Guess Who?

This soccer fanatic swapped his cleats, for a calculator and math league.

This coach was inducted into JSU Athletic's Hall of Fame for her performance on the softball diamond.

This English teacher dominated the midfield, while on scholarship at RMU.

This little slugger spent many summers at the diamond, and now he spends many hours calculating the area of a diamond.

This construction teacher first starting chopping wood, as a youngster in Karate.

This mathematician started learning the art of patterns in the world of ballet.

This karate kid traded in his black belt for History lessons on Canadian Law.

This coach sported the 'C' on his jersey and it wasn't because of his math mark.

This Father Henry Carr graduate, played linebacker for his high school football team.

This 1/2 Chondronikolas twins choose his hockey number after the great one, Wayne Gretzky.

This coach, and DPCDSB graduate, played soccer on the Ontario Provincial team.

This coach was on the first ever ROPSSAA girls' flag football championship team.

This future star dabbled in many sports before settling for DDD baseball.

This leader of the Wolfpack explored all sports including figure skating.

This triathlete first began her athletic career as a cheerleader.

This little star played soccer throughout her 4 years at McMaster University

This coach continues to show his passion for hockey leading our Wolfpack to ROPSSAA gold.

This teacher got the job done, when scoring the winning goal in her 1986 house league championship.

This DPCDSB graduate not only coached the RFHALL female soccer team but, also played on it.

This academic guider, split most of his time playing ball on the diamond and the court.

This teacher put off classic dance to inspire the art of classic novels.

This teeball player went off to play football at the St. FX University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia

And this Chondronikolas was left with number 66, honoring Mario Lemieux.

This scientist started experimenting in sports at a young age with sliding into baseball.

This coach started bringing home the hardware during his time playing baseball with Brampton Royals.

From slap shots on the ice to creating heat in the kitchen, this coach guided the male volleyball team to success.