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Parkland's Junior Girls bring home the Whitecourt Gold
submitted Trish Day, PCHS
After placing 1st in our pool last weekend in
Mayerthorpe and losing out in the semi-finals,
Parkland's junior girls were determined to bring
home the gold the next weekend in Whitecourt.
The girls placed 1st overall in the round robin by
defeating Barrhead, St. Joes and Hilltop both sets
and splitting the game with R.F Staples to earn a
buy into semi-finals. They came up against St.
Joes in the semi-final, with Ashley Mosher and
Ella Wolfe solid at the net and strong serving by
Ruth Biehler and Molly Reynolds. They
advanced to the gold medal match against R.F
Staples from Westlock.
After playing a solid 10 sets earlier in the day,
we lost the first set of the gold medal match. The
girls were determined though, and with strong
performances in serving and hitting by Haley
Bishop, Paige Sidoruk and Kyla Drader,
combined with amazing team spirit, they found
the energy to win the second and tie breaking The Junior Pacers volleyball team (back row): Jordyn Sharman, Kyla Drader, Ella Wolfe, Molly Reynolds,
third set to bring home the gold! Congratulations Haley Bishop, Paige Sidoruk. Front row: Coach Trichia Hearns, Ashleigh Mosher, Ruth Biehler, Kaylan
Girls on a great day! Bills, Kristin Aasen, Jada Rupert, Deborah Yun, Taya Gargus, and Coach Louise Bills.
Edson Aeros take on the Cold Lake Hornets
by Shaylyn Thornton The Aeros returned to the Cold Lake Energy momentum as they head to the US on November
Centre on November 2, hoping to swat the 15 for a 3 game weekend series.
The Edson Aeros travelled to the Cold Lake Hornets once again. The weekend games will be held in
Energy Centre on November 1 and 2 to battle During the first period, the Aeros outshot their Washington, and the Aeros will face the Seattle
against the Cold Lake Hornets. opponents 22-4, and four of those shots turned Totems twice and the Bellingham Blazers once.
The Aeros were looking to extend their winning into goals thanks to Aeros players Mathew In addition to the success they find on the ice,
streak, as they left Edson with seven straight Rathbone, Sebbe Heden, Jarius Moar, and the Aeros organization has been making a
wins. Vojtech Svoboda. difference in the community. The team had
In the November 1 game, the Aeros started off In the second, the Aeros furthered their shooting special edition jerseys made up in honor of both
strong, leading shots 19-5 after the first period. prowess, leading the Hornets 42-10. This time, the fight against breast cancer, and for
Aeros player Mathew Rathbone was the lone Tyler Villeneuve of the Aeros was the only Remembrance Day.
scorer of the period, putting the Aeros up 1-0. scorer, putting the Aeros up 5-0 heading into the Each of the jerseys was auctioned off, and the
The Hornets netted a goal in the second period, third. Aeros community really came through. The team
but the Aeros kept on the pressure as Aero Brian The third period brought on even more shots, was able to donate $1300 to the Edson Run of
Bailer scored as well, leaving the Aeros up by with the Aeros now having outshot their Hope from the auction of the breast cancer
one heading into the third. opponents 71-13, with Villeneuve scoring his jerseys, a cause that is very close to many of the
In the third, the Hornets upped their total tally to second goal of the night and leaving the game Aeros' hearts.
two goals, but Aeros players Kevin Lundin and with a final score of 6-1. The auction of the Remembrance Day jerseys
Quentin Stempfel each scored and ensured the Mathew Rathbone was awarded player of the was also a great success, and the organization
Aeros' win with a final score of 4-2. game for opening scoring for the Aeros in the donated $1000 to the Edson Royal Canadian
Player of the game was given to local talent first period. Legion Joe Wynne Branch #51. The Aeros
Coleman Mueller for his great offense and Following these two wins, the Edson Aeros stated, “These jerseys were created to remember
consistently providing scoring opportunities for have extended their win streak to nine in a row. those who have fallen in battle and those who
his teammates. The team will be looking to capitalize on their have sacrificed so much, so that we can play the
game we love. Lest we forget.”
