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East Pictou Silver Blades getting sharp

SaltWire Network | Posted: Feb. 12, 2018, 5:32 p.m. | Updated: Feb. 12, 2018, 5:32 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Shown are, from left, Makayla McGee and Ella MacIntyre (Star 2 singles) Adelle Thomsen (Star 3 singles), Ariel Ferris (Star 3 singles and elements) and Jessica Arnold (Star 3 singles). Missing from photo is Lauren Hanna (Star 1). Jessica, Adelle, Ella and Makayla will also be competing in the Star 2 team event.
Shown are, from left, Makayla McGee and Ella MacIntyre (Star 2 singles) Adelle Thomsen (Star 3 singles), Ariel Ferris (Star 3 singles and elements) and Jessica Arnold (Star 3 singles). Missing from photo is Lauren Hanna (Star 1). Jessica, Adelle, Ella and Makayla will also be competing in the Star 2 team event. - Adam MacInnis

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Six members of the East Pictou Silver Blades will compete at the Star Skate Provincial Championships, to be held Feb. 23-25 at the Pictou County Wellness Centre. 

Shown are, from left, Makayla McGee and Ella MacIntyre (Star 2 singles) Adelle Thomsen (Star 3 singles), Ariel Ferris (Star 3 singles and elements) and Jessica Arnold (Star 3 singles). Missing from photo is Lauren Hanna (Star 1). Jessica, Adelle, Ella and Makayla will also be competing in the Star 2 team event.

Skaters with the East Pictou Silver Blades figure skating club took part in the Rob McCall Memorial competition, Feb. 3-4 in East Hants. Ariel Ferris received bronze in the Star 3 category; Jessica Arnold Gold in Star 2; while Adelle Thomsen and Ella MacIntyre both received silver in the star 2 events.

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