Sudbury Catholic District School Board

SCDSB Boys’ Handball Tournament

The SCDSB Boys’ Handball Tournament took place at St. Francis school on Saturday May 3rd, 2008.

The following were the results of the tournament:

First Place – St. Christopher
Second Place – Corpus Christi
Third Place – St. Raphael
Fourth Place – St. Francis

Many thanks to the player, coaches and parents who help to make such a day possible. The event was hosted by St. Francis school. Thank you to the St. Francis staff and especially Lyanne Marion and Leo McLauglin who organized the day. Congratulations to the winners!

SCDSB Co-Ed Volleyball Tournament Results

The Sudbury Catholic District School Board would like to congratulate the following teams on their excellent performance at the recent SCDSB Co-Ed Volleyball Tournament:

Championship Round
Corpus Christi (A) – First Place
Corpus Christi (B) – Second Place

Consolation Round
St. Christopher – First Place
St. Francis (A) – Second Place

Elementary Schools Wrap Up Volleyball Season

Congratulations to all our students on a fantastic season. The results follow:

Grade 5/6 Co-ed:
1st Corpus Christi
2nd St. Michael
3rd St. Francis
4th Eagles

Grade 7/8 Girls:
1st St. Raphael
2nd MMA “A”
3rd MMA “B”
4th MMA “C”

Grade 7/8 Boys:
1st St. Francis
2nd St. Raphael
3rd St. David
4th St. Francis B

Grade 7/8 Girls:
1st MMA “A”
2nd St. Francis
3rd St. David
4th MMA “B”

Grade 7/8 Co-ed:
1st St. David
2nd St. Francis
3rd St. Anne
4th Pius XII

SCDSB Proud Participant in Sudbury Elementary Volleyball League

St. Raphael, Marymount and St. Francis are proud participants in the Sudbury Elementary Volleyball League. The league includes more than 350 athletes and is in it’s 7th season. Boasting 19 girls’ teams in two divisions and 13 boys’ teams in a single division, the league develops Sudbury athletes throughout the area from all four local school boards.

Teams have competed over 4 Saturdays from the beginning of the school year, and at the end of league play going into playoffs SCDSB teams are ranked as follows:

Boys:
St. Raphael – 3rd
St. Francis – 6th

Girls Division 1:
Marymount A – 1st
St. Francis – 6th
St. Raphael – 10th

Girls Division 2:
Marymount B – 7th

The Sudbury Elementary Volleyball League is organized by Diables Sports Club – a non-profit organization. They take care of all scheduling, stats, hosting and other organizational duties.

Dr. Janna-Marie Doni Visits St. Mary Catholic School

Dr. Janna-Marie Doni, a Chiropractor at the Capreol Chiropractic Clinic, recently visited St. Mary Catholic School to speak to the students on a variety of health issues. Dr. Doni’s presentation to the class focussed on how the body works and how the brain sends messages down the spinal cord and out through the nerves to all parts of the body.

Students actively participated in the presentation, answering questions and performing exercises to improve body posture. The students learned three ways in which to keep a spine healthy: good posture, carry a backpack properly (pack it light, wear it right), and regular chiropractic care.

Primary students were also provided with a colouring page highlighting the “do’s and don’ts” of carrying backpacks. Older students were given a sheet entitled “Lighten Your Load,” re-enforcing the fact that the weight of a backpack should be a maximum of 10 percent of a person’s body weight for students in Kindergarten to Grade 8.

Dr. Janna’s final thoughts for the students were: “I wish you a lifetime of happiness and great health.” For more information on these and other topics please visit http://www.chiropractic.on.ca.

St. Theresa Catholic School Students Fit for the Challenge

St. Theresa Catholic School is the winner of the Sudbury Catholic District School Board’s 2006-2007 Fitness Challenge. The goal of the program is to lower the resting and exercise heart rates of the Board’s students over the course of the school year. Staff and students in the Junior Division participated in this program under the supervision of Mr. John Tarini, Coordinator of the Fitness Challenge for the Sudbury Catholic District School Board.

The heart rates of the students were measured three times during the 2006-2007 school year. Throughout the year students participated in various activities such as intramural sports, outdoor exercises and the “School Fit Program” to improve their physical fitness. The school whose students displayed the “lowest average increase in heart rate” from the “resting to the exercise mode” was deemed the winner of the Fitness Challenge.

Students from St. Theresa Catholic School received a plaque and a small token of appreciation from Sudbury Catholic District School Board Vice-Chair, George Middleton during a recent board meeting for winning the Fitness Challenge.

St. John Catholic School Raises the Bar

Raise the Bar is an exciting new program designed to improve the quality of intramural programs in schools across Ontario. Supported by the Ministry of Health promotion, Raise the Bar offers students, regardless of previous experience or skill level the opportunity to become more engaged in the school community through sport and exercise. By their inclusive nature, intramurals provide St. John’s students with an even playing field allowing everyone the chance to play on a team and enjoy physical activities that are fun.

St. John Catholic School Grade 7 & 8 students have fun playing floor hockey as part of the schools’s Raise the Bar initiative – an intramural sports program which promotes Active,Healthy Kids! St. John Catholic School began the intramural season with floor hockey available to all grade 7 and 8 students. Currently, eight teams have signed up and participate every lunch and recess in the gymnasium. The school’s junior grades (grades 4, 5, and 6) will also have the opportunity to participate in Raise the Bar as their season is slated to begin in mid October.

St. Theresa Junior Boys, Handball Champs!

The St. Theresa Junior Boys won the Sudbury Catholic District School Board’s handball tournament recently held at St. Francis Catholic School. After dropping only one of their five games in the regular schedule, the boys went undefeated in the semifinal games to claim the championship.

Congratulations to the St. Theresa Catholic School boys handball team — well done!

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