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Congratulations to Jose Octavio (Pepis) Peredo Valdepena '27!
KES Junior School
Athlete of the Week
We congratulate Pepis (Jose Octavio) Peredo Valdepena '27 on being named Athlete of the Week for October 15-22, 2023.
Pepis (Jose Octavio) has a been a key contributor to the Junior boys’ soccer defensive line. His patience and poise complement his ball skills and sense of the game. When there is an offensive play on our net, Jose throws himself into action, using his physicality and play awareness to great effect. He is a wall that few members of the other team can breach and, if they do, he reliably rallies his efforts for a second defensive challenge. Well done, Jose.
Athletes of the Week (AOW) are selected based on athletic performance and sportsmanship. Positive sporting behaviour is valued at KES and integral to our athletic philosophy and School mission statement emphasizing gentleness, learning, dignity, and respect. These student athletes also reflect the seven principles of “true sport” which states: go for it, play fair, respect others, keep it fun, stay healthy, include everyone, and give back.
Pepis (Jose Octavio) has a been a key contributor to the Junior boys’ soccer defensive line. His patience and poise complement his ball skills and sense of the game. When there is an offensive play on our net, Jose throws himself into action, using his physicality and play awareness to great effect. He is a wall that few members of the other team can breach and, if they do, he reliably rallies his efforts for a second defensive challenge. Well done, Jose.
Athletes of the Week (AOW) are selected based on athletic performance and sportsmanship. Positive sporting behaviour is valued at KES and integral to our athletic philosophy and School mission statement emphasizing gentleness, learning, dignity, and respect. These student athletes also reflect the seven principles of “true sport” which states: go for it, play fair, respect others, keep it fun, stay healthy, include everyone, and give back.
King’s-Edgehill School is located in Mi'kma'ki, the unceded ancestral territory of the Mi’kmaq People.
