Again facing Toronto, Detroit split two
games in the best-of-five match, but won
the next two games to set up a rematch
with Chicago for the gold medal.
Chicago took the first game 15-8, but
the Detroiters stormed back to win the
next three games and the gold medal, 15-
11, 15-7, 15-8.
In the decisive third game, Allison
Surowitz used a soccer-style kick to save
a ball and a crucial point in the match.
Coaches Ken Bertin and Sam Skeegan
credited the spectacular play of captains
Surowitz and Jaimee Weiner, steady
performances by Sarah Schreiber and
Marci Cohen, crucial saves by Julie
Altus and Jenny Weinberg in the
back row and Nicole Siegel in the front
row.
SWIMMING
Detroit's swimmers took advantage of
their opportunities and won numerous
medals in the four-day swimming compe-
tition.
In 15-16 girls, Jenny MacDonald was
third in the 400 individusl medley, 5:24.57;
third in the 100 fly, 1:05.66; third in the
200 fly, 2:29.75.
Cheri Farber was first in the 100 back,
1:10.92; third in 50 free, 28.45. Melissa
Axner was third in the 100 back, 1:12.71;
and first in the 200 back, 2:32.77.

In 15-16 boys, Jeremy Landa was third
in 100 fly, 1:03.02; third in the 50 free,
26.25. Steven Misuraca was third in 100
breast, 1:12.6.
In 13-14 girls, Elizabeth MacDonald
dominated the meet by winning eight in-
dividual gold medals — the 400 individ-
ual medley, 5:25.06; 100 free, 1:02.35; 100
fly, 1:09.46; 200 free, 2:12; 200 fly, 2:33.44;
200 IM, 2:34.00; 50 free, 28.95; 400 free,
4:37.8.
Anything left by Elizabeth was taken
by Davita Burkhead-Weiner — first in
100 back, 1:10.78; second in 100 free,
1:04.33; third in 100 fly, 1:13.65; second
in 200 free, 2:19.00; second in 400 free,
4:51.77; second in 200 TM, 2:40.00; and
first in 200 back, 2:34.

Ann Arbor Team
In St. Louis

Arm Arbor's Maccabi contin-
gent won its first team medal
ever while participating in the
Maccabi Games in St. Louis.
The girls volleyball team
won the silver medal. In pool
play, Ann Arbor defeated Dal-
las, Houston, Syracuse and

In 13-14 boys, Jonathan Schwartz took
silver in 200 breast, 2:44.99.
Detroit also medaled in 11 of the 12 re-
lay events:
15-16 girls 4x100 free: Jessica Canosa,
Jenny MacDonald, Cheri Farber, Melis-
sa Amer, gold, 4:18.12.
13-14 mixed 4x50 medley: Burkhead-
Weiner, Adam Farber, Schwartz, Eliza-
beth MacDonald, gold, 2:08.8.
13-14 boys 4x100 free: Ryan Conroy,
Mike Medow, Adam Farber, Schwartz,
bronze, 4:33.7.
13-14 girls 4x100 free: Megan Clancy,
Randi Taub, Burkhead-Weiner, Elizabeth
MacDonald, gold, 4:35.80.
15-16 mixed 4x50 medley: Axner, Mis-
uraca, Landa, Cheri Farber, gold, 2:01.5.

West Palm Beach, and lost to
Baltimore and Cleveland.
In the medal rounds, Ann
Arbor defeated Cle -veland 15-
9 and 16-14, but lost to Balti-
more in the gold medal match,
4-15 and 10-15. Ann Arbor
team members were sistem Re-
becca and Sarah Coudron,
cousins Katie and Shaina New-
man, ()mat GaL-ni, Joanna Pitt,
Alyse Tankanow, and sisters

15-16 boys 4x100 medley: Daniel
Juhasz, Misuraca, Landa, Jared Matz,
bronze, 4:30.56.
15-16 girls 4x100 medley: Axner, Jen-
ny MacDonald, Canosa, Sheri Farber,
gold, 4:50.7.
13-14 mixed 4x50 free: Burkhead-Wein-
er, Schwartz, Adam Farber, Elizabeth
MacDonald, silver, 1:54.38.
13-14 boys 4x100 medley: Benjamin
Roth, Conroy, Adam Farber, Schwartz,
silver, 4:56.6.
13-14 girls 4x100 medley: Burkhead-
Weiner, Taub, Elizabeth MacDonald,
Clancy, gold, 5:02.00.
15-16 mixed 4x50 free: Misuraca, Jen-
ny MacDonald, Cheri Farber, Landa, gold,
1:48.32. ❑

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Left: Detroit's 400 free relay is on the block.

Below left: Nathan Miller's family offers encouragement at the track meet.

Below right: The girls volleyball team struck gold. Shown are Jenny Weinberg (9), Julie Altus (10),
Jaimee Weiner (5), Sarah Schreiber (6) and Allison Surowitz (1).

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