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Olsmans Win
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Thunderbirds
In Final Four

The Thunderbirds wheelchair
basketball team, which practices
at the Maple-Drake Jewish Com-
munity Center, will play for the
national Division II championship
this weekend.
The Thunderbirds are the No.
1 seed in the final four, which is
being played in Birmingham, Ala.
To reach the finals, the team
defeated Columbus and Chicago
in the sectional tournament, and
the University of Illinois and a
Toledo team in the Midwest Re-
gional at Little Rock, Ark.

Kunzman Named
Frosh MVP

Nathan Kunzman was named
most valuable player for the Birm-
ingham Groves High School fresh-
man basketball team.
Kunzman was team co-captain
and point guard. He played cp isr-
terback for Groves' freshman foot-
ball team, is on the frosh baseball
team, and has played on the De-
troit Maccabi basketball team the
last two years.

Tornados End
Winning Season

The Mite BB USA Tornados com-
pleted their season with three 7-
9-year-old championship trophies.'
The Tornados include Maxx Car-
ney of Orchard Lake and Jeremy
Konheim of West Bloomfield.
The Tornados won the Detroit
Skating Club December tourna-
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and won the Lakeland Shamrock
tournament last month with a 2-
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the Olympics, perhaps in 2002.
Can she accomplish her goal?
"She's got a lot of ability," Shpil-
bland says. "She's probably one
of the most talented little skaters
in the United States. She defi-
nitely has a lot of talent. But she
definitely has a lot of things to
work on."
Silverstein, however, may be
her own worst critic. "I'll see a
video of myself and I'll always
find something that I think is
wrong and everyone tells me rm
doing great and rm like, 'What?'
"I think I actually got that from
Igor [Shpilbland] and Liz [Coates,
her other coach]. When I first
came here, I wasn't lazy but I
wasn't used to the training sched-
ule that they do around here. And
Igor would always say, 'Better,
but still. bad.' I think having him
always say that made me judge
myself differently.
"So when things are good I
know they can be better.
"I see Liz and Jerod and I see
where they are, and I want to be
like them. Or Eve and Matt. See-
ing them and seeing where I can
go helps me see the light at the
end of the tunnel."

Jake and Carly Olsman

Team E'lan skates out of the
Detroit Skating Club.
The competition involves 24
team members skating choreo-
graphed patterns and formations
to music.
Jake's juvenile team took first
place at nationals. He is the only
boy on the team. Another team
member is Rachel Silver of Hunt-
ington Woods.
Carly's novice team team fin-
ished fourth. Another team mem-
ber is Jessica Achtman of West
Bloomfield.
Jake Olsman also is a member
of the Michigan Wolverines, a
Grosse Pointe Squirt AA travel
hockey team.

Oak Park Recreation Department
is continuing to register young-
sters for its youth baseball
leagues. Divisions include:
Farm 7-8-year-olds, Rookie 9-
10, Minor 11-12, Pony 13-14, Colt
15-16, Connie Mack 18 and un-
der. The season begins June 1.
The department is also seeking
umpires for the leagues. For in-
formation on playing or to umpire,
call Oak Park Recreation, (810)
691-7555.

Spring
Eliminators

First round winners in the
B'nai B'rith Spring Eliminators
Tournament were Mark Rosen,
Brotherhood-Eddie Jacobson; Joel