal of history and memories…. a place that
evokes fond memories from past alumni….. a place that brings excitement and energy for
current campers and staff…. a place to reset and gain perspective in these fast moving
times…… the United Nations of Summer camps……. and most of all, it is home for all Chikopi
alumni and campers.
However you see Camp Chikopi, I wanted to share with you a few thoughts of my own to help
put into perspective what Chikopi is to me.
I have been coming to camp since 1986. I always tell Bob that Camp Chikopi is my fortress of
solitude. My place where I can go and get away and do something down to earth and forget
the fast paced world we live in. I get to eat great food, do Early Bird every morning, coach and
play sports with a great group of kids from all over the world and if I’m lucky, I get a chance to,
for example, move a cabin across camp or dig a 10 foot hole for some project in a way that you
would never have thought possible, but then you realize that Bob has a real gift of making
plans and making them happen.
When I think of what Chikopi is to me, I have to think of the journey first. When I drive up to
Camp from Hwy 400 to Hwy 11, through Burks Falls and then through Magnetawan (a route
which is longer now as the 400 is now a four lane highway all the way to Parry Sound, but I will
not go that way, as my way up to Chikopi is though 11-Burks Fall and the Mag). When I turn
left onto Hwy 124, I get the tingling in my gut as I know that I am not more than 10 KM from
Camp, (a memory that I have from earning my rights to go on the Algonquin trip as I once
portaged a canoe from Magnatewan, along Hwy 124, all the way back to camp – 12 KM’s).
I then see the Camp sign off of 124 and realize that I am only 1.5 miles from Camp (as I recall
running early bird in the mornings and realizing that running up a long hill is harder then I had
once thought, but gets easier the more you do it).
Then I start my drive down the Chikopi road and I see the same curves and slow rolling hills in
the road that remind of when I did the 12 Km run for the first time (although going the other
way). Then you get to the Chikopi sign at the end of the road (unlike the current Chikopi sign,
the old one used to hang over the road as it was tied to trees on either side) and you know that
you are home.
I then turn the corner, slowing down to make sure that there are no campers on a treasure hunt
or some camper or CIT heading out for a run to log more KM’s in his quest for the Buck
Dawson Cup. I then see the utility shed and the Carl Crossman Maintenance building (where
you normally pass a few old Suburbans that have been there for years and would not have it
any other way) and then make your way to the parking area at the of back of the Playhouse (I
always look at the playhouse and say to myself that this cabin is so old that Matt Mann himself
would have spent time building it and also entertaining the camp inside back in the day).

I then park and get out of my car and stretch my legs (as I try not to stop when I drive from
Mississauga to camp and normally make it in 3 hours) and take a deep breath and breath in
the fresh Chikopi air. I look at Ahmic Lake and the memories flood into my head like:
“Charlie or Oreo nipping at my ankles as I prepare to dive into the long course pool”,
or
“Which way are the sunfish pointing (as the direction will tell you what weather is coming our
way)”,
or
“I have to set my watch back one hour to be on Chikopi time”,
or
“Look at the water and scan from the Main dock across to the rock on first beach and think that
I to get my Chikopi mile done ASAP”,
or
“Let’s look at the flags and see which countries are represented by our campers and staff this
year”.
From these thoughts I also realize that for
me the anticipation of going to camp is
“almost” as good as being there. I say
almost, because once I am there, I don’t
want to leave, as it is even better than I
could have hoped. I have to say that in
many ways, Chikopi is, “a home away from
home”. You always return to see friends
and also make new ones. The Chikopi
family is wide and diverse and in many
ways represents a mosaic of people,
traditions, languages, emotions, feelings
and experiences.
So what is Chikopi to me? It is as I have
said, my fortress of solitude and I am
proud to call myself a Chikopi Man and
proud to support this great tradition which
is Chikopi.
So now you have heard my thoughts, what
about you? What is Chikopi to you?
See you next Summer.

Response to Fran Crippen’s Tragic Death
By Swim Coach - Rob Winograd
Background: Last Month, Fran Crippen, one of America’s best open water racers, died
while competing in a 10 K swim in the open sea bordering the United Arab Emirates. Alex Meyer
was the first to notice something was wrong: Fran was missing, Alex notified officials that Fran had
yet to finish. After nearly two hours of searching, involving swimmers going back in the water and
swimming the course, the young athlete was found floating near the last buoy. Many reasons
have been cited for his death including overly hot temperatures (87 degree water, 100 degree air),
overexertion, and use of caffeine supplements. However these explanations fail to acknowledge
what REALLY happened.
