The Sacred Heart High School (SHHS)/Cab Female Athlete of the Month, Kristen Jonassen, was another busy athlete this fall at Sacred Heart who played both soccer and volleyball.
Her soccer coach says she is very versatile. Jonassen was the backup keeper, who played defense or offense when needed, but most of the time she could be found in the central midfield setting up plays.
She scored eight goals and had seven assists during the season.
On the volleyball team Jonassen was a dominate force in the power position, leading the team in kills at the Estevan tournament.
Her sense of humour kept practises light but at the same time she was one of the hardest working players on the team.
Both coaches agree that this athlete was the picture of intensity during games and although only in Grade 10 she was a leader both on and off the field.
The SHHS/Cab Male Athlete of the Month, Anthony Fetsch, was also a very busy athlete this fall at Sacred Heart.
He played on the boys soccer team, trained with the cross country team and played on the senior boys volleyball team.
On the soccer team Fetsch played the striker position. He always gave 100 per cent and was the leading scorer on the provincial champion Saints soccer team.
On the volleyball team Fetsch played the libero position where he fought hard to be the best passer on the team.
His coach says he always works hard. He never gives up and has that rare talent to stay relaxed even in a tight game.
At the Provincials for Volleyball he made many digs, sacrificing his body to keep the ball alive.
He was actually injured digging a ball but he played through the pain and helped the senior boys volleyball team finish fourth in the province.
