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The Living Sky School Division Hall of Fame celebrated exceptional accomplishments of high school students from 15 schools Thursday.

NBCHS: Sixty-one students from North Battleford Comprehensive High School were named to the hall of fame, some with great distinction, meaning an average of 95 per cent or higher in the academics category and a provincial level accomplishment in the athletics and online news project categories.

A group of 16 NBCHS students were recognized for arts and culture, with great distinction, for the drama club's awards for best visual production and the Wayne Apostle Spirit of the Festival Award at the provincial drama festival. They were Ainslie Milley, Alex Anderson, Allysha Dyck, Cian Forester, Colton Hutchinson (who also won the best technical performance award), Emma-Leigh Gerlinsky, Erickson Ureta, Jessa Renwick, Kaileigh Hargreaves, Khonnis Wuttunee, Kjell Graupe, Pilar Bernal-Waters, Riley Campbell, Robyn Blackstar, Samantha Edwards and Tanner Jensen. Their entry, The Trojan Woman, was also nodded for runner-up best technical crew. At the regional level, it won best overall production.

Colton Hutchinson also received a third arts and culture nomination, with great distinction, shared with debate partner Emily Jackson, for second in the open category at the provincial debate championships. At those same championships, Atom Vayalinka received the Spirit of Debate Award for an arts and culture nomination with great distinction.

Jackson also received the 2014 Law Day Mock Trial Award for Best Prosecutor, and was honoured for academic excellence.

Also honoured for academic excellence were Amber Anees, Amy Miller*, Avery Saunders, Bryan Erbach, Darian Kotchorek, Dominique Lessard, Emma Young, Janelle Youst, Jenna Fan, Karlee Nash, Kayla Kuttai, Keeley-Shae Somers, Kelly Hu, Keltye Blais, Kendra Policha*, Kira Tollefson, Kylie Burnett, Landon Aimoe, Raina Kenkel, Ranelle Brown*, Rebecca Kupchinski, Rylan Brown and Shula Carter. (*with great distinction)

A number of students were nominated for academic and athletic excellence. They were Andrea Ornawka (provincial cross country running), Cole Simon (with great distinction in academics) (provincial track and field), Kiley Elmer (provincial cross country running) and Owen Lamb (provincial track and field).

Nominated for athletics were Alicia Pillar (provincial track and field), Brantley Wasmuth (provincial track and field), Drew Beavers (silver medal at provincial track and field, with great distinction), Justice Laroque (provincial track and field), Kaitlin Friesen (provincial cross country running), Kody Grigor (silver and gold medals at provincial track and field, with great distinction), Megan Atcheynum (provincial track and field), Megan Rathwell (provincial cross country running), Morgan Lamontagne (provincial track and field), Nahoni Tootoosis (bronze at provincial track and field, with great distinction) and Riley Boczulak (provincial track and field).

Under special projects, Bailey Lamontagne, Alissa Roche and Katrina Turnbull were nominated, with great distinction, for receiving silver medals in the Skills Canada competition. Turnbull was also nominated for academic excellence.

Student Representative Council Sr. Ring and Sr. Pin Jason Reimer and Jadie Fennig were nominated under leadership.

Heritage Christian School: Janelle Crawford was nominated for academic excellence, with great distinction.

Nicole Klippenstein was nominated for academic excellence.

Zachary York was nominated for athletics, for cross country running at the provincial level.

Maymont: Twenty-four students from Maymont School were honoured including academic excellence nominees Aliyah Wasmuth (with great distinction), Arielle Hamp, Carlee Hamilton (with great distinction), Darby Milman, Jan Friesen (with great distinction), and Kathryn Serhienko.

Nominated for athletic excellence was the senior boys soccer team that went to provincials. They were Alex Batten, Brady Ferris, Brayden Harris, Connor Garrett, Jesse Greenslade, Jordan Manson, Justin Whitehead, Marco Rodriguez, Matthew Favel and Sean Brehon, who was also nominated for academic excellence. Nominated for both senior boys soccer and senior boys curling, going to regionals, were Richie Acaster, Ty Fouhy and Tyson Wawryk. Connor Rothenburger was nominated on the curling team also.

In other athletics, Autumn Amson and Jocelyn Bzdel were nominated for track and field (provincials).

Nominated for leadership was Kcarli Maxwell, Student Leadership Council president.

