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caption:Mimico Mountaineers' Brett Shaw, left, tries to fend off Mississauga Tomahawks opponent Dylan Johnston as they pursue the loose ball ,during Saturday night's season opener at Mimico Arena in Junior B Lacrosse.
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He defeated Ronnie Talledo of Peru in his last bout.
Mehmedovic needed a top-six finish to guarantee him a berth in the Olympics.
Mehmedovic's father, Nihad, was a former judoka in his native Yugoslavia and now works as an instructor at the North York Judo Club.
Before the Pan American championship, held in Miami, Florida, Nihad said he was proud of his son, adding he'd already bought the plane tickets for Beijing.
The 2008 outdoor house league soccer program is aimed at youth aged four to 16.
The club is also looking for volunteer coaches and referees this season.
For more information on registration or to volunteer, call the club's office at 416-410-7729.
Razik is Canada's number-one player and ranked 21st in the world.
But his final match didn't come easy, edging Shawn DeLierre of Montreal 2-1 (5-11, 11-4, 12-10).
The added struggle was that Razik was off for most of March with a leg injury.
"I didn't expect a close match initially but five minutes in I knew I was in for a long one. Shawn played really well," Razik said. "I wasn't really happy with how I played but every time I play a match right now I feel more and more confident. I feel the leg right now is at about 98 per cent."
The national championships continue until Sunday.
