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Come Swim with the
K O E M W E I M R E P R E S E N T E D T E
K R A S A O T R E T Y A Q C T S A E O T E
Sea Lions!
A I O L H T R I U R F R H Y U G F Y A D W
R V B B I Y T L N K I A G V U I O T E L M
By Victoria Klassen Sheilagh McNeil, head coach of the
O R A M S E L H D U M C R E L C S R A O E
Sea Lions.
N Y L A T K I A E P T H A D H V E N V P J he Cornwall Sea Lions is a McNeil and Coach Cory Kyer are
Tsmall but mighty swim club that
O A A P O C O D I W S T U N R D O E Q R U both former competitive swimmers,
welcomes swimmers ages five and teachers in the Upper Canada
H P N L R O N O M R N L Q J I I D V D O N up. The Sea Lions have programs District School Board, and parents
that teach beginners the very basics
S P O E Y H N E J E O N E S S M I A R S I of swimmers on the team. They
of swimming, to programs for
C E S U O S D G M M O M N S E C N Y A P O elite swimmers competing at the understand what swimming means
from an athlete, teacher, and parent
O A R E H A O A A S M O E X X O A S W E R provincial and national level. perspective.

T R E I L L N P A D C F I M Z G Y L A C K The Sea Pups is an introductory Swimming can be a great
program that teaches the basics of
T A P P D R L E F N O C Z I J Y D L D T C activity that also teaches children
freestyle and backstroke, breathing, perseverance and time management.
S N Q R U E S K A R O U R W X V W T R E C diving, and racing skills. As Many of the Sea Lions’ swimmers
swimmers grow stronger, they have
D C O O L A C T P T E A M E I K O O R A R have talked about the skills and life
the opportunity to move through lessons that they have learned from
A E T E D A I I N T E R N A T I O N A L E the Sea Lions programs, learning
swimming.
L D A E R O T F C X I N E O H P U D D X O breaststroke, butterfly, and building
their strength and speed in the water. “We are very proud to watch our
E F O E N Z O E R O C S X T I U Q A A F H swimmers succeed in the pool,
“We are really proud that with
S G E A O S P O T N O R O T I K P L A Y B a small team we are able to create accomplishing things in practice and
in meets that they work hard for, and
J R L Q H G H C A E R I J S H T R U O F U space for all levels of swimmers we are also proud to see their success
and competition. Some swimmers
AMERICAN ROOKIE MEMORIAL want to be competitive with the best in school and their community as
HOCKEY CALIFORNIA TOP elite swimmers in the province, and well,” said McNeil. “Through the
PLAY LION EARLY some want to find a place for fun Sea Lions, young athletes form strong
APPEARANCE SCORE MEXICO positive friendships and relationships
HONOR CAREER TORONTO and challenging exercise in a team with their peers, who really do
PROFESSIONAL MAPLE FOURTH environment, and we have a home for become an extension of family.”
AREA SCOTTSDALE MOVED both of those swimmers,” explained
INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT
PROSPECT MAPLELEAFS GOAL
ARIZONA SEASON NATIONAL
JUNIOR CONSIDERED UNITED
REACH MATTHEW GOLD
AWARD STATE PERSONAL
LEAGUE COYOTE WORLD
REPRESENTED MEDAL HISTORY
CALDER TEAM PHOENIX
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