Athletics

Badminton	Basketball - Sr. Boys	Basketball - Sr. Girls	Basketball - Jr. Boys
Basketball - Jr. Girls	Basketball - Frosh Boys	Basketball - Frosh Girls	Cheerleading - Sr. Football
Cheerleading -Jr. Football	Cheerleading -Sr. Basketball	Cheerleading -Jr. Basketball	Cross Country
Curling - Boys	Curling - Girls	Football - Senior	Football - Junior
Golf	Mustang Volley	Soccer - Boys	Soccer - Girls
Tip-Off Classic	Track and Field	Volleyball - Sr. Boys	Volleyball - Sr. Girls
Volleyball - Jr. Boys	Volleyball - Frosh Girls	Volleyball - Jr. Girls	Wrestling

Intramural Program

Mustang Fitness Club

Athletes of the Year

Fred Fentiman Award

Coaches

Badminton

The primary objective of the junior badminton team is to introduce competitive badminton to as many students as possible given the constraints of available courts and gym times. Students trying out for the team do not have to have any special skills or requirements. It would be advantageous however, if they have already played the sport in elementary school or in their physical education class. All students in grades 9 and 10 may try out for the team regardless of previous skills. If large numbers of students try out, cuts are sometimes made. Practices are usually 1 1/2 hours long and are held 4 to 5 times per week. Times are dependant upon gym availability. Games are usually twice a week, with the season lasting 6 to 7 weeks. The playoff is a one evening tournament. Racquets and goggles are provided by the school but some students do bring their own to ensure their equipment is of the desired quality and fit. Students who make the team are expected to exhibit good sportsmanship and courtesy at all practices and games. Failure to do so can mean removal of playing privileges. Year Frosh/Junior Awards Senior Awards 2006 - 2005 Michele Webster, Eric Yee Kendall Starr, Sarah Le 2005 - 2004 Carley Klaassen, MacKenzie Keith Cody Klaassen, Stacey Fisher 2004 - 2003 Kendall Starr, Terra Rawson Kevin Yee , Whitney Hyde 2003 - 2002 Terrell Fentiman Marcus Pahtayken , Janine Baldhead 2002 - 2001 Nathaniel Husulak, Chris Graham Marcus Pahtayken , Janine Baldhead 2001 - 2000 Rebekah Klotz, Kim Dahl David Bernier, Leanne Maczek 2000 - 1999 Camille Dillon Zin Thant , Sandra Mihacavic

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Basketball - Senior Boys

The Senior Boys' Mustangs are an elite group. Twelve students are selected to represent a student body of approximately 1500. Students looking to be considered for the team should have strong basketball abilities, dedication and an excellent attitude. The team will face excellent competiiton in league games and tournaments. Membership of this team teaches stduent about team work and how to push thier own limits. The team will be active every school day during the season. Practices are held during the evening at Mount Royal and attendance is required daily. The team plays 1 - 2 times per week. The basketball season runs from mid November until March. The league plays with a 14 game schedule and play-offs. The team attends 3 - 4 tournaments a year. Year M.V.P. Team Spirit Rookie of the Year 2006 - 2005 Cale Fentiman   Jeff Sider 2005 - 2004 Zach Merilees   Cale Fentiman 2004 - 2003 Zack Merilees Brad Morgan 2003 - 2002 Ryan Lynchuk Sam Seto Rylan Baker 2002 - 2001 Wade Holowaty Logan Hoehn Sam Seto 2001 - 2000 Michael Linklater Kent Earle Jesse Trefiak 2000 - 1999 Michael Linklater Matt Martens

