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Queens County Blades bring medals home

Published on November 14th, 2008; Published on January 30th, 2010

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Queens County Blades skaters brought home medals in Pee Wee and Pre-Juvenile singles and Pre-juvenile dance in the combined Sectional Championships held in New Brunswick this past weekend.

Topics :: Nova Scotia , New Brunswick

Skaters competed from Nova Scotia, PEI and New Brunswick.

Show are Bailie Selig who placed first overall in Pre-Juvenile Ladies and Taygan Fancy who placed second in Nova Scotia and fifth overall. In Juvenile Dance Chloe Conklin with partner Matthew Webb placed second in Nova Scotia and third overall.

Other skaters from Queens County Blades: Pre-Juvenile Ladies Samantha Hatt, fourth, Kieran Clattenburg, fifth, Chloe Pitre, sixth, and Chloe Conklin, eighth. In Pre-Novice Ladies Clare Amirault placed fifth in Nova Scotia and fifteenth overall.

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