32 Campbell River athletes and officials to take part in BC Summer Games

CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C. – The 2018 BC Summer Games in Cowichan will see over 3,000 young athletes competing in a variety of sports.

Campbell River is sending down 32 athletes and officials to take part in next month’s event.

The following is a list of all Campbell River-based competitors and officials.

Athletics:

• Faith Barton (athlete)
• Anna Chatterton (athlete)
• Diego Christiansen-Barker (athlete)
• Luke Dirom (athlete)
• Mark Freeland (official)
• Rod Mudie (official)
• Trent Perras (athlete)
• Vince Sequeira (official)
• Tyza Skuse (athlete)

Baseball:

• Cameron Bell (athlete)
• Carter Hall (athlete)

Golf:

• Dana Smith (athlete)

Lacrosse-Box:

• Kenny Sweet (athlete)

Boys Soccer:

• Sam Borrie (athlete)
• Menoa Brennan (athlete)
• Nolan Chow (athlete)
• Thomas Greze-Kozuki (athlete)
• Victor Le (athlete)

Swimming:

• Kaya Lathangue (athlete)
• Sarah MacDonald (head coach)
• Martina Montana (athlete)
• Summer Wenger (athlete)

Towed Water Sports

• Zoe Garlinski-Gonsky (athlete)
• Tyler Jochimski (athlete)

Boys Volleyball:

• Stefan van de Vlasakker (athlete)

Girls Volleyball:

• Taya Brideau (athlete)
• Austin Cameron (athlete)
• Delaney Ewing (athlete)
• Paige Davidson (athlete)

Wrestling:

• Scott Assu (athlete)
• Quinn Golobar (athlete)
• Kaitlyn Jinda (athlete)

The 2018 BC Summer Games are in Cowichan from July 19 to 22. For more details on the event, visit bcgames.org.

Justin Goulet
Justin Goulet
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