Kelln, Marshall named LHS Scholar Athletes of the Year

FALL RIVER: Two basketball players took home the top prize at the Lockview High School athletic awards.

The sports awards, handed out June 5 at the Fall River-based school, celebrate the best in the sporting community at LHS.

Jake Kelln and Ashleigh Marshall each were honoured with the Senior Male and Female Scholar Athlete of the Year awards. Each were presented to the two athletes by LHS Principal Bernie MacEachern.

Marshall is headed to UPEI Women’s basketball in September.

Kelln was named the boys basketball MVP award recipient, while Marshall also earned the women’s hoops MVP.

The jr. varsity volleyball girls were chosen as Team of the Year foir Lockview High. (Submitted photo)

Besides the scholar awards, Kelln and Marshall earned awards in other sports. Kelln was named volleyball MVP, while Marshall brought home honours with coaches awards in ladies golf and cross country.

Other top winners were: Athlete of the years were Ryan MacDonald and Jake Barkhouse for the boys; and Renae Boutilier for the girls; Jack Meek and Sam Humphreys were named co-Sportsperson of the Year for the boys; and Savannah Wheatley for the girls; Molly White was named the Freshman Scholar Athlete for the ladies, while Cam Brushett earned it for the boys; Lochlan Chiasson was named Rookie of the Year for the boys; while it was Isabel Gonsalves and Emily Dodge who were co-recipients on the girls side.

The junior varsity girls Dragons volleyball team were named Team of the Year. They were undefeated through the regular season and came home with a provincial silver medal.

The winners from the Dragons Varsity Basketball award winners. They are pictured with coach Bret Fulmore and Dave Clarke. (Submitted photo)

Team awards from LHS:

NSSAF Fair Play Award: Ashleigh Marshall; Jack Meek; coaches Paula and Andrew Brooks

Most Dominating Performance Award: Scott Firth, soccer. First Halifax-boprn player signed by Halifax Wanderers

Golf:

Ryan MacDonald (top rookie); Ashleigh Marshall (coaches award); MVP Jordie Cooper

Cross Country:

Zoey Tilford (Intermediate Coaches Award); Monica Johnston (Intermediate MVP); Ashleigh Marshall (Senior Coaches Award); Jake Barkhouse (Senior MVP).

Football:

Graham Barron/Ty MacDonald (Top Rookies); Gavin Barrett (Top Defensive Player); Top Offensive Player Ethan Phinney; and Carter Theriault as MVP.

Baseball:

Most Improved Liam Johnston; Carson Whitford (Top Offensive Player); MVP Garret O’Hearn

JV Boys Soccer:

Jared Creelman (Top Rookie); Jack Meek (Top Offensive player); and MVP Sasha Munn.

JV Girls soccer:

Paige Burns (Heart Award); Grace Major (Coaches Award); and MVP Brooke Walker.

Varsity Boys Soccer:

Sam Phillips (Heart Award); Archie Toon (Coaches Award); and Ethan Oderkirk as MVP.

Varsity Girls Soccer:

Top Rookie Isabel Gonsalves; Eden Smith (Coaches Award); and Halye MacDonald as Top Defensive Award.

Boys Flag Football:

Brady Whitman (Heart Award); Franco DiQuinzio (Coaches Award); and MVP Cole Carroll.

Girls Flag Football:

Isabel Gonsalves (Hustle Award); Heart Award Sofia Moffatt; MVP Emma Crowe.

JV Girls Volleyball:

Athletic Excellence Abbi Gaudry; Marley Raycroft (Coaches Award); and Eden Ferguson (MVP).

VARSITY BOYS VOLLEYBALL

– Hustle Award (Joey Horne)

– Coaches Award (Luke Cooper)

– MVP (Jake Kelln)

VARSITY GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

– Heart Award (Maddie Parlee)

– Coaches Award (Emily Patterson)

– MVP (Abby Hill)

JV BOYS BASKETBALL

– Hustle Award (Caue Santos)

– Coaches Award (Jackson Pero)

– MVP (Anthony Lutz)

JV GIRLS BASKETBALL

– Hustle Award (Solveig Burns)

– Coaches Award (Ashley Murphy)

– MVP (Eliza Nobes / Ainslee MacLeod)

VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL

– Top Rookie (Brett Turnbull)

– Coaches Award (Luke Cooper)

– MVP (Jake Kelln)

VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL

– Coaches Award (Emma White)

– Top Defensive (Grace Lancaster)

– MVP (Ashleigh Marshall)

BOYS HOCKEY

– Top Offensive (Ryan MacDonald)

– Top Rookie (Max Dewey)

– MVP (Jack Meek)

GIRLS HOCKEY

– Coaches Award (Savannah Wheatley)

– Top Offensive (Olivia Woolaver)

– MVP (Morgan MacKenzie)

BADMINTON

– Intermediate Coaches Award (Sasha Munn / Brenell Enman)

– Intermediate MVP (Logan Godard)

– Senior Coaches Award (Molly White)

– Senior MVP (Chelsea Boutilier / Scarlet Dean-Moore)

FIELD HOCKEY

– Coaches Award (Lily Soucy)

– Top Defensive (Ainslee MacLeod)

– Top Offensive (Camille Dubernard)

RINGETTE

– Hustle Award – Lindsay Gilbert

– Heart Award – Darby Gilbert

– MVP – Renae Boutilier

BOYS LACROSSE

– Top Offensive (Jake Barkhouse)

– Coaches Award (Brock Peters)

– MVP (Sam Humphreys)

GIRLS LACROSSE

– Top Defensive (Olivia Woolaver)

– Top Offensive (Jenna Pressley)

– MVP (Savannah Wheatley)

BOYS RUGBY

– Top Rookie (Sam Phillips)

– Heart Award (Dylan Laba)

– MVP Back (Braydon Corbin)

– MVP Forward (Sam Humphreys)

GIRLS RUGBY

– Coaches Award (Savannah Wheatley)

– Outstanding Back (Catie Cox)

– Outstanding Forward (Sophie Beck)

– MVP (Signe Caswell)

BOYS SLO-PITCH

– Heart Award (Jarren Murphy)

– Coaches Award (Nolan Boyd)

– MVP (Ryan Dewolfe)

GIRLS SLO-PITCH

– Top Rookie (Lauren Arnold)

– Coaches Award (Emily Cahill)

– MVP (Renae Boutilier)

TRACK and FIELD

– Intermediate Coaches Award (Riley Adamson-Simms)

– Intermediate MVP (Abbi Gaudry)

– Senior Coaches Award (Blake Fraser)

– Senior MVP (Claire Langille)