I am deeply angered by FINA, (Federation International de Natacion), the world governing
body for swimming, and United Arab Emirates Swimming’s response to Fran Crippen’s death. I
find it revolting that these two organizations, in trying to lay blame, point the finger at this young,
amazing athlete, and not at themselves. FINA released the following statement: "What we know
initially is that he exerted himself more than he could, that's what we know," said FINA President
Julio Maglione. United Arab Emirates Swimming Association followed up with this: “We are sorry
that the guy died but what can we do? This guy was tired and he pushed himself a lot," Ayman
Saad said. "He went down 400 meters before the finish line.”
Did Fran Crippen, current U.S. high school national record holder in the 500 freestyle, really
die from “overexertion?” No he did not. He died because there was no one at his side, not a
canoe, not a motorboat, not a jetskie or ANYONE for that matter. US Swimming did not send a
coach or trainer to the swim with Fran, therefore there was no, “official”, to observe him during the
race. No one saw it happen; no one is sure how it happened. How FINA, USA Swimming, the
race sponsors at United Arab Emirates Swimming Association could all conduct open water races
at this level without constantly supervising all participants perplexes me. Moreover, Fran Crippen
himself had been complaining to race organizers that “more needs to be done to keep swimmers
safe.” We have lost an incredible person and athlete, and he is blamed for “overexerting” himself.
According to ABC News: “Had a safety boat been near the elite swimmer when he lost
consciousness, he could have been cooled down and been saved.”
To their credit, FINA has established a panel chaired by former FINA Honorary Secretary,
Gunner Werner of Sweden and USA Swimming has formed a review panel chaired by former IOC
WADA Executive Dick Pound of Canada to review the incident and reach summary findings to be
sure this never happens again. Let’s wait to see what findings are reached and measures
recommended.
water race.
There are plenty of us from Chikopi that could school them on how to conduct an open

KNOEPFLI MILE SWIM – 5 July 2010
Wes Greig 20 Canada 22.21 David Eberl 17 USA 34.54
Phil Dimarzo 16 USA 23.32 Arturo Nieto 15 Mexico 36.23
Nicolas Winograd 12 Poland 23.40 Nick Dmytrenko 16 Canada 37.31
Brett Saunders 12 US 23.45 Andres Jimenez 15 Mexico 39.06
Declan McMillan 12 Australia 27.16 Mario Mendoza 10 Mexico 39.23
Scott Sonneborn 15 USA 28.24 Alex Mc Millen 14 US 41.54
Erik Wainman 12 Canada 28.52 Niall Currah 12 Canada 45.35
Ari Juster 14 US 29.05 Josh Webster 9 Canada 53.27
Derek Ciraolo 13 USA 29.18 Teagan Duenkel 8 Chikopi 59.59
Luis Jimenez 14 Mexico 34.30 Colette Duenkel 18+ Chikopi 1.00.00
12K RUN – 11 July 2010
Max Anderson 18+ USA 48.58 Scott Sonneborn 15 USA 1.21.06
Wes Greig 18+ Canada 49.27 Erik Wainman 12 Canada 1.21.18
