Jeux d'hiver du Canada 2007

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Nom	Kelsey Marie Haworth
Délégation	Alberta
Lieu de résidence	Calgary
Type	Athlète
Sport	Ringuette

Résultats

Femme Équipe: Alberta Numéro: 015 Classement final: Argent
Man./Alb.	Samedi 24 février 2007	13:00	Centre des Jeux du Canada
Alb./N.-B.	Dimanche 25 février 2007	15:00	Centre des Jeux du Canada
Alb./Sask.	Lundi 26 février 2007	09:00	Centre des Jeux du Canada
QF3 (1A-4B)	Mardi 27 février 2007	11:00	Centre des Jeux du Canada
DF2 (gagnantes QF2-QF3)	Mercredi 28 février 2007	13:00	Centre des Jeux du Canada
Or (gagnantes DF1-DF2)	Jeudi 1er mars 2007	14:00	Aréna Takhini

Biographie

Âge

Grandeur (pied, pouce)

5'8"

Poids (lb)

145

Langue(s) parlée(s)

English

Je pratique ce sport depuis… années

Club ou équipe-école

Calgary Belle AA Unit

Entraîneur

Dean Melynk

Position/compétition/sport

Center/Ringette

Mes succès sportifs ou artistiques

I received the individual achievement award after the final in nationals 06 in Quebec. I have won provincials six times, twice in Tween, therefore attending Westerns twice, coming home first with a bronze and then silver the next year. I have won provincials once in Junior and twice in belle, therefore attending nationals three times, my first in Calgary, Alberta and winning gold, and my second in Winnipeg and winning gold and my third nationals in Quebec getting silver.

Jeux ou championnats auxquels j'ai participé

Année	Nom complet compétition/sport/manifestation	Rang
2006	Canadian Nationals	2nd
2005	Canadian Nationals	1st
2004	Canadian Nationals	1st

Mes objectifs pour les Jeux d'hiver du Canada 2007

My goals are to enjoy playing at a high level of ringette, enjoy all the experiences and learn from them, to make new friends and to learn more about other events. I also want to become a more skilled ringette player and learn new things from new coaches and new experiences and of course bring home the gold for Alberta!

Mon modèle, mon inspiration

My mom.

Autres renseignements me concernant qui pourraient intéresser les médias

I played ringette from south Calgary and not many south Calgary girls played aa. I tried out for aa my first year petite ( the first year you are eligible) I got cut. My second year petite I made a aa team for Calgary. I then went on to play both years in tween at the aa level. I then came up to junior and was cut my first year junior from aa. I worked really hard to make aa the next year, and that’s what I did. I played aa my second year junior and have been playing aa straight through since. I think it’s a such an accomplishment to have been cut in junior and coaches and people not believing I could do it and now Im playing on the Canada winter games team for Alberta is a huge accomplishment for me.