Greenwood Athletics Awards 2016-2017

5/30/2017

It was a well-attended event with more than 100 students and staff on hand to celebrate the school’s top athletes.

The athletic banquet showcased highlights from each athletic season (Fall, Winter and Spring) and games and giveaways were always enjoyed by all attendees.

The high point of the evening was the awards presentation. Awards were given for the 2016-2017 Athletes of the Year for U14, Junior and Senior. MVP and Coach’s Awards were also given for each team. The Athletes of the Year recognized not only for their outstanding athletic achievement, but also of sportsmanship in the classroom and in the halls.

We also honoured three recipients of the Colin Hood Award. This award is given out annually to one graduating male and one graduating female in every school in the province as well as coaches. The Colin Hood Award winners have been committed to the success of school sport at their school and within their Association.

Elanna Robson was given the award for her outstanding achievement as a coach.

Athlete of the Year was a family event this year, as all three members of the Palmert family earned this award for their division.

Below are recipients of the Athlete of the Year and the Colin Hood Award. Click here for a full list of awards.

Athletes of the year:

Athletes of the year:

U14 Boys – Daniel Henry (’21)

U14 Girls – Tessa Palmert ('22)

Junior Boys – Graham Palmert (’20)

Junior Girls – Montana Danis (’19)

Senior Boys – Jake Gives (’17)

Senior Girls – Sasha Palmert (’17)

Colin Hood Award:

Male: Liam Wolfe ('17)

Female: Susan McMaster ('17)

Coach: Anne Wellnhofer

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