DQ Athletes of the Week — March 12, 2015

March 12, 2015 · 0 Comments

Mayfield Secondary School
Alex Ford-King
This Grade 12 student was a power forward on the senior boys’ basketball team, which compiled an 8-0 record before being frustrated in the semifinals. He’s also planning to play rugby at school in the spring, probably as a lock. The 17-year-old lives near Cheltenham with his parents Ted and Sheila Ford-King.

Robert F. Hall Catholic Secondary School
Madeline Macrae
The 14-year-old was playing goal for the varsity girls’ hockey team, and she contributed two shutouts in their run to the playoffs. She also plays bantam house league hockey in the Caledon Coyotes organization, and she used to play with the Caledon Soccer Club. The Grade 9 student lives in the Caledon East area with her parents Mary-Kathryn and Don Macrae.

St. Michael Catholic Secondary School
Isabella Federico
The Grade 9 student was a defender for the school’s varsity girls’ hockey team, contributing some assists to the cause. She also played on the offence for the flag football team in the fall, and plans to play soccer in the spring. In the community, she plays rep hockey for the Vaughan Flames organization and soccer for the Vaughan Azzuri Cobras. The 15-year-old lives in Bolton with her parents Fab and Nadia Federico.

William Gates Crease
The 15-year-old was skip on the senior boys’ curling team which has completed its first season of competition. “We’ve improved since the beginning,” he said. He plans to play badminton at school in the spring. In the community, he curls at the Chinguacousy Curling Club and squash at Caledon Centre for Recreation and Wellness. The Grade 10 student lives in Bolton with his parents Shawna May Gates and Skid Crease.