Hafford: Thirty Hafford Central School students were honoured, 28 of them for athletics, several in more than one sport. The senior boys volleyball team nominated for reaching regional play included Chayce Nykiforuk, Cole Fendelet (also nominated for track and field, provincial level), Dawson Lehmann (also nominated for academic excellence), Joseph Tanchak, Kolten Yasieniuk, Lucas Lafreniere (also nominated for track and field), Matthew Flath, Michael Herman (also nominated for leadership as a member of the Student Leadership Council), Nathan Boyko, Riley Yasieniuk, Ryan Krsacok (also nominated for track and field) and Tyler Yasieniuk.

Others nominated for track and field were Aiden Sitter (with great distinction) and Joel Gryzbowski.

Nominated for athletics as members of the both the senior girls basketball and volleyball teams that went to regionals were Ashley Kowalchuk, Brittany Bezmutko (also nominated for academic excellence, with great distinction), Frankie Yasieniuk (also nominated for leadership), Haylie Lesko, Kalin Sitter, Morgan Attrux and Rayleen Roth (who was also nominated for academic excellence). Also on the senior girls basketball team were Anna Nesbitt and Tyra Smith. Other members of the volleyball team were Tara Dishko, Jenny Markewich and Jocelyn Fendelet (who were also nominated for leadership) and Brittany Attrux. Also on the volleyball team was Megan Jones, nominated not only for volleyball but for track and field, leadership as a member of the student council and as yearbook editor and for academic excellence (with great distinction).

Honoured for academic excellence were Kirsty Kindrachuk (with great distinction) and Quinn Anhorn.

Cando: Members of Cando's provincial bronze medal winning soccer team were nominated, with great distinction. They were Breighton Wahobin, Bryton Wahobin, Chaystin Armstrong, Creedance Gladue, Davis Starchief, Grayson Stone, Hunter Moosomin, Jayden Rowan, Kashtin Montour and Sylice Bruno.

For special projects, media club members Chase Albert, Danielle Cuthand and Kendra Fayant Littlebear were nominated.

Cut Knife: Six students from Cut Knife High School have been nominated to the 2014 Student Hall of Fame. They are Aleksi Anseth for academic excellence, Betty Pewapsconias for special projects (Day of Pink videos), Brennan Steinhauer for athletics (provincial cross-country running), Delaniee Antoine-Tootoosis for special projects (Teens for Jeans Campaign), Jayden Waldner for athletics (provincial track and field), Keri Rak for athletics (provincial track and field) and Natasha Wasmuth for special projects (Me to We 'WE Scare Hunger' Campaign).

Wilkie: Forty-five students from McLurg High School were nominated to the hall of fame in the categories of academic excellence, athletics, and leadership. Several students earned gold in badminton at the provincial level (with great distinction). The senior girls volleyball team won a provincial bronze medal (with great distinction), the senior girls and mixed curling teams went to regionals, as did the senior boys volleyball team. A number of students also attended provincials in track and field, wrestling and cross-country running.

Following are the hall of famers: Allison Cey, academic excellence, badminton, curling, volleyball; Allison Karstens, basketball, curling, volleyball, track and field; Austin Garett, volleyball; Austin Gutting, cross-country; Brayden Johnson, volleyball; Brett Glassford, cross-country; Cally Kowalchuk, basketball; Chelsea Gruber, academic excellence, badminton, basketball, curling, volleyball, track and field; Cjardai Ulrich, basketball, volleyball, track and field; Clayton Kauth, volleyball; Derek Sutherland, curling, volleyball; Dustin Davies, wrestling; Hayley Risling, academic excellence; Jada Woodrow, volleyball; Jaelynne Rohs, academic excellence, curling, volleyball; James Grbic, wrestling; Jayden Sittler, track and field; Jaydon Glessing, badminton, volleyball; Jessica Karstens, badminton, basketball, volleyball, track and field; Joel Fell, volleyball; Jolene Gruber, curling, basketball, track and field; Jordan Laturnus, academic excellence; Jordyn Thomas, track and field; Josh Karstens, badminton; Kaylee Thomas, academic excellence; Kristina Schneider, leadership (yearbook); Krystin Schwebius, basketball; Mark Karstens, curling, volleyball, track and field; Matthew Martin, volleyball; Nathan Schwebius, volleyball; Nick Nielsen, wrestling; Rachel Cey, basketball, track and field; Rachel Delainey, academic excellence with great distinction; Rachel Mamer, academic excellence with great distinction, curling, basketball, badminton, volleyball, track and field; Rayel Green, volleyball; Rayne Delainey, volleyball; Reese Miller, academic excellence, volleyball; Regan Sittler, academic excellence; Reid Laturnus, volleyball; Rod Gerein, volleyball; Sandra Veit, curling; Shawnie Johnson, volleyball, wrestling; Taylor Hoffman, volleyball, wrestling, track and field; Tristan Huber, volleyball, track and field; Wyatt Pongracz, wrestling.

