Do you know the song “Work” by Rihanna? It goes something like this: “Work, work, work, work, work, work.” That’s all I could think of when my alarm went off at 5:30 a.m. on a lovely Friday morning. I hit snooze, of course! I hit snooze again at 5:45 a.m.

Jack will be going into Grade Six this September at Niverville Collegiate. He enjoys being involved in track and field as well as playing hockey and baseball. This year, he joined the Junior Golf program at Old Drovers Run.

Starting this year, Niverville’s high school baseball team has joined the Zone 13 High School Baseball League. This is the first time the school has fielded a team, and the season is already underway. 

Goalies are a strange breed of hockey player. They willingly put themselves in front of 100 miles-per-hour slapshots and have more idiosyncrasies than any other athlete I can think of. They are creatures of habit and develop strong relationships with their goalposts and crease. 

Atticus is in Grade Two at Niverville Elementary School and is part of Prairie Soul Dance Company’s competitive program. He trains four days a week in ballet, jazz, tap, Broadway, creative worship, hip hop, musical theatre, and the performing arts. Atticus recently participated in the Southeastern Manitoba Festival, where a number of his routines were awarded the honour of Highest Mark and Adjudicator’s Choice. Other hobbies include acrobatics, music, and playing outside.

A graduating Niverville student has been selected to join Providence University College’s men’s volleyball program in the fall.