Niall Currah 12 Canada 54.59 Mario Mendoza 10 Mexico 1.22.10
Jimmy Doheny 18+ USA 56.05 Andres Jimenez 15 Mexico 1.25.59
Zack Hurd 18+ Canada 56.06 Arturo Nieto 16 Mexico 1.26.05
Will Brightman 18+ England 58.56 Teagan Duenkel 8 Canada 1.28.50
Derek Ciraolo 13 USA 59.35 Colette Duenkel 18+ Chikopi 1.30.02
Alex Mc Millen 14 US 1.00.37 Luis Jimenez 14 Mexico 1.38.31
Jared Kane 18+ USA 1.02.20 Jacob Stapleton 9 Canada 1.38.33
Phil Dimarzo 16 USA 1.07.45 Colin Dolman 18+ Canada 1.38.36
Ari Juster 14 US 1.10.01 Devin Macaulay 16 Canada 1.38.37
Nathan Macaulay 18+ Canada 1.10.41 Wojciech Reszka 12 Poland 1.44.08
Brett Saunders 12 US 1.11.18 Declan McMillan 12 Australia 1.48.49
Jon Pilon 18+ Canada 1.11.49 Nick Dmytrenko 16 Canada 1.50.52
David Eberl 17 USA 1.13.54 Marc Maschietto 11 USA 1.55.22
Curtis Li 16 Canada 1.14.38 Joseph Bungabong 12 Canada 1.55.25
Connor Dramacich 18+ USA 1.15.00 Josh Webster 9 Canada 2.30.56
Kim Delbridge 18+ Australia 1.20.30 Gabriel Cardenas 12 Puerto
Rico
Blair Dolman 18+ Canada 1.20.45
2.35.43

MAGNETAWAN 12K SWIM – 16 July 2010
Wes Greig 20 Canada 2.29.29 Ari Juster 14 US 3.12.07
Luke Hayhoe 14 Hong Kong 2.40.07 Scott Sonneborn 15 USA 3.12.08
Zack Hurd 23 Canada 2.48.12 Derek Ciraolo 13 USA 3.13.59
Phil Dimarzo 16 USA 2.50.52 Conor Drmacich 18 USA 3.14.17
Brett Saunders 12 US 2.54.41 Jimmy Doheny 18 USA 3.52.59
Nicolas Winograd 12 Poland 3.05.52 Tyler Wisner 12 Canada 4.07.31
Declan McMillan 12 Australia 3.10.43
The Peter Michienzi “WRESTLING ROUND-ROBIN” Tournament – 23 July 2010
75 lbs + Under 145 lbs + Under
Jose Miguel Fernandez 1st Luke Hayhoe
Jacob Stapleton 2nd Scott Sonneborn
Teagan Duenkel 3rd David Brisslinger
90 lbs + Under 160 lbs + Under
Patrik Putala 1st Alex McMillen
Joseph Bungabong 2nd Arturo Nieto
Logan Kershaw 3rd Phil Dimarzo
105 lbs + Under 185 lbs + Under
Niall Currah 1st Jimmy Doheny
Brett Saunders 2nd Jared Kane
Marc Maschietto 3rd Javier Usabiaga
115 lbs + Under 200 lbs + Under
Nick Winograd 1st Nathan MacAulay
Declan McMillan 2nd Colin Dolman
Tyler Wisner 3rd Joe Menter
130 lbs + Under Councelor
Moritz Bruhns 1st Max Anderson
Philip Mariotti 2nd Wes Greig
Devin Macaulay 3rd Matt Dmytrenko
3K & 10K OPEN WATER SWIM RACE – 25 July 2010
3K Swim 3K Swim 10K Swim
13 & Under 14-15
Nicolas Winograd 13 46.19 Scott Sonneborn 15 50.06 Danny Carroll 16 2.32.27
Patrik Putala 12 47.47 Yousuf Eltagouri 14 51.32 Phillip Dimarzo 16 2.32.46
Sebastian Carrasco 13 50.08 Arturo Nieto 15 1.02.07 John Martin 17 2.34.47
Logan Kershaw 12 57.07 Javier Usabiaga 15 1.04.53 Luke Hayhoe 14 2.44.54
Tyler Wisner 12 58.18 16-17 Brett Saunders 12 2.58.10
Calum Kershaw 12 59.08 Matt Dmytrenko 17 44.09 Declan Mc Millan 12 3.14.17
Hayden Leeman 11 1.06.16 18 + Over
Conor Drmacich 18 50.44

CHIKOPI TRIATHLON – 27 July 2010
Wes Greig 20 42.33 Tyler Wisner 12 1.01.12
Matthew Dmytrenko 17 46.36 Jason Spariosu 14 1.01.12
John Martin 17 47.29 Jared Kane 20 1.02.35
Jimmy Doheny 19 48.34 Scott Sonneborn 15 1.02.36