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Basketball - Senior Girls

As a member of the Senior Girl's Basketball team you will represent our school at 2 out of town tournaments each year, play in several exhibition games and compete in 13 league games if the schedule remains the same for the 2001 - 2002 season. If you have a high level of commitment, desire, heart and leadership mixed in with fundamental basketball skills this may be the team for you. As a member of this great team you can look forward to staying in shape, improving yourself as a person and a player and meeting new friends. The season is a lengthy one therefore you must prove yourself to a be a hardworking and dedicated individual. The season runs from mid November to early March. Practices are held in the gyms at Mount Royal and the dry land practices are held at parks in the Mount Royal area. As a team member you must attempt to attend all practices during the week (may make exceptions during the holidays). It is recommended that runners be of the basketball type(3/4 cut shoes). Year M.V.P. Heart and Soul 2006 - 2005 Maddie Boehmer Angela Seib 2005 - 2004 Stacey Fisher Kayla Mack 2004 - 2003 Alisha Stewart Stacey Fisher 2003 - 2002 Rebekah Klotz Coaches Choice Allisha Stewart 2002 - 2001 Stacey Fisher Coaches Choice Courtney Juell 2001 - 2000 Jes Kohut, Jen Kohut Coaches Choice Rochelle Klassen 2000 - 1999 Jen Kohut, Jes Kohut Coaches Choice Nicole Brick

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Basketball - Junior Boys

The junior boys' basketball team is made up with students in grades 9 and 10. The team is made up of between 10 to 13 players. It is the philosophy of the boys' basketball program that grade nine players play Frosh and grade tens play junior. Basic skills in basketball are required as this is a competitive sport. Tryouts begin in November and the season lasts from November to February. Practices are held everyday during the season and perfect attendance is required. Team members can look forward to a city wide tournament in February. Year Award Winner 2006 - 2005 Brendan Cooper 2005 - 2004 Mitchell Thomson 2004 - 2003 Jordan Bird 2003 - 2002 Zack Merilees 2002 - 2001 Chad Holowaty 2001 - 2000 Sam Seto 2000 - 1999 Wade Holowaty

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Basketball - Junior Girls

The primary focus of junior girls basketball is to develop basic skills required for the game. The concept of team play is also vitally important. Girls who make the squad should be prepared to sacrifice time and effort in order to reap benefits of playing Mustang Basketball. The season begins in early November and lasts until the year-end tournament which occurs in mid-February. There are 15 games in the season. Practices are held every day during the school week when there are no games. The practices are most often after school with the odd one before school. Shooting and bball-handling skills can be worked on before tryouts in November. Attendance is near mandatory. Year Award Winner 2006 - 2005 Sarah Afseth 2005 - 2004 Nina Lee, Robyn Walsh 2004 - 2003 Randi Shingoose 2003 - 2002 Nikki Sanderson 2002 - 2001 Stephanie Douglas 2001 - 2000 Rebekah Klotz 2000 - 1999 Chelsea Parr

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Basketball - Frosh Boys

The Frosh Boys Basketball program is intended to allow grade 9 boys a chance to improve their basic skills throughout the year.There is a concerted effort to try and teach basic skills by allowing the players equal playing time. Our league is very competitive made-up of 10 teams, who compete over a four month period ending the year off with a city wide tournment. Year Award Winner 2006 - 2005 John Paradis 2005 - 2004 Brendan Cooper 2004 - 2003 Cale Fentiman 2003 - 2002 Jeff Slider 2002 - 2001 Cody Klassen 2001 - 2000 Chad Holowaty 2000 - 1999 Sam Seto

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Basketball - Frosh Girls

If you are in grade nine, have a willingness to work hard, have the ability to listen to instructions and have a fun attitude this may be the sport for you. As a member of this team you will learn the value of hard work, learn to work as a team, learn the value of commitment, challenge yourself to work harder to improve your skills and you will get in great physical condition. Practices are next approximately twice a week in either the Boy's or Girl's gym right after school or at 6:00 p.m. and usually last for one an d a half hours. The rules about attendance include missing a practice you sit out the next game and you must inform the coach of an absence prior to your practice. The season runs from the end of November to the middle of February and includes 13 league games. The team attended a tournament in Prince Albert and participated in the Year End Tournament. Year Award Winner 2006 - 2005 Jennifer Boechler 2005 - 2004 Jordan Wieler 2004 - 2003 Jennifer Howey 2003 - 2002 Jennifer Greyeyes 2002 - 2001 Theiny Yout 2001 - 2000 Allisha Stewart 2000 - 1999 Chelsea Parr