Unity: With a number of regional drama wins, its football team going to the provincial quarter finals, senior girls and senior boys basketball going to regionals, senior girls volleyball going to provincials, track and field and cross country athletes going to provincials and the special project of the production for an online news magazine in partnership with Uttam School for Girls in India, Unity Composite High School had 85 students nominated to the hall of fame.

The hall of famers are: Adam Wallace, academic excellence with great distinction; Alana Neil, drama (acting award of merit), basketball, volleyball; Alex Donald, football; Alex Pernitsky, track and field; Amador Portajada, basketball; Ashley Mock, drama (certificate of merit - acting), basketball; Ashton Boser, football, online news project; Austin Duvall, online news project; Ayob Rafid-Hamed, basketball; Ben Robertson, cross-country running; Billy Robertson, drama, football; Blake Robertson, football, online news project; Braden Spencer, drama (certificate of merit - acting), basketball; Brandt Bertoia, track and field; Brennae Hofmann, academic excellence, volleyball; Brett Kuhn, basketball, track and field; Brian Mackrell, basketball; Brittany Hauta, volleyball; Brittany Lacoursiere, volleyball; Bryon Hauta, basketball; Cindy Chang, academic excellence; Cody DeBelser, online news project; Courtney Boser, leadership (SADD co-chair, Student Leadership Council co-chair); Damien Bowey, cross-country running, track and field; Danielle Irons, drama (certificate of merit - acting); Darby Bisson, basketball, football; Devan Bertoia, academic excellence with great distinction, leadership (UCHS Sr. High Citizenship Award); Devin Boser, academic excellence, basketball; Elise Stifter, academic excellence, drama, basketball, volleyball; Emily Mabbett, academic excellence, basketball, track and field; Ericson Baes, basketball; Erin Bick, drama, leadership (yearbook editor); Erling Lefsrud, online news project; Eva Ward, basketball; Gavin Dyck, football, online news project; Gianne Demafelix, basketball, Giovanni Demafelix, basketball; Hanna Herle, volleyball; Hannah Gerlinsky, drama, basketball; Heather Wood, academic excellence with great distinction, volleyball, online news project; Iza Belle Lucenio, drama (Spirit of the Festival Award, certificate of merit - acting, technical award of merit - make-up); Jayden Akerlund, academic excellence, online news project; Jessica Weber, leadership (SADD co-chair, Student Leadership Council co-chair, UCHS Sr. High Leadership Award); Jonah Kopp, football; Justin Gerein, football; Justin Rewerts, track and field; Katrina Laing, academic excellence; Keltie Wilson, drama (certificate of merit - set design); online news project; Kenda Flaherty, online news project; Kezia Tyagi, academic excellence with great distinction, online news project; Kyla Van De Meutter, cross country running, basketball, volleyball, track and field; Kylie Walz, leadership (UCHS Sr. High Three Beliefs Award); Logan Claughton, academic excellence, online news project; Mackenzie Chorney, academic excellence, golf (provincials), basketball, volleyball, track and field; Marina Gampe, basketball; Mark Ganter, provincial badminton; Megan Babchuck, academic excellence, drama (runner-up best stage manager) cross country running; Mickayla Brandle, volleyball; Nakiya Dale, Nikita Lantz, online news project; Nolan Acton, football, online news project; Patrick Lacanienta, basketball; Princess Portajada, online news project; Quinn Maze, basketball, online news project; Raelyn McAleer, academic excellence, basketball; Rheann Jackson, online news project; Rhett Timmermans, track and field, online news project; Rick Huard, football; Ridge Klotz, football; Robyn Sperle, academic excellence, track and field; Rommel Biri, basketball; Ryan Donald, football, online news project; Samantha David, track and field; Sharlee Zazalak, drama, basketball; Shevaun Feser, drama (certificate of merit - sound design), leadership (yearbook editor); Shiraya Winterhalt, drama; Spencer Sperle, online news project; Tamara Ubell, academic excellence, online news project; Taylor Pilat, online news project; Terra Fedirko, basketball, volleyball, track and field; Toby Prescott, drama, football; Toni-Lynn Burnell, volleyball, leadership (Positive School Climate Committee co-chair); Trace Sperle, provincial badminton; Zach Herle, football; Zoher Rafid-Hamed, academic excellence, basketball, leadership (Positive School Climate Committee co-chair, Sr. Leadership Award).