Shilo Croteau and Stefam Franke had some fun watching the kids on the toboggan hill at Willmore Park on November 11. photo Deanna Mitchener
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
PAGE 24 MONDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2019 MONDAY NOVEMBER 11, 2019 PAGE 25
T he Weekly ANCHOR
S ports
Parkland's Junior Girls bring home the Whitecourt Gold
submitted Trish Day, PCHS
After placing 1st in our pool last weekend in
Mayerthorpe and losing out in the semi-finals,
Parkland's junior girls were determined to bring
home the gold the next weekend in Whitecourt.
The girls placed 1st overall in the round robin by
defeating Barrhead, St. Joes and Hilltop both sets
and splitting the game with R.F Staples to earn a
buy into semi-finals. They came up against St.
Joes in the semi-final, with Ashley Mosher and
Ella Wolfe solid at the net and strong serving by
Ruth Biehler and Molly Reynolds. They
advanced to the gold medal match against R.F
Staples from Westlock.
After playing a solid 10 sets earlier in the day,
we lost the first set of the gold medal match. The
girls were determined though, and with strong
performances in serving and hitting by Haley
Bishop, Paige Sidoruk and Kyla Drader,
combined with amazing team spirit, they found
the energy to win the second and tie breaking The Junior Pacers volleyball team (back row): Jordyn Sharman, Kyla Drader, Ella Wolfe, Molly Reynolds,
third set to bring home the gold! Congratulations Haley Bishop, Paige Sidoruk. Front row: Coach Trichia Hearns, Ashleigh Mosher, Ruth Biehler, Kaylan
Girls on a great day! Bills, Kristin Aasen, Jada Rupert, Deborah Yun, Taya Gargus, and Coach Louise Bills.
Edson Aeros take on the Cold Lake Hornets
by Shaylyn Thornton The Aeros returned to the Cold Lake Energy momentum as they head to the US on November
Centre on November 2, hoping to swat the 15 for a 3 game weekend series.
The Edson Aeros travelled to the Cold Lake Hornets once again. The weekend games will be held in
Energy Centre on November 1 and 2 to battle During the first period, the Aeros outshot their Washington, and the Aeros will face the Seattle
against the Cold Lake Hornets. opponents 22-4, and four of those shots turned Totems twice and the Bellingham Blazers once.
The Aeros were looking to extend their winning into goals thanks to Aeros players Mathew In addition to the success they find on the ice,
streak, as they left Edson with seven straight Rathbone, Sebbe Heden, Jarius Moar, and the Aeros organization has been making a
wins. Vojtech Svoboda. difference in the community. The team had
In the November 1 game, the Aeros started off In the second, the Aeros furthered their shooting special edition jerseys made up in honor of both
strong, leading shots 19-5 after the first period. prowess, leading the Hornets 42-10. This time, the fight against breast cancer, and for
Aeros player Mathew Rathbone was the lone Tyler Villeneuve of the Aeros was the only Remembrance Day.
scorer of the period, putting the Aeros up 1-0. scorer, putting the Aeros up 5-0 heading into the Each of the jerseys was auctioned off, and the
The Hornets netted a goal in the second period, third. Aeros community really came through. The team
but the Aeros kept on the pressure as Aero Brian The third period brought on even more shots, was able to donate $1300 to the Edson Run of
Bailer scored as well, leaving the Aeros up by with the Aeros now having outshot their Hope from the auction of the breast cancer
one heading into the third. opponents 71-13, with Villeneuve scoring his jerseys, a cause that is very close to many of the
In the third, the Hornets upped their total tally to second goal of the night and leaving the game Aeros' hearts.
two goals, but Aeros players Kevin Lundin and with a final score of 6-1. The auction of the Remembrance Day jerseys
Quentin Stempfel each scored and ensured the Mathew Rathbone was awarded player of the was also a great success, and the organization
Aeros' win with a final score of 4-2. game for opening scoring for the Aeros in the donated $1000 to the Edson Royal Canadian
Player of the game was given to local talent first period. Legion Joe Wynne Branch #51. The Aeros
Coleman Mueller for his great offense and Following these two wins, the Edson Aeros stated, “These jerseys were created to remember
consistently providing scoring opportunities for have extended their win streak to nine in a row. those who have fallen in battle and those who
his teammates. The team will be looking to capitalize on their have sacrificed so much, so that we can play the
game we love. Lest we forget.”
Shilo Croteau and Stefam Franke had some fun watching the kids on the toboggan hill at Willmore Park on November 11. photo Deanna Mitchener
