The Royal Canadian Legion Command

Track & Field Overview and History 1975 - Present

Introduction:

This document is an attempt to record the history of the Royal Canadian Legion’s involvement with track and field in New Brunswick.

The Legion National Youth Track & Field Championships are ’s premier and only nationwide competition for youth track and field athletes from across the country. The championships are truly national in scale as the Legion supports teams from all provinces and territories in Canada.

The national program began in 1975 as a weekend training camp with only four (4) provincial Legion Commands participating. In 1976, the weekend training camp was held again with athletes from six (6) Commands taking part. In 1977 the first week long camp and national championships took place and this format continues today. New Brunswick Command has been involved in track and field since 1959. Before the start of the national program we held District and provincial track and field meets throughout the province.

The large part of this document was prepared by Harold Nicholson. He was a member and Executive Officer of Hartland Legion Branch # 24; a longtime member and 22 year President of Athletics New Brunswick; a teacher; a coach; a Legion team chaperone; and a member of the Provincial Track & Field committee. In 2012 he was awarded the national “Investors Group Volunteer Sport Administrator of the Year Award” and in 2014 was posthumously inducted into the Athletics Canada Hall of Fame.

On July 24, 1998 while working on a combined document of the New Brunswick Legion, Canada Games and Jeux de la Francophonie teams Harold wrote the following –

“The following list of athletes and staff who have comprised the New Brunswick provincial teams since the inception of the Jeux du Canada / Canada Games in 1969 and the Royal Canadian Legion Age-Class Teams in 1977 is a small attempt to record a part of the history of our sport in this province.

This listing is built on a previous effort started in 1993 and then left to rest, in part resulting from a lack of understanding as to where to look for further information. With the coming of the 1997 Canada Summer Games in Brandon, , the writer's interest was again sparked and a great deal of effort was spent in looking for the original work (typed on two pages).

This list was expanded to include the team representing N.B. at the Eastern Canadian Espoir Championships in 2002.

With the gracious assistance of Graham Blake at the Public Library (Reference Section) and telephone calls to Suzanne Coffey (Sport, Recreation, & Active Living Branch, M.C. & H.) and former Head Coaches, Art Gremley and Ed Skiffington and coach Roly Mcsorley and the reports from the 1989 and 1993 Games Teams, as well as Dominion Command, Royal Canadian Legion along with other coaches and volunteers in the Legion Program, what is presented here is as complete as possible.

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This effort at documenting part of the competitive history of Athletics New Brunswick is now preserved on computer disk and, hopefully, will be continued into the future.”

He continued working on the document until 2012. Since that time I have had the honour of carrying on his desire to record the history of the Legion track and field program in New Brunswick.

The following pages contain the names of the New Brunswick Command Legion team members that attended the national competition as coaches; chaperones; and athletes, broken down into two age categories. Athlete names are followed by the community where they resided.

The writers accept responsibility for any errors or omissions in the various team lists and would be very grateful for any additional or corrected information available. The information can be sent to Clayton Saunders at [email protected].

Clayton Saunders Past President New Brunswick Command The Royal Canadian Legion 20 September 2016

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HISTORY OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPS1

WHY DOES THE LEGION SUPPORT YOUTH TRACK AND FIELD?

The Legion’s national youth athletics program has come to be regarded as one of the best in the country. In fact, many of our former participants have gone on to international and Olympic success. Through the success of this program, many youth have been taught the value of leadership, teamwork, and many more skills necessary both on and off the playing field. We have been able to encourage many characteristics that can come from working in a team environment, as well as being exposed to a variety of cultures across Canada. It is through our sports program, youth education programs and other youth initiatives that the Legion helps strengthen the younger generation and the future of Canada.

1950s – IT ALL STARTED WITH ONE BRANCH

The Legion’s interest in Track & Field extends back to the early 1950′s. During the early years, the Legion Hydro branch, No. 277, with the leadership of the late Bob Saunders, chairman, Ontario Hydro, and the late George Duthie, manager of the sports department, Canadian National Exhibition, sponsored the former Canadian Olympic Training plan. The Hydro branch sponsored a series of projects to provide financing for this program, including invitational track meets and big name performances. The success of this program prompted the branch to forward a resolution to the 1956 Dominion convention of the Legion held in Vancouver, requesting, and receiving, the Legion’s dominion-wide support of the Olympic Training Plan.

1957 – THE LEGION BEGINS CONDUCTING NATIONAL ATHLETE’S CLINICS AND TRAINING CAMPS

In 1957 The Royal Canadian Legion entered the national track and field scene, when it undertook to finance The Canadian Olympic Training Plan. From 1957 to 1961, the Legion conducted national athletes’ clinics in Toronto, with each province being invited to send a team of selected athletes and coaches.

For the initial four years, the program was under the direction of coaches Franz Stampfl, Don Canham and Dave Rankin. During that time, more than 700 athletes, and a number of coaches attended the clinics, each culminating with track and field meets at The Canadian National Exhibition.

In 1962, the federal government awarded a grant to the Legion in support of the first Canadian National Clinic for track and field coaches at Guelph, Ontario (this support continued until 1969). The 1962 clinic was under the direction of world-renowned Geoffrey Dyson, former British national coach, with John Disley, John Savidge, Denis Cullum, French coach Jacques Bergougnous and nine well-known Canadian coaches assisting.

1 The Royal Canadian Legion Dominion Command http://www.legion.ca/youth/youth-track-and-field/history-of-the-championships/

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In addition, four summer and three winter training camps were held, which were attended by a total of 475 young track and field athletes.

At the conclusion of the 1962 coaches’ clinic, Geoffrey Dyson accepted the position of the Legion’s sports training program coordinator for a 5-year period. During this tenure, more than 1,300 coaches received the benefit of the program, with an additional 2,500 coaches receiving training at provincial and regional clinics.

1963 – THE LEGION DEVELOPS SOME OF THE FIRST TECHNICAL PERIODICALS ON TRACK AND FIELD

In 1963, the Legion recognized the need for Canadian technical periodicals on track and field. As a result, COACHING REVIEW and THE TRACK AND FIELD ANNUAL were produced. This program, made possible by the unique organization and resources of the Legion, combined with the support of the federal government, passed into history in 1969, when the Fitness and Amateur Sport Directorate of the Department of National Health and Welfare advised that, as a result of a study of policies and guidelines relating to grants under the Fitness Act, no further federal financial support would be available.

1975 – THE FIRST CANADA-WIDE TRACK AND FIELD MEET WAS ORGANIZED

From then until 1975, the existing track and field programs only went to the provincial level. In 1975, a Canada-wide pilot track and field meet was conducted at Waterloo, Ontario. It was such a resounding success that a second national meet was held in Edmonton, , in 1976, which also proved to be a great success. The two pilot camps showed that there was a need, and that young Canadians certainly gained from the experience.

1977 – THE LEGION FUNDS NATIONAL TRACK AND FIELD

In keeping with the Legion’s commitment to our youth, funds were allocated for National Track and Field camps starting in 1977. Funds are still being allocated, with planning of future camps commencing five years in advance. Since 1977 the Legion has invested millions of dollars to hold national annual track and field camps to provide training and competition at the national level for young track and field athletes. The camps provide these youths opportunities to mix with other athletes, coaches and chaperones from all parts of Canada.

In addition to the national commitment local Legion branches, in concert with their provincial commands bid for the right to host this event. As such the location varies from year to year providing national exposure and experience to all parts of the country.

1985 – PROGRAM EXPANDED TO INCLUDE COACHING CERTIFICATION

In 1985, the program was expanded to include coaching certification courses. With the co-operation of the Canadian Track and Field Association, and the Coaching Association of Canada, highly qualified coaches and clinicians from across Canada conducted the courses and also took part in the clinics for the young athletes.

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1997 – THE DOMINION COMMAND ATHLETIC CAMP CHANGES ITS NAME TO TODAY’S LEGION NATIONAL TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP

In 1997, the name of the Dominion Command Athletic Camp was changed to the Legion National Track and Field Championships. These championships are divided into two sections – one consisting of a two-day meet and the second, two days of training clinics, attended by approximately 400 athletes and coaches.

TODAY – THE LEGION NATIONAL TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP HAS REACHED INTERNATIONAL MERIT

The National Track and Field Championships are only one aspect of the total involvement of The Royal Canadian Legion with track and field in Canada. Many branches across the country sponsor local track and field clubs all year round, and many provincial commands hold provincial meets and training camps for thousands of young athletes.

This total collective effort from across the country combined with the assistance of the provincial and national Athletics Canada organizations results in Canada’s best youth and midget athletes competing nationally. National and provincial athletic associations have described the program as one of the best in existence and have qualified it to be of international merit. This legacy has continued throughout the years as Legion athletes continue to represent Canada nationally and internationally.

In 2010 the Legion National Youth Track & Field Championships became Canada’s defacto Canadian Championships through the opening of the youth and midget categories to all Canadian athletes to compete.

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Team New Brunswick 1975 - Present

Kitchener - Waterloo, Ontario 1975

Weekend Training Camp Only (Four Provincial Commands Participated)

Legion Representative: Richard (Dick) Jamer

Coaches: Brian Gilliss (), Bert Pelletier (Edmonton)

Chaperones:

Athletes Tay Breen (Oromocto) Lynn Poole (Oromocto)

Doug Taylor (Oromocto) Dale Wallace (Oromocto) Laurie Pool (Oromocto)

Athlete information is incomplete.

