Morning Announcements – March 8, 2010

Mar. 8 Congratulations to the Wrestling Team for their performance at Ofsaa.  All wrestlers represented Dryden High School well at the event.
Mar. 8 – 22 There is a sign up meeting for the Eagles Club Track Team on Mon., Mar. 22nd in Room 109 at 3:15.  If you are interested, come to the meeting to find out more information.
Mar. – April

Thurs. & Fri. only

The Grade 12 Cosmetology class is offering Thursday and Friday lunch hour salon services for March and April.  Request your stylist on sign-up sheets at room 124A or in the main office.

Eagles Girls Volleyball OFSAA bound

The DHS Senior Girls Volleyball team arrives in Perth today to compete in the OFSAA championship. The team has been ranked #3 in the province, and will face some tough competition from the best teams from across Ontario.

The tournament opens tonight with an athletes banquet, and play begins tomorrow.

The Eagles play on Tuesday at 10:30 vs Don Bosco HS. The girls continue at 1:30 vs Perth, 4:30 vs De La Salle and 7:30 vs Beamsville. (times are EST)

Playoffs are on Wednesday, March 10th.

For more information, check the official website here.

Good luck girls. DHS is proud of your hard work and determination!

Eagles Hockey Results

The Eagles girls defeated Kenora 2-1 to sweep the NorWOSSA finals and earn themselves a trip to the OFSAA championship in Wingham on March 22nd.

The DHS Boys Hockey team fell to the Fort Frances Muskies in 2 straight games this weekend in the NorWOSSA finals.

On Friday night, the Eagles displayed a “never say die” attitude, battling back three times from deficits to send the game into overtime.  Despite dominating the play in the Muskie end for most of the OT period, FF scored on a partial breakaway at the 15:23 mark of the first OT period. Zach Lake once again made some key saves in the game despite recording the loss.  Goal scorers for the Eagles were Ryan Lobreau with two while Jared Stratford and Blair Dingwall added singles in the 5-4 OT loss.

“We had several golden opportunities late in the third to break the tie but sometimes the puck just doesn’t bounce your way and putting the finish on the game is tough.” said Coach Oltsher, “Our message to the boys before OT was to keep up the hard fore-check and to minimize their mistakes.  It was unfortunate that FF capitalized on such a small error…but hey, that’s hockey.”

On Sunday, the Eagles just didn’t have the wheels to pull of the win.  FF scored on the power-play twice in the game and added an empty net to win by a 3-0 margin.

“Their goalie played well, but we didn’t test him often enough.  Our fore check wasn’t as good as it was on Friday and FF seemed to play a better defensive game this afternoon.” said Oltsher, “Despite this, our guys didn’t give up and they left it all on the ice.  The coaching staff is very proud of our team and would like to congratulate them on a very successful season despite finishing in second place.”

Congratulations to both teams for your hard work and great seasons.

Good luck at OFSAA, girls!

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