Hannah Benesh

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Alexa Butz

Years as a ringette player:  I have been playing ringette for 12 years, 4 years were at the AA level.  I currently play on the Open C Raiders.
Years as a ringette coach:  This is my second year coaching the U12A Fusion.  I love being able help young athletes develop, and love seeing the progress they make thru the year.
Years as a ringette ref: 0

Currently enrolled in:  Psychology at the Univeristy of Regina
Long term educational goal:  My goal is to attend the Speach Pathology program at Minot State University

Favorite ringette moment:  There are lots!  Some of my favorite memories are from when we attended tournaments, where we got to spend lots of time together as a team, having fun and bonding as a team.  Winning the Western Canadian Ringette Championships in 2017 was also a pretty special moment.

Natalie Selinger

Years as a ringette player:  I have been playing ringette for over 11 years.  I currently play on the Open C Honey Badgers.
Years as a ringette coach:  This is my 2nd year coaching and it is a total blast.  I am currently coaching the U12 Vipers.
Years as a ringette ref:  0

Currently enrolled in:  I am currently studying Secondary Education at the University of Regina.
Long term educational goal:  I am aiming to become a high school science teacher.  I have big dreams of having a classroom with a great lab space for experiments.

Favorite ringette moment:  One of my favorite ringette moments happened a few years ago in high school during a semi-final game.  I was on a team with all of my ringette friends and the game went into overtime!  I scored the winning goal, sending us to the gold medal game.

Chandria Yang

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Payton McKechnie – U19AA Bandits Scholarship Recipient

Years as a ringette player: 11 years

Favorite ringette moment: My favorite ringette moment was probably winning the consolation final with the Bandits.  That year, we had fought very hard to be Team Saskatchewan and experienced a lot of team troubles.  We all knew we deserved to be on the side to win Nationals and were all very disappointed we were not there.  Despite these challenges, we went on to become champions in a hard fought battle against Team PEI, winning in overtime.  The team came together in that game and really stepped up to the plate, and humble leaders emerged.  It was a very hard experience and a great way to end a challenging year.