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Butterfly to bow: London swimmer’s rapid rise lands her on Canada’s FISU team

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By Ryan Pyette Verified
| London Free Press Verified
“Julia Morrow would always come up to me and the other swimmers and be like, ‘You guys should try rowing – it’s a very good sport for swimmers’,” Hart recalled. “We were all, ‘No, swimming is our sport.’ That’s what I would always say.” Now, the 19-year-old will represent Canada as part of the women’s coxless four at the FISU World University Championships, which run Thursday to Saturday at Fanshawe Lake.
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Rising London tennis star Kayla Cross eyes first Grand Slam bid: 'Excited'

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By Ryan Pyette Verified
| London Free Press Verified
“Trying for (Grand) Slams is such a big accomplishment,” the 21-year-old Londoner said. “It’s something I’ve dreamed of since I was little. Every time I play, I get closer to that and my level has been rising the past few months.
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London Majors clinch playoff berth as CBL stretch run heats up

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By Ryan Pyette Verified
| London Free Press Verified
“We’re happy we’re officially in,” London co-owner and manager Roop Chanderdat said. “It’s one of the checkmarks. You need to get in to try to win a championship. But we’ve still got lots to go here. It’s so tight.” The Majors have long said the pennant would be nice, but the important thing is to finish in the top three. That way, they ensure a seven-game semifinal series and avoid the one-game wild card between the No. 4 and 5 teams. “I don’t think there’s one thing with it,” Chanderdat said.
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