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I was born on a lovely morning on May 2,
1977. For the next eighteen years I worked and played on the family farm
located eight miles north of the village of Goodeve,
Saskatchewan. My formative learning years were spent locked away in
the Goodeve Elementary School where I developed a love for football --
Canadian Football that is -- hockey, baseball, and a general love of all
things of the sporting life. After grade nine I spent the next three years
at Melville Comprehensive School
where
I was a proud member of one of the most feared 9 man football teams in
Saskatchewan. As an offensive lineman for the Melville Cobras I became
fortunate to play on only the second team from Melville to win the Provincial
9 man Football Championship in 1992. I was a member of the team for 2 years
before I decided to concentrate on my studies in order to gain acceptance
into an institution of higher learning. After my high school graduation
I joined the local fastball team -- the Goodeve Giants. From 1995 to 1998
I played on one of the best teams of the Tri-Highway fastball league as
we made it to the championship final three years in a row from 1995 to
1997, winning it in 1996 and 1997.
In 1995 I enrolled here at the University
of Regina, where I have been ever since. Here at the U of R I have
joined the Carillon, the
student newspaper of the University of Regina. I started in 1996 and since
then i have held the positions of Canadian University Press Liaison, Sports
Editor, Summer editor in chief, and just recently I have been working as
the National Sports Editor of the Canadian University Press. I am hoping
with this experience that I may be able to have a career in communications.
Last summer I started on that path when I accepted a position as communication
manager of the Prairie Fire Rugby Club of the Rugby Canada Super League.
