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Winter Co-Curricular Awards: Honouring Dedication and Leadership

As the Winter 2026 season comes to a close, Lakefield College School is proud to celebrate the commitment, resilience, and leadership shown across our co-curricular programs. From athletic arenas to creative stages and student-led initiatives, our students have embraced challenges, strengthened skills, and contributed meaningfully to our vibrant LCS community.

Musical Theatre
  • Outstanding Performance: Indigo Chesser ’28 and Zach Coates ’27
  • Spirit of Musical Theatre: Lora Ross ’26 and Maddie Arbo ’26
  • Rookie of the Year: Yahiro Teraoka ’27 - Senior and AJ Kim ’29 - Junior
  • Outstanding Contribution to the Program: Catherine Whan Tong ’26 and Nina Zhou ’26
  • Stage Manager Award: Ainsley Nguyenho ’27
  • Crew Leadership Award: Lily Wilkinson ’26 and Sydney Ferreira ’27

LCS Dance Company
  • Most Valuable Senior Dancer: Kate McKean ’27
  • Senior Spirit of Dance: Zach Coates ’27
  • Most Valuable Junior Dancer: Yolanda Piao ’28
  • Junior Spirit of Dance: Jesse Propas ’28
  • Rookie of the Year: Gwen Darby ’27 - Senior / Maeve Darby ’29 - Junior
  • Overall Choreographic Contribution: Shakira Pio ’26 and Catherine Kim ’21
SLASH
  • Spirit of Slash: Cody Ngai ’29
  • Most Improved Player: Marika Kleber ’28
2nd Boys Basketball
  • The Winder Smith Memorial Award for Most Valuable Player: Kevin Lam ’26
  • Most Dedicated Player: Ethan Chen ’26
1st Boys Basketball
  • The Wilcox Award (not given out every season): Myers Mbonda ’26
  • Most Valuable Player: Ted Wang ’26
  • Most Improved Player: Feras Hammoud ’27
Jr Boys Basketball
  • J. Paige R. Wadsworth Trophy for Most Valuable Player: Justus Kokew ’28
  • Most Improved Player: Roland Xu ’28 and Yuki Taniguchi ’29
1st Nordic Team Racing
  • Harper Walker Cup for Most Valuable Skier: Joshua Kent ’26
  • Most Improved Skier, Racing Team: Dale Liu ’26
  • Most Valued Skier, Development Team: Olivia Cochrane ’29
  • Most Improved Skier, Development Team: Machid Nasiri ’28
  • Spirit of the Sport: Colson Tully ’26
Robotics
  • The Innovation Award: Jimmy Fan ’28
Martial Arts
  • Most Dedicated Player: Nate Roett ’27
  • Most Improved Player: Neil Shah ’26
1st Boys Hockey
  • The Colonel Lefevre Trophy for Top Offensive Player: Dallin Bennett ’26
  • The Bob Armstrong Award for Best Defenceman: Griffin Rutherford ’26
  • Rookie of the Year: Lincoln Weisberg ’28 and Hayden Wong ’27
2nd Boys Hockey
  • The Winder Smith Memorial Award for Most Valuable Player: Fisher Kernohan ’29
  • Most Dedicated Player: Max Peach ’26
  • Rookie of the Year: Will Lundholm’28
1st Snowboard Racing
  • Most Valuable Rider: Nora Reise-Ward ’26
  • Spirit of the Mountain: Thomas Noone ’26
  • Most Improved Rider: Mason Taylor ’26
1st Alpine Racing
  • The Hicks-Lyne Memorial Trophy for Most Valuable Skier: Axel Zeitlinger-Fontana ’26
  • The James Trophy for Spirit of the Game: Hugh Crane ’26
  • Most Dedicated Skier: Jakob Theopold ’26 and Kenzie McIntyre ’26
  • Most Improved Skier: Nao Sugimoto ’29 and Raquel Dichy ’28
Open Weight Training
  • The Golden Dumbbell For Most Improved: Nico Guman
  • The Golden Barbell for Most Dedicated: James McCall ’26
Female Weight Training
  • The Golden Dumbbell for Most Improved: Valerie Lo ’26
  • The Golden Barbell for Most Dedicated: Skye Harris-Stoertz ’26
Rock Climbing
  • Most Improved Climber: Liam Griffiths ’29
  • Leadership in Rock Climbing: Alex Holoborodko ’26
1st Girls Volleyball
  • The Susan Hadden Trophy for Most Valuable Player: Elise Devitt ’26
  • Heart of the Game: Cari van der Merwe ’26
2nd Girls Volleyball
  • Most Valuable Player: Somers Stevenson ’26
  • Most improved Player: Lara Weidlich ’27
Jr Girls Volleyball
  • Heart of the Game: Portia Beaudoin ’29
  • Most Valuable Player: Paige Beaudoin ’28 and Theresa Consiglio ’28
Drawing & Painting
  • Most Dedicated Artist: Dawn Liu ’26
  • Most Improved Artist: Emma Barocio Gonzalez ’27
Culinary Arts 
  • Cast Iron Chef Award (please make one medal and print one extra sticker): Eric Wu ’28
1st Swimming
  • Most Valuable Swimmer: Chris Niehaus ’27
  • Most Improved Swimmer: Venessa Huang ’27
Filmmaking
  • Most Dedicated Director: Willa Scace ’29
Congratulations to all Winter 2026 Co-Curricular award recipients. Your dedication, teamwork, and willingness to step forward continue to shape the spirit of LCS. As our Spring co-curriculars get underway, we look forward to seeing that same energy and enthusiasm carry into a new season of growth and opportunity.
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Lakefield College School is a private, coeducational boarding and day school for students in grades 9 through 12, located in Lakefield, Ontario, Canada.

We respectfully acknowledge that Lakefield College School is located on the Treaty 20 Michi Saagiig territory and in the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Nations, collectively known as the Williams Treaties First Nations, which include: Curve Lake, Hiawatha, Alderville, Scugog Island, Rama, Beausoleil, and Georgina Island First Nations.
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