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Sports DQ Athletes of the Week — June 4, 2015
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Robert F. Hall Catholic Secondary School
Devon Small
This Grade 12 student plays attack on the school’s senior boys’ outdoor lacrosse team, which split their first two matches. He was also a shooting guard on the senior boys’ basketball team. Away from school, he used to play rep hockey, as a right winger in the Orangeville Flyers’ organization. The 17-year-old lives in Caledon village with his parents Anne and Devon Small.
St. Michael Catholic Secondary School
Dalton Cooke
This 16-year-old is mainly a pitcher on the varsity baseball team, which compiled a 5-1 record in the first six games of the season. At the plate, he’s been good for “a couple of doubles and lots of RBIs.” He was also a goalie for the junior boys’ hockey team, which made it to the semifinals. In the community, he plays rep hockey in the Caledon Hawks organization and rep baseball for the Thornhill Reds. The Grade 12 student lives in Bolton with his parents John and Janet Cooke.
Humberview Secondary School
Simon Quann
This Grade 12 student is active in track, recently winning the 400 metres at a meet in Etobicoke with a time of 51.3. He also runs the 800 metres, and is a cross-country runner. In the community, he runs with 310-Running. The 17-year-old lives in Bolton with his parents Rob and Karen Quann.
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