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Cheerleading - Senior Football

The football cheerleaders are instrumental in promoting school spirit when the school year begins. The team works hard preparing for the first pep rally of the year. The freshie walk to the first football game of the year is filled with excitment as we show off our Mustang spirit. Cheering throughout the season is lots of fun and we occassionally get a road trip to North Battleford. The season last from September through mid November and involves approximatley six football games plus playoffs. Tryouts and practices are held in the wrestling room. Tryouts are usually held during the first week of June. Practices are held at noon three times a week and Thursday from 1:30 - 3:15 p.m. Team members must be committed prepared to work hard, able to work as a team, amd most importantly - to have a great smile and lots of school spirit. Special equipment requirements include white aerobic runners and bodysuit or danskins. Year Award Winner 2006 - 2005 Brett Makulowich 2005 - 2004 Kaylee Frederickson 2004 - 2003 Sarah Akister 2003 - 2002 Chelsey Olson 2002 - 2001 Nicole Cromartie 2001 - 2000 Kerri Brown, Erin Vrable 2000 - 1999 Kim Hardie

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Cheerleading -Junior Football

Junior Cheerleading at Mount Royal is a wonderful opportunity to show your school spirit, meet new people and have fun. The football season starts in September and runs until mid-November. Junior Cheerleading tryouts are held during the second week of school and are open to all grade 9 and 10 students. The team practices cheers and chants after school so they are ready to cheer on the Mustangs at all of the Junior Football games. The cheerleading team focuses on learning new skills, cheering on the football team and having fun. The football season is short but it is full of exciting events, including the Charity Bowl at Gordie Howe Bowl and cheering with the senior cheerleaders at a senior football game. Before you know it, the snow is falling and the season is coming to an end, but don't despair. We are soon looking forward to another opportunity to cheer because basketball season is just around the corner. Year Award Winner 2005 - 2004 Nicole Derry 2004 - 2003 Krista Kluchewski 2003 - 2002 Alisha Tweidt 2002 - 2001 Amanada Woroschuk 2001 - 2000 Carmen Westman 2000 - 1999 Sara Meakin

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Cheerleading -Senior Basketball

They are high jumpin', toe touchin', pyramid buildin', big win prancin', cheerleaders. Mount Royal Collegiate is full of activity during the basketball season. Senior Cheerleading gets under way in mid-November and runs until the middle of March. It is an exciting season full of high energy basketball games and awe-inspiring cheerleading competitions. The Senior Team is currently the only co-ed team in Saskatchewan. Tryouts are open to all grade eleven and twelve students. Practices are held four days a week and the team cheers at all home basketball games. As if this schedule is not enough the team also attends the BRIT Tournament and travels to out of town competitions in Edmonton and Regina. Senior Cheerleading at Mount Royal is a wonderful opportunity to become enchanted by the Mustang Spirit. The team works really hard but has a great deal of fun cheering for their school. Their dedication to cheerleading is evident in their many accomplishments. Eight times city champions in the past ten years. Year Award Winner 2006 - 2005 Adam Barrett, Trent Kulbida 2005 - 2004 Ashley Nelson, Holly Woroniuk 2004 - 2003 Amanda Woroschuk, Michael Markwart 2003 - 2002 Charlene MacKenzie 2002 - 2001 Marissa Babalola 2001 - 2000 Troy Klassen, Karlene Hamm 2000 - 1999 Julienne Buckle, Craig Schumacher

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Cheerleading -Junior Basketball

