Sports Year Closes with Athletic Assembly

 

The new MVP badminton trophy recognizes Mr. Van Dyke’s belief that badminton could be and should be a part of the athletic program. Since its introduction, badminton has grown in success and popularity at the school. The inaugural trophy was won by Béatrice Perron-Roy, Grade 12, who won gold in singles, doubles and mixed doubles events and who always showed “excellent effort and fun,” said coach Michael Wolfe.

Logan Sawyer, Grade 12, received a Major S and his second MVP trophy of the year, this time for boys lacrosse. Already earning a trophy for varsity boys hockey, Logan was a franchise-changing player, said coach Simon Winquist, someone whose positive attitude matched his talent, including some breathtaking plays.  

In girls lacrosse, Zoe Charland was a first-time Major S winner and MVP recipient, described by coach Shannon Garrett as “the most beautiful, graceful lacrosse player.”

Lydia Walsh earned her first Major S award as well as the Roger Marino MVP trophy for her performance in senior girls rugby. Coach Eryn Hessian described Lydia as a quiet leader who was well respected by teammates and opponents alike and always steady and dependable.

Zachary Soifer was also a first-time Major S winner, earning the Donald Ross MVP trophy for senior boys rugby. Zac truly embraced the culture of rugby and worked hard, said coach Adam Spirk, maintaining an unmatched level of intensity and positive attitude.

Matteo Paradis earned the Alex Philip Shield for the second year in a row as the top player on the golf team. In tennis, Siena Webster also won the girls shield for her second year as the top points earner on the team, while Caleb MacDonald won on the boys side. Both Caleb and Siena also won Major S awards for their work.

Other Major S winners for the spring season: Alice Sauriol, Ryan Yung (badminton); Jan Haars (tennis); Madeline Lippman (girls lacrosse); Iain Olsen, Ian Nicholson (boys lacrosse); Maria Teresa Calva-Xolalpa (girls rugby); Shun Hatano, Chaz Grenier (boys rugby)

 

Team South

 

Sportsmanship: Anderson Smyth-Trider, Avah St-Pierre

MVPs: Liam Huckins, Jacob Leblanc

 

Sportsmanship: Eric Cui

Bantam S: Melanie Li, Roger Roger Marcoux, Stanley Lin

Senior S: Braden Chastanet

Major S: Béatrice Perron-Roy, Alice Sauriol, Ryan Yung

Erik Van Dyke MVP Trophy: Béatrice Perron-Roy

 

Sportsmanship: Luke DeLaBruere

Bantam S: Liam Sumun

Senior S: Maxim Tremblay, Florence Blanchette

 

Sportsmanship: Kyle Cregan

Bantam S: Benjamin Rioux

Junior S: Maddyn Labor

Senior S: Félix Fortier, Matteo Paradis, Marcus Kratz

Golf Shield: Matteo Paradis

 

Sportsmanship: Ferdinand Rundel

Senior S: Jacky Xu, Sara Sevcikova

Major S: Caleb MacDonald, Siena Webster, Jan Haars

Boys Shield: Caleb MacDonald

Girls Shield: Siena Webster

 

Sportsmanship: Emma Carrière

Junior S: Emilie Labonté, Julia Lee, Hailey Gilbert, Miranda Angel Garcia

 

Sportsmanship: Santiago Meija

Junior S: Noah Grenier, Juan-Patricio Oropeza Gonzalez, Josh Lippmann

 

Sportsmanship: Hayley Wolfe, Laurie Aubin

Senior S: Karel Préfontaine, Emma Kreisz, Pénélope Lavoie, Maélie Pilon, Rosalie Tremblay, Charlotte Labrèche

Major S: Madeline Lippmann, Zoe Charland

MVP Trophy: Zoe Charland

 

Sportsmanship: Maxim Lapointe

Senior S: Jack Treacy, Raphael Tellier

Major S: Logan Sawyer, lain Olsen, lan Nicholson

MVP: Logan Sawyer

 

Sportsmanship: Lysa Kabirigi

Senior S: Gloria Riddell, Bernadette von Campenhausen, Camryn Moore, Sara Paquette, Quinn Smits
Major S: Lydia Walsh, Maria-Teresa Calva-Xolalpa

Roger Marino MVP Trophy: Lydia Walsh

 

Sportsmanship: Antoine Rémillard

Senior S: Bo Bailey, Noah Papillon, Antoine Rémillard

Major S: Shun Hatano, Chaz Grenier, Zachary Soifer

Donald Ross MVP Trophy: Zachary Soifer