Greenwood Athletic Banquet 2018

5/30/2018

Erin Taylor, Communications Officer

On May 24, 181 of Greenwood’s athletes and coaches gathered in the gym to celebrate another great year. They looked back on the highlights from Fall, Winter, and Spring sports seasons and chatted over a banquet dinner.

The awards presentation was the evening’s big highlight. The Athlete of the Year award recognizes athletes both for their outstanding athletic skills and their strong leadership. It was awarded to one male and one female student in each age category. MVP and Coach’s awards were awarded to one player per award for each team.

Victoria Day, Sydney Gordon & Michael Griff were awarded the OFSAA Colin Hood Award for their contribution to sport at Greenwood during their high school careers. Jamie Lester received this award for his contribution to the Greenwood Athletic program and the CISAA.

Below are the recipients of the Athlete of the Year and the Colin Hood Award. For a full list of awards, click here.

U14 Boys – Matthew Purdy

U14 Girls – Sabine Moysey

Junior Boys – Hunter Lougheed

Junior Girls – Alyssa Marshall

Senior Boys – Jack Ciotlos

Senior Girls – Erin Thomson

Colin Hood Award - Victoria Day, Sydney Gordon, Michael Griff & Jamie Lester

Coach of the Year - Christine Joannou

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Chief the Grizzly was always ready for a photo opp
Awards were handed out to athletes across all age groups
Awards were handed out to athletes across all age groups
Awards were handed out to athletes across all age groups
Students and coaches chatted over dinner
Students and coaches chatted over dinner

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