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Edmonton, Alberta 1976

Weekend Training Camp Only (Six Provincial Commands Participated)

Legion Representative: Richard (Dick) Jamer

Coaches: Brian Gilliss

Chaperones: Gail Gilliss

Athletes - Girls Lynn Poole (Oromocto) Tay Breen (Oromocto) Janelle Jones (Keswick) Brenda Blacquiere (Nelson-Miramichi) Susan Acheson (Fredericton) Lis Mahoney (Oromocto) Denise Caron (St. François) Bernadette MacCarthy (Nelson-Miramichi) Murielle Landry (St. François) Doreen MacCarthy (Nelson-Miramichi)

Athletes - Boys Chris Draper (Fredericton) Mark Webster (Sussex) Jerry Sonier (Nelson-Miramichi)

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1st Nationals Waasis Turf Field & University of New Brunswick Oromocto, New Brunswick 1977

First Week Long Camp and Competition (Nine Provincial Commands Participated)

Legion Representative: Richard (Dick) Jamer

Coaches: LeRoy Washburn, Brian Gilliss

Chaperones:

Athletes - Midget Girls Margo Hachey (Nelson-Miramichi) Kelly Monroe (Hometown Unknown) Janell Jones (Keswick) Murielle Landry (St. Francois) Cathy Wilson (Saint John) Brenda Blacquier (Nelson-Miramichi) Francois Michaud (St. Francois) Heather Miller (Oromocto) Margaret MacDonald () Liz Mahoney (Oromocto)

Athletes - Midget Boys Chris Draper (Fredericton) Ray Gaudet (Moncton) Jeff Fairley (Hometown Unknown) Tom Rideout (Woodstock) Graham Beaney (Fredericton) Tony Noble (Fredericton) Wayne Kirby (Oromocto) John Walcott (Oromocto) Mark Duguay (Hometown Unknown) Tom Walchuk (Moncton) Gerald Kelly (Hometown Unknown) Ross Gorman (Fredericton)

Athletes - Bantam Girls Kristie Baxendale (Sussex) Lisa Gurr (Oromocto) Melanie Casey (Nelson-Miramichi) Paulette Lynch (Nelson-Miramichi) Kathy Alchom (Oromocto) Brenda Walsh (Oromocto) Cathy Gaudet (Oromocto) Ellen Lynch (Nelson-Miramichi) Adele Bourque (Hometown Unknown) Jane Higgins (Saint John) Maureen McConrghy (Oromocto) Bonnie Campbell (Oromocto)

Athletes - Bantam Boys Paul Murphy (Fredericton) Don Perry (Hometown Unknown) Andre Hachey (Chatham) Scott Prosser (Oromocto) Lance Hastings (Oromocto) Ted Dewyert (Hometown Unknown) F. Melanson (Hometown Unknown) Joey MacDonald (Nelson-Miramichi) Jeff Casey (Hometown Unknown) Kevin Roy (Hometown Unknown) Malcolm Blair (Hometown Unknown) Chris Pinsent (Oromocto) Kevin Horgan (Saint John)

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2nd Nationals Peace Gardens, Manitoba 1978

Legion Representative: Richard (Dick) Jamer

Coaches: Art Gremley, Brian Gilliss, Reg Springer

Chaperones: Dick Jamer, Sylvia Pinsent, Amédée (Meddy) Cormier, Van Cormier

Athletes - Under 15 Girls Cathy Gaudet (Oromocto) Kathy Alchorn (Oromocto) Helene Davieau (Oromocto) Paula Foley (Nelson-Miramichi) Wendy Dickinson (Woodstock) Karen Brewer (Hometown Unknown) Jane Higgins (Saint John) Ellen Lynch (Nelson-Miramichi) Melanie Casey (Nelson-Miramichi) Debbie Wiley (Hometown Unknown)

Athletes - Under 16 Boys Wayne Kirby (Oromocto) Stan Haddon (Oromocto) Mike Sokolowski (Hometown Unknown) Jim Malone (Hometown Unknown) Joey Daley (Hometown Unknown) Dave Staples (Hometown Unknown) Dwayne Guptill (Hometown Unknown) Kevin Hooper (Hometown Unknown) Scott Williamson (Hometown Unknown)

Athletes - Under 14 Girls Kristie Baxendale (Sussex) Maureen McConeghy (Oromocto) Paulette Lynch (Nelson-Miramichi) Sandra Doucette (Hometown Unknown) Annie Casey (Hometown Unknown) Cathy Maxwell (Saint John) Brenda Walsh (Oromocto)

Athletes - Under 15 Boys Scott Prosser (Oromocto) Lance Hastings (Oromocto) Greg Grondin (Oromocto) Paul Murphy (Fredericton) Ed Hawkes (Hometown Unknown) Jeff Casey (Hometown Unknown) Dave Blois (Hometown Unknown) Kevin Horgan (Saint John) Peter Nowlan (Hometown Unknown) Mike Perry (Hometown Unknown)

Age category of the following athletes unknown -

Girls Boys Bernadette MacCarthy (Nelson-Miramichi) Graham Beaney (Fredericton) Brenda Blacquiere (Nelson-Miramichi) Tony Noble (Fredericton)

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3rd Nationals Memorial University St. John's, Newfoundland 1979

Legion Representative: Richard (Dick) Jamer

Coaches: Brian Gilliss, Art Gremley, Donald Lynch

Chaperones: Sylvia Pinsent, Dr. Bob Prosser, Amédée (Meddy) Cormier, Van Cormier

Athletes - Under 16 Girls Kathy Alchorn (Oromocto) Pam Shupe (Oromocto) Debbie Darrah (Oromocto) Wendy Dickinson (Woodstock) Paulette Lynch (Nelson-Miramichi) Debbie Wiley (Hometown Unknown) Paula Foley (Nelson-Miramichi) Ellen Lynch (Nelson-Miramichi) Joanne Matheson (Hometown Unknown) Sandra Doucet (Hometown Unknown) Carol Maxwell (Hometown Unknown) Jane Higgins (Saint John) Renee Seale (Hometown Unknown) Sheryl Morin (Hometown Unknown) Terry Lee Damon (Hometown Unknown) Jackie Blois (Hometown Unknown) **

Athletes - Under 16 Boys David Blois (Hometown Unknown) Scott Prosser (Oromocto) Kevin Hooper (Hometown Unknown) Greg Grondin (Oromocto) Joel Daly (Hometown Unknown) Peter Nowlan (Hometown Unknown) Ed Hawkes (Hometown Unknown) Mikel Magnusson (Oromocto) Kenny MacKinnon (Oromocto) Jeff Casey (Hometown Unknown) John Matthews (Hometown Unknown) **

Athletes - Under 14 Girls Shaina Mills (Hometown Unknown) Gina Spear (Saint John) Desanges Chaisson (Hometown Unknown) Cathy Maxwell (Saint John) Tammy Richardson (Hometown Unknown) Diana Prosser (Oromocto) Joanne Vautour (Hometown Unknown)

Athletes - Under 14 Boys Mike Goorevitch (Moncton) Ron McLeod (Hometown Unknown) Bill MacMackin (Rothesay) Danny Dionne (Perth-Andover) Philip Cady (Hometown Unknown)

** Unsure if a team member.

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4th Nationals University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1980

Legion Representative: Richard (Dick) Jamer

Coaches: Walter Ellis, Brian Gilliss

Chaperones:

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Gina Spear (Saint John) Rene Seale (Saint John) Pam Shupe (Oromocto) Joanne Blois (Fredericton) Jackie Blois (Fredericton) Debbie Derrah (Fredericton) Tammi Richardson (Fredericton) Dianne Prosser (Oromocto) Kelly McKinnon (Oromocto) Terry Maclellan (Oromocto) Lisa Briggs (Woodstock)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Rob Stoney (Saint John) Greg Hooper (Saint John) Steve Johnson (Saint John) Bob Russell (Fredericton) Bruce Gaston (Fredericton) Chris Pinsent (Oromocto) Scott Grealey (Rexton) Phillip Cady (Chatham) Mike Goorevitch (Moncton)

Athletes - Midget Girls Lee Latham (Saint John) Sharon Belyea (Saint John) Shana Mills (Fredericton) Diana Archibald (Oromocto) Susan Swallow (Oromocto) Tammy Dean (Fredericton) Lisa Girouard (Moncton) Joanne LeBlanc ()

Athletes - Midget Boys David Robinson (Saint John) Brad Kilpatrick (Saint John) Gordie Cosman (Saint John) Mark Durley (Saint John) Denis Vringer (Moncton) Peter McKinley (Moncton) Ron Daigle () Jamie Ayles (Oromocto)

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5th Nationals McMaster University Hamilton, Ontario 1981

Legion Representative: Richard (Dick) Jamer

Coaches: Walter Ellis, Brian Gilliss

Chaperones: Sylvia Pinsent, Gail Gilliss

Athletes - Girls 16 and Under Gina Spear (Saint John) Jacqueline Maillet (Tracadie) Debbie Darrah (Oromocto) Tammi Richardson (Fredericton) Joanne LeBlanc (Richibucto) Joanne Vautour (Hometown Unknown) Kelly MacKinnon (Hometown Unknown) Kim Malcolm (Oromocto)

Athletes - Boys 16 and Under David Robinson (Saint John) Mark Durley (Saint John) Robert Losier (Hometown Unknown) Dennis Vringer (Moncton) Ron McLeod (Hometown Unknown) Bill MacMackin (Rothesay) Jamie Ayles (Oromocto) Gordon Cosman (Hometown Unknown) Ron Boudreau (Bouctouche) Peter McKinley (Moncton) Phil Cady (Hometown Unknown) Glen Landry (Hometown Unknown) Jim Kenney (Hometown Unknown)

Athletes - Girls 14 and Under Sharon Beyea (Saint John) Vicki Frigault (Saint John) Lee Latham (Saint John) Linda Losier (Hometown Unknown) Donna Gee (Hometown Unknown) Beth Palmer (Hometown Unknown) Pauline Lordon (Chatham) Carol Stephens (Chatham) Carol Ann McMorran (Oromocto)

Athletes - Boys 14 and Under Mike Brideau (Saint John) Gary McWilliams (Tracadie) Ian Mogilevsky (Fredericton) Kent McKinney (Hometown Unknown) John Mulder (Hometown Unknown) Mike Damon (Saint John) Roger Boudreau (Hometown Unknown)

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6th Nationals Waasis Turf Field & University of New Brunswick Oromocto, New Brunswick 1982

