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Page 12 — June 26, 2013 — PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL
Belmont swim team begins season with a big win
Belmont Country Club
swimmers left a huge wake
in the pool after the dual
meet with Brandywine
Country Club. When Belmont
was finished, the score
was 473 to 122.
It was the first meet of the
season, and the relays were
ready to get off the blocks to
show how hard they had
been practicing.
Starting off the meet in
the 6 and under freestyle relays
were Amy Claypool, Valerie
Ward, Olivia Green and
Reece Hall as well as Grant
Croy, Tyler Foster, Nick
Becker and Troy Pisula,
both teams taking first place.
Relay wins continued for
the 8 and under medley relays
with Kate Harms, Elizabeth
Lathrop, Rachel Ward
and Elena Neceski as well as
Stevie Green, Justin Hire,
Darin Croy and Teddy Disalle.
Team members swam
backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly
and freestyle, respectively.
“This is my first year
coaching,” said Alex Kloster,
coach of the 7-8 year old
swimmers. “After a couple
weeks of practice it was exciting
to see how well each
swimmer did. There are
many new swimmers this
year, and I was happy to see
how they handled the pressure
as meets can sometimes
be overwhelming.”
Prizm Creative Community
is sponsoring a new collection
of Art at the Starbucks
in Levis Commons, Perrysburg.
The current display entitled
“Optical Essence of Nature”
features the work of new
Prizm photographer, Jenny
Regan and will be on view
through July 31.
The display will include
Ms. Regan’s photographs of
landscapes and whimsical still
shots found during her many
travels including Australia,
Ireland and her own backyard.
She explores the colors of
nature and discovers hidden
treasures that she catches with
calling all chicks
chicks
mix '13
date: Tuesday, July 16
time: 5:30 – 9:00 pm
location: Toledo Botanical Garden
tickets: $37 per ticket ($20 for
Junior Chicks age 20 and under)
proceeds benefiting:
Shared Lives Studio
For more information on Chicks Mix ’13,
please visit chicksforcharity.net.
To purchase tickets, contact Shannon at
419-241-2221 or chicksforcharity@r-p.com.
Four year olds can swim 25 yards without assistance, including
twins Thomas and Mary Lathrop, who did well in
their relay and individual events.
As the meet continued,
Belmont continued to tally
more points. Placing first,
second and third earns the
team 5, 3 or 1 point.
The 100 individual medley
event had points scored
by the following swimmers:
Abi Ponzio, Alaina Foster,
Peter Cooper and Nate Stedman
in the 11-12 age group;
Caroline Lathrop, Hayden
McClarey and Max Burke
her lens. She enjoys conversing
with others about the stories
behind each image
captured.
Ms. Regan is a business
person by day and photographer
by night, weekend or
anytime the creative process
presents itself. She resides in
Sylvania Township, Ohio, and
had a display of work in the
annual Art-A-Fair exhibition.
For more information on
upcoming Prizm educational
workshops and exhibition opportunities
in the visual and
literary arts, visit the Web site
at www.myprizm.com, send
an e-mail to prizm@bex.net
or call 419-931-8732.
Shared Lives Studio helps artists with developmental disabilities
create, exhibit and sell art – to become working artists!
for 13-14 year olds; and
William Knight and RJ
McKee for 15-18 year old
boys.
In the 25 back events,
Will Swartzbeck, Cecily
Hayward, Elizabeth Diaz,
Kate McClellan, Sam Lathrop,
Alaina Foster, Grant
Hayward, Anjali Fernandes,
Connor McCullough and
Paul Stedman all out touched
their opponents to add to
Prizm opens ‘Optical Essence of Nature’ art exhibit
Students compete in track and field events
St. Rose Catholic School students recently
participated in a week of track and
field competitions.
Events included long jump, shot put, hula
hoop, jump rope, 40-yard dash, distance run,
obstacle course, scooter race, javelin, kickball,
soccer, softball, frisbee discus, hurdles
and cage ball.
The event was organized by physical ed-
“Beauty, Vibrant Colors and Ceaseless action” is one of
the photographs by Jenny Regan in the exhibit.
ucation teacher, Gary Hoovler, with the assistance
of 50 parent volunteers.
Track and field ribbons were given to students
who placed in first through third
places, in addition to good sportsmanship
and best effort awards.
Competing from left are: Anthony Leech
in the 40-yard dash, Matthew Johnson at
shot put and Sage Peterson in long jump.
chicksforcharity.net
Belmont’s bank of points.
The meet concluded with
the 100 and 200 free relays,
and Belmont swimmers
placed first in the last eight
events. E. Lathrop, K.
Harms, R. Ward and Anna
Steinmetz for the girls and D.
Croy, T. Disalle, S. Green
and J. Hire for the 8 and
under boys. In the next age
group, 9-10, the girls team of
Cecily Hayward, Hope Yost,
Claire DeRaad and Molly
Dynda, and the boys team of
Nicholas Seitz, Wesley Foster,
Seth Stahl and S. Lathrop
both placed first.
The older swimmers
showed rank by also placing
first: Lizzie Kemp, A.
Ponzio, Madelyn Frantz and
A. Foster, 11-12; Zach Mc-
Cellan, P. Cooper, Sid Fernandes,
and G. Hayward,
11-12; Fatima Knight, Alexa
Rooney, A. Fernandes, and
C. Lathrop, 13-14; R.J.
McKee, P. Stedman, Grant
Ewbank and W. Knight.
Belmont’s coaching staff,
led by Jackie Venzel, includes
Connor Mitchell, Tori
Riggs, Alex Kloster, Nichole
Henderson and Mickey Mc-
Goldrick.
Belmont’s second home
meet will be on Wednesday,
at 5 p.m., against Inverness.
The Maumee Valley Swim
League also includes Stone
Oak and Toledo country
clubs.
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Golfing for Graham’s Foundation
fund-raiser set for Sunday, July 14
Graham’s Foundation, a
non-profit organization offering
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outing, Golfing for Graham's
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The Perrysburg Knights of Columbus
recently donated $284 to St. Rose classrooms
for participating in the K of C raffle.
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