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WANTED – SUSPECT STUDENT ATHLETES

RMC varsity teams are looking for e-Veritas readers to help identify “suspect – student-athletes”.

You may ask, “What the heck is a suspect student-athlete?”

Profile of a “suspect student-athlete”

a) He / she has the athletic skill / talent (or potential) to make a varsity team;

If you or someone you know is aware of a young man or young woman send particulars to the RMC varsity coach. E-MAIL OR PHONE 613 -541-6000 ( THE LOCAL PHONE NUMBER OF EACH COACH IS LISTED NEAR HIS / HER NAME & SPORT) The coach will follow-up to provide information and determine interest – including a plan which will help determine if the “suspect” has the academic potential to succeed at RMC.

“Student – Athlete Suspects” should meet at least seven of the 10 criteria:

1. Plays RMC sport at an “elite” level during his / her high school years;
2. History of being a responsible person;
3. Potentially motivated towards RMC & Canadian Forces;
4. History of being involved in community / school / church / activities (2 out of 3);
5. Demonstrated good work ethic in full / part-time/ volunteer positions;
6. Dynamic and steadfast;
7. Thrives on challenges;
8. Potentially academically solid;
9. Excellent time-management skills; and
10. Has what it takes to be a potential “leader”.

Coordinates of RMC varsity coaches (RMC phone 613 541-6000 x see below:)

Kevin McGuire

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Men’s Basketball Coach

Entraîneur chef basket-ball masculin

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Kevin.McGuire@rmc.ca

 

Brad Schur

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Women’s Basketball Coach

Entraîneur chef basket-ball feminin

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Brad.Schur@rmc.ca

 

Patricia Howes

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Fencing Head Coach

Entraîneur chef escrime

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Patricia.Howes@rmc.ca

 

Adam Shell

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Hockey Coach

Entraîneur chef hockey

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adam.shell@rmc.ca

 

Sean McDonaugh

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Rugby Coach

Entraîneur chef rugby

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Sean.McDonaugh@rmc.ca

 

Victor Mendes

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Men’s Soccer Coach

Entraîneur chef soccer masculin

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Victor.Mendes@rmc.ca

 

Chad Beaulieu

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Women’s Soccer Head Coach

Entraîneur chef soccer feminin

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Chad.Beaulieu@rmc.ca

 

Joel Ridley

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Taekwondo Coach

Entraîneur chef Taekwondo

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Joel.Ridley@rmc.ca

 

Steve Leknois

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Men’s Volleyball Coach

Entraîneur chef volley-ball masculin

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Steve.Leknois@rmc.ca

 

Carolyn Welden

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Women’s Volleyball Coach

Entraîneur chef volley-ball feminin

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Carolyn.Welden@rmc.ca

 

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Sept braves nageurs du CMR ont fait la « Nage de l’ours polaire » dans la Baie Navy en un jour ensolleillé mais froid vendredi le 2 nov 07, tout cela au nom de Centraide. Le groupe était composé du Lcol Tony O’Keeffe, le Maj Bruce MacLean, Jay Serdula, les Capt Jennifer Hutter et Christian Lepage et les Élof Stephanie Bigelow et Richard Desaulniers. L’événement a amassé plus de $1000 pour Centraide, aidant à augmenter le total de fonds à plus de $34 000, ou plus de 60% du but du CMR. Le Second-Lieutenant Degnagné, BPR de la campagne, mentionne qu’avec moins d’un mois à faire dans la campagne, ce but est à portée de main.

Congratulations to Capt François Allairecaptallaire.jpg

http://www.rmc.ca/news_avis/071115_allaire_e.html
 

Félicitations au Capt François Allaire

http://www.rmc.ca/news_avis/071115_allaire_f.html

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