Showing posts with label Feature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Feature. Show all posts

Thursday, December 21, 2023

The Eagles Nest Podcast- Episode 5

 

This week, Stephen, Winston, and Blake head out to talk to students at Blackville School about what their favorite Christmas songs are, plus we talk about some of our favorite things to do on Christmas break!

Wednesday, November 22, 2023

Eagles Nest Podcast Featuring the Bad News Boys

 

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Weekly update on what is happening at Blackville School and a feature from the Bad News Boys who had some fun telling each other jokes!

Wednesday, November 8, 2023

Eagles Nest Podcast Featuring the Bad News Boys

 

Check out more from the Eagles Nest on Spotify

Weekly update on what is happening at Blackville School and a feature from the Bad News Boys who interview some guests about their favourite songs from childhood or before 2010. 

Monday, October 23, 2023

Eagles Nest Podcast Featuring the Bad News Boys

 

Check out more from the Eagles Nest on Spotify

Weekly update on what is happening at Blackville School and the first feature from the Bad News Boys discussing favourite warm up songs from high school athletes at the school. 


Tuesday, March 28, 2023

Hometown Teen Shines as He Plays for Team He Grew Up Watching

Kaden McNeil playing for the Miramichi Timberwolves against
 the Summerside Western Capitals at the Credit Union Place,
Summerside, P.E.I, March 9. (Photo by Derek Gilchrist)
By Derek Gilchrist

From playing mini sticks in the hallway with his dad playing goalie, to shooting in the garage, it all led to his love for hockey. Once he got out on the ice for the first time and started playing real hockey, he knew the sport was made for him.

Kaden McNeil was born in the small town of Renous, New Brunswick watching his dad play the game he loved at the local rink. Seeing his father's love for the game helped him decide that he was going to be a hockey player.

McNeil knew that, eventually, if he wanted to develop his abilities and move his career forward, he would have to leave home and play hockey in a larger city.

“It was a little sad, leaving my family and friends behind in my little hometown, where it all started but my passion and drive and love for hockey will always matter for me the most and if it meant I had to go away for hockey I was willing to do that.”

He moved to Saint John where he attended Rothesay Netherwood School (RNS), took class and played for the school's hockey team. He was able to put up 32 points in 92 games.