Legion Representative: Richard (Dick) Jamer

Coaches: Walter Ellis, Brian Gillis

Chaperones: Amédée (Meddy) Cormier, Van Cormier, Judy Ellis, Judy Latham

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Jacqueline Maillet (Tracadie) Kim Malcolm (Oromocto) Diana Prosser (Oromocto) Tammi Richardson (Fredericton) Gina Spear (Saint John) Suzanne Swallow (Oromocto) Janet Digdon (Chatham)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Ron Boudreau (Bouctouche) Gordie Cosman (Saint John) Ricky Myles (Saint John) Bill MacMackin (Rothesay) Tom Moller (Chatham) David Robinson (Saint John) Dennis Vringer (Moncton)

Athletes - Midget Girls Sharon Belyea (Saint John) Sylvie Caron (Hometown Unknown) Geraldine Donahue (Chatham) Vicki Frigault (Saint John) Lisa Harris (Chatham) Pauline Landry (Hometown Unknown) Lee Latham (Saint John) Pauline Lordon (Chatham) Carol Ann McMorran (Oromocto) Josette Morais (Richibucto) Carol Stephens (Chatham) Trina Penny (Saint John)

Athletes - Midget Boys Mike Brideau (Saint John) Guy Comeau (Hometown Unknown) Mike Damon (Saint John) Doug Forgrave (Saint John) Mike Hollingsworth (Saint John) Peter Legere (Chatham) Gary McWilliams (Tracadie) Edgar Mallais (Tracadie) Ian Mogilevsky (Fredericton) Arne Mooers (Fredericton) Matt Myers (Oromocto) Francis Reinders (Saint John) Scott Robinson (Saint John)

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7th Nationals University of Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario 1983

Legion Representative: Richard (Dick) Jamer

Coaches: Louis-Rene Comeau, LeRoy Washburn, Brian Gillis

Chaperones: Brian Gilliss, Gail Gilliss, Amédée (Meddy) Cormier, Van Cormier

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Sharon Beyea (Saint John) Vicki Frigault (Saint John) Pauline Lordon (Chatham) Carol Stephens (Chatham) Gisele Bilodeau (Cocagne) Michelle Cormier (Fredericton) Kim Malcolm (Oromocto) Sandra MacDougall (Oromocto) Doreen Hache (Nelson-Miramichi)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys David Robinson (Saint John) Ricky Myles (Saint John) David Nowlan (Saint John) Mark LeBlanc (Chatham) Andre LeBlanc (Fredericton) Ian Mogilevsky (Fredericton) Luc Sirois ()

Athletes - Midget Girls Geraldine Donahue (Chatham) Suzanne Godin () Tammy Damon (Saint John) Julie Todd (Saint John) Gina McNeil (Fredericton)

Athletes - Midget Boys Scott Robinson (Saint John) Rorri Currie (Saint John) Dean Martin (Rogersville) Ronnie Brideau (Saint John) (Rexton) Mike Waller (Fredericton) Mike Hollingsworth (Saint John) Francis Reinders (Saint John)

Age category of the following athletes unknown -

Girls Boys Nathalie Basque (Tracadie) Brian Arsenault (Hometown Unknown) Sylvie Caron (Hometown Unknown) Marc Guitard (Hometown Unknown) Kelly Sproul (Hometown Unknown) Edgar Mallais (Tracadie) Paul Mills (Oromocto)

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8th Nationals St. Mary's University Halifax, 1984

Legion Representative: Richard (Dick) Jamer

Coaches: Walter Ellis, Brian Gillis, John MacDonald

Chaperones: Harold Nicholson, Rila Ellis, Danny Scully, Shirley Penny

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Sharon Beyea (Saint John) Pauline Lordon (Chatham) Carol Stephens (Chatham) Debbie Basque (Tracadie) Sandra MacDougall (Oromocto) Lisa Murphy (Moncton) Gina McNeil (Fredericton)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Scott Robinson (Saint John) Mark LeBlanc (Chatham) Mike Hollingsworth (Saint John) Gary McWilliams (Tracadie) Luc Sirois (Edmundston) Ronald Daigle (Richibucto) Andre LeBlanc (Fredericton) Ian Mogilevsky (Fredericton) Peter Legere (Chatham Head)

Athletes - Midget Girls Angie Spear (Saint John) Rhonda Wilson (Chatham) Denise Dinan (Chatham) Suzanne Godin (Shippagan) Cathy White (Fredericton) Trina Penny (Saint John) Kristen Sweet (Rothesay) Nicole Allain (Bouctouche) Annette Lavigne (Moncton) Rhonda Hooley (Saint John) Cheryl Presley (Saint John)

Athletes - Midget Boys Scott Hennigar (Petitcodiac) Dean Martin (Rogersville) Rorri Currie (Saint John) Shawn Graham (Rexton) Bruce Grant (Saint John) Ronnie Brideau (Saint John) Tony McKean (Saint John)

Age category of the following athletes unknown -

Girls Boys Chantale Despres (Hometown Unknown) Brian Walsh (Hometown Unknown) Nancy Walsh (Hometown Unknown)

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9th Nationals University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1985

Legion Representative: Richard (Dick) Jamer

Coaches: Walter Ellis, Brian Gillis, John MacDonald, Danny Scully

Chaperones: Richard (Dick) Jamer, Gabrielle Anderson, Norma Thompson, Norman Thompson

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Geraldine Donahue (Chatham) Natalie Fowlie (Chatham) Suzanne Godin (Shippagan) Joyce MacCormack (Chatham) Kristen Sweet (Rothesay) Cathy White (Fredericton) Annette Lavigne (Moncton)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Colin Inglis (Newcastle) Scott Hennigar (Petitcodiac) Scott Robinson (Saint John) Michel Valcourt (Edmundston) Shawn Graham (Rexton) Mike Waller (Fredericton) Ronnie Brideau (Saint John) Tony McKeon (Saint John) Bruce Grant (Saint John) Rorri Currie (Saint John)

Athletes - Midget Girls Heather McMulkin (Fredericton) Deidre Tattersall (Perth-Andover) Louanna Mooney (Saint John) Rhonda Wilson (Chatham) Nicole Allain (Bouctouche) Angie Spear (Saint John) Shelley Whitehead (Moncton)

Athletes - Midget Boys Brian Bell (Moncton) Keith Jennex (Sussex) Gilles Doiron (Notre Dame) Daniel St. Laurent (Bathurst) Patrick LaBelle () Jean-Serge Muboyayi (Tracadie) Chris Hanlon (Sussex) Rejean Despres (Cocagne)

Age category of the following athletes unknown -

Girls Isabelle Auclair (Hometown Unknown) Kelly Malone (Hometown Unknown)

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10th Nationals Laurentian University Sudbury, Ontario 1986

Legion Representative: Norman Thompson

Coaches: Brian Gillis, John MacDonald, Kim Malcolm,

Chaperones: Robert Anderson, Gabrielle Anderson, Norma Thompson, Norman Thompson

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Monique Daigle (St. Louis) Natalie Fowlie (Chatham) Suzanne Godin (Shippagan) Lorraine Hourihan (Rothesay) Annette Lavigne (Moncton) Kristen Sweet () Deidra Tattersall (Perth-Andover) Cathy White (Fredericton)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys James Cliff (Moncton) Rorri Currie (Saint John) Bruce Grant (Saint John) Scott Hennigar (Riverview) Colin Inglis (Newcastle) Dean Martin (Rogersville) Jean-Serge Muboyayi (Tracadie) Scott Robinson (Saint John) Kyle Scott (Sussex)

Athletes - Midget Girls Kathy Bremner (Chatham) Angela Busch (Moncton) Natasha Connell (Sussex) Rachel Dupuis (Saint John) Stephanie Ellis (Fredericton) Kelly McCormack (Chatham) Louanna Mooney (Saint John) Wendy Phillips (Moncton) Tanya Whelan (Chatham) Darlin Walsh (Chatham)

Athletes - Midget Boys Brian Bell (Moncton) Joel Bourgeois (Grande Digue) Rejean Despres (Cocagne) Barry Hunt (Sussex) Patrick LaBelle (Caraquet) Larry Patterson (Moncton) Danny Ricketts (Saint John) Jason Spalding (Hampton) Fraser Veitch (Fredericton)

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11th Nationals University of Calgary Calgary, Alberta 1987

Legion Representative: Norman Thompson

Coaches: Brian Gillis, John MacDonald, Kim Malcolm, Peter Stuart

Chaperones: Robert Anderson, Gabrielle Anderson, Norma Thompson, Norman Thompson

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Tanya Whalen (Chatham) Stephanie Ellis (Saint John) Deidre Tattersall (Perth-Andover) Kelly McCormack (Chatham) Teah Gosman (Fredericton) Felicia Greer (Fredericton) Amy Cashion (Fredericton) Kathy Bremner (Chatham) Kim Morrison (Nelson­Miramichi) Heather McMulkin (Fredericton)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Joel Bourgeois (Caissie Cape) Fraser Veitch (Fredericton) Troy Thorne (Hometown Unknown) Jonas Mureika (Fredericton) Larry Patterson (Moncton) Brian Bell (Moncton) Willie Best (Fredericton) Jason Spalding (Hampton) Michel Valcourt (Edmundston) Shaun Sonier (Chatham) Keith Jennex (Sussex)

Athletes - Midget Girls Natasha Connell (Sussex) Tracy Underhill (Quispamsis) Darlin Walsh (Chatham) Kathy Keeling (Fredericton) Wendy Phillips (Moncton) Rachel Babin (Richibucto) Lynn Conkie (Chatham) Tanya Sears (Oromocto) Jill Simpson (Oromocto)

Athletes - Midget Boys Brian Oliver (Sussex) Jeremy Pearson (Belleisle) Kevin Arsenault (Rogersville) Eric Robichaud (Caraquet) Fabio Schichilone (Bathurst) Peter Lavigne (Saint John)

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12th Nationals Université Laval City, Quebec 1988

