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The Edmonton Warriors Athletic Association is a registered non-profit organization that has been supporting young athletes in Metro Edmonton for over 30 years. The Warriors are the largest multi-sport association in the metro area supporting Hockey, Softball, Baseball and Basketball. The Warriors offer a wide range of programs ranging from teen to adult. There are no membership restrictions based on available space in the programs.
The goals of the association:
The promotion of sport
Development of skills
To develop and encourage:
• Teamwork/Sportsmanship
• Community spirit
• Good fellowship
• Responsibility/character
• Confidence/self-esteem
Competitive environment
Affordability to our members
Develop the level of coaching
Developing healthy minds and bodies for the journey of a lifetime.
The journey may not always have "Gold" at the end of the
trail but many lives are enriched along the way.
Congratulations to :
Warriors Pride Senior
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2007 Western Canadian Senior B
championships: Edmonton Warriors Pride
wins a silver medal at Westerns and
was the Host team for the Championship.
Helana Dinstel from the Warriors Pride wins
the
top pitcher award for the tournament with 29
strike outs over 11 innings with an ERA of .064.
Warriors Pride Senior
- 2007
Senior B provincial Champions- Gold Medal - they hosted this event and did
an excellent job!!!!!!!
Warriors 89' Midget
- 2007 Midget
A provincial Champions- Gold Medal - they also hosted this event and did
an excellent job!!!!!!!
Warrior Wildcats Peewee- 2007 PeeWee B provincial Champions- Gold Medal -they also hosted this event and
did an excellent job!!!!!!!
Warriors 92 Bantams- 2007
Bantam B provincial Champions- Gold Medal -had 1st year bantam players; and
4 underage players!!!! earns birth to Western Can Championship in
Saskatoon
Warriors Hurricanes Bantam- 2007 Bantam B provincial semi-finalists
-battled hard all weekend and also earns birth to Western Can championship
in Saskatoon.
Stephanie Thomas
- 2007 Spalding Softball Alberta
Minor Female Player Of The Year
Stephanie is not only an outstanding softball
player, but more importantly she is an outstanding individual. She has been
playing softball in the Edmonton area for the past 6 years, after moving
from Vancouver. The past 2 years she has pitched for the 89 Warriors. Her
commitment to the sport is evident as she attends ever game and practice.
She also attends private pitching sessions in Edmonton, and every possible
pitching clinic that she can. More importantly, she is the consummate
teammate. She is focused on team goals rather than individual awards.
The past season was a very successful one for
Steph. She pitched 4 games at the Midget "A" provincials, including a "gem"
in one of the final games against the Canadian Extreme. She pitched a
complete game 3 - 1 victory that led the 89 Warriors to the Midget "A"
Provincial Championship. She also earned a scholarship to pitch for the
University of Minnesota this fall.
Despite having to deal with the unexpected loss
of her father, Ken Thomas, Steph was the ultimate team player and played in
the 2007 Midget "A" Canadian Championship. Given the circumstances, Steph
pitched remarkably. She truly was an inspiration to everyone on the team and
to everyone that knows her.
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