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THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
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École Westhaven School update s CHOOL
Our Healthy Initiative Activity program was an increase in student focus and achievement by
extremely successful and well received last year. doing just ten minutes of physical activity in the Times
With such great success, we are continuing with morning. We are excited about providing this
it this year. We start off each day with ten opportunity for our Westhaven students.
minutes of physical activity. While it is nice Our monthly feather assembly continue to be a and then into the draw bucket (10 to 12 are
weather outside, we walk around the school positive celebration. We are able to recognize selected to receive a little prize). We find that
grounds, although we will be soon be moving everyone who has received a feather for the many students in our school are doing great
indoors. Our Healthy Initiative Team has month within the assembly. Feathers are given things - we are very proud of them! Check out
developed numerous activities for each for citizenship actions (showing caring, respect, the bulletin board in the front foyer to see the
classroom; we will be cycling through these kindness, helpfulness, etc.) and/or for academic numerous feathers that are hung up every month
activities on a weekly basis. Research indicates excellence. All feathers go on the bulletin board for these wonderful achievements.
Silver Hoops for the Parkland Pacers Senior Boys
by Coach Tyler Setzer
This past weekend the senior Pacers boys
took part in our last tournament before the
Christmas break and it was a great weekend of
ball for the team.
First game was against St. Joes from Grand
Prairie and we had a 74-58 win over them.
That put us up against the fast-paced team
from Morinville, shooting into overtime in this
game with an almost second overtime for a 79-
76 win. This moved us to the final game.
I believe it is the first final appearance for
PCHS boys in this tournament and we met the
team from Holy Rosary School in
Lloydminster. It was a shooting team like we
Kids Make A Difference is sponsored by: never seen before as they hit 23 three-point
shots.
We dug back hard after being down 40-22
after the first quarter of play, not half but
quarter. In the final quarter, we were within six
points but ended up earning silver in a 98-88
loss.
Sand & Gravel Sales/Hauling
Quality Work PCHS Pacer Senior Boys with their Silver medals after a tournament just prior to the new year. Back Row:
Serving Edson & District Since 1974 Coach Tyler Setzer, Carter Fousert, Brayden Hees, Jaden Rivard-Mackintosh, Dylan Dolanz, Zubin
Pahwa, Wyatt Schneider, Bryce Smith, Brock Holt, and Coach Byron Holt. Front Row: Anderson King,
780-723-5152 Diego Espinosa-Chambers, and Jaden Crozier.
The HRH Rebels Junior C boys basketball team hosted Grand Trunk on December 8 for a competitive
PCHS Pacer Dylan Dolanz receives 'Player of the game. The HRH boys lost with a score of 33-45, but they certainly demonstrated their energy on the
Game' during a recent tournament. court throughout the game. photo Cassie Kushniruk
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
PAGE 22 MONDAY JANUARY 14, 2019 MONDAYJANUARY 7, 2019 PAGE 21
École Westhaven School update s CHOOL
Our Healthy Initiative Activity program was an increase in student focus and achievement by
extremely successful and well received last year. doing just ten minutes of physical activity in the Times
With such great success, we are continuing with morning. We are excited about providing this
it this year. We start off each day with ten opportunity for our Westhaven students.
minutes of physical activity. While it is nice Our monthly feather assembly continue to be a and then into the draw bucket (10 to 12 are
weather outside, we walk around the school positive celebration. We are able to recognize selected to receive a little prize). We find that
grounds, although we will be soon be moving everyone who has received a feather for the many students in our school are doing great
indoors. Our Healthy Initiative Team has month within the assembly. Feathers are given things - we are very proud of them! Check out
developed numerous activities for each for citizenship actions (showing caring, respect, the bulletin board in the front foyer to see the
classroom; we will be cycling through these kindness, helpfulness, etc.) and/or for academic numerous feathers that are hung up every month
activities on a weekly basis. Research indicates excellence. All feathers go on the bulletin board for these wonderful achievements.
Silver Hoops for the Parkland Pacers Senior Boys
by Coach Tyler Setzer
This past weekend the senior Pacers boys
took part in our last tournament before the
Christmas break and it was a great weekend of
ball for the team.
First game was against St. Joes from Grand
Prairie and we had a 74-58 win over them.
That put us up against the fast-paced team
from Morinville, shooting into overtime in this
game with an almost second overtime for a 79-
76 win. This moved us to the final game.
I believe it is the first final appearance for
PCHS boys in this tournament and we met the
team from Holy Rosary School in
Lloydminster. It was a shooting team like we
Kids Make A Difference is sponsored by: never seen before as they hit 23 three-point
shots.
We dug back hard after being down 40-22
after the first quarter of play, not half but
quarter. In the final quarter, we were within six
points but ended up earning silver in a 98-88
loss.
Sand & Gravel Sales/Hauling
Quality Work PCHS Pacer Senior Boys with their Silver medals after a tournament just prior to the new year. Back Row:
Serving Edson & District Since 1974 Coach Tyler Setzer, Carter Fousert, Brayden Hees, Jaden Rivard-Mackintosh, Dylan Dolanz, Zubin
Pahwa, Wyatt Schneider, Bryce Smith, Brock Holt, and Coach Byron Holt. Front Row: Anderson King,
780-723-5152 Diego Espinosa-Chambers, and Jaden Crozier.
The HRH Rebels Junior C boys basketball team hosted Grand Trunk on December 8 for a competitive
PCHS Pacer Dylan Dolanz receives 'Player of the game. The HRH boys lost with a score of 33-45, but they certainly demonstrated their energy on the
Game' during a recent tournament. court throughout the game. photo Cassie Kushniruk
