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58 maltatoday, SUNDAY, 24 MAY 2015 BODYBUILDING WATER POLO (+356) 800 737 70 Freephone: cabs t minivans t vip transport t luxury coaches t vintage buses 2138 9575 / 9921 5286 info@cabs.com.mt w w w . c a b s . c o m . m t Sport Luke Debono crowned European Champion The team of the Malta Federation of Bodybuilding & Fitness participated successfully in the IFBB European Championships that have just been held in Santa Susanna, Spain THE absolute protagonist was 22 year-old Luke Debono who not only won the gold medal in the juniors over 75 kg and the overall but also won silver in seniors under 100 kg. Other great results were achieved by John Debono who won the bronze in the Masters Under 70 kg, Ray- mond Cassar also also won the bronze in the Mas- ters Classic bodybuilding, Stephen Borg achieved the 6th place in both the Mas- ters as and Seniors -80 kilos and Jonathan Seychell who placed 6th in the physique under 178 cm. These were the best results ever achieved by Maltese athletes competing in such a high-level competition where more than 1500 athletes & delegates were present. Log on to w w w.mf bbf.org find out more about the Mal- ta Federation of Bodybuild- ing & Fitness Luke Debono SLIEMA Frank Salt Real Estate of- ficially unveiled Kai Dowling dur- ing a press conference this week, having captured the young talented player from San Giljan on the eve of water polo Summer league. President, Dr Frank Testa, was delighted to welcome the player to the Club, stating that this was a signing both for the future as well as the present. 'Any player you bring in you hope will improve the quality you already have. In Kai we have signed a player who will surely complement well our talented up- coming youth players in forming a strong team for the future, however he is also a player whom we hope will make us more competitive in the short-term'. The player also expressed his sat- isfaction on having joined the most decorated club in Maltese water polo and is confident that he can achieve all his ambitions with his new team mates. 'It is a proud mo- ment for me to join such a big club and I hope to repay the committee for the faith they have shown in me, by helping the team challenge as from the upcoming season'. Dowling signed a 6-year contract with his new club, and follows in the footsteps of his father Kurt, who had formed part of the victori- ous Sliema sides in the late 90s. (L-R) Dr Frank Testa, Kai Dowling, Grahame Salt and Darren Saliba