During the 1972-1973 Basketball Season the province became aware of the new breed of cat. The Woodstock High School Wildcats pounced on their prey and ate them up as the true predators they had become. Under the strong tutelage of David Daye, they surmounted every hurdle thrown their way and had one of the most successful girls’ seasons to date.

Daye’s second year of coaching this group of girls certainly had numerous rewards, the least of those being a winning season. He fostered winning attitudes, hard work ethics and was a firm believer that "Team has no I”. The girls gave him 110% and worked not only as a team but also as good friends. They always hit the court knowing what job they had to do and seldom fell short of their own or team goals. Highlights were beating St. Stephen Lady Spartans, ending their 121 game winning streak; a 27-1 record (early year loss to Fredericton Lady Cats), topped only by Provincial and Maritime Championships.

N.B.I.A.A High School Provincial Class "M” Champs

Defeated Stanley High School in Final (53-32)

 N.B Basketball Association Provincial Juvenile Champions

Defeated Fredericton High School in Final (43-30)
Maritime Juvenile Champions

Defeated Colonel Grey High (PEI) Semi Final (49-39)

Defeated Fredericton High School in Final (42-30)

 When the Maritime Championship became a reality there were no person prouder than the girls and their parents. This team joins the ranks of terrific athletes, coaches and builders from the fine community we call home.

~ INDUCTION MAY 4^TH, 2002 ~