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PCHS Cross-Country Zone results
The Zone Cross Country Running William's was 1st, Mackenzie
Championships took place in Daniel was 5th, Alexandra Daniel
Athabasca, on October 9. It was was 6th and Madie Little was 10th.
cold, but at least there was no snow - Intermediate boys 5 km, Carter
on the course. Parkland Composite Fousert finished second and Caleb
High School entered ten athletes Burnett finished ninth.
and the results were great. The - In the Intermediate girls 5 km,
following athletes finished in the Christina Steil finished second.
top 10 in zones: - Eight of our athletes have
- Braden Oishi was 4th in the qualified for Provincials in
Grade 9 boys 3 km. Medicine Hat on October 19.
- In the Junior girls 4 km, Jorja
Parkland Composite High School entered ten athletes into the Zone Cross
Country Running Championships in Athabasca on October 9. submitted
Rebels football team continues to thrive
by Shaylyn Thornton
The Holy Redeemer Rebels football team
continue to impress as they increased their league
record so far this season to 4-1 after an intense
game against the Camrose Royals on October 10.
The Rebels more than doubled the points that
the Royals earned, finishing the game with a
score of 50-22.
Something that quickly becomes apparent to all
those checking out a Rebels game is how well
the team moves together. Their plays are smart
and well-intentioned and are carried out by the
team as a unit and not just a couple of strong
players.
Rebels player #52 Jaden Langridge spoke about
his “tight knit” team. “We can depend on each
other,” he said. “If we lose a player, we can
always turn to another player and say, 'Hey, we Rebels player #17 Rudy Clark leapt into the air during a game against the Camrose Royals, in an attempt
need you out on the field.' We can always count to stop his opponents from scoring an additional 2 points following a Royals touchdown on October 10.
on each other.” The Rebels would go on to win 50-22. photo Shaylyn Thornton
Being a part of a great team is something that is
very important to Langridge. He had never
played a sport before when he decided to try
football. “It was just something I found passion
with,” he said. “I gave it a try, and turns out, I
love it.”
Langridge has also enjoyed getting to know
new teammates this season. “Some of the Grade
9 players, we didn't know them,” he said. “But
after a couple practices and games we really
became a tight knit group. We all became a pretty
good football family.”
At the game against the Camrose Royals, the
Rebels showed their drive and love for the game.
#37 Tayte Zaporosky was “really happy” with
the way the team played throughout.
Zaporosky especially noticed “Everyone's will
to get on the field,” he said. “No one was The Rebels football team have shown their strengths off so far this season, one of many their ability to
quitting. Everyone was just happy to be able to work together as a unit. Pictured are the Rebels after a win against the Camrose Royals on October 10.
play.” photo Shaylyn Thornton
Zaporosky said that one of the best things he
has learned from being a part of football is that,
“Your mind will always give up before your sick.” opponents up after the whistle blows, they cheer
body does.” For the Rebels, pushing past the As the season moves on, Lamabe hopes his for their team constantly, and they take time to
tough moments has become one of their defining team can continue to show their strength and show their fans that they care – even going so far
strengths. tenacity. “We are in pretty high standings right as to toss out free Rebels t-shirts and footballs to
In addition to their success, the Rebels have had now,” he said. “I hope that we can win the the crowd at half-time.
some exciting moments this season. One such banner for our team, because as a Grade 12 The team will look to continue their great
moment really stood out to Rebels quarterback player I'm going to be done soon.” season so far, and hopefully earn the
#39 Ryhker Lamabe. Lamabe credited football with giving him the Championship banner for 2019.
“Best part of the season would probably be opportunity to “make new friends” and helping As a community, Edson can be proud of the
going to Edmonton to watch the Golden Bears him recognize the importance of “respecting sportsmanship and teamwork that the HRH
game,” said Lamabe. “And then we played on everyone.” football team consistently shows.
that field that the Golden Bears played on against These young athletes are the epitome of In the words of Tayte Zaporosky, “Go Rebels!”