Philip Dimarzo 15 49.25 David Brisslinger 14 1.04.34
Luke Hayhoe 14 49.29 Hayden Leeman 12 1.04.36
Blair Saunders 23+ 50.10 Danny Carroll 16 1.08.20
Adam Paquette 13 52.00 Nicholas Dmytrenko 15 1.08.22
Nick Winograd 13 52.37 Colin Dolman 17 1.08.29
Patrik Putala 12 52.53 Grier Kershaw 12 1.10.14
Brett Saunders 12 54.17 Yousuf Eltagouri 14 1.10.19
Alexander Mc Millen 14 54.40 Logan Kershaw 12 1.14.07
Jeff Eisen 23+ 54.52 Josh Webster 9 1.28.08
Devin Macaulay 16 55.38 Jacob Stapleton 8 1.33.23
Sebastian Carrasco 13 56.42 Grier Kershaw 9 1.39.17
David Eberl 16 56.53 Teagan Duenkel 8 1.41.15
Galen Weaver 12 58.10 Colette Duenkel 23+ 1.41.20
Blair Dolman 19 58.25 Jose Miguel Fernandez 11 1.44.36
Javier Usabiaga 16 58.40 Artur Dox 10 1.46.46
Arturo Nieto 15 59.40 Declan McMillan 12 1.49.15
Christopher Archer 18 1.00.00 Joseph Bungabong 12 1.50.37
Niall Currah 12 1.00.24 Stan Przedlacki 8 2.04.20
William Brightman 19 1.00.29
AHMIC HARBOUR 3 MILE SWIM – 29 July 2010
Wes Greig 50.58 Declan McMillan 58.27 Nicholas Dmytrenko 1.16.30
Philip Dimarzo 53.00 Conor Drmacich 1.04.05 Calum Kershaw 1.19.56
John Martin 53.07 Yousuf Eltagouri 1.06.59 Jason Spariosu 1.20.37
Danny Carroll 53.25 Jimmy Doheny 1.09.30 Javier Usabiaga 1.20.51
Christopher Archer 53.56 Logan Kershaw 1.12.13 Devin Macaulay 1.23.33
Matthew Dmytrenko 54.54 David Eberl 1.13.56 Alexander Mc Millen 1.32.22
Brett Saunders 57.07 Arturo Nieto 1.16.21 Niall Currah 1.50.16
Nick Winograd 58.08
SUNFISH SAILING REGATTA – 30 July 2010
Skipper Crew Boat Time Place
Colin Dolman Patrik Putala Neil Dolman 1.16.33 1st
Jimmy Doheny Niall Currah Jack Hollard 1.19.10 2nd
Moritz Bruhns Spooky Ciraolo Oreo 1.19.15 3rd
Rick Stockdale John Torry Arielle 1.21.10 4th
Arielle Ak-o-Mak Zuzi Ak-o-Mak NH0294AG 1.28.40 5th
Bill Birdsall Teagan Duenkel Red/White Sail 1.33.44 6th
Declan McMillan Javier Usabiaga Pat Hayhurst 1.34.09 7th
Devin Macaulay Phil Mariotti Dr. Lyman 1.34.35 8th
Morisa Ak-o-Mak Emma Ak-o-Mak Rainbow 1.35.06 9th
Nathan Macaulay Nick Winograd Jack Crossman 1.35.11 10th
Nick Dmytrenko Grier Kershaw Cliff Keen 1.35.13 11th
Joe Menter Marc Maschietto Dave MacNeil 1.38.56 12th
Blair Dloman Jason Spariosu Buck Dawson 1.42.44 13th
Savannah Ak-o-Mak Alicia Ak-o-Mak Green Hull 1.42.59 14th
Daria Ak-o-Mak Saadia Ak-o-Mak Green/white 1.43.07 15th
Kate Caulfield Cassandra Upside Down Fish 1.43.11 16th
Krista Ak-O-Mak Katie Ak-o-Mak Green/Orange 1.46.47 17th
Brooke Saunders Riley Ak-o-Mak Bright 1.51.59 18th

Barrie - Kempenfest 2K Open Water Swim – 31 July 2010
Wes Greig 22.32 Matthew Dmytrenko 24.50 Patrik Putala 28.52
Alex Buehlow 23.30 Nick Winograd 25.54 Arturo Nieto 32.53
Rob Winograd 23.45 Brett Saunders 26.16 Logan Kershaw 33.28
Evan Carey 23.54 Declan McMillan 26.56 Calum Kershaw 34.06
Josh Kaplan 23.56 Conor Drmacich 27.15 Hayden Leeman 35.12
Philip Dimarzo 24.13 Richard Beacroft 27.50 Javier Usabiaga 35.24
Zack Hurd 24.40 Yousuf Eltagouri 28.10 Brian Wiles ??
MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE – 7 August 2010
Age 11 & Under Round 1 Round 2 Overall
Age 15 +
Over
Jake Stapleton 7.42 5th 3rd Blair Saunders 3.42
Grier Kershaw 11.05 6th 6th Jeff Einsen 4.16
Teagan Duenkel 11.33 7th 7th Wes Greig 4.22
Marc Maschietto 6.03 DNR Phil Mariotti 4.56
Nathan Macaulay 4.57
Age 12-14 Malcolm Macaulay 5.04
Brett Saunders 4.48 4.39 1st Devin Macaulay 5.15
Jason Spariosu 4.44 4.58 2nd Jimmy Doheny 5.30
Niall Currah 5.24 5.23 3rd Colin Dolman 5.50
Declan McMillan 6.12 5.55 5th Conor Drmacich 6.54
Patrik Putala 5.40 7.02 9th Phil Dimarzo 7.09
The “CHIKOPI MILE” – Swim
Wes Greig 20.14 Jimmy Doheny 28.31 Jason Spariosu 35.47
Rob Winograd 21.06 Ariel Juster 28.38 Grier Kershaw 35.53
John Martin 21.56 Arturo Nieto 29.05 Nathan Macaulay 37.48
Matthew Dmytrenko 22.08 David Eberl 29.21 Niall Currah 38.86
Philip Dimarzo 22.47 Calum Kershaw 29.25 Andres Jimenez 39.12
Christopher Archer 23.37 Nicholas Dmytrenko 29.33 Mario Mendoza 39.13
Danny Carroll 23.58 Logan Kershaw 29.35 Moritz Bruhns 41.59
Luke Hayhoe 24.17 Blair Dolman 31.20 Colin Dolman 42.50
Brett Saunders 24.29 Luis Jimenez 32.05 Gabriel Cardenas 44.09
Jon Pilon 24.37 Dave MacNeil 32.28 Artur Dox 44.19
Nicolas Winograd 25.11 Santiago Brambila 32.33 Philip Mariotti 45.45
Patrik Putala 25.20 Tyler Wisner 32.47 Braian Lew 46.21
Declan McMillan 25.42 Javier Usabiaga 33.02 Josh Webster 52.22
Derek Ciraolo 25.45 Devin Macaulay 33.03 Marc Maschietto 52.53
Curtis Li 26.36 Galen Weaver 33.17 Max Anderson 55.41
Conor Drmacich 27.09 Colette Duenkel 33.27 David Brisslinger 56.24
Yousuf Eltagouri 27.50 Alexander Mc Millen 33.34 Kim Delbridge 1.03.14
Sebastian Carrasco 28.05 Hayden Leeman 34.05 Wojciech Reszka 1.18.44
Scott Sonneborn 28.15 Will Brightman 34.14 Joseph Bungabong 1.32.28
Joe Menter 28.19 Jared Kane 35.42 Bob Duenkel 33.35

BANQUET – 10 August 2010
Sports Awards:
Sport Junior Midley Senior
Swimming Jacob Declan Scott
Running Mario Niall Phil M
Canoeing Mario Niall Alex
Soccer Jacob Niall Phil M
Mt. Bike Jacob Brett Jason
Sailing Mario Derek Moritz
Archery Mario Declan Ari
Kayak Jacob Brett Moritz
Tennis Josh Brett Phil M
Baseball Jacob Brett Alex
Volleyball Jacob Brett Alex
Golf Mario Niall Alex
Basketball Jacob Brett Alex
Lacrosse Jacob Niall Scott
Wrestling Mario Niall Alex
Belt Buckles:
Group Gold Silver Bronze
Junior Mario Mendoza Jacob Stepleton Teagan Duenkel
Midley Brett Saunders Niall Currah Nick Winograd
Senior Alex McMillen Phil Mariotti Moritz Bruhns
Other Awards:
CFL Kick/Punt/Pass – Jake Stapleton, Nick Winograd, Phil Mariotti + Moritz Bruhns
Team Comp – Team 3: Jimmy, Will, Nick, Jason, Alex, Brett, Spooky, Declan, Grier
Inspection – Cabin 3
Chikopi Man Award – Declan, David E, Brett, Arturo, Phil D, Wes, Alex, Niall, Nicholas
Sportsmanship Award - Javier Usabiaga
Hollard Award – Alex McMillen
Sisu Award – Brett Saunders
Charlie Award – Spooky Ciraolo
Buck Dawson Running Cup – Niall Currah = 241 KM
Matt Mann Swimming Cup – Declan McMillan = 142KM, Phil Dimarzo = 170KM
10 Year Gold Watches (490 Days) – Blair Dolman, Colin Dolman, Max Anderson
Camper of the Year – Arturo Nieto

TWO WEEK AWARDS
AHMIC HARBOUR 3 MILE SWIM – 20 August 2010
Alex Buehlow 50.16 Curtis Li 57.27 Michael Taylor 1.11.57
