#11 - Ryinn Ellis
Position: Forward
Shooting Hand: Right
Hometown: Barrie, ON
Birth Date: March 18, 2010
High School: St Peter’s Catholic Secondary School
Grad Year: 2028
Academic Interests: to hopefully be a part of the NCAA division for hockey and to attend a well-organized school that will suit my needs on what I’m taking as a major.
Achievements/ Awards: MVP forward for provincial ball hockey tournament, French award and female athlete of the year. In 2023, I was also awarded the Deb Rowls Award, which is given for dedication to team commitment, which was given from the New Tech Icecats hockey association. I also placed in multiple track and field events for my school.
Hockey Biography:
As I’m growing in my athletic career, I’m noticing that it isn’t what you do on the ice that is important, it is taking time out of your day to work off ice and it will help with your play on the ice. Whether it is doing sprints to help with acceleration or shooting pucks in the backyard to work on accuracy it will all help to display your talent on the ice.
When it comes to sports, I have a lot of experience with different levels and types, for example, this past summer I was awarded the Most Valuable Forward of a Provincial Ball Hockey tournament. Earlier this year at my elementary school graduation, I was awarded the French Award and Female Athlete of the Year.
Moving forward into my first year of high school, I have been able to explore varies sports that high school has to offer. Such as Cross Country, Pickleball (which me and my partner placed first in), Junior Girls’ Volleyball and Varsity Hockey. While playing these sports, I was also able to maintain honours in my studies.
In the years to come, I look forward to advancing my athletic and academic journey and take advantage of all the opportunities that come my way.
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