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Coaches Corner COACHES CORNER PE / Athletics Newsletter Submission January 2020 Welcome to 2020!! We hope your break was restful, safe and rejuvenating!! As we enter the final weeks of semester 1 High School Phys. Ed. classes, please ensure that all of your son/daughter’s required components are completed, including any written assignments, service hours and the like. Varsity Swim Team: CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS: Congratulations to all the athletes and coaches Zsolt, Nicole and Myrsini!! The official results for the LSL Varsity Swim Team at the City Championships meet held at the Kinsmen Pool on Wednesday, December 4th: Jacyn Tan (Senior Gr. 12): 50m Backstroke 15th (45.75), 50m Freestyle 13th (36.89) Rucita Hygaard (Intermediate Gr. 11): 50m Freestyle 5th (33.17), 100m Freestyle 5th (1:14.8) Sophia Zombor (Intermediate Gr. 11): 200m Freestyle Open 7th (2:31.86), 400m Freestyle Open 5th (5:20.44) Malaina Schreiber (Junior Grade 10): 50m Backstroke 5th (39.61), 50m Freestyle 13th (36.16) Jocelyn Zhou (Junior Grade 10): 50m Freestyle 16th (37.18), 50m Breaststroke 9th (46.20) Declan Ottenbreit (Junior Grade 10): 100m Individual Medley 1st place and City Champion (1:10. 22) Varsity Men Basketball: coached by Jill Saban, Patrick Bauer, and Fitzroy Ford have steadily improving. Congratulations to Drexler Cuevas (Game All-star and Tournament All-star) Ramy Habeib (Game Allstar) for Green and Gold Classic! Your Barons were also the Consolation Champions for Green and Gold Classic!! Junior Varsity Men’s Team: is coached by Marc Lapierre and Tim Mayo and finished in 4th place in our own Green and Gold Classic Basketball Tournament; Congratulations to Jhon Flores (Game Allstar and Tournament Allstar) and Josh Baoanan (Game Allstar) for Green and Gold Classic! Varsity Women’s Basketball Team: coached by Jordan Anstice are improving dramatically with her young team. Congratulations to Ceili Monaghan for being named Tournament Allstar for our Green and Gold Classic Tournament! Junior High Senior Basketball: Tay Nsaliwa (SENIOR BOYS) and Kaitlyn Frost, Carolyn Fenrich, Kathy Kumblathan (SENIOR GIRLS) have picked their Teams and League play will begin in early January. They will be competing in four tournaments: MMM Storm Chaser (Dec. 16-19th 2019); Fowler Classic (Jan 25-26th 2020); Junior High Tri-Prov Harry Ainlay (Jan 30-31st 2020; and Senior Hoops LSL (Feb. 6-8th 2020). Junior High Junior Teams (Grade 7 and 8): Tryouts begin in early January and will continue with practices and tryouts before starting their exhibition/tournament play in late January. Mr. Marc Lapierr-+e (JR JR BOYS) and Ms. Jordan Anstice and Mr. Mark Klopoushak (JR JR GIRLS) will coaching these teams along with some of our Varsity Players. We are really excited about the young new talent that are eager to play this year!! The annual Sr. Hoops Basketball Tournament (February 9-10th) and Jr. Jr. Hoops Basketball Tournament (March 9-10th) are back this year… If anyone is interested in helping volunteer or sponsor these events… please contact Mr. Peel. High School Phys. Ed. ski trip to PANORAMA March 16 – 18th is fast approaching. All interested students need to have their payments into Mr. Peel by the Parent Meeting January 10th 2020. We look forward to this annual highlight. Pray for lots of snow! Annual Green and Gold Classic Varsity Basketball