Luseland: The Senior Band Music Festival and senior girls basketball play at the regional level account for many of the 32 students nominated to the 2014 hall of fame. They are: Alex Magnus, academic excellence; Ashley Fluney, leadership (Student Representative Council); Bailey Cuthbert, academic excellence, band; Brenton Fischer, band, regional boys badminton, leadership (Student Representative Council); Carleen Herle, academic excellence, band, basketball, provincial track and field; Christopher Mayes, band; Danielle Meier, leadership (Student Representative Council); Emilia Strobel, academic excellence, band; Joshua Campbell, band; Kayla Mayes, basketball; Kelsi Mitzel, basketball, Kristen Mitzel, academic excellence with great distinction, basketball, leadership (Student Representative Council); Lars Frenette, band, provincial track and field; Liam Pearson, band; Luke Stang, band; Lyndon Kloster, band, regional badminton, provincial track and field; Mackenzie Birn, basketball; Madison Reiber, band, basketball; Masyn Reiber, band, basketball; Nicholas Anderson, band, football (Unity provincial quarter finalists); Robert Kohlman, band; Ryshan Galbraith, band; Sabrina Sander, band, basketball; Shawna-Lynn Meier, band, leadership (Student Representative Council); Spencer Martin, band, football (Unity provincial quarter finalists); Tyler Birn, band; Tyson Gleave, band; Tyson Munt, football (Unity provincial quarter finalists) and more band members, Virgina Brice, Ying Liao and Zach Woodward.

Medstead: Thirty-three students from Medstead were nominated to the Hall of Fame, with a provincial gold medal plus the SHSAA Sportsmanship Award for senior boys volleyball (with great distinction), provincial level cross-country running and track and field, regional play for senior girls volleyball and a regional drama festival entry.

The seniors boys volleyball team nominees were Beau Jesse, Josh Orange, Kale Sherman and Ty Anderson as well as the following who were also nominated for academic excellence, Ben Ramsay, Devin Eberle, Dylan Locke, Luke Anderson and Wyatt Moore. Moore and Sherman were also nominated for leadership (Student Leadership Council).

The senior girls volleyball team nominees were Brianna Hill (also nominated for academic excellence, track and field, drama and leadership), Danielle Orange (also nominated for track and field and leadership), Keelan Kowerchuck (also nominated for drama), Kendra Moore, Mackenzie Seidle (also nominated for academic excellence, drama, track and field and leadership), Meghan Lybeck (also nominated for academic excellence and regional badminton), Shelby Short, Tanisha Shaffer and Taylor Kroeker.

Also nominated to the hall of fame were: Brooklyn Orange, academic excellence, drama, leadership; Chloe Bargen, cross-country running; Christopher Rodzen, academic excellence; David Edwards, drama, track and field; Josh Hill, cross country running, track and field; Kaitlin Casson, drama, leadership; Karen Rosendahl, track and field; Keterah Friesen, drama; Keysha Kohl, track and field, leadership; Paynton Kohl, academic excellence, leadership; Randi Siemens, track and field with great distinction; Reed Berg, academic excellence; Rico Swiftwolfe, leadership; Steven Ramsay, track and field; and Troy Hundt, drama.

Spiritwood: Spiritwood High School was named best technical crew at the regional drama competition, with 31 students nominated to the Living Sky School Division Hall of Fame for their participation, along with regional and provincial curling accomplishments, provincial football and track and field and district golf among the total of 67 students honoured.