Shane Rock 50.43 Jesse Thomas 58.10 Tristan Wallis 1.12.00
Kevin Wikant 52.26 Marc Vani 58.56 Liam Gibson 1.12.02
Matthew Dmytrenko 52.55 Matt Moore 59.03 Lukas Wormald 1.12.04
Eric Maksymjuk 53.01 Steven Taylor 1.00.06 Marco Stipo 1.13.40
Kyle Haas 53.14 Sebastian Paulins 1.00.50 Joey Jessome 1.15.01
Joshua Tate 53.23 York Qie 1.02.06 Christopher Carlyle 1.16.22
Matt Allen 55.36 Eric VanderHelm 1.03.37 Kenny Dickens 1.18.22
Evan Melby 55.59 AJ Bornstein 1.05.55 Spencer Beatty 1.19.55
Adrian VanderHelm 56.17 Thomas Lychy 1.05.57 John Allen 1.44.41
Steven Lee 56.32 Connor Gibson 1.07.37 Joel Seguin 2.00.17
Camilo Deller-Borgono 56.41
KNOEPFLI MILE SWIM – 23 August 2010
Alex Buehlow 22.52.4 Sebastian Paulins 26.08 Jack Simmons 31.51
Shane Rock 22.52.5 Connor Gibson 26.30 Liam Ryan 32.21
Matt Allen 22.55 Alexander Chan 27.42 Justin Potma 32.33
Kevin Wikant 23.06 Thomas Lychy 27.51 Kenny Dickens 32.58
Kyle Haas 23.36 AJ Bornstein 27.53 Zachary Sanders 38.13
Evan Melby 24.31 York Qie 28.39 Cole Czestochowski 39.26
Adrian VanderHelm 24.43 Spencer Beatty 28.44 Patrick Anderson 39.49
Matt Moore 24.56 Christopher Carlyle 29.21 John Allen 40.04
Camilo Deller-Borgono 25.06 Michael Taylor 29.52 Jakob Stahlschmidt-Kah 41.58
Curtis Li 25.07 Liam Gibson 30.17 Eduard Lortie 43.24
Steven Lee 25.08.3 Joel Potma 30.27 Joel Seguin 45.44
Steven Taylor 25.08.5 Connor Bowie 30.36 Josh Webster 46.08
Cameron Kidd 25.10 Tristan Wallis 30.41 Isak Stahlschmidt-Kah 1.04.49
Jesse Thomas 25.26 Lukas Wormald 30.53 Erik Zingel 1.08.06
Joey Jessome 25.44 Luca Corazza 30.55 Justin Maloney 1.10.47
Marc Vani 25.53 Marco Stipo 30.58 Karl Zingel 1.10.48
Elmir Verchkovski 26.03
Cabin 8 Cabin 7 Cabin 6 Cabin 5 Cabin 3
Swimmer Of Cabin John Allen Steven Taylor Kenny Dickens Adrian VanderHelm Matt Allen
Runner Of The Cabin Lukas Wormald Eduard Lortie Joel Potma Cameron Kidd Kyle Haas
Camper Of The Cabin AJ Bornstein Jakob Stahlschmidt-Kah Mike Taylor Steven Lee Marc Vani
Early Bird Swimmers Cabin 8 Cabin 7 Cabin 6 Cabin 5 Cabin 3
John Allen York Qie Kenny Dickens Alex Buehlow
AJ Bornstein Steven Taylor Mike Livings Matt Allen
Thomas Lychy Elmir Verchkovski Erik Maksymjuk Kevin Wikant
Jesse Thomas Kyle Haas
Brett D'souza Evan Melby
Matt Dmytrenko
Eric VanderHelm

Les MacDougal: Married to Jenn
Dave MacNeil: Baby #2 - Breanna
Alum Weddings, Babies and Passings
Since summer, there have been two weddings, three babies, one passing.
Chad Cradock: Baby #3 – CJ Rob Winograd:
Married and
baby #1 – Nara
Ryan Smith:
Engaged to
Courtney
Other News:
Let us know your news so we can include it in the Newsletters.
Swim Coach Ray Bussard Died at aged 82.
2011 REGISTRATION
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Everything is on the web page if you need another copy. Early Bird Special, pay in full by 31
January 2011, receive 10% off the Tuition Fee. Sorry no extensions on deadline.
The Duenkels
We are off to Scotland for Christmas and New Year. We will do our best to reply to emails,
please be patient with us, we will catch up with everything on our return in January.
From Our Home To Yours:
A Very Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and
Happy Hanukkah
Bob, Colette, Teagan and Nessie