Difference between revisions of "Kennebecasis"
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==Reach for the Top== | ==Reach for the Top== | ||
| − | KVHS has had a string of successes in [[Reach for the Top]]. From 2004 to the present, the school has won at the provincial level, attending the national tournament each time. They did not participate in 2005 because of a work-to-rule teacher's strike in the province. At Nationals, they placed 5th in 2004 and 2006, | + | KVHS has had a string of successes in [[Reach for the Top]]. From 2004 to the present, the school has won at the provincial level, attending the national tournament each time. They did not participate in 2005 because of a work-to-rule teacher's strike in the province. At Nationals, they placed 5th in 2004 and 2006, runners-up to the [[2007 London Central]] team in [[2007 Kennebecasis|2007]], third in 2008, and runners-up to London Central again in 2009. Morgan Gagnon was on the Nationals team for all four of his high school years, captaining in 2007. In 2010, KV's sixth consecutive New Brunswick title broke the provincial record of five that [[Fredericton]] held in the early 1990s. The team also boasts a 227-game undefeated streak at the provincial level, and have been undefeated outside of Nationals since 2004. |
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| − | KVHS was also a strong team during the three seasons of [[SmartAsk!]] The [[2002 Kennebecasis]] team won the inaugural event. The following season, a younger team reached the finals, losing to the [[2003 Merivale]] team. In the final season, the team made it to the round of 8. Patrick Dunn ( | + | KVHS was also a strong team during the three seasons of [[SmartAsk!]] The [[2002 Kennebecasis]] team won the inaugural event. The following season, a younger team reached the finals, losing to the [[2003 Merivale]] team. In the final season, the team made it to the round of 8. Patrick Dunn (who later played at [[Carleton University]]) was on the team for all three years, captaining in 2003 and 2004. |
==Title Succession== | ==Title Succession== | ||
Revision as of 08:56, 28 April 2010
| Kennebecasis Valley High School | |
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| Location: Quispamsis, NB | |
| Coaches | Jason Thorne |
| State Championships | 2004, 2006 - 2010 Reach |
| National Championships | 2002 SmartAsk! |
| Program Status | Unknown |
| School Size | Unknown |
| NAQT Page | link |
Kennebecasis Valley High School is a public school in Quispamsis, New Brunswick, just north of Saint John. They have been a dominant team in New Brunswick in the 21st century.
Reach for the Top
KVHS has had a string of successes in Reach for the Top. From 2004 to the present, the school has won at the provincial level, attending the national tournament each time. They did not participate in 2005 because of a work-to-rule teacher's strike in the province. At Nationals, they placed 5th in 2004 and 2006, runners-up to the 2007 London Central team in 2007, third in 2008, and runners-up to London Central again in 2009. Morgan Gagnon was on the Nationals team for all four of his high school years, captaining in 2007. In 2010, KV's sixth consecutive New Brunswick title broke the provincial record of five that Fredericton held in the early 1990s. The team also boasts a 227-game undefeated streak at the provincial level, and have been undefeated outside of Nationals since 2004.
SmartAsk!
KVHS was also a strong team during the three seasons of SmartAsk! The 2002 Kennebecasis team won the inaugural event. The following season, a younger team reached the finals, losing to the 2003 Merivale team. In the final season, the team made it to the round of 8. Patrick Dunn (who later played at Carleton University) was on the team for all three years, captaining in 2003 and 2004.
Title Succession
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