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Results of Games Played Tuesday January 12, 2016

Hoosiers 24 (Keaghan Spellman 6, Riley Clements 4, Adam Mignault 4, Matt Mignault 4, Derwin Fernandes 2, Harrison Andrew 2, Owen Danby 2); Tarheels 4 (Ethan Mallory 2, Hayden Hollywood 2)

Wolfpack 30 (Jack Flynn 8, Brandan Tenenhouse 8, Ewan Wills 4, Ben Goyette 4, Justin Evaristo 2, Nicholas Goslin 2, Jack Raycraft 2); Huskies 12 (Jacob Stelter 8, Darcy English 4)

Wildcats 28 (Jack Sheppard 8, Max Sotiriadis 6, Stuart Darby 6, Jude Whitfield 2, Mason Jang Rice 2, Ryan Murphy 2, Noah Benoit 2); Jayhawks 10 (Aaron Mason 4, Kai Hughes 2, Elijah Freeland 2, Owen Thiele 2)

Rebels 18 (Jake Playter 8, Liam Prescott 6, Grady Irwin 4); Mustangs 8 (Caleb Rook 2, Samuel Bettney 2, Aiden Knott 2, Jude Whitfield 2)

It was announced tonight at Kingston City Council that Mary Jane Besselink will be joining her brother Gerry and our league founder Don “Pete” Petersen in the Kingston and District Sports Hall of Fame during the induction ceremonies to be held on Friday May 6 at Our Lady of Fatima Parish Hall. Mary Jane will be enshrined at the ceremony along with Barbara Allan (Builder – Golf), Betty Bush (Athlete – Curling); Joe Putos (Builder – Triathlon) and Corey Trudeau (Athlete – Track and Football). Here is what was said about Mary Jane during her introduction tonight at City Council by Doug Jeffries – “Born in Kingston, Mary Jane began her basketball career under the watchful eye of Kingston and District Sports Hall Of Fame member Don “Pete” Petersen at St. Patrick’s School on Patrick Street, and in the Knights of Columbus Basketball League, before continuing on to Regiopolis Notre Dame, where she was a multi-sport athlete, playing basketball, volleyball, and soccer, rowing and participating in track and field as a high jumper and relay runner. All of this love of competition, and commitment to her school sports program, earned Mary Jane the RND Junior Athlete Of The Year in grades 9 and 10, and Senior Athlete Of The Year in Grades 11, 12 and 13. Mary Jane played for team Ontario twice, winning a gold and silver medal, and being named to the All Star team for the tournament in 1988. In 1989 Mary Jane earned a full scholarship to the University of Hartford, where she became a four – year starter for the Hawks. She led the team in rebounds each of her four seasons, led the team in scoring twice and blocked shots once. More than 20 years after finishing her career at the University, Mary Jane is still listed in the top ten for the school in points, scoring average, field goals, field goals attempted, rebounds, rebound average, blocked shots, games started and average minutes per game.
Described as a tremendous athlete, a humble person off the court but a firey competitor on it, she was true “trail blazer” for other athletes following their dreams. Mary Jane has been recognized for her contributions to basketball with inductions into the St. Pat’s, Regiopolis Notre Dame, University of Hartford and the New England Basketball Halls of Fame. “

Congratulations Mary Jane! We are proud to know you, and proud of your association with our program. The Kingston Whig Standard also has a story about the inductees available on line now and in print tomorrow morning.

Results of Games Played Thursday, January 7th, 2016

Monarchs 26 (Marlina Reis 12, Jocelyn Knox 6, Randi Brown 4, Suzanne Pinder 4); Slammers 16 (Vada Daigle 6, Rhys Baker 4, Molly Brooks 2, Emma Reynolds 2, Cassey Stretch 2)

Lions 26 (Ryley Kirby 14, Vanessa Tapper 6, Ella Sampson 2, Rayne Davison 2, Ava Cabral 2); Tigers 14 (Charlotte Cantarutti 6, Adya Joseph 2, Riley Claessen 2, Alison Schick 2, Mara Dee 2)

