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Continued from page 8 been playing and officiating flag my game,” says Nick. “I want to be but for these brothers, the best, as
The Bowman brothers have ever since. Eric was strongarmed as good as I can to help the team, they say, is yet to come. The idea
each been playing since they were into playing for his brother’s team and I’m willing to do anything to of hoisting the championship cup
nineteen. Nick played one year and has been the cornerstone of the accomplish that. Plus, there’s all together is an inspiring one. Fred’s
with former teachers of his, Jamie offence, coming off an MVP season the trash talk he sends my way. I favourite memory is making it to
Carr ,and Josh Greenley, then took and seeking a second. elevate Eric’s game by making him the championship. In twenty-one
a year to play football in the USA Nick and Eric have been on the increase his accuracy; I have stone years, never won one, but he made
for the Seaway Valley Venom. same team for three years. “We hands.” it. Also, a very gratifying moment
Approached by Chris Nichols on don’t necessarily compete with The Bowmans have had lots of for Fred was seeing his two sons
his return to Canada, Nick has each other, but Eric does elevate great moments playing flag football, join the league and play together.

Continued from page 2 providing a sustained pressure Continued from page 1 event.”
that controls scar maturation and
light therapy to inhibit collagen and improves the overall appearance. for the Skate Ontario provincial Looking ahead, the Char-Lan
improve chronic/delayed healing championships that will take place Skating Club has the Elizabeth
More commonly used for clients with in Brampton in March.” Manley Winter Classic in February,
scars scarring from burn injuries
6. Shockwave therapy: a modality Moving forward to January and the Renfrew Skate for It
8. Education on self-management/ competition in March.
using acoustic sound waves to self-scar massage 27th in Kanata Ontario, a total of
increase blood flow to the affected fifteen skaters from the Char-Lan “We are so proud of our skaters for
area to break down chronic/fibrous As everyone’s situation is unique Skating Club participated in the their dedication to the sport and the
always consult a registered health
scar tissue STAR 1-4 Glen Cairn Love to Skate willingness to travel great distances
7. Pressure therapy/pressure professional to help create a competition. Slinger highlighted the to represent the club,” said Slinger.
management plan that’s effective and
garments: firmly applied dressing diverse engagements of the skaters, “Our skaters have demonstrated
materials can be placed over scars safe for you! mentioning Lilian Slinger, Aliah humility in their success and grace
Parker, Kassandra Antoine, and in defeat. They are exemplifying the
Brought to you by Ming & Associates others who showcased their skills values of sportsmanship, showing
Athlete of the Month across different freeskate levels and respect for their fellow competitors,
Athlete of the Month
and showcasing the true spirit of
solo dance categories.
“For the first time, a team of skating.”
Milo Benton skaters competed in STAR 2 group Beyond the competitive realm,

Age: 8 elements, a type of competition Slinger underlined the skaters’
Hometown: Cornwall where each skater does a single commitment to personal growth and
element that is scored by the judge, learning.
School: Rose des Vents
and the team is given an overall
Grade: 3 “It is heartening to see our skaters

“I have been playing hockey for five years,” ranking,” said Slinger. “This is a fun not only excel in their performances
category that turns what is usually
says February’s Athlete of the Month, Milo but also embrace the invaluable
an individual sport into a fun team
Benton. “I love hockey because I like winning, stopping goals, and get- lessons that come with both victory
ting goals. I play left defense. I want to play hockey until I can’t do it Athlete - Continued from page 10 and challenges,” said Slinger.
anymore.” player and I want to be in a band. A In addition to their competitive
“When I grow up,” Milo continues, “I want to be a professional hockey goal I have for my school year is to endeavors, skaters allocate time to
Continued on page 10 play drums in the talent show.” complete Skate Canada assessments
This young defenseman’s accom- in dance, skating skills, and freeskate.
plishments, so far, include winning
As the club prepares for its 50th-
Player of the Game in a tournament, anniversary ice show at the end of
and last year he won Most Dedicated March, Slinger expressed admiration
Player on his U9 team.
for the skaters, recognizing their
Maxwell Ming - P.Eng, CFP ® Milo believes hockey is an import- embodiment of the values of
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