Legion Representative: Norman Thompson

Coaches: Claude Duke, John MacDonald, Peter Stuart

Chaperones: Robert Anderson, Gabrielle Anderson, Norma Thompson, Norman Thompson

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Rachelle Babin (Richibucto) Angie Boutilier (Moncton) Kathy Bremner (Chatham) Teah Gosman (Fredericton) Rebecca Mazerolle (Shippagan) Louanna Mooney (Saint John) Wendy Phillips (Moncton) Margaret Pugh (Fredericton) Tanya Sears (Oromocto) Tracey Shanks (Saint John) Danielle VanOorschot (Saint John) Natasha Connell (Sussex)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Brian Bell (Moncton) Joel Bourgeois (Caissie Cape) Jeff Munn (Moncton) Jonas Mureika (Fredericton) Noah Parsons (Fredericton) Jeremy Pearson (Belleisle) Kevin Richard (Newcastle) Jason Spalding (Hampton)

Athletes - Midget Girls Lynn Conkie (Chatham) Starla Dort (Oromocto) Marsha Hebert (St. Charles) Pamela Malcolm (Rothesay) Amy Schofield (Chatham) Stacey Vanlderstine (Riverview) Renee Young (Riverview) Natalie Daigle (St. Louis de Kent)

Athletes - Midget Boys Kevin Arsenault (Rogersville) Eric Duke (Caraquet) Carlo Gionet (Bathurst) Patrick Gray (Belleisle) James Hannah (Chatham) Christian Mallet (Tracadie) Sean McAlpine (Oromocto) Robin Perry (Havelock) Billy Stillman (Oromocto) Ian Washburn (St. George)

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13th Nationals University of Victoria Victoria, 1989

Legion Representative: Richard (Dick) Jamer

Coaches: Harold Nicholson, Peter Stuart

Chaperones: Robert Anderson, Gabrielle Anderson, Norma Thompson, Norman Thompson

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Starla Dort (Oromocto) Chantal Hickey (Moncton) Rebecca Mazerolle (Shippagan) Sylvette Plourde (St. Louis de Kent) Catherine Till (Oromocto)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Lee Blois (Saint John) Jason Lavigne (Saint John) Kevin LeBlanc (Rogersville) Neil Manson (Fredericton) Kevin Richard (Newcastle) Billy Stillman (Oromocto) John Thorley (Newcastle)

Athletes - Midget Girls Natalie Daigle (St. Charles) Tammy Davis (Chatham) Julie Dupuis (Cocagne) Beth Guptill (St. Andrews) Marsha Hebert (St. Charles) Pam Malcolm (Rothesay) Chantal Martin (St. Ignace) Marie Mazerolle (Shippagan) Jennifer McNulty (Saint John) Jennifer Robertson (Fredericton) Lise Thebeau (Cocagne) Renee Young (Riverview)

Athletes - Midget Boys Mario Breau (Cocagne) Darren Glendenning (Hartland) Jason Gauthier (Oromocto) Christian Grant (Bathurst) Denis LeBlanc (Notre Dame) Danny Noel (Tracadie) James Norris (Chatham) Pascal Paulin (Lameque) Robin Perry (Havelock) Andre Roy (Petit­Rocher) John Sokolowski (Chatham) Travis Washburn (Tracey)

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14th Nationals Memorial University Saint John's, Newfoundland 1990

Legion Representative: Norman Thompson

Coaches: Marc Beaudoin, Brian Gillis, John MacDonald, Mark Sheehan

Chaperones: Mike McWatters, Nancy Revielle, Norma Thompson, Norman Thompson

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Beth Guptill (St. Andrews) Rhiannon lies (St. Andrews) Chantal Martin (St. Ignace) Sylvette Plourde (Richibucto) Stacey Vanlderstine (Riverview)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Jason Chambers (Sussex) Eric Duke (Caraquet) Stephane Forbes (Caraquet) Mark Galbraith (Saint John) Jimmy Hannah (Chatham) Jason Kearns (Oromocto) Kevin LeBlanc (Rogersville) Vincent Leger (Bouctouche) James Norris (Chatham) Jason Steele (Newcastle) Ian Washburn (St. George) Travis Washburn (Tracey) Robert Whalen (Ste. Anne)

Athletes - Midget Girls Micheline Allain (Bouctouche) Brigitte Cormier (Moncton) Julie Dupuis (Cocagne) Ginette Gagnon (Dieppe) Jennifer Robertson (Fredericton) Tabatha Ror (Oromocto) Kyril Suppa (Oromocto) Catherine Till (Oromocto) Lise Thebeau (Bouctouche) Treva Thomas ( Bridge)

Athletes - Midget Boys Scott Fowler (Oromocto) Mike Hume (Stanley) Bobby Hunter (Florenceville) Eric LeBouthillier (Caraquet) Glen Matchett (Oak Point) Brian Richard (Rogersville) John Sokolowski (Chatham) Jason Thomas (Shediac Bridge) Russell Washburn (St. George)

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15th Nationals York University Toronto, Ontario 1991

Legion Representative: Norman Thompson

Coaches: Verne Cunningham, Claude Duke, Mark Sheehan, Peter Stuart

Chaperones: Norma Thompson, Norman Thompson, LeRoy Washburn, Loretta Washburn

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Janet Delahunt (Riverview) Julie Dupuis (Cocagne) Beth Guptill (St. Andrews) Chantal Martin (St. Ignace) Kyril Suppa (Oromocto)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Stephane Forbes (Caraquet) Mike Hume (Stanley) Jason Keams (Oromocto) Denis LeBlanc (Notre Dame) Vincent Leger (Bouctouche) Ian MacDougall (Hometown Unknown) Glen Matchett (Oak Point) Robin Perry (Havelock) Andre Roy (Beresford) Jason Thomas (Shediac Bridge) Travis Washburn (Wirral) Robert Whalen (Memramcook)

Athletes - Midget Girls Kelly Campbell (Oromocto) Joanne Delong (Woodstock) Nathalie Duke (Caraquet) Sonia Hebert (Edmundston) Cailin O'Kane (Newcastle) Martha Maxwell (Sackville) Nicole McTimoney (Oromocto) Susan Whitely (Riverview)

Athletes - Midget Boys Gilbert Blanchard (Caraquet) Peter Fraser (Riverview) Danny Godin (Tracadie) Adrian Greenlaw (Bristol) Cory Henderson (St. Andrews) Ben Imrie (St. Andrews) Eric LeBouthillier (Caraquet) Scott McHugh () Gordon Mosher (New Maryland) Russell Nugent (Oromocto)

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16th Nationals University of Calgary Calgary, Alberta 1992

Legion Representative: Norma Thompson

Coaches: Verne Cunningham, Claude Duke, Denise Pugh, Jean-Francois Richard

Chaperones: Robert Anderson, Gabrielle Anderson, Harold Nicholson, Norma Thompson

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Julie Dupuis (Cocagne) Sonia Hebert (Edmundston) Tabatha Ror (Oromocto) Treva Thomas (Shediac Bridge)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Scott Fowler (Oromocto) Peter Fraser (Riverview) Mathieu Gaudet (Memramcook) Danny Godin (Tracadie) George Inglis (Newcastle) Mike Hume (Stanley) Eric LeBoutillier (Caraquet) Glen Matchett (Oak Point) Scott McHugh (Fredericton Junction) John Sokolowski (Chatham) Jason Thomas (Shediac Bridge) Gordon Welch (Sunny Corner)

Athletes - Midget Girls Melissa Clément (Moncton) Sylvie Dionne (Bouctouche) Christine Doucet (Allardville) Jennifer Dysart (Boiestown) Cailin O’Kane (Newcastle) Denise Pelletier (Chatham) Annick Picard (Bouctouche)

Athletes - Midget Boys René Blanchard (Caraquet) Michel Boudreau (Memramcook) Remi Boudreau (Moncton) Philip Davis (Hartland) Cory Henderson (St. Andrews) Ray Hicks (Havelock) Cory Jardine (Chatham) Joshua Jenkins (Hometown Unknown) William Linke (Fredericton Junction) Daniel Malenfant (Dieppe) Sean Thibodeau (Rogersville) Scott Waddell (Saint John) Chris Ward (Woodstock)

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17th Nationals University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1993

Legion Representative: Doug Belding (1st Vice President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Monique Daigle, Jean-Francois Richard, Verne Cunningham, Art Comeau

Chaperones: Doug Belding, Mary Belding, LeRoy Washburn, Loretta Washburn

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Cailin O'Kane (Newcastle) Melissa Clement (Moncton) Tabatha Ror (Oromocto) Nadine Muboyayi (Tracadie) Anita O'Brien (Grand Falls)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Michel Boudreau (Memramcook) Peter Fraser (Riverview) Sean (Oromocto) Scott McHugh (Fredericton Junction) Mathieu Gaudet (Memramcook) Danny Godin (Tracadie) Mathieu Bourque (Moncton) Scott Waddell (Saint John) Cory Henderson (St. Andrews) Ron Stackhouse (Saint John) Sean Thibodeau (Rogersville)

Athletes - Midget Girls Nathalie Comeau (Petit-Rocher) Nadia LaPierre (Dieppe) Alison Andrews (Riverview) Denise Pelletier (Chatham) Christine Doucet (Allardville) Annick Picard (Bouctouche) Marise Parker (Bathurst) Natalie Smith (Riverview) Karen Branch (Bathurst) Natalie Peterson (Riverview)

Athletes - Midget Boys Hugh Simson (Rothesay) Gaetan Dallaire (Bouctouche) Ray Hicks (Havelock) Alain Maillet (Tracadie) Jason Cormier (Hometown Unknown) Marc André Goguen (Bouctouche) Albert LeBouthillier (Caraquet) Ryan Picard (Riverview) Pascal Doiron (Caraquet) Luc Saulnier (Bouctouche)

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18th Nationals University of Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario 1994

Legion Representative: Doug Belding (President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Andre Bouchard, Verne Cunningham, Monique Daigle, John MacDonald