Rebels 19 (Sadie Watkins-Southward 6, Macy Vallier 4, Cheyanne Yonick-Fenton 2, Mackenzie Parks 2, Kayla Gendron 2, Teegan Whitney 2, Arlie Mooney 1)
Rockers 16 (Maddison MacKenzie 4, Miranda Steele 2, Kareena Ricketts 2, Taylor Stelter 2, Alexis Quintin 2, Charlee Mallette 2, Abigail Vivian 2)

Golden Gals 26 (Nayia Skourtis 12, Mia Cantarutti 10, Emily Dean 2, Riah Hornsby 2); Aztecs 18 (Bryar McCullough 8, Sadie DeArruda 6, Livia Taylor 4)

Results of Games Played Monday January 11, 2016

Tarheels 49 (Sam Playter 16, Sam Rego 14, Ben Mignault 8, Cole Carter 6, Adam Nuttall 3, Brady Hennigar 2); Ravens 12 (Nigel Flynn 4, Jacob Free 2, Zachary VanStrien 2, Brendan Dalton 2, Brody McCullough 2)

Grizzlies 52 (Finn Ferrall 21, Josh Tan 17, Jason Thompson 4, Connor Reynolds 4, David John Henry 4); Vikings 16 (Isaac Couto 5, Zach Corby 3, Liam Whalen 2, Evan Warren 2, Jacob Freeman 2, Quintin Avery 2)

Cavaliers 47 (Christopher Kerstens 12, Jackson Lafontaine 9, Riley Webb 8, Jude Wheeler – Dee 8, Benjamin Hyde 5, Duncan McCarron 2, Caius Plata 2); Raptors 40 (Zachary Flake 16, Ben McGinnis 14, Michael Reid 8, Jack Craig 2)

Magic 39 (Grady McAuley 22, Conor Murphy 6, Pierre Offredi 4, Maxwell Minicola 4, Angelo Augustino 3); Suns 35 (Matthew Sutton 14, T. J. Tapper 9, Jackson Hollywood 4, Austin Mooney 2, Dylan Graham 2, Ben Campeau 2, Delali Afidenyo 2)

Results of Games Payed Monday January 11, 2016

Celtics 54 (Gabe Peters 18, Casey Irvin 14, Flynn Larson 8, Johnathan Murphy 6, Xander Olasz 2, Tristan Fernandes 2, Michael Hogan 2, Ollie Take 2); Warriors 36 (Jon Albinet 11, Nash Hamilton 7, Aidan Proderick 4, Jack Mason 4, Ethan Drumm 4, Jared Gibbons 4, Mackenzie Wilson 2)

Hawks 48 (Chris Hannah 9, Carson Payne 8, Ethan Gillies-Smith 6, Noah Cabrera 6, Jarrett Davison 5, Andrew Hannah 4, Johathan Murphy 4, Brandon Everisto 2, Johathan Murphy 2, Darcy Zeng 2); Heat 35 (Josh Fowlow 10, Finn Watson 8, Cole Syllas 6, Sam Fowlow 6, Mathew Chodkowski 2, Mathew MacDonald 2, Davin Deptuck 1)

Sixers 34 (Jacob Lawson 12, Dylan Lariviere 6, Christopher Jutres
4, Edem Afidenyo 4, Michael Rowsell 3, Zack Cota 3, Hunter Monroe 2); Bulls 26 (Branden Nicholson 6, Nick Fellows 4, Isaiah Samuels 3, Jack Selkirk 2, Nick O’Brien 2, Jack Thurlby 2, Ethan Kelsey 2, Youssef Zaza 2, Cameron Hoekstra 1, Austin Avery 1, Thomas Medeiros 1)

Results of Games Played Wednesday January 6, 2016

Comets 13 (Lucy Morrow 5, Angelica Purdy 4, Alix Stymest 2, Stella Wheeler-Dee 2); Sting 10 (Madisen Valyear 2, Savannah Medley 2, Kate Selkirk 2, Arwen Robinson 2,Mackenzie Pacheco 2)

Monarchs 19 (Elizabeth Gilles-Smith 7,Jada English 6, Neil Louise Sykes 2, Nancy Li 2, Emma Lake 2); Storm 17 (Calista Payne 8, Sydney Vallier 4 ,Mackenzie Thompson 3, Mia Diagle 2)

