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Friday, March 23, 2007

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In this issue:
• Stokes Lights it Up in ACAC Men’s Hockey Play-Offs
• The ACAC Tops the Country in College Volleyball
• ACAC Basketball Play-Offs lead to Showdowns at MacEwan and Mount Royal
• NAIT Athletic Equipment Finds New Life in Kenya
• A New Home for the Keyano Huskies
• Lakeland Curling Teams Strike Gold in Grande Prairie
• King’s Success in Athletics Leads to Physical Education Minor
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Stokes Lights it Up in ACAC Men’s Hockey Play-Offs

Ben Stokes of the NAIT Ooks is the leading scorer in the playoffs with 14 goals

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The ACAC Tops the Country in College Volleyball

RDC in Men's Volleyball and MacEwan in Women's Volleyball bring home national titles

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ACAC Basketball Play-Offs lead to Showdowns at MacEwan and Mount Royal

Final four men's and women's basketball championships

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NAIT Athletic Equipment Finds New Life in Kenya

NAIT Athletic Promotions/Game Day Coordinator Peter Stenstrom headed to Kenya this past Christmas

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A New Home for the Keyano Huskies

Building is underway for the new Syncrude Sport & Wellness Centre

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Lakeland Curling Teams Strike Gold in Grande Prairie

LC men's and mixed curling teams win gold

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King’s Success in Athletics Leads to Physical Education Minor

New program of study at The King's University College

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ACAC Trivia

*  Two coaches from the ACAC were selected as the 2006-07 CCAA Coach of the Year in their respective sports. (Claire Paterson, TKUC - Women's Soccer; Jordan Richey, NAIT - Badminton)

*  In the 2006-07 season a total of 10 medals were won by ACAC colleges at CCAA National Championships in badminton, basketball, soccer and volleyball (2 gold, 3 silver, 5 bronze).

*  This season Dale-Marie Cumberbatch from NAIT set the ACAC individual scoring record for most points in a season, 602 points in 24 games.

 

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Jorday Richey
CCAA Badminton
Coach of the Year

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Jim Loughlin
Head Coach of Soccer
MHC
 
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