Chaperones: Robert Anderson, Gabrielle Anderson, Doug Belding, Mary Belding

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Cailin O'Kane (Newcastle) Melissa Clement (Moncton) Denise Pelletier (Chatham) Christine Doucet (Allardville) Nathalie Comeau (Petit-Rocher) Amanda Harwood (Moncton) Annick Picard (Bouctouche) Cara Stultz (Moncton)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Hugh Simson (Rothesay) Michel Boudreau (Memramcook) Cory Henderson (St. Andrews) Sean Thibodeau (Rogersville) Ray Hicks (Havelock) Ryan Picard (Moncton) Mathieu Bourque (Moncton) Scott Waddell (Saint John)

Athletes - Midget Girls Stephany Reid (Riverview) Nadia LaPierre (Dieppe) Allison Andrews (Riverview) Heather Box (Sackville) Christine Leger (Notre Dame) Mahoganey Craggette (Saint John) Natalie Hebert (Grand Bay) Isabelle Despres (Cocagne)

Athletes - Midget Boys JayDee Dupuis (Moncton) Scott Davis (Fredericton) Albert LeBouthillier (Caraquet) Scott Simpson (Sackville) Alexandre L'Heureux () David Theriault (Tracadie) Marc LeBlanc (Fredericton) Michel Daigle (Hometown Unknown) Cary McNeil (Hampton) Kenny Caron (Grand Falls) Mike Taylor (Newcastle) Obi lkejiani (Saint John)

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19th Nationals University of Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba 1995

Legion Representative: Gabrielle Anderson

Coaches: Monique Daigle, Colin Inglis, Ron Hume, Claude Duke

Chaperones: Robert Anderson, Gabrielle Anderson,

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Natalie Peterson (Riverview) Christine Doucet (Allardville) Heather Box (Sackville) Denise Pelletier (Miramichi) Christine Leger (Notre Dame) Nathalie Comeau (Petit-Rocher) Mahoganey Craggette (Saint John) Natalie Hebert (Grand Bay) Annick Picard (Bouctouche) Amanda Harwood (Moncton)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Hugh Simson (Rothesay) Obi lkejiani (Saint John) Ray Hicks (Havelock) Dave Pelletier (Seigas) Chris Gray (Belleisle) Max LeBreton (St. Isidore) William Higgins (Rothesay) Guy Melanson (Bouctouche) Gaetan Dallaire (Bouctouche) Cary McNeil (Hampton) Bill Stackhouse (Saint John)

Athletes - Midget Girls Stephany Reid (Riverview) Allison MacKenzie (Riverview) Isabelle Despres (Cocagne) Marie-Josée Richard (Cocagne) Barbara Muckier (Grand Falls) Maryse Theriault (Paquetville)

Athletes - Midget Boys Remi Comeau (Fox Creek) Alexandre L'Heureux (Paquetville) Luc Gallant (St. Louis de Kent) Morgan McElman (St. Andrews) Mike Taylor (Miramichi) Jean-Sebastien Hebert (Shippagan) Shawn Durette (Tracy) Adam Stacey (Moncton)

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20th Nationals Université de Sherbrooke Sherbrooke, Quebec 1996

Legion Representative: Gabrielle Anderson

Coaches: Lee Arthur, Edgar Vick

Chaperones: Robert Anderson, Gabrielle Anderson, Tom Hill, Claire Hebert

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Mahoganey Craggette (Saint John) Isabelle Despres (Cocagne) Erin Dixon (Saint John) Natalie Hebert (Grand Bay) Christine Leger (Bouctouche) Allison MacKenzie (Riverview)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Richard Caracristi (Riverview) Remi Comeau (Dieppe) Scott Davis (Fredericton) Jaydee Dupuis (Moncton) Luc Gallant (St. Ignace) Obi lkejiani (Saint John) Benoit Lawrence (Saint John) Max LeBreton (Tracadie) Cary McNeil (Hampton) Steve Pelletier (Ste. Anne de Madawaska) Jocelyn Ruest (Edmundston)

Athletes - Midget Girls Gillyon Delano (Havelock) Anik Gallant (St. Ignace) Kim Hill (Moncton) Celine Lavigne (Bathurst) Tania Morrison (Beresford) Joannie Savoie (Saint John) Maryse Theriault (Paquetville)

Athletes - Midget Boys Russell Bode (Moncton) Ricky Carrier (Saint John) Eric Chaisson (Beresford) Andre Gaudet (Rogersville) Andy Harriman (Fredericton) Jason Israel (Saint John) Marc LeBlanc (Fredericton) Luc Mazerolle (Richibucto) Morgan McElman (St. Andrews) Julien Savoie (Tracadie) Adam Stacey (Moncton) Justin Stewart (Hartland)

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21st Nationals Memorial University St. John's, Newfoundland 1997

Legion Representative: Jim MacLaggan (Past President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Lee Arthur, John MacDonald, Edgar Vick, Tom Hill (Coach/Manager)

Chaperones: Robert Anderson, Gabrielle Anderson, Helen Ladouceur, John Ladouceur

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Gillyon Delano (Havelock) Isabelle Despres (Cocagne) Celine Lavigne (Bathurst) Allison MacKenzie (Riverview) Tania Morrison (Beresford) Stephany Reid (Riverview) Marie-Josee Richard (Cocagne)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Eric Chaisson (Beresford) Remi Comeau (Dieppe) Shawn Durette (Tracey) Andy Harriman (Fredericton) Luc Gallant (St. Ignace) ** Gordie Hopkins (Moncton) Jason Israel (Saint John) Marc LeBlanc (Fredericton) Morgan McElman (St. Andrews) Peter Merriam (Caraquet) Jocelyn Ruest (Edmundston) Julien Savoie (Tracadie) Adam Stacey (Moncton) Joel Williams (Miramichi)

** Luc was named a ‘honourary team member' in recognition of his determination to overcome a life-threatening illness.

Athletes - Midget Girls Alicia Bell (Plaster Rock) Anik Gallant (St. Ignace) Danika Gaudet (St. Louis) Sarah Harlow (Saint John) Kim Hill (Moncton) Jennifer Kay (St. Andrews) Julie Landry (Caraquet) Sheena Teed (Saint John)

Athletes - Midget Boys Paul Arsenault (Moncton) Stephane Godin (Paquetville) Gabriel Harvey (Sackville) Dan Martin (Moncton) Jonathan Nason (McAdam) Louis-Rene Robichaud (Richibucto) Justin Stewart (Hartland)

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22nd Nationals University of Northern British Columbia Prince George, British Columbia 1998

Legion Representative: Bill Wood (President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Harold Nicholson, John MacDonald, Edgar Vick, Tom Hill

Chaperones: Helen Ladouceur, Mark Sheehan, Bill Wood, Sandra Wood

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Jennifer Bartlett (Riverview) Anik Gallant (St. Ignace) Danika Gaudet (Richibucto) Sarah Harlow (Saint John) Kimberly Hill (Moncton) Celine Lavigne (Bathurst) Marie-Josee Richard (Cocagne) Maryse Theriault (Paquetville)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Eric Chaisson (Beresford) Andre Gaudet (Rogersville) Mark Goguen (Saint John) Stephane Godin (Paquetville) Andrew Harriman (Fredericton) Gordie Hopkins (Moncton) Jason Israel (Saint John) Jens Jeppeson (New Denmark) Marc LeBlanc (Fredericton) Dan Martin (Moncton) Morgan McElman (St. Andrews) Chris Mychasiw (Miramichi) Matthew Stacey (Moncton)

Athletes - Midget Girls Vicky Anderson (Stanley) Alicia Bell (Plaster Rock) Sheena Teed (Saint John)

Athletes - Midget Boys Paul Arsenault (Moncton) Devin Doucette (Moncton) Matthew Goss (Fredericton) Bruno Hache (Tetagouche) Mathieu Morrison (Petit-Rocher) Jonathan Nason (McAdam) Tony Robichaud (Ste. Rose) Louis-Rene Robichaud (St. Louis de Kent) Yves Robichaud (Grande Anse) Travis Saunders (Fredericton) Jeremy Steeves (Riverview) Nicolas Theriault (Paquetville)

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23rd Nationals Laurentian University Sudbury, Ontario 1999

Legion Representative: Bill Wood (President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Rod MacKenzie, Jocelyn Cliff, Kristen Sweet, Michel Vautour

Chaperones: Bill Wood, Sandra Wood, Leo Johnson, Jeanine Johnson

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Vicky Anderson (Stanley) Alicia Bell (Plaster Rock) Breanna Flanagan (Moncton) Tammy Fraser (Moncton) Sarah Harlow (Saint John) Kim Hill (Moncton) Jennifer Kay (St. Andrews) Erin McAuley (Quispamsis) Sandra Reid (Riverview) Sheena Teed (Saint John)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Mathieu Arsenault (Rexton) Paul Arsenault (Moncton) Stephane Godin (Paquetville) Matthew Goss (Fredericton) Jens Jeppeson (New Denmark) Kris Mychasiw (Miramichi) Jonathan Nason (McAdam) Louis-Rene Robichaud (Richibucto) Yves Robichaud (Grande Anse) Nicolas Theriault (Paquetville) Jeff Wade (Moncton)

Athletes - Midget Girls Kristen Johnston (St. Stephen) Monica Lanteigne (Caraquet) Shanel Leger (Beresford) Tessa Mesheau (Sackville) Martine Thebeau (St. Ignace) Mélanie Vautour (Richibucto Village)

Athletes - Midget Boys Marcel Bourque (Cocagne) Devin Doucette (Moncton) Mark Gamble (Rothesay) Serge Goguen (Saint John) Adam Kellar (Hampton) Mathieu Morrison (Petit-Rocher) Prince Mwenga (Moncton) Frank Roy (Bathurst) Travis Saunders (Fredericton)

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24th Nationals University of Calgary Calgary, Alberta 2000

Legion Representative: Leo Johnson (President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Verne Cunningham, Kristen Sweet, Mark Sheehan, Harold Nicholson

