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| − | '''Kelvin High School''' is a school in Winnipeg, Manitoba. They won the 1970 [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. | + | '''École secondaire Kelvin High School''' is a school in Winnipeg, Manitoba. They won the 1970 [[Reach for the Top]] national championship. |
Kelvin has a long history of success in Reach for the Top. They were runners-up to [[Neil McNeil]] in 1969 and won the following year. In the SchoolReach era, Kelvin frequently attended nationals as a Manitoba representative. They finished fourth in 2002. In the 2014 national championships, they defeated eventual champion [[Martingrove]] during the round robin, but lost to [[UTS]] during the playoffs. | Kelvin has a long history of success in Reach for the Top. They were runners-up to [[Neil McNeil]] in 1969 and won the following year. In the SchoolReach era, Kelvin frequently attended nationals as a Manitoba representative. They finished fourth in 2002. In the 2014 national championships, they defeated eventual champion [[Martingrove]] during the round robin, but lost to [[UTS]] during the playoffs. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:26, 25 October 2024
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| Above: 1970 Kelvin HS Reach for the Top Team, with host Bill Guest at rear |
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École secondaire Kelvin High School is a school in Winnipeg, Manitoba. They won the 1970 Reach for the Top national championship.
Kelvin has a long history of success in Reach for the Top. They were runners-up to Neil McNeil in 1969 and won the following year. In the SchoolReach era, Kelvin frequently attended nationals as a Manitoba representative. They finished fourth in 2002. In the 2014 national championships, they defeated eventual champion Martingrove during the round robin, but lost to UTS during the playoffs.
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