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Strong local presence for Gryphons at OUAs
Sports
Feb 04, 2010
Several local swimmers are among those vying for success for the Guelph Gryphons at this weekend’s OUA swimming championships at Brock University.
Second-year swimmer Andrew Ford of Guelph is coming off a recent win in the 400m I. M. at the Canada Cup.
Gryphon captain Scott Van Doormaal of Guelph is determined to race, said a news release, after recovering from recent ankle surgery. He’s a four-time OUA all-star.
On the women’s side, rookie Gryphon Bethany Flemington of Puslinch is expected to challenge for a medal in the 50m and 100m freestyle and 100m backstroke, said the release.
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