Tournament **SEE BELOW FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF GAME/TOURANMENT ALLSTARS!!! Wetaskiwin Sabres Wetaskiwin Sabres Varsity Women Champions Varsity Men Champions St. Francis Xavier Rams Junior Varsity Men Champions 2019 Green & Gold Classic Tournament Results Varsity Men Varsity Women Consolation Louis St. Laurent Consolation Parkland Barons Pacers 4th Place Parkland 4th Place Beaverlodge Pacers Royals Bronze St. Joseph Bronze Holy Rosary Celtics Raiders Silver Holy Rosary Silver Morinville Raiders Wolves Champions Wetaskiwin Champions Wetaskiwin Sabres Sabres Junior Varsity Men Consolation Mother Margaret Mary Storm 4th Place Louis St. Laurent Barons Bronze Holy Rosary Raiders Silver Queen Elizabeth Knights Champions St. Francis Xavier Rams 2019 Green & Gold Classic Tournament Allstars and MVP Varsity Men Varsity Women JV Men #4 Drexler Cuevas #4 Ashlee Prymak #15 Cullen MacArthur (Louis St. Laurent) (Edwin Parr) (MMM) #9 Matthew Osunde #14 Jayci Wohlgemuth #10 Marc Yabut (Morinville) (St. Joseph) (Oscar Romero) #8 Carter Fousert #5 Taylor Manning #8 Sam Fangon (Parkland) (Parkland) (Holy Rosary) #5 Jeremy Tolentino #11 Jane Rourke #5 Josh Baoanan (St. Joseph) (Beaverlodge) (Louis St. Laurent) #14 Benedict Omorodion #6 Angela Erni #4 Awid Amerey (Holy Rosary) (Holy Rosary) (Queen Elizabeth) #8 Makayla Attfield (Morinville) MVP MVP MVP #7 Nate Barton #4 Brynn Hebert #11 Kyle Roasa (Wetaskiwin) (Wetaskiwin) (St. Francis Xavier) 2019 Green & Gold Classic Game Allstars Varsity Men Varsity Women JV Men #9 Juaquin Narciso #6 Jenna Archinuck #4 Jhon Flores (Wetaskiwin) (Wetaskiwin) (Louis St. Laurent) #7 Emery Unger #7 Jadeyn Lunn #4 Awid Amerey (Parkland) (Beaverlodge) (Queen Elizabeth) #9 Avery Wever #6 Angela Erni #14 Eiffel Villa Carlos (Holy Rosary) (Holy Rosary) (St. Francis Xavier) #9 Matthew Osunde #15 Jordan Hessell #2 Sean Anacio (Morinville) (Morinville) (Holy Rosary) #4 Drexler Cuevas #5 Ashley Leeb #10 Marc Yabut (Louis St. Laurent) (Wetaskiwin) (Oscar Romero) #11 Jacob Mornell #21 Halle Hanson #10 Adam Alas (Wetaskiwin) (Holy Rosary) (Queen Elizabeth) #9 Matthew Osunde # 7 Lisa Vall #9 Armando Pinedo (Morinville) (St. Joseph) (MMM) #14 Benedict Omorodion #10 Kenzie Bills #22 Koen Miller (Holy Rosary) (Parkland) (St. Francis Xavier) #2 Erhil Bisnar #4 Sarah Schwab #10 Andrew Orian (Edwin Parr) (Holy Rosary) Wetaskiwin #7 Ramy Habib #4 Brynn Hebert #5 Haeyven Hernan (Louis St. Laurent) (Wetaskiwin) (Mother Margaret Mary) #3 Jon Niegos #8 Makayla Attfield # 10 Godwin Javier (St. Joseph) (Morrinville) (Holy Rosary) #5 Riley Buffalo #15 Ceili Monaghan #5 Zavion Nugent (Wetaskiwin) (Louis St. Laurent) (St. Francis Xavier) VARSITY Men and Women vs ALUMNI Games: Thank you to all the ALUMNI who came out to play in our ANNUAL ALUMNI GAMES. Please be nice next year!!! GREEN AND GOLD CLASSIC TEACHER VS VARSITY GAME: Thank you to all students and staff who played and came out to watch the 2nd Annual Green and Gold Classic Teachers vs Varsity Teams Game. Wow!!! Congratulations to Mr. Bob Faught for his outstanding effort (wishes he could make a layup) and Mr. Jaret Peel who should really stick with playing football!! Finally, many thanks to the Varsity Basketball teams, Phys. Ed. 30 students, multiple teacher volunteers, beautiful secretarial ladies and the entire Phys. Ed. Staff who assisted in making this tournament run so smoothly. Ninja Warrior Games