A12 Friday, May 26, 2017 - The Times Photo by Marusia Kaweski
Football players off to the Senior Bowl Three Assiniboia Rockets high school football players, Weston Mergel, Riley Moneo and Parker Auchstaetter, headed to the 2017 Six-Man Provincial Senior Bowl Games, which was held in Saskatoon on May 19-22. The Bowl Games featured the top 170 graduating high school players from the Northern and Southern parts of the province. It was a showcase for scouts, coaches, players and fans. The three Assiniboia Rockets players, pictured with their coach Brian Ruthven (at top), were selected to Team South. They were also practicing at the Rockets’ spring football camp on May 17-18 in Assiniboia. While the football season officially kicks off in late August, the team held a two-day training camp now for Grade 8 to 11 players to create interest in high school
football. The Rockets had come off a fantastic year this past season going all the way to the league quarter finals and posting a 14-2 win record for the past two seasons. “It’s a building year,” said Ruthven, noting that the team will be losing its Grade 12 players who will be graduating in June. The team is looking to build on the new and existing talent and welcomes some new prospects from Grade 8. “We have a good coaching staff,” Coach Ruthven said of the coaches who are all returning to the team this year too. He noted that the coaches contributed a lot of time and effort to the team. The training camp ended with a team supper on May 18. For those who missed the camp, there’s still a chance to sign up for the team in the fall.
Armed robbery occurs in Glentworth Ponteix RCMP responded to a robbery call at the Glentworth Credit Union on May 17. The incident occurred about 9:45 a.m. when a
masked lone male who was carrying a firearm entered the institution and demanded money, according to the RCMP from their initital investigation. The
perpetrator was reported to have left on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash heading south down Main Street. There were no injuries reported as a result of the
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2017 Equity Days Event Schedule Monday, June 12
Cheque distribution 1 – 6 pm BBQ 4- 6 pm
Coronach Service Centre
BBQ proceeds to Coronach Grad Class of 2018
Tuesday, Cheque June 13 distribution 10 - 3 BBQ 11 - 2
Gravelbourg Food Store
BBQ proceeds to St. Joseph’s Hospital Ladies Auxiliary
Cheque distribution 10 - 3 BBQ 11 - 2 Thursday, Cheque June 15 distribution 10 - 3 BBQ 11 - 2
Assiniboia Food Store
BBQ proceeds to Assiniboia Rotary Club
Mossbank School
BBQ proceeds to Mossbank School Grad Class of 2018
Cheque distribution 10 - 3 BBQ 11 - 2
Lafleche Food Store
Wed., June 14
Friday, June 16
BBQ proceeds to Lafleche School Nutrition Program
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incident. Ponteix RCMP have released photographs of the male from the incident who is described as five feet and eight or nine inches tall with a stocky build and who was unshaven. The person was estimated to be in his late 40s or early 50s and wearing a black toque and a camouflage-style jacket. Ponteix RCMP are asking anyone with information about this incident to contact them at 306-625-6400 or 310-RCMP, or to call Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-8477.
Spring recital held at McCord Church Submitted by S. Falconer, Southline The Spring Recital for the students of Sherry Sproule School of Music and Becky-Jo Jones was held at McCord United Church on May 15. Sherry was the emcee for the program. She also accompanied the vocalists. The first piano player was Denise Cheesman who performed ‘Robots’ and ‘Porcupine Dance’. Josie Anthony sang ‘The Wind’. The second pianist was Kaitlyn Silbernagel who played ‘Sonatina in C Major’. Alexa Anthony sang ‘Almost There’ followed by Kaira Lee singing ‘Gospel Train’. Pianist Jynae Petersen played ‘Sonatina in A Minor’. Logan Poirier sang ‘Homeward Bound’ and Kaylin Poirier played ‘Long Weekend’. Vocalists were Jeneva Allingham singing ‘Climbin’ up the Mountain’, Kassidy Silbernagel singing ‘Til There Was You’, Denise Cheesman with ‘A Spoonful of Sugar’, Josie Anthony performing ‘Part of Your World’, Kaitlyn Silbernagel singing ‘The Girl I Mean to Be’, Alexa Anthony with ‘Cups Song’, Payton Todd singing ‘All Through the Night’, Kaira Lee performing ‘The Owls’ and Kaylin Poirier singing ‘Lean on Me’. For her second selection, Jynae Petersen played ‘Fluttering Leaves’. Jeneva Allingham sang ‘June Magic’ as her second solo. Kassidy Silbernagel performed ‘I Have Confidence’ to end the program. Students and guests enjoyed refreshments in
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the church basement. Southwest Track and Field Meet There were 31 Glentworth athletes who traveled to Moose Jaw to compete at the Southwest Track and Field Meet at Gutheridge Field on May 16. There was much success for the students. There were 23 headed to districts. Glentworth School had the highest score overall placing first with 509 points. Senior boys: Braylen B.- third in discus; Kyle P.second in shot put, sixth in long jump; Nick P.- fourth in discus, seventh in long jump; and Brody Z.- first in shot put. Senior girls: Hannah G.- second in 200 m., first in discus and shot put; and Miriah P.- second in long jump and triple jump. Junior girls: Mahteya D.first in 800 m, 400 m, 1500 m and 3,000 m. Junior boys: Carson F.- fourth in discus, third in javelin; Coy G.- second in discus, fourth in javelin, third in shot put; Tristan M.- first in 100 m, javelin and high jump, fifth in discus; Daniel P.- fifth in javelin, second in triple jump; and Cole Z.- first in 100 m, 800 m, 400 m and 1,500 m. Midget girls: Jeneva A.- first in hurdles, third in 100 m., second in high jump; Jordan D.- third in long jump, second in triple jump; and Brynn Z.- second in hurdles, first in shot put and high jump. Midget boys: Dan H.fourth in 100 m, seventh in javelin, third in long jump; and Colby M.- third in 100 m and hurdles, eighth in javelin, and seventh in long jump. Bantam boys: Pierce A.- fourth in shot put, 10th in long jump; Trace D.- fourth in 400 m, second in javelin; Dylan H.- second in 800 m, third in 400 m, first in discus and 3,000 m.; Trey J.seventh in discus, sixth in shot put; Cayole M.- sixth in 200 m, fourth in 100 m.; and Hadley O.- fifth in discus, third in shot put, and seventh in long jump. Bantam girls: Aspen B.third in shot put and discus; Adwancia D.- seventh in triple jump; Kaira L.- first in discus, fifth in javelin; Peyton M.- second in 800 m, 10th in long jump; Jynae P.- second in discus, fourth in shot put; Makaila P.- sixth in shot put, eighth in triple jump; Kaylin P.first in hurdles and high jump, third in 100 m, and eighth in long jump; Taylor Z.- second in 100 m and javelin, and first in long jump and triple jump. Relays: bantam boys took second; junior girls won first, and bantam girls finished first. Aggregate winners were Taylor Z., Mahteya D. and Cole Z. who took first; and Brynn Z., Tristan M., Hannah G. and Dylan H. who won third. Mahteya D. broke records in the 400 m, 800 m and the 1,500m.