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Continued from page 24 Lan. She was honoured to teachers read to us. I can how successful they could

position is power, a player receive the MVP award picture the text so clearly. be with things like soap-
who spikes the ball from for this past season and Some teachers can read stone carvings, painting,
the side of the court.” last season as well. “We so well, they make a story and mask-making.”
Caitlynn also likes to share had a great group of girls come alive.” Her experience helping in
her talent for volleyball for both seasons. We were Caitlynn also has a love the art class has impacted
with others. “I love to help strong and competitive for art. She loves to draw Caitlynn’s career decisions
other players sharpen their and had a lot of fun on the and paint and has quite the for the future. She’s

skills. It’s exciting to watch court. Mme Armstrong talent for it. She enjoyed interested in working with
them develop their skills, was an awesome coach. this last semester at the special needs children,
go from good to better. It’s She pushed us hard and school the most because supporting them in their
a great feeling to see others believed in us.” she was able to help in the learning, and making their
get excited about their In school, Caitlynn’s Gr. 9-11 art class as a co-op way in the world. With

accomplishments.” favourite subjects include student. “I got to work with Caitlynn’s personality,
Caitlynn has played English, although she isn’t many of the students who anyone she works with will
volleyball for the school of fan of reading – she likes needed extra support with be super lucky to have her
team since coming to Char- to be read to. “I love when their art. It was fun to see in their corner!

U-9 STORM, 1st place in Zone 5 series

By Christine Ouellet

The lacrosse Akwesasne Storm
U9, coached by Lee Thomas, Chad
Thompson, and Brandon Swamp ,is
now in 1st place in Zone 5 Super
series.

The Zone 5 Council of the Ontario
Lacrosse Association (O.L.A.) is
made up of 7 minor lacrosse clubs
including Akwesasne Minor Lacrosse
Association, Cornwall Minor Lacrosse
Association, Gloucester Lacrosse
Association, Kahnawake Mohawks
Minor Lacrosse Association, Kingston
Minor Lacrosse Association, Nepean
Knights Minor Lacrosse Association,
Quinte Minor Lacrosse Association,
and Tyendinaga Minor Lacrosse.
They were Champions at the West
Durham Tournament and participate
in the Hamilton Super Series. In June,
at the West Durham Don Swindells
Memorial Rockmen Classic, the Photo Submitted
1st Tournament was lost to West
Durham in round robin but they were They outscored their opponents 197 championships in a row at Ray Thomas, Chad Thompson & Brandon
able to come back and beat them in to 50. Broadworth in Gloucester on July Swamp, feel that the key to success is
Championship. Overall record 20-2. 8 and 9. Their three coaches, Lee their ability to work together.
Their goal is to make three