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“Pommier Jewellers February Love is in the Air!

Sports Mom”

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Sports Energy’s Mom of the Month
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deeply involved in her children’s Hot
sports endeavors. Maxime (15) is the
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the Alexandria Minor Hockey Association. Making dreams come true since 1937
Max is in his second year with the team where he plays defense. Maxime
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also plays baseball with the Cornwall River Rats, and he was part of the 2023 6 Second Street East,
Junior team that represented Ontario in the 2023 Little League Junior National Cornwall
Championships in Lethbridge. Max attends Ecole secondaire catholique le
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Stories And More About The People In Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry of the soccer and golf teams. youth career, but it wasn’t until
Would like to thank all our advertisers, who have teamed In the summer he loves to golf. I was an adult in 2005 that I, and

up with us to share some remarkable, positive local sports Last year he tried flag football a team from the Ottawa Valley
success stories, from all ages, young and old. for the first time and loved the area, qualified for a National

experience. This summer he Championship in Edmonton,

hopes to play ball hockey for the Alberta. I had taken a few years
first time. hiatus due to my kids’ sports

“I don’t have as extensive a obligations, however I have
background in sports as my returned this year and bowl in a
kids do,” says Anik, who league at the Casselman bowling
is a Courseware Developer alley.”
for the federal government. “We definitely encourage the
“Throughout my childhood I boys to join sports teams and to
grew up playing soccer. In high be active every day,” Anik adds.
school I was part of the soccer, “We believe it is the best way
badminton, and basketball to keep them out of trouble. We
teams, but my main sport is 5 pin encourage them to be leaders,
bowling. I started bowling at the to be good teammates, and to

age of 4 and bowled almost all of always work hard and have fun
my YBC (Youth Bowl Canada) in whatever sport they do.”