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Silver Blades skaters pick up medals at Rebecca Pack Memorial Friendship Skate

SaltWire Network | Posted: Oct. 24, 2017, 11:14 a.m. | Updated: Oct. 24, 2017, 11:14 a.m. | 1 Min Read
The Rebecca Pack Memorial Friendship Skate was held recently in Gander with over 200 skaters from across the island competing. Members of the Corner Brook Silver Blades who earned medals include, from left, Hayden Oates (Gold in Star 5 Girls Under 10), Greta Andrews ( Bronze in Star 4 Girls Under 10), Grace Pye ( Bronze in Pre-Juvenile Women Under 11), Taylor Gilbert ( Silver in Star 4 Girls 13 and Older), Rachel Whitten ( Gold in Star 9 Women Short ), Savannah Burden ( Silver in Pre-Juvenile Women Under 11), Olivia Stuckless ( Silver in Star 4 Girls Under 10) and Natalie Caines ( Gold in Star 4 Girls Under 10).
The Rebecca Pack Memorial Friendship Skate was held recently in Gander with over 200 skaters from across the island competing. Members of the Corner Brook Silver Blades who earned medals include, from left, Hayden Oates (Gold in Star 5 Girls Under 10), Greta Andrews ( Bronze in Star 4 Girls Under 10), Grace Pye ( Bronze in Pre-Juvenile Women Under 11), Taylor Gilbert ( Silver in Star 4 Girls 13 and Older), Rachel Whitten ( Gold in Star 9 Women Short ), Savannah Burden ( Silver in Pre-Juvenile Women Under 11), Olivia Stuckless ( Silver in Star 4 Girls Under 10) and Natalie Caines ( Gold in Star 4 Girls Under 10).

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The Rebecca Pack Memorial Friendship Skate was held recently in Gander with over 200 skaters from across the island competing.

Members of the Corner Brook Silver Blades who earned medals include, from left,  Hayden Oates (Gold in Star 5 Girls Under 10), Greta Andrews ( Bronze in Star 4 Girls Under 10), Grace Pye ( Bronze in Pre-Juvenile Women Under 11), Taylor Gilbert ( Silver in Star 4 Girls 13 and Older), Rachel Whitten ( Gold in Star 9 Women Short ), Savannah Burden ( Silver in Pre-Juvenile Women Under 11), Olivia Stuckless ( Silver in Star 4 Girls Under 10) and Natalie Caines ( Gold in Star 4 Girls Under 10).

 

 

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