Chaperones: Leo Johnson, Jeanine Johnson, Wally McKiel, Joan McKiel

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Vicky Anderson (Stanley) Alicia Bell (Plaster Rock) Jennifer Kay (St. Andrews) Elisabeth McLatchie (Black's Harbour) Sandra Reid (Riverview) Charlene Snowdon (Sackville) Martine Thebeau (St. Ignace) Mélanie Vautour (Richibucto Village)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Mathieu Arsenault (Rexton) Paul Arsenault (Moncton) Matthew Goss (Fredericton) Renaud Guimond (St. Louis de Kent) Adam Kellar (French Village) Mathieu Morrison (Petit-Rocher) Jonathan Nason (McAdam) Louis-René Robichaud (Richibucto) Yves Robichaud (Grande Anse) Travis Saunders (Fredericton) Nicolas Theriault (Paquetville) Jeff Wade (Moncton)

Athletes - Midget Girls Annie Bourgeois (Meadowbrook) Jillian Brennan (Fredericton) Kristen Johnston (St. Stephen) Lindsay Laltoo (Moncton) Sylvie LeBlanc (Memramcook) Tessa Mesheau (Sackville) Myriam Moore (Bas-Caraquet) Rachelle Pinet (Bathurst) Solene Prince (Madran) Christine Richard (St. Louis de Kent)

Athletes - Midget Boys Matthew Brophy (Fredericton) François Duguay (Duguayville) James Green (Fredericton) Gabriel LeBlanc (Moncton) Patrick Leland (Quispamsis) Joey Savoie (Geary)

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25th Nationals Université de Sherbrooke Sherbrooke, Quebec 2001

Legion Representative: Leo Johnson (President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Edgar Vick, Michel Vautour, John MacDonald, Marcel Poulin

Chaperones: Leo Johnson, Jeanine Johnson, Helen Ladouceur, Harold Nicholson

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Jill Brennan (Fredericton) Geneviève Gauvin (Shippagan) Lindsay Laltoo (Moncton) Sylvie LeBlanc (Memramcook) Myriam Moore (Bas-Caraquet) Martine Thebeau (St. Ignace)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Matthew Brophy (Fredericton) Adam Kellar (French Village) Curtis Kyle (Hampton) Gabriel LeBlanc (Moncton) Mathieu Morrison (Petit-Rocher) Josh O'Hagan (Medford) Travis Saunders (Fredericton) Christian Theriault (Hanwell)

Athletes - Midget Girls Amanda Bartlett (Hanwell) Martine Boudreau (Four Roads) Annie Bourgeois (Meadowbrook) Cynthia Carter (Kouchibouquac) Janelle Comeau (Tracadie-Sheila) Annie Cormier (St. Louis de Kent) Kelsey Daley (Hanwell) Erica Doucet (Dieppe) Rachel Jaillet (Ste. Marie de Kent) Véronique Lagace (Bathurst) Solene Prince (Madran) Christine Richard (St. Ignace)

Athletes - Midget Boys Salim Benahmed (Pointe-Alexandre) Julien Cormier (Caraquet) Jean-François Duclos (St. Isidore) François Duguay (Duguayville) Eric Fenety (Moncton) Justin Mallet (Shippagan) Kyle Killam (Salisbury) Patrick Leland (Quispamsis) Josh MacGregor (Miramichi) Svein Piene (Fredericton)

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26th Nationals Université de Sherbrooke Sherbrooke, Quebec 2002

Legion Representative: Helen Ladouceur

Coaches: Dick Hartnett, Michel Vautour, John MacDonald,

Chaperones: Helen Ladouceur, John Ladouceur, Edgar Vick, Betty Vick

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Amanda Bartlett (Hanwell) Annie Bourgeois (Meadowbrook) Jill Brennan (Fredericton) Christine Richard (Richibucto) Cindy Theriault (Paquetville)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Jason Baldwin (Hometown Unknown) Jason Bonar () Matthew Brophy (Fredericton) Francois Duguay (Duguayville) Eric Fenety (Moncton) Pierre Fontaine (St. Louis de Kent) Kyle Killam (Salisbury) Gabriel LeBlanc (Moncton) Patrick Leland (Quispamsis) Josh Merrithew (Hampton) Svein Piene (Fredericton) Tyler Rogers (Upham) Christian Theriault (Hanwell) Justin Vautour (St. Louis de Kent)

Athletes - Midget Girls Naomi Corey (Havelock) Isabelle Cormier (Shediac) Kelsey Daley (Hanwell) Jolaine Gallant (Richibucto) Allison Howatt (Fredericton) Elizabeth MacDonald (Oromocto) Emilie Manuel (Baie Ste. Anne) Michelle Mcinnes (Oromocto) Emma Savage (Moncton)

Athletes - Midget Boys Olivier Babineau (Dieppe) François Duguay (Duguayville) Chris Landry (Moncton) Brian Lewis (Fredericton) Justin Mallet (Shippegan) Jordan Nason (McAdam) Jonathan Reid (Oromocto)

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27th Nationals University of Waterloo Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario 2003

Legion Representative: Leo Johnson (Past President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Dick Hartnett, Michel Vautour, John MacDonald, Verne Cunningham

Chaperones: Leo Johnson, Jeanine Johnson

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Amanda Bartlett (Hanwell) Annie Bourgeois (Meadowbrook) Isabelle Cormier (Shediac) Kelsey Daley (Fredericton) Erica Doucet (Dieppe) Libby Kostovic (St. Stephen) Elizabeth MacDonald (Oromocto) Christine Richard (St. Ignace) Emma Savage (Moncton) Cindy Theriault (Paquetville) Melanie Theriault (Bertrand)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Olivier Babineau (Dieppe) Shawn Bellefleur (Grand Sault) Francois Duguay (Duguayville) Erik Fenety (Moncton) Derek Ferguson (Fredericton) Kyle Killam (Salisbury) Patrick Leland (Quispamsis) Brian Lewis (Fredericton) Justin Mallet (Shippagan) Josh Merrithew (Hampton) Sveine Piene (Fredericton) Tyler Rodgers (Upham) Justin Vautour (St. Louis de Kent)

Athletes - Midget Girls Gabrielle Babineau (Dieppe) Naomi Corey (Havelock) Jolaine Gallant (Richibucto) Chelsea Germain (Fredericton) Quinn Horochuk (Oromocto) Alyson Howatt (Fredericton)

Athletes - Midget Boys Carlo Bellefleur (Grand Sault) Andrew Blair (McAdam) Wes Johnson (St. Stephen) Stephane Cormier (Grand-Barachois) Pierre Landry (St. Louis de Kent) Ryan MacPherson (Fredericton)

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28th Nationals Laurentian University Sudbury, Ontario 2004

Legion Representative: Helen Ladouceur

Coaches: Dick Hartnett, John MacDonald, Edgar Vick, Marc Beaudoin

Chaperones: Helen Ladouceur, John Ladouceur, Gabrielle Anderson, Robert Anderson

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Jessica Belliveau (Quispamsis) Naomi Corey (Havelock) Isabelle Cormier (Shediac) Kelsey Daley (Hanwell) Jolaine Gallant (Richibucto) Quinn Horochuk (Oromocto) Allyson Howatt (Fredericton) Elizabeth MacDonald (Oromocto) Emilie Manuel (Baie Ste. Anne) Emma Savage (Moncton) Jessica Steed (Fredericton) Melanie Theriault (Bertrand)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Andrew Blair (McAdam) Chris Brannon (Fredericton) Ryan Daley (Fredericton) Adam Geddes (Upper Coverdale) Justin Horton (Oromocto) Wesley Johnson (St. Stephen) Chris Landry (Moncton) Michael LeBlanc (Riverview) Brian Lewis (Fredericton) Justin Mallet (Shippagan) Keith Murdock (Fredericton) C.J. Price (Petitcodiac)

Athletes - Midget Girls Teri Allaby (Oromocto) Gabrielle Babineau (Dieppe) Josee Bernard (Allardville) Robbi Daley (Hanwell) Chelsea Germaine (Fredericton) Natalie Riley (Douglas)

Athletes - Midget Boys Brandon Belliveau (Oromocto) David Brown (lslandview) Marc­Andre Comeau (Richibucto) Stephane Cormier (Grand Barachois) Matthieu Mallet (Shippagan) Marcel Richard (Richibucto Village)

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29th Nationals University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta 2005

Legion Representative: Helen Ladouceur

Coaches: Verne Cunningham, Brian Frost, Brian Gilliss, Sandy Leland

Chaperones: Helen Ladouceur, John Ladouceur, Gabrielle Anderson, Robert Anderson

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Jessica Belliveau (Quispamsis) Naomi Corey (Havelock) Jolaine Gallant (Richibucto) Maryse Giard (Dieppe) Patricia Hines (Riverview) Quinn Horochuk (Oromocto) Allyson Howatt (Fredericton) Emilie Manuel (Baie Ste. Anne) Sara Miller (Grand Digue) Natalie Riley (Douglas)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys David Brown (Fredericton) Mike Carrier (Fredericton) Stephane Cormier (Shediac) Jean-Marc Doiron (Collette) Reid van Drecht (Fredericton) Ali Kilisli (Saint John) Pierre Landry (St. Louis de Kent) Glendon Milbury (Centreville) Keith Murdock (Fredericton) C.J. Price (Petitcodiac)

Athletes - Midget Girls Teri Allaby (Oromocto) Alysa Boudreau () Genevieve Bourgeois (Meadowbrook) Carolyn Fontaine (St. Louis de Kent) Lindsay Gauvin (Big River) Lydia Frost (Bocabec) Nadine Frost (Bocabec) Paryse Johnson (St. Ignace) Rachelle MacDonald (Saint John) Mazerolle (St. Louis de Kent) Katie Miller (Riverview)

Athletes - Midget Boys Nicholas Arsenault (Rexton) Barry Britt (Hampton) Jonathan Cleghorn (Fredericton) Jason Gallant (Petit-Rocher) Stephane Lavoie (Drummond) Mathieu Mallet (Shippagan) Patrick Sharkie (St. Andrews) James Stuart (Riverview)

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30th Nationals Simon Fraser University Burnaby, British Columbia 2006

