Fall Athletic Assembly 2007

November 8, 2006

TROPHY WINNERS:

W.A. Ketchen Trophy - Football - Cedric Moore

Merle Griffin Trophy - Girls Soccer - Andrea Dumas

Bobby Moore Trophy - Boys Soccer -Logan Vanasse & Julian Perrotta

W. Greenshields Memorial Trophy - Cross Country - Charles Berke

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Boys Soccer Bantam S Jae-Hyun Yoon, Coach Telling, James Savory, Andrew Norris, Coach Prevost	Girls Soccer Bantam S Coach Foster, Dawn Namagoose, Anchi Numfor, Madina Martineau, Natasha Podd, Hailey Nadeau, Coach Smith	Boys Soccer Junior S Coach Rioux, Massimo Manago di Buono, Nicolas Bauer, Ngwa Numfor, In Won Lee, Juan Parcero Quinones, Coach Glover
Girls Soccer Junior S Coach Retchless, Ximena Enecoiz Gomez De Tuddo, Coach Reynolds	Cross-Country Junior S Coach Harding, Andrew Decelles, Coach Ross	Cross-Country Major S and W. Greenshields Memorial Trophy Coach Harding, Charles Berke, Coach Ross, Headmaster Wolfe
Girls Soccer Senior S Victoria MacIsaac, Coach Van Dyke	Girls Soccer Major S Headmaster Wolfe, Monika Cormier, Coach Van Dyke	Girls Soccer Major S Headmaster Wolfe, Lindsay Smith, Coach Van Dyke
Girls Soccer Major S Headmaster Wolfe, Juliet Numfor, Coach Van Dyke	Girls Soccer Major S and Merle Griffin Trophy Headmaster Wolfe, Andrea Dumas, Coach Van Dyke	Football Senior S Coach Elliot, Will Aston-Reese, Graham Cheezo, Headmaster Wolfe
Football Major S Coach Elliot, Pierre-Olivier Jean, Headmaster Wolfe	Football Major S and W.A. Ketchen Trophy Coach Elliot, Cedric Moore, Headmaster Wolfe	Boys Soccer Major S Coach Standage, Jesse Halikas, Coach Chandler, Headmaster Wolfe
Boys Soccer Major S Coach Standage, Garrett Donnelly, Coach Chandler, Headmaster Wolfe	Boys Soccer Major S Coach Standage, Jean-Francois Lefort, Coach Chandler, Headmaster Wolfe	Boys Soccer Major S Coach Standage, Andrew Smith, Coach Chandler, Headmaster Wolfe
Boys Soccer Major S and Bobby Moore Trophy Coach Standage, Logan Vanasse, Coach Chandler, Headmaster Wolfe		Boys Soccer Major S and Bobby Moore Trophy Coach Standage, Julian Perrotta, Coach Chandler, Headmaster Wolfe

 

Coming off one of its strongest fall sports season in recent memory, Stanstead College honoured its student athletes at the annual Fall Athletic Assembly held Wednesday, November 7.

Headmaster Michael Wolfe opened the evening by reading words of inspiration from legendary NCAA coach John Wooden. “Winning is fun. But winning is not the point. Not giving up is the point. Never being satisfied is the point,” he said. “It’s not winning that counts. What counts is trying.”

Letter awards were presented to top student-athletes at the bantam, junior and senior levels. Several senior students also received Major S awards. In addition, the evening saw the distribution of four MVP trophies.

In cross-country running, team captain Charles Berke of Westmount won this year’s W. Greenshields Memorial Trophy as the school’s top runner. Coach Tracey Harding paid tribute to Charles for his dedication, his ambition to excel and his overall improvement over the course of the season.

In football, quarterback Cedric Moore of Quebec City won the W.A. Ketchen Trophy. Coach Andrew Elliot described Cedric as a multi-talented and cerebral football player. He also praised Cedric for his leadership skills and competitive drive.

Senior girls soccer coach Erik Van Dyke awarded four Major S’s in recognition of the team’s successful ETIAC league-winning season. Among the four, Andrea Dumas of Quebec City won the Merle Griffin Trophy and was described by Coach Van Dyke as the “best all-round girls soccer player who ever wore the Red and White uniform.”

In senior boys soccer, which celebrated a perfect 9-0 ETIAC season, there were six Major S’s. The Bobby Moore Trophy went to co-captains Julian Perrotta of Lorraine, Quebec and Logan Vanasse of Ayer’s Cliff. Perrotta, who also won this award in 2006, was applauded by coach Graham Chandler for his “great talent and tremendous physical presence,” while Vanasse was recognized for his leadership and his ability to always be one step ahead of the opposition.