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It's quite a ways from the capital of the Yukon to this central Saskatchewan city. But for Sam White, distance is no problem.
And the 14-year-old proved it, coming in second in the Bantam limited archery competition with a 742 score.
The Grade 9 student has been participating in archery competitions across Canada for three years as a member of the Bowbenders…
Page R10
It's quite a ways from the capital of the Yukon to this central Saskatchewan city. But for Sam White, distance is no problem.
And the 14-year-old proved it, coming in second in the Bantam limited archery competition with a 742 score.
The Grade 9 student has been participating in archery competitions across Canada for three years as a member of the Bowbenders…
Page R10
It's quite a ways from the capital of the Yukon to this central Saskatchewan city. But for Sam White, distance is no problem.
And the 14-year-old proved it, coming in second in the Bantam limited archery competition with a 742 score.
The Grade 9 student has been participating in archery competitions across Canada for three years as a member of the Bowbenders…
Page R10
It's quite a ways from the capital of the Yukon to this central Saskatchewan city. But for Sam White, distance is no problem.
And the 14-year-old proved it, coming in second in the Bantam limited archery competition with a 742 score.
The Grade 9 student has been participating in archery competitions across Canada for three years as a member of the Bowbenders…
Page R10
It's quite a ways from the capital of the Yukon to this central Saskatchewan city. But for Sam White, distance is no problem.
And the 14-year-old proved it, coming in second in the Bantam limited archery competition with a 742 score.
The Grade 9 student has been participating in archery competitions across Canada for three years as a member of the Bowbenders…
Page R10
It's quite a ways from the capital of the Yukon to this central Saskatchewan city. But for Sam White, distance is no problem.
And the 14-year-old proved it, coming in second in the Bantam limited archery competition with a 742 score.
The Grade 9 student has been participating in archery competitions across Canada for three years as a member of the Bowbenders…
Page R10
It's quite a ways from the capital of the Yukon to this central Saskatchewan city. But for Sam White, distance is no problem.
And the 14-year-old proved it, coming in second in the Bantam limited archery competition with a 742 score.
The Grade 9 student has been participating in archery competitions across Canada for three years as a member of the Bowbenders…
Page R10
It's quite a ways from the capital of the Yukon to this central Saskatchewan city. But for Sam White, distance is no problem.
And the 14-year-old proved it, coming in second in the Bantam limited archery competition with a 742 score.
The Grade 9 student has been participating in archery competitions across Canada for three years as a member of the Bowbenders…
Page R10
It's quite a ways from the capital of the Yukon to this central Saskatchewan city. But for Sam White, distance is no problem.
And the 14-year-old proved it, coming in second in the Bantam limited archery competition with a 742 score.
The Grade 9 student has been participating in archery competitions across Canada for three years as a member of the Bowbenders…
Page R10
It's quite a ways from the capital of the Yukon to this central Saskatchewan city. But for Sam White, distance is no problem.
And the 14-year-old proved it, coming in second in the Bantam limited archery competition with a 742 score.
The Grade 9 student has been participating in archery competitions across Canada for three years as a member of the Bowbenders…
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Team Alberta has top ambassadors as well as winning long jumpers in the senior women's class.
Angie Littlechild from Hobbema leapt into the gold with a 4.16-metre jump while Donna Paskemin, also from Hobbema, took the bronze with a 3.8-metre jump.
Crystal Cantre from Team Saskatchewan walked away with the silver medal for logging a 4.14-metre long jump.
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Team Alberta has top ambassadors as well as winning long jumpers in the senior women's class.
Angie Littlechild from Hobbema leapt into the gold with a 4.16-metre jump while Donna Paskemin, also from Hobbema, took the bronze with a 3.8-metre jump.
Crystal Cantre from Team Saskatchewan walked away with the silver medal for logging a 4.14-metre long jump.
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Page R10
Team Alberta has top ambassadors as well as winning long jumpers in the senior women's class.
Angie Littlechild from Hobbema leapt into the gold with a 4.16-metre jump while Donna Paskemin, also from Hobbema, took the bronze with a 3.8-metre jump.
Crystal Cantre from Team Saskatchewan walked away with the silver medal for logging a 4.14-metre long jump.
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Page R10
Team Alberta has top ambassadors as well as winning long jumpers in the senior women's class.
Angie Littlechild from Hobbema leapt into the gold with a 4.16-metre jump while Donna Paskemin, also from Hobbema, took the bronze with a 3.8-metre jump.
Crystal Cantre from Team Saskatchewan walked away with the silver medal for logging a 4.14-metre long jump.
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Page R10
Team Alberta has top ambassadors as well as winning long jumpers in the senior women's class.
Angie Littlechild from Hobbema leapt into the gold with a 4.16-metre jump while Donna Paskemin, also from Hobbema, took the bronze with a 3.8-metre jump.
Crystal Cantre from Team Saskatchewan walked away with the silver medal for logging a 4.14-metre long jump.
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