DRHS ACTIVITY AWARD CEREMONY -- JUNE 12, 2012
Enamel D’s went to the following students:
Rachel Creighton, Nathan Janson, Jordan Powell, Taylor Robinson, Kate Tibbetts, Noah Thomas, Morgan Dunn, Peter Janson, Jarred Lowe, Serenity Mollins, Olivia Mosher, Nicole Moulaison, Kelsey Pothier, Gillian Stanton, Jenna Amero, Holly Burrell, Amber Prime, Rachel Gidney, Emily Hines, Alex Kelsey, Kaitlyn Peck, Alex Amero, Jordan Amero, Jeffrey Berends, Nicole Mann, Taylor Melanson, Kolby Stark, Olivia Thompson, Nicole Wagner and Taima Urquhart.
Silver D’s went to:
Mallory Francis, Zane Lynch, Nicole Ring, Rebecca Walker, Colton Farris, Andrea Powell, Sam Ross and Ryker Titus.
Gold D’s went to:
Gabby Andrews, Megan Hersey and Sarah Tibbetts.
Math Awards went to:
Nathan Frost (grade 7), Megan White (8), Marcus Taylor (9), Katie Milne (10), Lisa Robicheau (11), Jessica Li (12)
The Engineering Society of Nova Scotia Award went to Rebecca Walker.
The 2011 Chess award went to Thaddeus Desjardin Kaehler.
Karlee Perry, Zane Lynch and Sophie Amirault received special recognition from the provincial government for their participation in the Me to We project.
Bailey Ross (1st place) and Thian Carman (2nd place) received their awards from the Heritage Fair 2012.
ATHLETIC AWARDS:
Track and Field
Junior Girls
MVP
Jordan Powell
Coach’s Award
Amanda Addington
Junior Boys
MVP
Jared Thibodeau
Coach’s Award
Nathan Janson
Intermediate Girls
MVP
Jenna Amero
Coach’s Award
Holly Burrell
Intermediate Boys
MVP
Justin Miller
Coach’s Award
Ryan Milbury
Senior Girls
MVP
Andrea Powell
Coach’s Award
Sarah Tibbetts
Senior Boys
MVP
Colton Farris
Coach’s Award
Jeffrey Berends
Softball
MIP
Kendra Wagner
Coach’s Award
Jordan Amero
Rugby
MVP – forward
Bradley Melanson
MVP - backs
Alex Amero
Coach’s Award
Colby Thibodeau
Badminton
MVP Junior
Leah Wilkins
MVP Intermediate
Shelby Wyatt
MVP Senior
Ryan Amero
MIP
Nick Foote
Coach’s Award
Serenity Mollins
Basketball
Jr Girls
MVP
Jordan Powell
MIP
Ashley Marshall
Coach’s Award
Kendra Wagner
Jr Boys
MVP
Matthew Hakim
MIP
Nathan Janson
Coach’s Award
Jarred Lowe
Sr. Girls
MVP
Andrea Powell
MIP
Kristine McNeil
Coach’s Award
Sarah Tibbetts
Sr. Boys
Calen Outhouse
MVP
Kolby Stark
MIP
Logan Hebb
Coach’s Award
Jeff Berends
Cross Country
Girls
MVP
Rachel Gidney
MIP
Emma Chisholm
Coach’s Award
Andrea Powell
Boys
MVP
Colton Farris
MIP
Ryan Milbury
Coach’s Award
Jared Thibodeau
Golf
Junior / Senior
Coach’s Award
Taylor Robinson
Coach’s Award
Rachel Creighton
Coach’s Award
Jarred Lowe
Coach’s Award
Zane Lynch
Coach’s Award
Drew Sabean
Volleyball
Jr Girls
MVP
Olivia Mosher
MIP
Kelsey Pothier
Coach’s Award
Tristan Holt
Sr Girls
Eric Melanson
MVP
Kristine McNeil
MIP
Kristen Melanson
Coach’s Award
Gabby Andrews
Soccer
Jr Girls
MVP
Lydia Ross
MIP
Tameka Meuise
Coach’s Award
Kate Tibbetts
Jr Boys
MIP
Peter Janson
Coach’s Award
Brody Merritt
Coach’s Award
Jarred Lowe
Sr Girls
MVP
Megan Hersey
MIP
Taylor Milne
Coach’s Award
Andrea Powell
Sr Boys
MVP
Devin Robicheau / Taylor Melanson
Tough as Nails
Alex Amero
Coach’s Award
Jamie Rogers
NSSAF Good Sport Award: This award recognizes student-athletes and coaches who best demonstrate commitment to fair play, ethical behaviour and integrity and who show respect and concern for others while participating in school sport.
Jarred Lowe and Nicole Moulaison
NSSAF Exemplary Participation Certificates:
Coach: Diane Thibodeau. Students Colton Farris and Megan Hersey
Athlete of the year award: This award is given to a student – athlete who is committed to his/her sport, is conscious of the responsibilities/duties of others involved and demonstrates leadership, respect and fair play.
Jr. Male Athlete of the Year (Noah Thomas)
Jr. Female Athlete of the Year (Serenity Mollins)
Sr. Female Athlete of the Year (Andrea Powell)
Sr. Male Athlete of the Year (Jeffrey Berends)
For D awards -- Point system explanation:
Students who participate in extra-curricular activities are eligible to accumulate points based on their participation in the activities. To receive a maximum number of points, a student must meet the following criteria:
exemplary leadership
a consistent and positive attitude
displaying the characteristics of a good role model and in athletics, of being a good sport at all times
excellent participation at meetings or practices and team events such as fund-raising activities.
Only one or at most two students can receive the maximum number of points in any given activity.
Depending on the activity and the length of time it runs, points for an activity can be assigned from a maximum of 3 to a maximum of 7. Most athletics have a maximum of 5 points.
To receive an enamel D, 20 points are required. To receive a silver D, 40 points are required. To receive a gold D, 70 points are required.
