Bishop Alexander Carter School’s BEST Program Welcomes NHL Hall of Famer for Special Presentation
Bishop Alexander Carter Catholic Secondary School’s Bishop Elite Sports Training (BEST) Program continues to provide students with unparalleled opportunities to grow as athletes and leaders. As part of the program’s commitment to holistic athlete development, students participated in a special Zoom presentation on the importance of multi-sport participation and its benefits for both physical and mental health on March 26.
The event featured NHL Hall of Famer Eric Lindros as a guest speaker, sharing his insights and experiences with student-athletes. Lindros, known for his outstanding career in professional hockey, discussed how engaging in multiple sports can enhance athletic performance, prevent burnout, and promote overall well-being.
The BEST Program is designed to help student-athletes achieve excellence in academics, leadership, and sports. Key benefits of the program include:
- Enhanced skill development in athletics
- National and international connections within the sporting community
- Academic accommodations to support the unique demands of elite student-athletes
- Leadership training to foster self-confidence, perseverance, resilience, and communication
- SAT preparation for student-athletes pursuing post-secondary opportunities
- A cross-curricular approach promoting sports and a healthy lifestyle
“At Bishop Alexander Carter, we strive to provide our student-athletes with experiences that inspire and prepare them for success in all aspects of life,” said principal, Karl Dreger. “Having a legendary athlete like Eric Lindros speak to our students about multi-sport participation is an incredible opportunity to reinforce the values of versatility, resilience, and overall well-being.”
For more information about the BEST Program, please contact Bishop Alexander Carter Catholic Secondary School at 705.969.2212 or visit https://baccss.sudburycatholicschools.ca/.