English Awards

The English department is proud to announce KCI’s winners for the Waterloo County English Awards.

Junior Poetry: Jovana Djermanovic and Brett Crowley
Senior Poetry: Nicola Schaan (two of her poems)
Senior Short Story: Eleanora Bullock and Robin Langmuir
Junior Prose: Brett Crowley
Senior Prose: Mary Kate Thain
Illustrated Children’s Literature: Quincy Evans

These students are now in competition with other area high school winners. The Waterloo County winners ill be announced on April 28 at a reception banquet.

One more thing: all writers who entered KCI’s English competition are invited to attend a workshop for writers at Wilfried Laurier University on April 28. See Ms. Cengic for more details.

Swim Team

Congratulations to the KCI Swim Team who swam their hearts out at OFSAA the last few days. The girls did very well, making the final swims in several events.

Meaghan Quanz was 29th in the 200 Free,
Shannon Craig was 14th in the 50 Free and
Hunter Le Truong-Nguyen was 10th in the 100 Free and 11th in the 100 IM.

Remember that's All Ontario - so please congratulate them when you see them.
Furthermore, kudos go out to Shannon Craig who was the top Senior Girl at CWOSSA this year. Great job, KCI Swim Team.We'll see you all out next year! Swim on!!

Curling Win

Congratulations to the Senior Girls Curling team who have won the right to go to CWOSSA. Great plays by all players - Margot Flemming, Kerilynn Mathers, Michelle Borg, Sarah Muktiyar and Eliana Rosenblum created their win over JHSS to be WCSSA Finalists and their success in beating Brantford won them the wild card game.

They will be competing in Owen Sound next Tuesday and Wednesday. Wish them luck!

Deca Finalists

Graham Notar-Maclean and Seth Holland placed 3rd at DECA.  And Janice Cooper and Tara Butterworth placed 6th overall and will be going on to the internationals in April!  Congratulations!

Boys Hockey

The KCI Boy's Varsity Hockey team would like to thank the students, the girls' hockey team, the staff and parents for supporting them in yesterday's contest at McLaren Arena. They were entertained by a fast skating, hard hitting game that left many on the edge of their seats. No one left disappointed.

After trailing 4-1 at the end of the first period, KCI put on a show and scored 5 unanswered goals in the next 20 minutes to pulll out a 7-6 win over Huron Heights and send them into the first round payoffs against Bluevale Collegiate. The time and location of our next game has yet to be determined.

Wayne Hamara
Head Coach

Sears Drama Festival

The 64th annual Sears Drama Festival was held last week at St. Benedict's high school. KCI performed the play God by Woody Allen. Though the play is not going on to the next level, we won two awards. David Blake-Dickson won an Award of Merit for acting and Thomas Putman won an Award of Excellence for his acting. Congratulations to all involved.