Legion Representative: Clayton Saunders (2nd Vice President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Verne Cunningham, Peter Stuart, Carl Macintosh, Gabriel LeBlanc

Chaperones: Gabrielle Anderson, Robert Anderson, Mary Houston, Joe Houston

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Joelle-Andree Duguay (Duguayville) Lydia Frost (Bocabec) Nadine Frost (Bocabec) Trish Hines (Riverview) France Mazerolle (St. Louis de Kent) Alexa-Maude Mallais (Duguayville) Katie Miller (Riverview) Natalie Riley (Douglas)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Jason Bouchard (Oromocto) Barry Britt (Hampton) Dave Brown (lslandview) Todd Floyd (Titusville) Mathieu Gagnon (Dieppe) Jason Gallant (Petit-Rocher) Marc Maillet (Acadieville) Nicholas Godin (Notre Dame des Erables)

Athletes - Midget Girls Emily Arsenault (Moncton) Chelsea Britt (Hampton) Jessica Chamberlain (Moncton) Robbi Daley (Hanwell) Stéphanie Doiron (Collette) Anne-Marie Gosselin (Richibucto) Morgan Hawkes (Fredericton) Laura Kerr (Fredericton) Genevieve Lalonde (Moncton) Jocelyn Lockhart (Bath) Rachelle McDonald (Saint John) Samantha Riley (Douglas) Rebecca Sheehan (New Maryland)

Athletes - Midget Boys Gregoire Arsenault (Laplante) Scott Bell (Waweig) Michael Jacobs (Fredericton) Matthew Davenport (Hartley Settlement) Jake Nixon (Rollingdam) Mitchell O'Neill (Salt Springs) Alex Stuart (Riverview)

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31st Nationals C.F.B. Gagetown Oromocto, New Brunswick 2007

Legion Representative: Clayton Saunders (2nd Vice President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Yvan Pelletier, Kathleen Belliveau, John MacDonald

Chaperones: Gabrielle Anderson, Robert Anderson, Mavis Cooper, Harold Nicholson

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Chelsea Britt (Hampton) Jessica Chamberlain (Moncton) Joelle-Andree Duguay (Duguayville) Lydia Frost (Bocabec) Anne-Marie Gosselin (Richibucto) Rosanna Hempel (Sackville) Genevieve Lalonde (Moncton) Stephanie Landry (St. Louis de Kent) Jocelyn Lockhart (Bath) Sarah MacPherson (Keswick Ridge) Rachelle McDonald (Saint John) Alexa-Maude Mallais (Duguayville)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Gregoire Arsenault (Laplante) Nicholas Arsenault (Rexton) Jason Bouchard (Oromocto) Mathieu Gagnon (Dieppe) Jonathan Cleghorn (Fredericton) Todd Floyd (Titusville) Barry Britt (Hampton) Nicholas Godin (Notre Dame des Erables) Adam Johnson (Canterbury) David Wang (Fredericton)

Athletes - Midget Girls Rebecca Barton (Fredericton) Julia Cormier (Hanwell) Stephanie Doiron (Collette) Erika Ermen (Moncton) Morgan Hawkes (Fredericton) Laura Kerr (Fredericton) Karine LeBouthillier (Nigadoo) Samantha MacDonald (Miramichi) Sarah Myatt (Fredericton) Leah White (Fredericton)

Athletes - Midget Boys Ryan Cassidy (Grand-Digue) Alexandre Coholan (Moncton) Alexandre Doucet (Middle River) Mathieu Doucet (Saint John) Ian Forbes (Fredericton) Adam Gaudes (Upper Kingsclear) Kevin Richard (St. Louis de Kent) Alex Stuart (Riverview)

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32nd Nationals Université de Sherbrooke Sherbrooke, Quebec 2008

Legion Representative: Clayton Saunders (1st Vice President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Yvan Pelletier, Kathleen Kiely, John MacDonald, Stephany Reid

Chaperones: Helen Ladouceur, John Ladouceur, Mavis Cooper, Dave Chandler

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Grace Annear (Saint John) Victoria Baba (Fredericton) Rebecca Barton (Fredericton) Chelsea Britt (Hampton) Jessica Chamberlain (Moncton) Julia Cormier (Hanwell) Genevieve Lalonde (Moncton) Jocelyn Lockhart (Bath) Samantha MacDonald (Miramichi) Sarah MacPherson (Keswick Ridge) Rachelle McDonald (Saint John)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Alexandre Doucet (Middle River) Nathaniel Douthwright (Glatts Settlement) Ian Forbes (Fredericton) Adam Gaudes (Upper Kingsclear) Richard Ivey (Maxwell) Michael Jacobs (Fredericton) Caleb Jones (Saint John) Michael Knowles (Beresford) James Murphy (Fredericton Junction) Jared McGinn (Miramichi) Chris Robertson (Moncton) Jeff Sloan (McAdam) Alex Stuart (Riverview)

Athletes - Midget Girls Emily Arsenault (Moncton) Livia Clarke (Fredericton) Stephanie Doiron (Collette) Elisha English (Canterbury) Morgan Hawkes (Fredericton)

Athletes - Midget Boys André Bourgeois (Memramcook) Ryan Cassidy (Grand-Digue) Alexandre Coholan (Moncton) Joslin Gallant (St. Louis de Kent) Tommy McGinn (Fredericton) Alexander Peabody (Saint John) Jeremie Pellerin (Cocagne)

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33rd Nationals Université de Sherbrooke Sherbrooke, Quebec 2009

Legion Representative: Clayton Saunders (1st Vice President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: John MacDonald, Kathleen Kiely, James Dunn, Sue Ellis-Loparco

Chaperones: Mavis Cooper, Mary Ann Duguay, David Chandler, Brian Vessey

Athletes - Juvenile Girls Grace Annear (Hampton) Emily Arsenault (Moncton) Victoria Baba (Fredericton) Brittany Colpitts (Colpitts Settlement) Stephanie Doiron (Collette) Lindsay Gauvin (Big River) Samantha MacDonald (Miramichi) Naomie Maltais (Val d'Amour) Lynette Manuel (Oromocto) Pascale Ouellette (Fredericton)

Athletes - Juvenile Boys Andre Bourgeois (Memramcook) Evan Brideau (Keswick Ridge) Ryan Cassidy (Grand-Digue) Alexandre Coholan (Moncton) Alexandre Doucet (Middle River) Ian Forbes (Fredericton) Joslin Gallant (St. Louis de Kent) Michael Jacobs (Fredericton) Matthew MacNeil (Saint John) Mitchell Quigg (Saint John) Chris Robertson (Moncton) Alex Stuart (Riverview)

Athletes - Midget Girls Leah MacAulay (Fredericton) Shannon Morris (Saint John) Kylie Paulsen (Keswick Ridge) Sarah Taplin (Moncton)

Athletes - Midget Boys Landon Birch (Beaverdam) Reid Burrows (Saint John) Jean-Denis Caissie (Richibucto) Alex Guest (Bristol) Nick MacMackin (Quispamsis) Tommy McGinn (Fredericton) Lee Wessellius (River Glade)

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34th Nationals University of Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario 2010

Legion Representative: Clayton Saunders (President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: John MacDonald, Kathleen Kiely, James Dunn, Sue Ellis-Loparco

Chaperones: Mavis Cooper, Dave Chandler, Ethel Nixon, Richmond Nixon

Athletes - Youth Girls Emily Arsenault (Moncton) Livia Clark (Fredericton) Elisha English (Canterbury) Morgan Hawkes (Fredericton) Franzeska Hempel (Sackville) Sarah Taplin (Moncton)

Athletes - Youth Boys Andre Bourgeois (Memramcook) Ryan Cassidy (Grand-Digue) Alexandre Coholan (Moncton) Justin Kearney (Hanwell) Tommy McGinn (Fredericton) Matthew MacNeil (Saint John) Robin Murdock (Fredericton) Alexander Peabody (Saint John) Lee Wesselius (River Glade)

Athletes - Midget Girls Jennifer Bell (Miramichi) Hilary Cashion (Fredericton) Sneha Desai (Fredericton) Amy-Lynn Grant (Beresford) Samantha Jardine (Miramichi) Leah MacAulay (Fredericton) Shawna McKay (Moncton) Kylie Paulsen (Keswick Ridge) Katie Robinson (Saint John)

Athletes - Midget Boys Matthew Baker (New Maryland) Brandon Cleghorn (Salisbury) Ben Fowler (Grand Bay) Alex Guest (Bristol) Seth Hajdu (Woodstock) Julien Leger (Richibucto Village) Nick MacMackin (Quispamsis) Alex McAllister (Fredericton) Matthew McLaughlin (New Maryland) Samuel Richard (Richibucto-Village) Joshua Shanks (Chance Harbour) Clark Wesselius (River Glade)

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35th Nationals University of Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario 2011

Legion Representative: Clayton Saunders (President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Sue Ellis-Loparco, Kathleen Kiely, Wendy Randell, Carl MacIntosh

Chaperones: Brian Vessey, Ethel Nixon, Richmond Nixon, Sandra O'Donnell

Athletes - Youth Girls Zoe Berry (Kingsley) Sneha Desai (Fredericton) Amy-Lynn Grant (Beresford) Katie Robinson (Saint John) Sarah Taplin (Moncton)

Athletes - Youth Boys Dan Brown (Hampton) Brandon Cleghorn (Salisbury) Jacob Hayes (Saint John) Dylan Hebert (Salisbury) Liam Kettlewell (Quispamsis) Corey Lawson (Cails Mills) Julien Leger (Richibucto Village) Nick MacMackin (Quispamsis) Tommy McGinn (Fredericton) Clark Wesselius (River Glade) Lee Wesselius (River Glade) Alexander Williston (Bay du Vin)

Athletes - Midget Girls Mackenzie Amos (Scotch Settlement) Hailee Cook (Miramichi) Taylor Dunn (Fredericton) Chelsea Hall (Fredericton) Victoria LeBlanc (Saint John) Leah MacAulay (Fredericton) Sydney MacDonald (Miramichi) Clare McGrath (Woodstock) Shawna McKay (Moncton) Maika Martin (Cocagne) Monica Tremblay (St. Margarets)