Divisional 3 Results: Women - Jacyn Tan 1st Place (Qualified for City Championships); Score: 10 Time: 4.19sec Laurent LeBlanc 4th Place (Qualified for City Championships); Score: 7 Time: 4.34sec Katrina Nguyen 11th Place; Score: 5 Time: 4.47sec Men – Will Tamura 2nd Place (Qualified for the City Championship); Score 11 Time: 3.48sec Peter Dokken 4th Place; Score: 11 Time: 4.54sec Unified Bocce – the Unified Team had a fantastic day at the Bocce Bonanza. We met teams from other schools that we are excited to see again in the spring. One of our players made it to the sharp shooter contest! We are assembling our Unified Basketball Team… Stay tune for Unified Games!! Police Obstacle Challenge Course – Congratulations to Josef Umali and Jacyn Tan for winning their respective divisions!! ATHLETES OF THE MONTH September Junior High: Charlie Dekker (Senior Boys Soccer; Junior High Cross Country – Intermediate Boys City Champion) Neala Peters (Senior Girls Soccer and Cross Country – Junior Girls City Champion) Senior High: Chaljang Both (Varsity Women Volleyball) Peter Dokken (Varsity Men Volleyball) October Junior High: Raven Ogbodu (Senior Girls Volleyball) Senior High: Kaitlyn Weinkauf (Varsity Women Volleyball) Sophia Zombor (Varsity Cross Country) Mark Walker (Varsity Cross Country) Brendan (William) Bongon (Junior Varsity Men Volleyball) November Junior High: Jolie Eastman (Senior Girls Volleyball) Cole Barlage (Senior Boys Volleyball) Senior High: Declan Ottenbreit (Varsity Swimming) Jacyn Tan (Varsity Swimming and Ninja Warrior Games) December Junior High: Wiktoria Peczek (Senior Girls Volleyball) Rhys Barlage (Junior Boys Volleyball) Senior High: Will Tamura (Ninja Warrior Games) Ceili Monaghan (Varsity Women Basketball) BARONS IN THE NEWS!! Congratulations to Declan Ottenbreit 100 meter breast stroke lane 5 in Victoria British Columbia 16th Annual PCS (Pacific Coast Swimming) Xmas Cracker placed 14th out of 46 in his age category. BARONS IN THE NEWS!! Congratulations to Ryan Hiscock (LSL Student and Barons Hockey Academy Player) for being named Global EDMONTON MVP: https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/videos/global-edmonton-mvp-ryan-hiscock/vp-BBX3rkQ BARONS IN THE NEWS!! Congratulations to LSL Student Alexander Chorney for being selected to the Zone 5 Alberta Winter Games Team (hockey-2007’s) that takes place in Airdrie, Alberta February 14-17th 2020; Also congratulations to Ryan Berlin (LSL Alumni and Barons Hockey Academy Alumni) who is the Head Coach of this Team: http://bit.ly/2E42JTz BARONS IN THE NEWS!! Congratulations to grade 11 LSL student Anthony Paul on a fantastic season with the Harry Ainlay Titans football team. See Highlight video below: canadafootballchat.com/anthony-paul/ BARONS IN THE NEWS!! Congratulations to Grade 12 LSL student Luke Prokop (Defensemen for Calgary Hitman) for being named to the roster for the 2020 KUBOTA CANADA CHL/NHL Top Propects Game BARONS IN THE NEWS!! Congratulations to LSL Alumni Paige Suchit is the new 2019 Caribbean Champion with a 2nd Round Stoppage. Paige is fighting for Barbados National Team!! BARONS IN THE NEWS!! Liam Keeler (Edmonton Oil Kings) LSL Alumni and Luke Prokop (Calgary Hitmen) LSL Student in the ANNUAL Teddy Bear Toss Game. Nathan Peel would like to thank Liam Keeler for the tickets!! Welcome to the NEW YEAR!! Jaret Peel Athletic Director .
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