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"As season openers go, it was a great scrimmage for the St. Anne Saints. The Saints simply overpowered the Riverside Rebels from the opening kickoff en route to a 35-7 thumping in WECSAA senior boys football action Thursday at Windsor Stadium" -Windsor Star September 17 2009
Photograph by: DAN JANISSE, The Windsor Star
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Congratulations to the 5 members of the Windsor Spitfires that attend our school. The boys won the Memorial Cup in Rimouski today. Austin Watson, Jesse Blacker, Ryan Ellis, Justin Shugg, and Taylor Hall will be arriving home tomorrow at about 5 PM and may be in school on time Tuesday.
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Mr. Jim Nehmetallah has won a National Award for Secondary Schools accross Canada as an innovative educator read more |
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This year's Barrie Dancefest was a complete success ! Our team has had a wonderful showing; all routines performed their very best ever. The team brought home 5 First Place, 2 Second Place and 2 Third Place finishes. All of the members are exhausted but inspired and ready for next year ! |
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Great performance on March 15th by the St. Anne HS Concert Band. All those early morning 7:15 am twice a week practices really paid off ! They received a GOLD rating at the MusicFest in Kingsville |
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The St. Anne's Jazz Band received a Silver standing at the MusicFest held March 4th at Kingsville DHS Migration Hall. |
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St. Anne's High School student Anne Guy was the lucky winner of the iPhone draw held for the November 14 University of Windsor Fall Open House. The prize also includes a service contract. The grade 12 student, shown accepting the popular phone at the Rogers store at Devonshire Mall, is interested in the UWindsor program in Liberal and Professional Studies. |
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St. Anne grad to compete in NCAA cross-country championships
St. Anne graduate Stephanie Aldea of the University of Houston qualified for the Division I Cross-Country Championships Nov. 24 in Terre Haute, Ind. Aldea secured a spot at the championships after finishing 19th in the six-kilometre race at the South Central Regionals.
Aldea is the first female since 1994 at the University of Houston to qualify for the event, which will be broadcast live on CBS College Sports Network and streamed online via NCAA.com.
“There is not a more deserving person then Stephanie (Aldea),” University of Houston coach Ryan Turner said.
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Grayer leading women’s team
This weekend won’t be just some pop quiz for the fifth-ranked St. Clair Saints women’s basketball team before they break for the Christmas holidays. With the No.1-ranked Sheridan Bruins and eighth-ranked Humber Hawks visiting, the Saints will get a thorough examination in their final two games until after New Year’s. The Saints head into Friday’s showdown with the Bruins (6 p.m., at St. Clair) with a 4-1 mark that has them sitting atop the West standings. Saturday, they’ll have to get cranked up again to take on Humber at 6 p.m. With four of five starters back from last season, along with sensational rookie Jenae Grayer, the Saints are benefiting from continuity and balance. Rookie impact Grayer leads the Saints in scoring with 14.4 points per game. She scored 12 points in St. Clair’s 73-66 win against Rochester College Tuesday in Auburn Hills, Mich. She has plenty of offensive support. |
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Dubowski Scores game winning Goal Kayla Dubowski is at Neumman College and is doing well also. She had the game winning goal in thier first win of the year and the team is 2-2 for the season. She has 1 G and 2 assists and 6PM.
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