To be a member of this team you must have a commitment to teamwork To become a member of the team you must first attend tryouts and you will be chosen based on your performance in the tryouts. Practices are held at least three times a week and you are expected to attend all practices and junior basketball games. The season extends from November to March. Major events include participating in the BRIT tournament and city championships. The Junior Cheerleaders won the City Championship. Year Award Winner 2005 - 2004   2004 - 2003 Ashlea Graham 2003 - 2002 Charissa Graham 2002 - 2001 Ashley Katarynych 2001 - 2000 Charlene MacKenzie 2000 - 1999 Marissa Babalola

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Cross Country

The cross-country team is one of the fall sports programs available to high school students at the intercollegiate level. The program is available to students in grades 9 - 12 provided they meet SSSAD eligibility requirements. The team practices during the fall season with practice times provided after school or at lunch. Regular attendance is expected for practices and meets. The age categories are midget (under 15 as of August 31), junior ( under 16 as of August 31) and senior (over 16 as of September 1) The race distances are as follows: boys -- midget - 4K, junior - 5K and senior - 6K; girls -- midget - 3K, junior - 4K and senior - 5K. Three or four meets are held in September and October. These meets are located at various sites throughout the city and begin at 4 p.m. Two or three optional meets are held on Saturdays in September and October. Races are run in age group categories and partcipation in the meets is needed to qualify for the City Championships. The top 10 age group runners at the City Championship may be invited to participate on the Sasktoon team at the Provincial Championships held on the second Saturday in October. The site of this championship is moved about the Province from year to year. Year Award Winner 2006 - 2005 Brittany McDougall (f), Marty Adam (m) 2005 - 2004 Brittany McDougall (f), Jesus Newsham (m) 2004 - 2003 Claudia Newsham (f), Jesus Newsham (m) 2003 - 2002 Jesus Newsham (m) 2002 - 2001 Shirain Awasis (f), Sheldon Ludwig (m) 2001 - 2000 Shirain Awasis (f) , Andrew Tremblay (m) 2000 - 1999 Shirain Awasis (f) , Andrew Tremblay (m)

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Curling - Boys

As a participant you could expect to learn the fundamentals of curling, sportsmanship, the rules of the game and team workmanship. No previous experience is needed but you are expected to attend all practices and games. The only equipment requirement is that you bring indoor shoes that are not worn outside. Teams in the "A" division curl from the end of October to February; while teams in the "B" division compete from the end of October until December. All practices and games are held at the Granite Curling Club. Year Award Winner 2006 - 2005 Chad McKnight 2005 - 2004 Tanner Obed 2004 - 2003 Rick Ashton 2003 - 2002 . 2002 - 2001 Michael Nichols 2001 - 2000 Joel Wisser, Curtis Broughton 2000 - 1999 Byron Hnatiuk

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Curling - Girls

Curling is available to any girls in grades 9 - 12. Jackets, pants, sliders and brooms are provided for the curlers, so the only items girls need to provide are clean running shoes.The season is from October to December and there are 2 games and 1 practice each week at the Hub City Curling Club. High School curling consists of 2 leagues and involves all high schools in the city. The "A" league is more competitive and is geared towards experienced curlers, who have at least two years curling experience and possibly curl in other leagues. The winner of the "A" League will compete in the Provincial High School Championships held at various curling clubs throughout the province. The "B" League is for novice curlers, who have little or no experience, and are beginning to learn the mechanics and strategies of curling. There is a city playoff to determine the winner of the "B" league. We welcome new curlers and begin registration for curling mid to late September. Year Award Winner 2006 - 2005 Erin Falk 2005 - 2004 Brenda Tang 2004 - 2003 Holly Hallikainen 2003 - 2002 . 2002 - 2001 Jennifer Rendell 2001 - 2000 Becky Hanson 2000 - 1999 Stephanie Foster

