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Sudbury Credit Union Supports New Scoreboard at Lockerby Composite School

Sudbury Credit Union has teamed up with Lockerby Composite School to support student and community athletes. When all eyes are not on the players, they will be looking up at the new scoreboard that was recently installed in the school’s gymnasium.

The scoreboard was unveiled at noon on Thursday, March 26, 2026 followed by a game between Lockerby’s OFSAA qualified Provincial Boys’ and Girls’ Volleyball Athletes who played each other on co-ed teams.

“As a community-minded, local financial institution, guided by the principle of ‘people helping people’, Sudbury Credit Union is happy to provide a $10,000 donation towards the new scoreboard at Lockerby Composite School,” said Michael Moore, Chief Operations Officer, Sudbury Credit Union.

He added: “The school gymnasium is not only used by the students at the school, but also by many other local sports groups. The upgraded scoreboard will support sports programming for countless athletes in our community.”

Participating in the scoreboard unveiling and cheque presentation were, from left, Karin Augenstein, Program Leader Athletics, Lockerby Composite School; Steve Beausoleil, Physical Education Teacher and OFSAA Volleyball Coach, Lockerby Composite School; student Maks Beljo; Ryan Lafraniere, Principal, Lockerby Composite School; Michael Moore, Chief Operations Officer, Sudbury Credit Union; Erin Martin, Branch Manager, Sudbury Credit Union; student Lilah Selby; Paul Mainville, Commercial Manager, Sudbury Credit Union; Leslie Mantle, Superintendent of Schools, Rainbow District School Board; and Laura Stanyon, Physical Education Teacher, Lockerby Composite School.

Principal Ryan Lafraniere said the scoreboard has been a welcome addition to the school that will be enjoyed by generations to come.

“With this generous contribution from Sudbury Credit Union, we now have a state-of-the-art system to track games. This will be greatly appreciated by all Lockerby Vikings, visiting teams and community users in a variety of sports, from basketball to volleyball.”

With bright white numbers and letters set in an eight foot wide by six foot tall frame, the new scoreboard has found pride of place among the series of championship banners that hang in the school’s gymnasium.

“Together, the banners and the scoreboard are a testament to the vibrancy of Viking athletics, linking the past to the present,” said Principal Lafraniere. “They also bode well for the future, as we continue to prioritize athletics for student achievement and well-being.”

He added: “Engaging young people in athletics is a key component of a healthy community.”

About Sudbury Credit Union

Sudbury Credit Union is a locally owned and operated financial co-operative, providing financial products and services to their members throughout the City of Greater Sudbury for the past 75 years. Committed to the well-being of their members, employees and community, Sudbury Credit Union has been a supporter of countless local organizations whose work in the community improves the lives of all those living here.

About Lockerby Composite School

Lockerby Composite School offers English and French Immersion to students in Grades 9 to 12. Lockerby is also home to the newly refreshed Science and Technology Education Program (STEP). Outside of the classroom, students have many opportunities to get involved in clubs and sports, which are part of a well-rounded education.

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Media Contact:

Nicole Charette, Senior Advisor,
Corporate Communications and Strategic Planning,
Rainbow District School Board, 674-3171, ext. 7217.