Provost in a real football game, so it was pretty respect, both on and off the field. They help
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THE WEEKLY ANCHOR MONDAY OCTOBER 21, 2019 PAGE 23
T he Weekly ANCHOR
S ports
PCHS Cross-Country Zone results
The Zone Cross Country Running William's was 1st, Mackenzie
Championships took place in Daniel was 5th, Alexandra Daniel
Athabasca, on October 9. It was was 6th and Madie Little was 10th.
cold, but at least there was no snow - Intermediate boys 5 km, Carter
on the course. Parkland Composite Fousert finished second and Caleb
High School entered ten athletes Burnett finished ninth.
and the results were great. The - In the Intermediate girls 5 km,
following athletes finished in the Christina Steil finished second.
top 10 in zones: - Eight of our athletes have
- Braden Oishi was 4th in the qualified for Provincials in
Grade 9 boys 3 km. Medicine Hat on October 19.
- In the Junior girls 4 km, Jorja
Parkland Composite High School entered ten athletes into the Zone Cross
Country Running Championships in Athabasca on October 9. submitted
Rebels football team continues to thrive
by Shaylyn Thornton
The Holy Redeemer Rebels football team
continue to impress as they increased their league
record so far this season to 4-1 after an intense
game against the Camrose Royals on October 10.
The Rebels more than doubled the points that
the Royals earned, finishing the game with a
score of 50-22.
Something that quickly becomes apparent to all
those checking out a Rebels game is how well
the team moves together. Their plays are smart
and well-intentioned and are carried out by the
team as a unit and not just a couple of strong
players.
Rebels player #52 Jaden Langridge spoke about
his “tight knit” team. “We can depend on each
other,” he said. “If we lose a player, we can
always turn to another player and say, 'Hey, we Rebels player #17 Rudy Clark leapt into the air during a game against the Camrose Royals, in an attempt
need you out on the field.' We can always count to stop his opponents from scoring an additional 2 points following a Royals touchdown on October 10.
on each other.” The Rebels would go on to win 50-22. photo Shaylyn Thornton
Being a part of a great team is something that is
very important to Langridge. He had never
played a sport before when he decided to try
football. “It was just something I found passion
with,” he said. “I gave it a try, and turns out, I
love it.”
Langridge has also enjoyed getting to know
new teammates this season. “Some of the Grade
9 players, we didn't know them,” he said. “But
after a couple practices and games we really
became a tight knit group. We all became a pretty
good football family.”
At the game against the Camrose Royals, the
Rebels showed their drive and love for the game.
#37 Tayte Zaporosky was “really happy” with
the way the team played throughout.
Zaporosky especially noticed “Everyone's will
to get on the field,” he said. “No one was The Rebels football team have shown their strengths off so far this season, one of many their ability to
quitting. Everyone was just happy to be able to work together as a unit. Pictured are the Rebels after a win against the Camrose Royals on October 10.
play.” photo Shaylyn Thornton
Zaporosky said that one of the best things he
has learned from being a part of football is that,
“Your mind will always give up before your sick.” opponents up after the whistle blows, they cheer
body does.” For the Rebels, pushing past the As the season moves on, Lamabe hopes his for their team constantly, and they take time to
tough moments has become one of their defining team can continue to show their strength and show their fans that they care – even going so far
strengths. tenacity. “We are in pretty high standings right as to toss out free Rebels t-shirts and footballs to
In addition to their success, the Rebels have had now,” he said. “I hope that we can win the the crowd at half-time.
some exciting moments this season. One such banner for our team, because as a Grade 12 The team will look to continue their great
moment really stood out to Rebels quarterback player I'm going to be done soon.” season so far, and hopefully earn the
#39 Ryhker Lamabe. Lamabe credited football with giving him the Championship banner for 2019.
“Best part of the season would probably be opportunity to “make new friends” and helping As a community, Edson can be proud of the
going to Edmonton to watch the Golden Bears him recognize the importance of “respecting sportsmanship and teamwork that the HRH
game,” said Lamabe. “And then we played on everyone.” football team consistently shows.
that field that the Golden Bears played on against These young athletes are the epitome of In the words of Tayte Zaporosky, “Go Rebels!”
Provost in a real football game, so it was pretty respect, both on and off the field. They help