Nominated for drama were Alexander MacFarlane, Anthony Radke (also nominated for football and track and field), Ashley Iverson (district golf champion), Brandon Willick, Colton Poulin (also for football and track and field), Connor Diehl (also football and track and field), Delrae Doucette (also nominated for academic excellence and curling); Hailey Andres, Hailey Holmes (also nominated for leadership), Jayden Wingerter (also football), Jessica Parker, Kaitlyn Brewer (also nominated for academic excellence with great distinction and for leadership), Keith Chikosis (also football), Kelsey Gamble (district golf champion), Kennadi Brewer (also nominated for academic excellence), Kiera Andres, Kyra MacFarlane (also nominated for academic excellence and leadership), Lauren Iverson (also nominated for academic excellence with great distinction and leadership), Leslie Radke (also curling), Logan Greyeyes, Madison Higgins (also nominated for academic excellence), Michaela Weber (also nominated for leadership), Rhett Larrivee (also football), Ryan Cross (also football), Shawn Rogers (also football), Tanner Gaboury (also nominated for academic excellence, curling and football), Taylor Kuffert, Taylor Olson (also for curling), Teigan Knot (also nominated for academic excellence and curling), TJ (Thomas) Tipton (also curling and football) and Tyler Cross (also nominated for football and leadership).

Also nominated were: Aidan Nielsen-Clark, football; Aidan von Holwede, academic excellence; Baily Scaife, academic excellence; Brett Reddekopp, curling, football; Brittany Lehman, regional badminton; Bryce Olson, curling; Carson Crossland, leadership; Cheyenne Fineday, district golf; Clayton Willick, football; Cody Bulyaki, football, Craig Thompson, academic excellence, curling; Deanna Tipewan, district golf champion; Devan Wingerter, football, leadership; Dylan Joachim, academic excellence with great distinction, football, leadership; Dyllan Franson, curling; Gail Bourassa, leadership; Holley Salisbury, leadership; Jacquelyn Buban, academic excellence, curling; Jessica Buban, academic excellence; Kyle Torgerson, football; Kyler Venaas, football, Lane Cote, football, Marcus Tipewan, regional badminton; Megan Allard, Community Living Projects; Megan Wasden, academic excellence, curling; Mikayla Martens, academic excellence; Morgan Nielsen-Clark, football, Nicolas Anderson, football, leadership; Randy Pomedli, football; Ryan Wirth, football; Stewart Callard, football; Tiana Simonar, track and field; Troy Doucette, football; Vanessa Cote, leadership; Wayland Purdy, academic excellence.

Macklin School: Adine Stan, Adrianna Simper, Ashley Gartner, Baylee Bast, Brooklyn Tryhuba, Danyn Sieben, Emma Weinkauf, Erica Penney, Gillesa Bolton, Hayley Heffner, Haley Wagar, Jessica Stang, Jill Stang, Jordyn Thomas, Karlie Stang, Katie Lauinger, Katrina Doetzel, Kelly O'Dell, Kelsey Friedrich, Kelsey Scheck, Kelsey Wiens, Kiera Heintz, Kori Copland, Kristina Kitsul, Mackenzi Steinhubel, Madison Murrell, Nicholas Allen, Shawnee Stang, Shelby Stang, Spencer Bast, Taya Scherger, Taylor Noble and Tillesa Bolton.

Major School: Alyson Cook, Brittany Cooper, Cassidy Zunti, Clay Patton, Jaden Zunti, Kjerstin Cooper, Shane Bardick and Zack Ross.

Kerrobert: Ali Tuchscherer, Amy Wong, Ashtyn Kissick, Aubrey Morrell, Camryn Burgardt, Carter Ekenkrantz, Chanda Amola, Cole Kissick, Colt Beswitherick, Colton Obritsch, Corson Hebron, Danielle Murphy, Darin Sperling, Darren Hood, Dawson Morrell, James Semilet, Jillian Van Basten, Julia Leinenweber, Keili Murphy, Laine Haas-Ostrowski, Lauren McBain, Madison Murphy, Mathew Duhaime, Megan Kruesel, Merideth Cholin, Paxton Sieben, Phillip Sperling, Quinton Flahr, Reid Kissick, Rhayne Thomson, Riley Mack, Roy Wong, Ryder Kissick, Tanner Schreiber, Troy Clappison, Tyler Neumeier, Tylo Anderson, Wyatt Knorr.

Leoville Central School: Ashley Pouliot, Brayden Chalifour, Danielle PouliotEthen Peter, Hailie McLean, Heather Armstrong, Jessie Ruel, Jordon Henri, Kayleen Tetreault, Kaylin Chalifour, Kyle McDaid, Lainee Zaparaniuk, Lindsey McDaid, Matt Bonneau, Natalie Pouliot, Santanna Bill and Taylor Paddison.