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Basketball 1A Boys Basketball March 14-16, 2019 Stirling High, South Zone 2018/19 PROGRAM Basketball 1A Boys Basketball March 14-16, 2019 Stirling High, South Zone “Strive be” Ǥ ǡǤ Ǧ Ǧ Ǣ Ǥ ǡ ͹ǡ Ǥǡ ʹͲͳͻͳ Ǥ Ǥ ǡ ǡ Ǥ Ǥ ǡͺǡͲͲͲstudents’ Ǥ Ǥ ǡ ǡ Ǥ Ǥ Ǥ ǡ ǡ ǡ ǡASAA’s Ǥ Ǥ ǡ Ǥ ǡ School’s ͳͳ͹ͷͻ ǡǡͷʹ͸ March 14, 2019 It is my pleasure to welcome all athletes, coaches, officials, parents and spectators to Stirling for the 2019 1A Boys Basketball Provincial Championship. The Village of Stirling is one of three communities in Canada designated as a National Historic Site and is the largest village in Alberta with a population of 1,269 residents as of the 2018 municipal census. While Stirling is proud of its agricultural heritage, the community is also actively preparing for the future with high speed “fibre to the premise” broadband service available to more than 85% of households. In addition, solar arrays on public buildings (including the school) will offset municipal power consumption needs and soon result in a near “net zero” community. The newly modernized Stirling School is the heart of our community. I hope you enjoy the improved facilities and amenities our school provides. Countless volunteers have worked hard to organize this event to ensure a safe and memorable battle for that championship banner. I wish to express my appreciation to everyone that has helped make the event possible. Michael Jordan is perhaps one of the greatest players of the game. It’s important to remember that he started as a kid who couldn’t even make the JV team. He started out as a kid that, by his own assessment, wasn’t that good. As he noted, “I have failed and failed and failed over again in my life. That is why I have succeeded.” There will be wins to celebrate and there will be losses to endure this weekend but every team has earned a right to be part of the championship through your hard work all season. Congratulations for reaching this point. Even if you don’t win, you still learn. Using that learning to move forward is what being a champion is really all about. Welcome to our community. I look forward to watching the action on the court! Trevor Lewington Mayor 229 4 AVENUE, BOX 360 stirling.ca P (403) 756-3379 STIRLING, ALBERTA, T0K 2E0 [email protected] F (403) 756-2262 STIRLING SCHOOL On behalf of the students, staff and the Village of Stirling, it is a pleasure to be able to welcome all athletes, coaches, officials and spectators to Stirling School for the ASAA 1A Boys’ Provincial Basketball Championships. This gym is barely a year old and we are excited to show it off to all in attendance for the next three days. Our gym is here because of the forward thinking of some community members and the support of our Westwind School Division. Thank you to Mr. Joey Lutz for organizing this tournament along with countless staff members, students and community members, we could not have done it without you. We would also like to thank Mr. Todd Heggie and some Raymond School staff members for assisting us with the opening round games in the Raymond High School. Athletes and coaches, you have worked hard for the past four months to get to this point. You are the twelve teams out of many in Alberta, who will have an opportunity to compete for the provincial title this weekend. Play hard, do your best, utilize the skills you have attained along the way, show good sportsmanship, and have fun. It is my hope that you will play to the best of your abilities and create memories that you will look back on with great fondness. Welcome and good luck. Ingeborg Pot, Principal Stirling School 1A Boys Basketball, Stirling High, South Zone Stirling School Westwind Athletics: Spectator Code of Conduct Good sportsmanship is an expectation of all. Remember that this is a game and these are kids. All participants; players, coaches, and spectators alike, deserve respect, courtesy and consideration. Respect the officials and their decisions They provide an essential service. Applaud all outstanding performances, enjoy the event, and help others do the same. Anyone who exhibits disruptive or disrespectful behavior may be asked to leave. Draw Olds Koinonia Thurs - 9:00am Thurs - 3:00pm A Pool Game 1 Stirling Game 5 Stirling Sexsmith Rosemary Fri - 7:00pm St. Mary's Game 11 Thurs - 10:45am Thurs - 4:45pm Game 2 Stirling Game 6 