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Participant

NameSheryl Elizabeth MacAulay
ContingentTeam Prince Edward Island
HometownSouris
TypeAthlete
SportRingette

 

Results

Female
Team: Prince Edward Island
No: 014
Final position: 9
PE-OnFriday, February 23, 200710:00Canada Games Centre
NS-PESaturday, February 24, 200709:00Takhini Arena
PE-QCSaturday, February 24, 200717:00Canada Games Centre
PE-BCSunday, February 25, 200709:00Canada Games Centre
New Brunswick - Prince Edward IslandTuesday, February 27, 200708:30Takhini Arena

 

Biography

Age19
Height (ft, inches)5ft 6inch
Weight (lb)140
Language(s) spokenEnglish
Years I have participated in my sport
13
Club or School TeamSt. FX Ringette
CoachHeather MacAulay
Position/Event/SportCenter
Other recent athletic or artistic accomplishments
Canada Winter Games Ringette 2006 - captain
PEI Provnical Team 2006, 05, 04, 03 - captain
Games or championships that I have participated in
Year Full name of competition/sport/event Placing
2003 Canada Winter Games Ringette 9
2006/04/02 Canadian Ringette Championships- Montreal/Calagray/Regina 10
My goals for the 2007 Canada Winter Games
As being a part of team Prince Edward Island, we sometimes struggle with being the underdogs of the tournament. I hope to help lead the team to have successful games where we feel we have reached our personal best. It is also very important to our team to treat our competators with respect and play the game with dignity
My personal role model
My personal role model is my sister Heather. She is 2 1/2 years older than me and as another player has always been there to push and support me throughout my ringette years. She has always been an excellant leader and captain for her team and it inspired me to work hard and stand out on my teams.At the 2001 Canadian Ringette Championships Heather suffered severe whiplash in her last game of the tournament against Nova Scotia which put her out of comission for over a year. Where others would quit after injury, she strived to work harder in her sport.In 2003 I had the opportuinty to play on the same Canada Winter Games Ringette team with her, and I believe that the reason I worked so hard to make and stay on the team was because of the inspiration she gave me. Heather continues to keep the spirit of ringette alive today. Last year she became the founder and president of the Ringette Society at St. Francis Xavier University. This is the first time the unversity has had the opportuinty to have a ringette team. She has helped to keep the sport alive and well by promoting the sport and encouraging players new and old to come out and participate.
Other information that could be of interest to the media
13th year of ringette
-Invited and attended Canadian National Team Selection Camp in Winnipeg