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Historical Moment: Doug Kyle and Stan Jaycock Honoured
At the Calgary Booster Club’s annual Christmas Party, two of the longest-serving Sportsmen of the Year were recognized for their outstanding contributions to amateur sport in Calgary and beyond. Stan Jaycock was honored for his 41 years as a Booster…

Like Dad And Brothers, Lowry’s Hockey Continues
Tessa Lowry is advancing her hockey adventure, taking on a coaching role with the SAIT Trojans women's team, which stands as the only all-female hockey staff in the ACAC. "It's empowering to see that," said the 24-year-old daughter of Dave Lowry.

Forest Lawn’s Khanh Le — Harry Hood Winner — Division 3
Congratulations to Khanh Le from Forest Lawn High School, the winner of the Division 3 Harry Hood Award.

Cameron Fewster – Harry Hood Winner – Division 2
Congratulations to Cameron Fewster from William Aberhart High School, the winner of the Division 2 Harry Hood Award.

Matteo Civitarese – Harry Hood Winner – Division 1
Congratulations to Matteo Civitarese from Notre Dame High School, the winner of the Division 1 Harry Hood Award.

Tewksbury Marvels At Life’s Adventures
Being invited to Queen Elizabeth's funeral is only the latest chapter in the life of one of Calgary's most fascinating people. Olympic medals, including gold in 1992, don't begin to tell the story of Mark Tewksbury. And, at 54, he continues to break ground. "I love my life. It's so interesting. I never know what's going to come."

Durante Stays Busy Blocking Pucks, Paddling
Calgary's Gabriella Durante maintains a hectic pace. Summers mean twice-daily workouts for sprint-canoe events. Winters mean tending the nets of the UCalgary Dinos hockey team, plus a full course load. And she refs. And she coaches. "It's exhausting physically, mentally, emotionally ... (but) it's on me."

Pennock’s New Phase Filled With Rewards
Retired as an accomplished triathlete and still only 29 years old, Calgary's Ellen Pennock is enjoying the next phase of her life — living and coaching in Victoria, working as the creative director of Feisty Media, and, yes, still running very fast. "I have things I'm excited about, which is great. This is definitely the best I've been in a long time."

Calgarian Latches Onto Basketball Bronze
Calgary's Jordan Jensen-Whyte reflects on a basketball season that saw him win an NBLC championship with the London Lightning and a Commonwealth Games bronze medal with Team Canada. "I've had a really interesting and unique career. I'm really excited about what's going to be happening next. But, as I've learned over the years, things can change."

SAIT Golfer Earns ACAC Men’s Crown
Brodie Shields-Tyler rises to the occasion for the SAIT Trojans, capturing the ACAC men's championship, the biggest victory of his golfing career. "It's definitely awesome to have it on the resume." Now the Calgarian is preparing for the national showcase.

Scholz Makes Her Team Canada Debut
Melanie Scholz, former star of William Aberhart High School and the UCalgary Dinos, made her Team Canada debut this summer at the Commonwealth Games field-hockey tournament in England. The experience left an impression. "Overwhelmingly, the craziest event I've been to. Even going to opening ceremonies, it just gives you chills. It was so cool."

Paratriathlon Superstar Bolsters Race Resume
Calgary's paratriathlon ace, Stefan Daniel, recently broadened his athletic horizons, entering his first half-ironman and placing an impressive 12th in the men's professional division in Santa Cruz, Calif. "It was more to do something different ... and it was a good time to do it."
