DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Thursday, April 1, 2010
Abbotsford Collegiate Prayer Group will be hosting this week's Quest series, today at lunch in Portable #3.
Our junior boys rugby team played well, beating the Rick Hansen Hurricanes 19-12. Tries were scored by Joe Klassen, Dillon McGuire, and Andreas Tan. Dillon kicked over two converts. A huge defensive effort by everyone at the end of the game preserved our win. Player of the Game goes to Dan Squires for an incredible work rate including many strong carries and some excellent ruck work.
Reminder about the meeting today at lunch in Mr. Fetterlyís room (S210) for Abbyís got Talent finalist, organizers and hosts. Performers must be there with their music if they want to be in the show.
Attention all LINK leaders! There will be a mandatory lunch meeting for all LINK Leaders on Tuesday, April 6 in the library. Bring the name of your Minute to Win It game and any questions about our April homeroom activities. LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED!
Don't forget to get your team of 3 and sign up for the 3 0n 3 basketball tournament. Sign up sheet is on the window outside the office.
Reminder to UFV bound Grade 12ís who signed up for their 15 minute session today with a UFV Educational Advisor to report to the Counselling Centre on time between 11 and 1:00
The Senior Girlsí and Boysí Rugby teams play today on the home fields. Come out and cheer us on. All players need to get game ready immediately after the dismissal bell.
Congratulations to the following Abby Collegiate students who competed in the following Fraser Valley Regional competitions:
Automotive Service - Andrew Fox, Gold Medal
- Richard Punter, Silver
- Andy Soto, Bronze
Carpentry - Garrett Schurman, Gold
- Kyle Mueller, Bronze
Electrical - Marley LaFortune, Gold
- Randell Warren, Silver
- Andrew Graham and Russ Foster, both earned Bronze
Welding - James Motion, Gold
- Aaron Knorr, Silver
Cabinetmaking - Lance Graham (3rd year in a row) Gold
The Gold medalists will go on to the Provincial Skills at Tradex on April 21.
Betty Smith
Abbotsford Collegiate
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Success is not a state to arrive at,
but rather a manner of travelling