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Football - Senior

This is a fall sport that takes place in September and October with practices starting prior to the school year. Everyone that comes out makes the team. As a participant you can expect to practice everyday and play at least one a week in a total of seven league games. No previous experience is necessary and you commitment is to come to practice each day. The only equipment that you must provide is cleats. Year Fred Fentiman M.V.P. Hank Schenck Award Rookie of the Year 2006 - 2005 Jarrid Kipling Travis Kolody Tyler Gelowitz 2005 - 2004 Kellen Bell, Cody Klaassen Steve Grenier Jarrid Kipling 2004 - 2003 Terrell Fentiman Chad Holowaty Cody Klaassen 2003 - 2002 Chris Kulbida Jon Paul Derrick Vasile 2002 - 2001 Barrett Mahaffey,Wade Holowaty Sebastian Sosnowski 2001 - 2000 Michael Linklater Ian Klassen 2000 - 1999 Adam Trotchie Jason Joyal

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Football - Junior

This activity is for students in grades 9 and 10.The student / athletes will learn about being part of a large team. The philosophy of the junior program is to introduce the game of football to the student / athletes. No experience is required for you to be a member of this program. Practices are held everyday after school on the football field. A strong commitment is required as team members that attend practice will be the members that play in the game. The team plays 6 games during the regular season (September to October) and the team will play in the Charity Bowl to end the season. Each player is asked to buy a practice jersey and a mouth guard. Year Award Winner 2006 - 2005 Josh Howie (d), Tyler Thiessen (d), Evan Millions (o) 2005 - 2004 Jeremy Bowering 2004 - 2003 Cale Fentiman, Kory Gursky 2003 - 2002 Cody Klassen 2002 - 2001 Chad Holowaty 2001 - 2000 Nevin McIntyre 2000 - 1999 Cody Heintz,Barrett Mahaffey

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Volleyball - Frosh Girls

There usually two teams (12 -15 athletes) made up of grade nine girls. As a member of these teams you can expect to learn fundamental skills and game play. As a member of the team you are expected to be enthusiastic, have a good work ethic, and attend all practices and games. Practices are held in the gym 3 - 4 times a week. This is a fall sport and you will play in a mini-tournament format once a week. Equipment requirements include gym attire, running shoes and kneepads. Year Award Winner 2006 - 2005 Jessica Hamel, Stephanie Larson 2005 - 2004 Kylie Loehndorf 2004 - 2003 Ashlea Graham 2003 - 2002 Randi Keshane 2002 - 2001 Cindy Whyley, Mary Som 2001 - 2000 Shannon Aubichon 2000 - 1999 Rochelle Klassen, Jenni Mach

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Athletes of the Year

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Intramural Program

The Intramural Program takes place during the noon hour in both of our gymnasiums and is open to all Mount Royal students. Intramurals provide an opportunity for students to get together informally and participate in physical activities.

The first time students come to the noon Intramural Program they will be asked to present their timetable to the supervising teacher. The last digit in their student number will place them into one of the following houses:

0 - 1 Walker, 2 - 3 Tufts, 4 - 5 Penley, 6- 7 Smyth, 8 - 9 Perkins

Guidelines

The students must sign-in with the supervising teacher. If they sign-in before 12:20 pm, they will receive 3 points. If they sign-in any time after 12:20 pm, they will receive 1 point. The clocks in each of the gymnasiums determine the time. Students can sign-out any time before 12:55 pm. If students plan on using the weight room, they must sign-in to the supervising teacher before they begin a workout. Points are only awarded for lunch-hour activities not including extracurricular activities. After school activities are not included in this program.

Rewards Program

Intramural Rules

Mustang Fitness Club is open to all Mount Royal Students. For an annual fee of $10.00 (payable to Mount Royal Collegiate), students can access the Fitness Centre with teacher supervision. This may be before school, during break, lunch, after school, or if a student has a spare and there are no classes scheduled in the Fitness Centre.

Fitness Club Rules

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Fred Fentiman Award

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Coaches: