Aspen Heights Retirement Residence

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           John F.

Silver:         Donna K.

Bronze:        Joyce K.

At Aspen Heights Retirement Residence 10 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Billiards Skill Shots

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:      Score:

Gold:           Harold G.                       12

Silver:         Roland G.                       10

Bronze:        George D.                      9

At Aspen Heights Retirement Residence 12 players battled for medals.

We had so much excitement over our new addition to the games, the billiards skills shots competition. Twelve players started off in round one, the top 5 scorers moved on to round 2. After round 2 we had a three-way tie that went into quadruple over time to finally crown our winner! This new addition was very well received and sure to be a fan favorite year after year!

Lesson learned: Women can be pool sharks too!

 We had the privilege of welcoming our MLA and Deputy Premier Mike Ellis  to the podium today to award our athletes with their medals. We had a full house today to congratulate our medalists along with appetizers brought in by our local restaurant, The Park. The Calgary Humane Society came in to support and of course we finished off with entertainment by our very talented Dario Focaccio with the accordion.

One gold medalist exclaimed, “Would it be wrong of me to come to this ceremony wearing my other medals from yesterday?” We think that would be just fine!!

Auburn Heights Retirement Residence

Why did the cornhole player apologized to the bean bag? Because he didn’t mean to corn-fuse it!

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Frank O

Silver:         Hank

Bronze:        Walli

At Auburn Heights Retirement, 18 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

In true spirit of “squeezing the fun” out of the day, Gold Medalist Frank could be heard chanting, “I am the Champion!!”

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:           Ed                                           24

Silver:         Audrey T                             22

Bronze:        Roy                                     21

At Auburn Heights Retirement Residence, 31 players battled for medals.

Fun fact: The origin of Cornhole is unknown. Some people believe the sport was founded in the 1800s in Germany.

The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 18 Ladder Ball players vying for medals!  We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later, the bolas throwers showed their finesse. Later, competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by Trish from Ears to You, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

Preston Park I Retirement Residence

“Are these things real!?” exclaimed Dale, Double Gold Medalist

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Dorothy B

Silver:         Janet C

Bronze:        Hilda B

At Preston Park 27 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:           Dale S                                  26

Silver:         Joan F                                 23

Bronze:        Dale S                               26

At Preston Park, 33 players battled for medals.

The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 27 Ladder Ball players vying for medals!  We were very impressed by their skill and talents!

Later, the bolas throwers showed their finesse and even Nick joined in Cornhole at 104 years young!

Today we celebrated our first double gold recipient Dale S at today’s medal ceremony: Bean Bag Toss & Cornhole!

Competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by the Saskatoon Council on Aging with special guest Dylan, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

Preston Park II Retirement Residence

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Marie L.

Silver:         Bill P.

Bronze:        Brenda S.

At Preston Park II, 14 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:       Score:

Gold:           Victor C.                        33

Silver:         Bill P.                               30

Bronze:        Barry S.                         28

At Preston Park II, 20 players battled for medals.

The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 3 Ladder Ball players vying for medals!  Later, the bag throwers showed their true talent in a nail-biting four rounds of Cornhole Competition!

“I think I am more used to playing this game after a couple beer and clamato’s!” exclaimed Lorne S after shooting his first bag in Cornhole.

Barry S. had his own way of encouraging fellow players, saying, “If you miss again, I will give you a hug!”  ????

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by the local Telemiracle Foundation, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances. We were very impressed with everyone’s skills and talents!

College Park I Retirement Residence

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Dorothy Z.

Silver:         Jean F.

Bronze:        Eva E.

At College Park 1 Retirement Residence, 14 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:      Score:

Gold:           Don L.                           32

Silver:         Linda S.                         29

Bronze:        Dorothy Z.               20

At College Park 1 Retirement Residence, 11 players battled for medals.

The excitement continued into Day 3 of the Games! Residents were eager to tackle a new day of qualifier rounds. All participants made an effort to be on their best game – their faces displayed deep concentration and focus. It was nice to hear the enthusiasm and positive encouragement once again from observers.

Cornhole qualifier Don L was on a streak in the qualifier round! He joked, “I must have been a corn farmer”!

Henry R told us, “I have participated in as many games as I can. Although I have not qualified yet in 2024, I think these games are terrific”!

Competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by The South Saskatchewan Community Foundation, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

College Park II Retirement Residence

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Norman L

Silver:         Beattie G

Bronze:        Irene E

At College Park 2, 17 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:           Beattie G                          30

Silver:         Edward B                          28

Bronze:        Denise P                         21

At College Park 2, 18 players battled for medals.

The morning started off with great energy with a crowd full of eager participants and spectators. With every throw there was a cheer and applause!  Athlete Louis danced his way up to his turn during ladder ball. He danced to the beat of the residents cheering his name.

“I could do this all day!” – quote from Ted B, Silver Medalist of Cornhole.

“I don’t think I have won a medal for anything before” – Dorothy W, Silver Medalist from Day 2.

Competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by Raelyn from Sask Abilities, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

River Ridge II Retirement Residence

Q: Why were the Olympians not able to listen to Music?

A: Because they broke the Record, Bahhaha

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Keith D

Silver:         Lee H

Bronze:        Les S

At River Ridge 2, 18 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:           Cathy Z                               7

Silver:         Lilian S                                6

Bronze:        Lee H                                4  *Played only 1 round for playoffs.

At River Ridge 2, 20 players battled for medals.

Day 3 started off with tired eyes, but a cup of coffee and the excitement of the games took over and BAM! Friendly competition mode set in and we were off the races! Ladder ball races, that is.

Competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by Executive Director Kim Olver who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances. Lilian S was so shocked and excited to win a medal she couldn’t stop smiling.

Daily Fun Fact: We have discovered that Lemon Coconut Delight is a crowd favorite here at RR2 and would like it on the menu regularly. ???? ???? ????

Seine River Retirement Residence

“Tension, focus and excitement could be felt as we had a tie for Gold that had to be broken during the ladder ball playoff round! 2 athletes were tied at 17 points!! What great competitors we have at Seine River!”

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Lionel R

Silver:         Sylvia M

Bronze:        Marcella T

At Seine River Retirement Residence, 25 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:       Score:

Gold:           Muriel H                          22

Silver:         Lionel R                             21

Bronze:        Marcella T                     20

At Seine River Retirement Residence, 30 players battled for medals.

The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 25 Ladder Ball players vying for medals!  We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later, the bean bags where flying, as we had 30 athletes looking to be crowned Cornhole champion! Each athlete had their own technique and flair! It was amazing to watch!

Competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by Sherelle Kwan from Cancer Care Manitoba, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

Joke/Comment of the Day:

Cornhole Assistant Vern. G was encouraging all the athletes during the Cornhole competition! Vern exclaimed “Knock those bean bags on the board in the hole! Get those points!” Great motivation for our athletes!

Shaftesbury Park Retirement Residence

What did the lemon say after it sneezed? Ex-SQUEEZED me!

 Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Justin A.

Silver:         Eloise L.

Bronze:        Daniel M.

At Shaftesbury Park Retirement Residence, 21 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:       Score:

Gold:           Jean M.                          19pts

Silver:         Jasuanti K.                     17pts

Bronze:        Lillian G.                        16pts

At Shaftesbury Park Retirement Residence, 31 Cornhole players battled for medals.

The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 21 Ladder Ball players vying for medals!  We were very impressed by their skill and talents! During the afternoon cornhole game, we had a big turnout producing 31 cornhole players. Mr. Justin A. was very happy after the medal ceremony and mentioned that this was his first medal that he ever received competing in these kind of games.

FUN FACT: We had our first tie breaker during our morning round robin. Mrs. Eloise L. and Mr. Daniel M. battled it out for second place. The points gap in the tie breaker was two points!

Competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by Shawn Feely from Canadian Red Cross, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

Sturgeon Creek I Retirement Residence

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:              Athlete’s Name:

Gold:                  Lorraine J

Silver:                Rilla R, Dave R

Bronze:             Joyce B

At Sturgeon Creek 1, 18 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:              Athlete’s Name:                     Score:

Gold:                  Ian L                                               34

Silver:                Dave R                                           29

Bronze:             Rilla R                                             23

At Sturgeon Creek 1 had 22 players battle for medals.

The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 18 Ladder Ball players vying for medals!  We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later, the bolas throwers showed their finesse, and we have 22 participants in Cornhole.

At the end of the day, our cheeks hurt from smiling and laughing so much. There was no shortage of friendly banter between the athletes. The laugh of the day was hearing Dave exclaim, “Ruth, you don’t get any points for the chandelier!” when her shot went a little higher than expected in Ladder Ball.

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Grant from Anxiety Disorders Association of Manitoba who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

Sturgeon Creek II Retirement Residence

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Brian T.

Silver:         Joan W.

Bronze:        Vera T.

At SC II, 11 competitors battled it out for the medals.  With our super cheerleaders in attendance, everyone was aptly cheered on, and the players treated us all to a healthy competition.  We believe that never in the history of ladder ball at SC II have so many throws wanted to stay on the rung!  But, still, they danced and twirled and then ended up under the ladder!!

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:      Score:

Gold:           Joan W.                           33

Silver:         Alice M.                           28

Bronze:        Irene E.                         19

At SC II, 10 players battled for medals.  As the competition moved forward, one might have thought there were 100 people in the theatre – there was so much cheering going on!!!  During the round robin, when Donna C. scored points in each round, she commented, “At least I wasn’t skunked!!”  Spectators were treated to a nail-biting finish as 2 competitors tied for the gold medal.  Thankfully, an extra round of play, established clear winners.

A recap of the day’s events took place at the Medal Presentation before medals were bestowed on the winners.  Games Assistant for ladder ball, Brian T., presented the medals to the winners of the competition.  Winners were Gold-Brian T., silver-Joan W., and bronze-Vera T.

Games Assistant for cornhole, Joan W., was called upon to bestow the medals of the event.  Winners were gold-Joan W., silver-Alice M. and bronze-Irene E.

Overheard in the post office after competition: “I think this was one of the best games we’ve played so far this week!!” Another day in the books at SC II and hoping all will sleep well to be fresh for tomorrow!!

Victoria Landing Retirement Residence

“Playing cornhole in our dining room… what would our parents think of that!?”

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Norma L

Silver:         Evelyn O

Bronze:        Lorraine M

At Victoria Landing Retirement Residence 19 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:           Marietta T                      15

Silver:         Armand M                      13

Bronze:        Evelyn O                        11

At Victoria Landing Retirement Residence, 18 players battled for medals.

The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 19 Ladder Ball players vying for medals!  We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later, 18 bolas throwers showed their finesse.

Gold Medalist Norma Lowe exclaimed, “I need a bigger ladder”! as she threw her bolas.

Competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by Megan Masuka from Wellness Clinic Physiotherapy, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

Beacon Heights Retirement Residence

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Betty

Silver:         Seaward

Bronze:        Gaitan

At Beacon Heights 4 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals. “We got help from the one above!” On the final round, the winning bolas hit the ceiling and landed on the top tier.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:     Score:

Gold:           Earl                                19

Silver:         Gilbert                           15

Bronze:        Brenda                        10

We had very close scores at Beacon Heights today. Well done to all our residents!

Competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by our Chef, Kristina, who gave out the medals participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

Cedarcroft Place Retirement Residence

How does a lemon answer the phone? Yeeeelllloow

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Stuart

Silver:         Cathy

Bronze:        Catharine

At Cedarcroft Place, 18 golfers battled it out for the medals.

Wii Bowling

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:      Score:

Gold:           Theresa                         149

Silver:         Barb                                 133

Bronze:        Betty                              97

At Cedarcroft Place, 12 bowlers battled for medals.

The morning got off to an excellent start as a fierce battle for the gold medal began. Residents enjoyed playing ladder golf and cheering on the fellow competitors. Residents then played an intense game of Wii bowling.

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by the Alzheimer’s Society who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

???? In the afternoon residents enjoyed playing a claw machine game trying to get all the lemon candies they could! Residents enjoyed a refreshing lemon meringue pie as they learned about the Alzheimer’s Society. ????

Fun Fact: Golf balls were originally used in the first design of ladder golf.

Chapel Hill Retirement Residence

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           David E.

Silver:         Ermes M.

Bronze:        Edith E.

At Chapel Hill Retirement Residence, 14 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:           Ermes M.                           36

Silver:         Blanche L.                          29

Bronze:        David E.                           23

At Chapel Hill Retirement Residence, 12 players battled for medals.

Pétanque – Memory Care/Assisted Living

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Norma S.

Silver:         Isabella B.

Bronze:        Gabby C.

At Chapel Hill Retirement Residence, 10 Competitors battled it out for the medals.

The morning got off to an excellent start with residents’ shiowing off their talent in Ladder Ball. The residents truly shone in the play-offs, leaving us with a married couple winning Gold and Bronze! The 2 players have already won 3 medals each.

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Constable Marty Riopelle of the Community and Safety Services, Orléans who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

Cité Parkway Retirement Residence

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Jean-Claude L.

Silver:         Gilles L.

Bronze:        Hubert D.

At Cite Parkway 5 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:           Gilles L.                               27

Silver:         Jean-Claude L.                 25

Bronze:        Hubert D.                        23

At Cite Parkway, 4 players battled for medals.

“Sometimes the ball goes straight up… which is not where you want it to go.”

The morning got off to an excellent start as the competition produced 4 Ladder Ball players vying for medals!  We were very impressed by their skill and talents!

Athletes were all very happy to participate and receive their medals, especially Gold Medalist Gilles L. exclaimed, “Oh wow, I even beat the best player in the building?!”

McCarthy Place Retirement Residence

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:          Athlete’s Name:

Gold:             Connie. S

Silver:           John. D

Bronze:         Gloria. B

At McCarthy Place 15 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:          Athlete’s Name:      Score:

Gold:             Bob. M                              14

Silver:           Shirley. R                           13

Bronze:         Ena. G                               11

At McCarthy Place, 16 players battled for medals.

The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 10 Ladder Ball players vying for medals!  We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later, the bolas throwers showed their finesse…

Competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by Christy Bannerman from Stratford’s Alzheimer Society, Health and Wellness Director Leisha Higgins, and Executive Director Dan Vito, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

Gold Medalist Connie joked with the crowd about the name Cornhole and where it originated from!

Lakeridge Heights Retirement Residence

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Barb S.

Silver:         Diane N.

Bronze:        Norma M.

At Lakeridge Heights, 21 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:           Diana L.                         44

Silver:         Diane N.                        43

Bronze:        George B.                      42

At Lakeridge Heights, 34 players battled for medals.

This morning Lakeridge got off to a rocky start, however each athlete picked it up in the 3^rd and 4^th round during the ladder ball!

Cornhole was electric this afternoon. With over 40 individuals playing and watching the event. Residents were non-stop cheering each other on. No matter what an individual’s ability, everyone showed up for one another and it felt like such a community today.

A Cornhole Player who was missing all her shots and said, “I shouldn’t have had a martini before this” Everyone laughed.

In the final 3 there were 2 ties for 2^nd place, which meant we needed to go to sudden death.  It was a HUGE nail biter and epic performance by each athlete! Going back-to-back 5 times! George nor Diane was not feeling the pressure and matching one another’s score. Finally in the 6^th sudden death round, Diane N took the victory for silver.

After the playing of the national anthem, competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by Lyndsay Aitken and Allison Bonk from the Abilities Centre, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

???? Fun Fact: Today we were joined by Jesse Pollock and Rizki from TSN. They will be featuring Lakeridge Heights and the All-Seniors Care Seniors Game competition on The Sports Network. We will post the link to our Facebook Page. ????

Summit Heights Retirement Residence

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Mel P

Silver:         Joy S

Bronze:        Harry C

At Summit Heights 21 athletes started the first round of ladder golf. Fierce competition…. and then there were three. Cheer leaders heard through the hallways what a great sound.

Euchre – results to be posted tomorrow

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:

Silver:

Bronze:

4 tables of players all playing at their best…No Cheerleaders here!

The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 21 Ladder Ball players vying for medals!  Players had skill and patience, yet many balls still ended up going backwards. ????

Competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by Bob V from

Care RX and our Chef de Mission and her assistants, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

Later that night, Barb took home the gold last night after 8 rounds of BINGO – she was the first to complete the full card! We had the largest crowd ever with

8 tables!!! What a night.

The Courtyards on Eagleson

Pétanque (National Medal)

Medal:        Athletes Name:

Gold:           Lorne J.

Silver:          Bill H.

Bronze:        Andre St. J.

The morning got off to an excellent start as shots were made, others missed, but in the end the Round Robin produced 3 players on the board.  We were very impressed by their skill and talents!  Mr. Andre St. J, got closest to the jack with his precision throws.

“I love this Game!” Gold Medalist Lorne J exclaimed. Well done, Bons Hommes!

We had a great time playing Pétanque. Good sportsmanship and respect to one another was the highlight of the day.

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Heather H., from Visavie, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

Château Symmes Retirement Residence

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Carl T

Silver:         Hélène G

Bronze:        Myron Z

At Château Symmes, 26 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:           Loretta H                          26

Silver:         Julie A                                23

Bronze:        Joy O                               22

At Château Symmes, 24 players battled for medals.

Competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by Richard Saucier, Maintenance Directory, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

“In the hole!”  exclaimed Gold Medalist Loretta. Everyone started laughing – she said it every time it was her turn in cornhole. Meanwhile, Judy B. observed, “We got beaten to a pulp!”  ???? ???? ????

Résidences de la Gappe, Phase 1

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Mrs. J. Dusseault

Silver:         Mr. A. Choquette

Bronze:        Mrs. R. Lemieux

At residence de la Gappe Phase 1- 30 ladder golfers battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:           Mrs. L. Corriveau             44

Silver:         Mrs. F. Thibault               35

Bronze:        Mr. B. Tonino                  33

At residence de la Gappe Phase 1, 30 players battled for medals.

Details on competition:

This morning the competition got underway quickly, as we already had several players registered and a few more added, so we had to take some chairs from the dining room to comfortably seat all our players! We finished just before lunch.

Daily Fun Fact:                                  

One resident decided to kiss the balls for good luck and indeed, he was very lucky as he got a total of one point. The lady who was playing next looked at me and said, “If you don’t want me to have bad luck, I’ll have to clean his balls to take away his luck.” We all had a good laugh!

Recap of Medal Ceremony:

Competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by Lucille Bissonnette retired Health and Wellness Director, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

ASCSG Jour 3

Ladder Ball (épreuve nationale)

Médaille :    Nom de l’athlète :          Score :

Or :             Mme J. Dusseault               21

Argent :       M. A. Choquette              18

Bronze :       Mrs. R. Lemieux              15

À la résidence de la Gappe Phase 1-  30, les golfeurs en échelle se sont disputé les médailles.

Cornhole

Médaille :    Nom de l’athlète :          Score :

Or :             Mme L. Corriveau            44

Argent :       Mme F. Thibault              35

Bronze :       M. B. Tonino                   33

À la résidence de la Gappe Phase 1, 30 joueurs se sont disputé les médailles.

Détails sur la compétition :

Ce matin, la compétition a démarré rapidement, car nous avions déjà plusieurs joueurs inscrits et quelques autres se sont ajoutés, si bien que nous avons dû prendre quelques chaises de la salle à manger pour asseoir confortablement tous nos joueurs ! Nous avons terminé juste avant le déjeuner.

Fait amusant du jour :                      

Un résident a décidé d’embrasser les boules pour donner de la chance et effectivement, il a été très chanceux puisqu’il a un le total des points. La dame qui jouait ensuite ma regarder, elle a dit pour que ça ne me cause pas de la malchance, je dois nettoyer ses boules pour enlever sa chance. On a tous bien rit

Récapitulation de la cérémonie de remise des médailles :

Les concurrents et les VIP ont été rejoints lors de la cérémonie de remise des prix par Lucille Bissonnette Notre directrice des loisirs retraité, qui ont félicité les athlètes gagnants pour leurs performances.

Résidences de la Gappe, Phase 3

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Jean Claude R

Silver:         Jacques L

Bronze:        Irene B

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:           André D                            31

Silver:         Jacques L                         27

Bronze:        Raymond                       26

It was a magnificent start to the day!  De la Gappe residents are very active and couldn’t wait for the competition to begin.

Fun Fact of the Day: One of the residents didn’t believe she had won! We said “Yes” to her several times and everyone laughed – what a great moment!

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by our rental manager, Jacques, who presented and congratulated the winning athletes on their performances. It was a great moment.

Another resident had taken a real lemon, thinking that was what she was supposed to throw. Chantal, Directrice des Loisirs, said, “No, that’s my décor!”

Résidences de la Gappe, Phase 4

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Jean Claude R

Silver:         Jacques L

Bronze:        Irene B

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:           André D                            31

Silver:         Jacques L                         27

Bronze:        Raymond                       26

It was a magnificent start to the day!  De la Gappe residents are very active and couldn’t wait for the competition to begin.

Fun Fact of the Day: One of the residents didn’t believe she had won! We said “Yes” to her several times and everyone laughed – what a great moment!

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by our rental manager, Jacques, who presented and congratulated the winning athletes on their performances. It was a great moment.

Another resident had taken a real lemon, thinking that was what she was supposed to throw. Chantal, Directrice des Loisirs, said, “No, that’s my décor!”

Fox Hollow Retirement Residence

When life gives you lemons, squeeze a couple games in!  ????

Ladder Ball (National Event)

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:

Gold:           Ted H.

Silver:         Sophie D.

Bronze:        Marlene L.

Cornhole

Medal:        Athlete’s Name:           Score:

Gold:           Jean R.                                 20

Silver:         Jim P.                                    18

Bronze:        Ted H.                                15

At Fox Hollow Retirement Residence, 23 players battled for medals.

The morning got off to an excellent start as the Round Robin produced 23 Cornhole players vying for medals!  We were very impressed by their skill and talents! Later, the bolas throwers showed their finesse in Ladder Ball!

“Whoever said that cornhole was only for cottages ….”

Competitors and VIPs were joined at the award ceremony by Tara and Larry, who participated in congratulating the winning athletes on their performances.

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