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Caledonia
athletes
honored

Contributed by Linda Black

On Wednesday, May 2 Cale-
donia athletes and coaches were
honored at an athletic banquet
in the school gym. A total of 100
athletes, coaches and special
guests were in attendance, along
with this year’s guest speaker,
Jan-Marie Wilson.

The evening’s events included
a hot roast beef dinner (catered
and served by the Royal Cana-
dian Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary
Branch), a speech by Jan-Marie
Wilson, presentation of individ-
ual team awards (large and small
blocks) and special athletic
presentations.

The special athletic presenta-
tions were handed out to the
following students:

Krista Soules — Outstanding

Female Athlete.

Daysun Wrubel — Outstand-
ing Male Athlete.

Kristi Leblond and Callie
Swan — Most Sportsmanlike
Female Athletes,

David Wolfe and Jason -
Krause — Most Sportsmanlike
Male Athletes.

DAVID EDMONDS, CHAD EDMONDS AND DAVE SHEPHERD shared the most valuable honors i in track and field at Caledonia
Senior Secondary Schoo! S$ athletic awards banquet last week.

Sports achievers recognized at annual banquet

Following is the list of
coaches’ awards for their respec-
tive teams as handed out May 2
at Caledonia high school’s an-
nual athletic banquet.

Gikis’ volieyball. .
Best defence :-—- Krista Soules; .

best: offehce — Wendy ° Biffle: ~

Most dedicated’ — Jessie Carroll;

most valuable: — Kristi Leblond. ,

Boys’ ‘volleyball | .
Most improved’ — Carl

Hundreds
wet lines in
Rupert derby

A 3l-pound,. 14-ounce
chinook landed -by Russell
Pierce was good enough. to
win top prize of $750 at the
Legion’s
19th annual fish derby on
April 28 weekend.

Pierce beat out second-place
finisher Clarence Nelson, whose
30-pound, 12-ounce spring
salmon earned him $500.

For youngsters age 14 and
under, Shawn Helgason landed
another spring beauty. His
31-pound, 9-ounce fish won
Shawn a BMX bicycle.

The largest halibut to tip the
scales was a 44-pounder landed
by Sam McGovern. And in the
non-salmon/halibut category, a
ling cod caught by Don Penner
won top prize.

The derby attracted 460
fishermen and handed out
$7,200 in prizes.

Devost; most inspirational _
Dayson Wrubel; outstanding - —
Chad Ziegler.

. Most sportsmanlike — Ryan
. Stevenson; best forward -- Rick
Dhami; best defence — Vinnie
Redmond; outstanding — David
“Wolfe.

| Track and field,
. . > Gross country

"Most valuable (shared) —

David Edmonds, Chad Ed-

monds, Dave Shepherd; sports-

manlike male — Adrian Balatti;
sportsmanlike female —

- Catherine Robinson.

Giris’ basketball

Top scorer — Wendy Biffle;
unsung heroes — Renata Sper-

man and Allison Siemens; most

improved — Krista McKenzie.

Boys’ basketball
Under-rated and high’ shot

DAYSON WRUBEL, shown here recelving a plaque from principal
Tom Hamakawa, was named outstanding male athlete at the

Caledonia awards night May 2.

percentage — Jeff McKay; most
improved — Gary Peden; high
scorer and offensive rebounder
— Paul Manhas; best blocker —
Kannin Osei-Tutu; most ag-
gressive — Mike Parker; best
defensive — Steve Dhansaw;
dedication — Frank Neid.
Badminton
Specific honors not awarded.
Special awards .

Outstanding female  sports- |

manship — Callie Swan and
Kristi Leblond; outstanding
female athlete — Krista Soules;
outstanding male sportsmanship
— David Wolfe and Jason
Krause;

KRISTA SOULES got the honors for being Caledonia school's

night last week.

outstanding female athlete of the year at Cal's annual awards

Sitter t a att We TEMS i De eee yep ogo gree

outstanding male:
athlete — Dayson Wrubel.

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