Liberty 26 (Bridget Mignault 14, Sophia Gilles-Argyropoulos 5, Ella Muise 4, Brianna Hughes 2, Adelaide Row 1); Mercury 10 (Kate Spicer 6, Kaya Funk 2, Kate Duttle 2)

Starzz 18 (Abbygail Shorrock 4, Jordan Gray 4, Madisen Benoit 4, Melanie Oleschuk 4,Rachel Oleschuk 2); Sparks 6 (Ryan Fuller-Pierce 2, Kendra Platt 2, Sarah Morris 2)

Results of Games Played Tuesday January 5, 2016

Rebels 28 (Jake Playter 14, Grady Irwin 4, Lincoln Avery 4, Liam Prescott 4, Conor Prescott 2); Jayhawks 24 (Kai Hughes 14, Elijah Freeland 6, Aidan Moorhead 2, Henry Barber 2)

Wildcats 28 (Mason Jang Rice 10, Max Sotiriadis 10, Jack Sheppard 6, Noah Benoit 2); Mustangs 16 (Ethan Dennis 6, Benjamin Koolen 4, Samuel Bettney 2, Brady Kyle 2, Conor Baker 2)

Huskies 29 (Darcy English 15, Jacob Stelter 8, Julien
Dematos 2, Gavin Wallace 2, Henry Garrett 2);Tarheels 18 (Ethan Mallory 6, Aidan St. Germaine 6, Ben Hearst Scott 4, Zachary Hurst Scott 2)

Wolfpack 32 (Brandan Tenenhouse 12, Ben Goyette 4,
Declan Mackey 4, Jack Raycraft 4, Alexander Deboer 4, Jack Flynn 4); Hoosiers 22 (Matt Mignault 6, Derwin Fernandes 4, Owen Danby 4, Otto French 4, Riley Clements 2, Keaghan Spellman 2)

Again this year the Kingston Frontenacs will be having a “Pete” Petersen Basketball League night to support our program. The night is Friday February 5 for their game against the Oshawa Generals. Tickets are $15 each, and $3 from each ticket sold will come back to the league. Use the link HTTP:TINYURL.COM/PETESPBL to order your tickets on line to ensure that we will get credit for the sale. Starting next week, Sam Sanderson from the Kingston Frontenacs will be at the gym to process cash or debit orders. On the nights that Sam can’t be there, we will have someone for cash transactions.
Don’t delay – the deadline to get tickets at this price, and with the kickback to the league is FEBRUARY 1.

Results of Games Played Monday January 4, 2016

Sixers 48 (Edem Afidenyo 14, Dylan Lariviere 13, Zack O’Grady 6, Jacob Green 5, Cameron McPharlan 4, Jack Grypma 2,  Connor Wilson 2, , Zack Cota 2)
Heat 38 (Jonathan O’Neil 9, Lucas Almeida 8, Finn Watson 8, Ethan Chacin 6, Sam Fowlow 3, Johua Clements 2, Mathew MacDonald 2 )

Celtics 69 (Jacob Corby 21, Gabe Peters 15, Johnathan Murphy 9, Anthony Couto 6, Joshua Haberer 6, Michael Donaldson 6, Casey Irvin 4, Flynn Larson 2 )
Hawks 54 (Carson Payne 16, Ethan Gillies-Smith 10, Jarrett Davison 6, Noah Cabrera 6, Chris Hannah 6, Andrew Hannah 4, Matthew Donleavy 2,  Jonathan Murphy 2,  Brandon Everisto 2)

Bulls 54 (Jarrett Davison 17, Branden Nicholson 8, Thomas Medeiros 6, Nick Fellows 6, Jack Selkirk 5, Nick O’Brien 4, Jack Thurlby 4, Cameron Hoekstra 2,  Ben Morris 2 ); Warriors 41 (Liam McIIroy 20, Conner Asuncion 6, Ethan Brazeau 4, Noah Kulich 2, Aidan Proderick 2, Nash Hamilton 2, Jared Gibbons 2, Jaimal Naran 2, Jack Mason 1)