Athletes - Midget Boys Nicoli Allen (Upper Kingsclear) Charles Blanchard (Anse Bleue) Jean Denis Bourque (Aldouane) Jake Bradley (Riverview) Anthony Cormier (Saint John) Pierre Dumouchel (Quispamsis) Ben Fowler (Grand Bay) Joshua Shanks (Chance Harbour) Seth Hajdu (Woodstock) Matthew McLaughlin (New Maryland)

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36th Nationals University of Charlottetown, P.E.I. 2012

Legion Representative: Clayton Saunders (Past President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Kathleen Kiely, Carlo Roy, Jason Reindl, Alex Coffin

Chaperones: Brian Vessey, Ethel Nixon, Richmond Nixon, Sandra O'Donnell

Athletes - Youth Girls Jennifer Bell (Miramichi) Amy Lynn Grant (Beresford) Josianne Guay (Edmundston) Leah MacAulay (Fredericton) Sydney MacDonald (Miramichi) Claire McGrath (Woodstock) Shawna McKay (Moncton) Shannon Morris (Saint John Katie Robinson (Saint John)

Athletes - Youth Boys Brandon Cleghorn (Salisbury) Pierre Dumouchel (Quispamsis) Ben Fowler (Grand Bay-Westfield) Jacob Hayes (Quispamsis) Corey Kingston (Saint John) Nico Lanteigne (Bathurst) Brandon LeBlanc (Riverview) Nick MacMackin (Quispamsis) Matthew McLaughlin (New Maryland) Josh Shanks (Chance Harbour) Clark Wesselius (River Glade) Alexander Williston (Bay du Vin)

Athletes - Midget Girls Mackenzie Amos (Scotch Settlement) Taylor Dunn (New Maryland) Christelle Frenette (Dieppe) Chelsey Hall (Upper Kingsclear) Sara Kean (Rothesay) Alexondra Kiely (Fredericton) Victoria LeBlanc (Saint John) Maika Martin (Cocagne) Sara-Ève Noel (Allardville) Marilyne Nowlan (Bouctouche) Melissa Pellerin (Dieppe) Luisa Schwarz (Fredericton)

Athletes - Midget Boys Colin Belliveau (Bouctouche) Anthony Cormier (Saint John) Nicholas MacLean (Moncton) Jordan Sonier (Miramichi) Alex Thibodeau (Escuminac) Paul Tremblay (Saint John) Jeffrey Wesselius (River Glade)

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37th Nationals McLeod Athletic Park & Trinity Western University Langley, British Columbia 2013

Legion Representative: Clayton Saunders (Past President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Kathleen Kiely, Wendy Randell, Alex Coffin, Carlo Roy

Chaperones: Brian Vessey, Paul Poirier, Sandra O'Donnell, Colleen Arseneau

Athletes - Youth Girls Taylor Dunn (New Maryland) Alexondra Kiely (Fredericton) Victoria LeBlanc (Saint John) Leah MacAulay (Fredericton) Maika Martin (Cocagne) Luisa Schwarz (Fredericton)

Athletes - Youth Boys Jacob Bradley (Riverview) Anthony Cormier (Saint John) Pierre Dumouchel (Quispamsis) Oliver Ebbett (Bristol) Ben Fowler (Grand Bay-Westfield) Adrian Kinney (Bristol) Angus MacIntosh (Riverview) Matthew McLaughlin (New Maryland) Josh Shanks (Chance Harbour) Jordan Sonier (Miramichi)

Athletes - Midget Girls Sophie Black (Dieppe) Laura Bonga (Saint John) Laura Dickinson (Miramichi) Danielle Dumouchel (Quispamsis) Chelsey Hall (Upper Kingsclear) Sara Kean (Rothesay) Sara-Eve Noel (Allardville) Marilyne Nowlan (Bouctouche) Melissa Pellerin (Dieppe) Samantha Taylor (Canterbury)

Athletes - Midget Boys Alex Amos (Scotch Settlement) Philippe Beaudin (Pigeon Hill) Jack Berkshire (Fredericton) Olivier Charron (Moncton) Brady Graves (Saint John) Samuel Guitard (Petit-Rocher) Andrew LeBlanc (Fredericton) Sebastien LeBlanc (Dieppe) Nicholas MacLean (Moncton) Clint Steeves (River Glade)

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38th Nationals McLeod Athletic Park & Trinity Western University Langley, British Columbia 2014

Legion Representative: Clayton Saunders (Past President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Carl McIntosh, William MacMackin, Wendy Randell, Sue Ellis-Loparco

Chaperones: Brian Vessey, Michael Daigle, Krista Blake, Linda Waite

Athletes - Youth Girls Taylor Dunn (New Maryland) Alexondra Kiely (Fredericton) Victoria LeBlanc (Saint John) Olivia Malone (Little Shemogue) Sara-Eve Noel (Allardville) Melissa Pellerin (Dieppe) Luisa Schwarz (Fredericton) Nadia Wysote (Listuguj, QC)

Athletes - Youth Boys Philippe-Henry Beaudin (Pigeon Hill) Jack Berkshire (Fredericton) Olivier Charron (Moncton) Anthony Cormier (Saint John) Brady Graves (Saint John) Braden Harrison (Fredericton) Derek Kenny (Riverview) Adrian Kinney (Bristol) Andrew LeBlanc (Fredericton) Nicholas MacLean (Moncton)

Athletes - Midget Girls Sophie Black (Dieppe) Marie-Pier Cloutier (Saint John) Robyn Davis (Fredericton) Brianna Forbes (Targetville) Kyla Hughes (Cocagne) Bailey Lockard (Fredericton) Hannah Trites (Fredericton) Samantha Taylor (Canterbury) Natasha Vatcher (Oromocto

Athletes - Midget Boys Jean-Marc Gaudet (Moncton) Christian Godin (Ste-Marie-St-Raphael) Cameron Levesque (Grand Falls) Kenneth McGovern (Grand Bay-Westfield) Pierre-Luc McGraw (Haut Sheila) Alex Roussel (Benoit) Mickyle Welsh (Riverview)

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39th Nationals Athletics Stadium Richard-Garneau & Collège Lionel-Groulx Sainte-Thérèse/Blainville, Québec 2015

Legion Representative: Clayton Saunders (Past President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Jennifer Butler, Bruce Guitard, Carol Lepage, Jason Reindl

Chaperones: Sandra O’Donnell, Brian Vessey, Sheila Fetterley, Albert (Chuck) Fetterley

Athletes - Youth Girls Laura Dickinson (Miramichi) Brianna Forbes (Targetville) Olivia Malone (Little Shemogue) Sara-Eve Noel (Allardville) Veronique Omalosanga (Moncton) Melissa Pellerin (Dieppe) Samantha Taylor (Canterbury)

Athletes - Youth Boys Philipe Beaudin (Pigeon Hill) Jack Berkshire (Fredericton) Walker Campbell (Bass River) Olivier Charron (Moncton) Michael Colford (New Maryland) Brady Graves (Saint John) Andrew LeBlanc (Fredericton) Sebastien LeBlanc (Dieppe) Nicholas MacLean (Moncton) Pierre-Luc McGraw (Haut-Sheila) Clint Steeves (River Glade)

Athletes - Midget Girls Sophie Black (Dieppe) Sara Chiasson (Pointe à Bouleau) Robyn Davis (Fredericton) Caroline Gagnon (Moncton) Martine Hache (Miramichi) Kyla Hughes (Cocagne) Sophie Landry (Charlo) Joëlle Leger (Dieppe) Magkda Mekonnen (Moncton) Rebecca Peterson (Aldouane) Gedeline Pitre (Dieppe) Lexie Shannon (Richibucto Road) Hannah Trites (Fredericton)

Athletes - Midget Boys Alex Cormier (St. Louis-de Kent) Cole Healey (Saint John) Mickyle Welsh (Riverview) Guillaume Savoie (Neguac) Kenneth McGovern (Grand Bay-Westfield)

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40th Nationals Athletics Stadium Richard-Garneau & Collège Lionel-Groulx Sainte-Thérèse/Blainville, Québec 2016

Legion Representative: Clayton Saunders (Past President, N.B. Command)

Coaches: Sue Ellis-Loparco, Sarah Myatt, Alex Coffin, Alex Stuart

Chaperones: Krista Blake, Linda Waite, Kathy Campbell, Brian Vessey

Athletes - Youth Girls Abigail Davidson (Beaverdam) Brianna Forbes (Targettville) Kyla Hughes (Cocagne) Lexie Shannon (Richibucto Road) Gedeline Pitre (Dieppe) Hannah Cormier (Fredericton) Jenna Keilty (Fredericton) Laura Dickinson (Miramichi) Marie-Pier Cloutier (Saint John) Rachelle Haché (Bellefond) Robyn Davis (Fredericton) Samantha Taylor (Canterbury) Sophie Black (Dieppe) Veronique Omalosanga (Moncton)

Athletes - Youth Boys Alex Cormier (St-Louis-de-Kent) Benjamin Dunn (Norton) Mickyle Welsh (Riverview) Ryan Evans (Saint John) Marco Cormier (St-Louis-de-Kent) Timothy Poirier (Moncton) Walker Campbell (Bass River)

Athletes - Midget Girls Caroline Gagnon (Moncton) Shelby MacIsaac (Riverview) Emily Haynes-MacDonald (New Maryland) Frances Wright (Fredericton) Haley MacFarlane (Fredericton) Hannah Trites (Fredericton) Isabella Lemaire (Dieppe) Janelle LeBlanc (St-Louis-de-Kent) Mackenzie Hall (Upper Kingsclear) Martine Haché (Bellefond)

Athletes - Midget Boys Craig Thorne (Quispamsis) Jordon Henri (Moncton) Jérémie Godin (Dieppe) Jérémie Cyr (Berry Mills) Mitchell Kean (Fredericton)

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