Monday, Aug 13 2012 11:32 AM
Bakersfield Ice Skater Earns Ten Medals and The Deanne Laumann Award
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1 of 2Ten medal winner Callie Stein Wayne
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2 of 2Coach Norma Hamm and trophy winner Callie Stein Wayne
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SJCH Ice Center of Bakersfield skater, Callie Stein Wayne, earned The Deanne Laumann trophy for competing in ten events at the Summer Skatefest Competition at Channel Islands Ice Center in Oxnard on August 11th. Callie won six gold medals, three silver medals and one fourth place medal. Coach Norma Hamm received The Deanne Laumann Award for coaching Callie to this achievement.
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Norma Hamm
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661 832-6858
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