Stirling JT Foster Stirling Sat - 5:00pm Acme Game 19 Championship Thurs - 9:00am Thurs - 3:00pm Game 3 Raymond Game 7 Raymond New Norway Coaldale Christian Fri - 5:00pm Hay Lakes Game 12 Thurs - 10:45am Thurs - 4:45pm Game 4 Raymond Game 8 Raymond Breton Parkland Immanuel Christian Loser of 11 Loser of 5 B Pool Sat - 3:00pm Fri - 1:00pm Game 18 3rd/4th Game 13 Loser of 12 Loser of 6 Sat - 1:00pm Loser of 7 Game 17 Consolation/6th Fri - 3:00pm Game 14 Loser of 1 C Pool Loser of 8 Fri - 9:00am Game 9 Loser of 9 Loser of 2 Sat - 11:00am Sat - 9:00am Loser of 3 Game 16 9th/10th Game 15 11th/12th Fri - 11:00am Loser of 10 Game 10 Loser of 4 1A Boys Basketball Alberta Milk Proud Partner of Alberta Schools’ Athletic Association Acme Redmen Student Name Grade Jersey # Position Height Our team has had an amazing season. With a record of 26-7, our team has Aurie Beatty 12 1 Guard 5'6 shown the ability to contened for a pro- Malachi Martin 12 2 Guard 5'7 vincial banner. Winners of the Olds Koino- nia tourny, Drumheller tourny, and win- Sloan Tyrell-Coppicus 12 3 Guard 5'8 ner of our league championship. Aiden Miller 11 4 Guard/Post 6'0 Warren Peters 12 5 Guard 5'11 Jace Straub 11 7 Post 6'5 Deon Williams 12 10 Guard/Post 6'1 Jovi Custodio 11 12 Guard 6'0 Nathan Stephan 12 21 Post 6'1 Noah Hannah 12 23 Guard 5'8 Kyle Gallant 12 22 Guard 6'0 Kurt Ratzlaff Head Coach Brent Moldrup Assistant Coach Lane Reimer Manager Team Colors: Red/White 1A Boys Basketball Dr. Dane Hendry DDS, FRCD(c) couleekids.com. 403 359 5886 Dr. Dane is the only Specialist in Pediatric Dentistry in Lethbridge and surrounding area. Call us today, you don’t need a referral. Proud supporter of Southern Alberta Athletics and the 1A High School Provincial Basketball Tournament. Breton High Cougars Student Name Grade Jersey # Position Height This was a bit of a rebuilding season for the Cougars with only one returning start- Garret Miller 10 11 Forward 5'10" er to begin the year but a solid group of Ashton Gooderham 10 2 Guard 5'10" vetran players. We started a bit rough but continued to work hard and improve all Daniel Nasr 10 13 Guard 5'8" season. By the end of the season the boys Bryce Fenton 11 8 Forward 6'0" had it all together finishing with 4 second places in tournaments, a league champi- Ryan Steeves 11 10 Guard 5'9" onship and an overall record of 26-5. Dayton Lindsey 11 4 Forward 5'11" Tyrell Crier 12 14 Forward 6'3" Nathan Chubak 12 3 Forward 6'4" Treyton Wirsig 12 15 Forward 6'0" Taylor Lachance 12 1 Guard 6'0 Ian Murdoch Head Coach Frank Swap Assistant coach Team Colors: Blue/Gold 1A Boys Basketball Coaldale Christian Titans Student Name Grade Jersey # Position Height Coaldale Christian has had a very suc- cessful year overall with a 19-5 record. Noah Wierenga 9 2 Post 5'9" Although battling through some injuries, Nicholas Devos 12 3 Guard 6'0" the boys won 4 of the 7 tournaments they played in, with the highlight being a great Denny Giesbrecht 12 4 Guard 5'11" weekend in Rosemary. In our home tour- Jason Boeve 12 5 Post 6'4" nament, we were excited to host 5 top 10 Justyn Wielenga 11 6 Guard 5'10" Provincial teams from across Alberta in a great showcase of 1A basketball. We are Ethan VanderHeide 9 7 Guard 5'7" excited to make our return to Provincials Owen de Boer 11 8 Post 6'4" after a couple of years away and look for- ward to a great weekend! Nicholas Wiebe 10 9 Post 6'3" Christian Slomp 12 12 Guard 6'4" Hunter Jans 10 15 Guard 5'3" Liam Slomp 10 21 Guard 5'7" Jeff Van Raalte Head Coach Mark Veldjesgraaf Assistant Coach Loretta Slomp Manager Team Colors: Green/Gold/White 1A Boys Basketball Hay Lakes Tigers Student Name Grade Jersey # Position Height The Tigers have had a strong season with a 28-3 record, including going 7-0 Riley Spence 11 2 Guard 5'6 in league play. We won our own Christ- Lachlan Stevens 11 3 Wing 5'8 mas Breaktout tournaments, as well as the St. Mary (Westlock) and Lloyd Sather Carson Tylosky 12 5 Wing/Guard 6'2 (Daysland) tournaments. We grew and Cole Holdsworth 10 6 Wing 5'8 improved as a team throughout the sea- son, and are thankful to be Central Zone Mason Wenzel 10 7 Wing 6'0 champions. Thank-you to Stirling for host- Will McCruden 12 8 Wing 5'10 ing the Provincial Championships this T-Jay Herbert 12 9 Post 6'1 year, and we wish good luck and good health to all competitors.
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