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WA tutti o ”Mv‘ 2114'” Y d waste collection SIAM grad Woodcraft \. *' - - is ending soon : earns CIS MVP honours i . V ; Mamiuxson . ' Chronicle Slafl' _\ I manda Woodcraft can throw yet another accolade under her belt â€" ‘ most valuable player. The current University of Toronto Varsity Blues â€" and former Sir John A. Macdonald _ Highlanders â€" star was announced as the , winner of the award late last week. just days l l before she lead her team to a silver medal at l the Canadian lnteruniversity Sport field - hockey championship on Sunday. ,‘ Woodcraft just finished ,her fourth year at . ’ the University of Toronto. ' ' She finished the season with seven goals i as a midfielder in 12 games. Those seven z < I goals put her in sixth place in scoring in the \ . (IIS. * ’ i The accolades started for Woodcroft as l‘ 3 soon as she started playing university field 9 , hockey, In her rookie year. she was named l l both the Ontario University Athletics [OUAl l *’ " ' ' new” are and (le rookie of the year. _ g Madam IWW lhe 2] year-old has also travelled around ”GUN 13"950N I the world to represent (anada on the pitch 7 -‘ . ' as a member of the national field hockey tmlndlltluudcmfl 5 team. November bl-weekly l And the travel won't stop for her. either. ln and physical education at U ofT. has spread yard waste schedule , November. she will head to Vancouver, BC. her courseload out to five years. meaning j for a short Team (Ianada training camp. she’ll have one year left to play. mum ; before eventually moving there in early 'l‘ve kind of had to put school on the l 20l5. She hopes to qualify for the senior back burner a little bit,” she said “But look- national team at the Toronto 2015 Pan Am ing back. i won't regret it. lt's been an amaz- "nun“ I Games â€" and as arguably the best field ing experience so far and I'm sure it's going f hockey player in Canada â€" she has a good to continue to be that way.” ' shot. Woodcraft's younger sister Nikki. also a manna ’ The award comes as a bit ofa silver lining grad of Sir John A. Macdonald, joined the l for Woodcraft. who led her team to the (:18 team in her first year at the University of m Cambridge & Waterlool Wenesjeyv l gold medal same on Sunday on home turf. Forum!) in well- She IS also studying kinfiiol- mower. & North Dumfries Townships l The Varsity Blues lost to the powerhouse ogy. ‘ y l University of PHI l'hunderhirds 270 in the Nikki. who is also a midfielder. played in YEW Kitchener &Wilmot TMSND t final I l of the l2 games for the Varsity Blues this I 'l guess, after settling With the Silver. fall. 9 looking back on everything, we did have a One would think it would be a little bit ‘ 1 really great season and this is kind of like an strange to share the turf With your younger ‘ M,“ g « extra bonus.” said Woodcroft. sister. but Woodcroft embraces it M . W l "looking back on the full season, it wasn‘t "lt's been amazing, It's been a while . J a full disappointment. We did get the ()UA because I played with her for a hit in high title back and we did make it all the way to school and it's awesome to be with her " "' " i ‘ " " 't‘ "“ "' l ‘l‘ the (IIS finals,” again,“ said Woodcmft ”She was an allrstar Woodcroft. who is studying kineSiology on our team this year for sure.‘ 1., ‘ . ‘ ' : ,‘kBecause MORE :5 Better! 5 t d t t d 't I ' y s eppe a e e m epos , Tiered rates on deposits of $500 and over. 0 ' Stepped rates lot $100,000 depostt 1"year 1 89%, 2"” year 2 14% 3'‘1 year WWW-YnCU-Com 2 64%. 4"” year 3 14%, 5'” year 4 15%. Average yield 2 79% Rate subject to change - Available until November 30, 2014 - _. Contact us today! “we“ WHEN-0° WATEILOO owemooc CENTRE MALL s95 mum mum-n flood ~ 519 744 5921 , 168 newsman ~ 519-579-1860 GSSMWM ~ 519-004-9040 385 HoWRood ~ stun-3377 iauwmmzm- 519-894-9700