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caption:Canada's Jason Burnett salutes the Canadian fans after a sizzling second routine in the men's trampoline Saturday at the National Indoor Stadium. The Etobicoke native finished 7th and will advance to the next round.
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caption:Thames Fatales' Hell Cat Holly wipes out during GTA Rollergirls' Virgin Suicides Brawl roller derby event action against the Death Row Dames at Ted Reeve Arena.
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caption:Kyle Petty of Brampton competes in the shot put event during the 2008 Ontario ParaSport Summer games at Birchmount Stadium July 26.
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caption:Oakville Buzz Brad Gillies (in black) is brought to his knees as he's checked by Mimico Mountaineers Scott Mercer, left, and Brett Shaw during Friday night's 8-6 win at a packed Mimico Arena.
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caption:Death Row Dames' blocker Tropi-Kill Punch, right, holds off Thames Fatales' Anita Martini during GTA Rollergirls' Virgin Suicides Brawl roller derby event action at Ted Reeve Arena Saturday. The Dames 45-12.
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She was the third seed and beat out Marianne Jodoin, from Quebec, the number two seed in the semi-final. Harmath won in straight sets.
Scarborough's Jennifer Besana was one of the four members on the girl's team.
Canada was in first place at the end of day one in the competition, but a slow start in games four and five left them 132 pins behind fourth and the final qualifying position.
Korea won gold and Japan earned silver.
Besana finished as the top Canadian in the Masters event at 3603 in 29th place.
Stephanie Godard, a student at Bayview Glen, won one of three scholarships presented to student-athletes who excel in both athletics and academics and contributed to their school and athletic program.
Godard swims, plays tennis, basketball and is a track athlete.
She is a peer tutor at her school where she maintains marks in the 90s and she volunteers in the community.
She plans on studying life science at Queen's University in Kingston in the fall.
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