Just For The Fun Of It

Results of Games Played Thursday, October 2, 2014

Rebels 26 (Sarah Morris 10, Arlie Mooney 4, Katie Pain 4, Claire Brackenbury 4, Miranda Steele 4)
Golden Gals 11 (Ryley Kirby 4, Emma MacDonald 2, Charlotte Cantarutti 2, Lexi Dunn 2, Ava Cabral 1)

Monarchs 14 (Olivia DeCouto 6, Isabelle Bravakis 4, Lorelei Secrieru 2, Avery Herrington 2)
Lions 6 (Emma Maxwell 2, Sabina Josza 2, Brianna Hughes 2)

Aztecs 26 (Page Perrin 9, Rarlynne Glenys-Ough 7, Jada English 6, Cassey Stretch 2, Riah Ling-Hornsby 2)
Rockers 6 (Sophoa Gillies-Argyropoulos 2, Rylie Tizard 2, Seleena Walker 2)

Tigers 25 (Melanie Oleschuk 11, Abigayle Sinclair 4, Sienna Seaton 4, Sadie Watkins-Southward 3, Ella Take 2, Macy Vallier 1)
Slammers 12 (Gracie Reis 6, Chloe Rook 4, Nayia Skourtis 2)

Results of games played Wednesday October 1, 2014

Liberty 34 – Ella Muise 11, Jordan Gray 8, Madison Warren 5, Abbygail Shorrock 4, Bridget Mignault 4, Ashley Mignault 2.
Storm 33 – Hilary Wannemacher 10, Calista Payne 7, Ella Vallier 4, Evelyn Wannemacher 4, Grace Coulter 4, Katie Coulter 4.

Starzz 39 – Victoria Kirby 17, Stella Wheeler-Dee 8, Rachel Oleschuk 6, Jocelyn Danby 4, Heidi Wirsig 2, Maya Pereira 2.
Mercury 38 – Hannah Jozsa 12, Kalin Tizard 10, Steacy Gilbert 4, Nicole Garrah 4, Sydney Saraka 2, Jayden Pellerine 2, Elizabeth Gillies-Smith 2, Katie Spicer 2.

Sparks 29 – Baylee White 8, Mercedes Scott 4, Bridget Overvelde 4, Kendra Platt 3, Ryan Lily-Fuller Pierce 2, Amelia Diaz 2, Kayleigh Makarucha 2, Alexandria Stokes Noonan 2, Angelica Purdy 2.
Comets 16 – Cryslyn Cook-Carroll 8, Kierstin Bowman 4, Justina Beaubien 2, Megan Major Thompson 2.

Monarchs 31 – Claya Way-Breackenbury 9, Lucy Morrow 8, Hunter Caverly 4, Justine Wylie 4, Lydia Morrow 2, Gilene Graham 2, Taylor Savage 2.
Sting 12 – Savannah Medley 8, Zoe McAuley 4.

The St. Lawrence Men’s Basketball team will be coming to St. Pat’s on Saturday morning to run two clinics for our players. The clinic for Little Guys and Little Gals players is from 9-10 am, and for Biddy, Graduate and Girls Division players it will be from 10:30 – 11:30. THERE IS STILL ROOM FOR BOTH SESSIONS. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN TAKING PART IN THIS FREE CLINIC, AND A CHANCE TO LEARN FROM A WELL RESPECTED COACHING STAFF AND PLAYERS, COME TO THE SCHOOL SATURDAY MORNING AT THE APPROPRIATE TIME.

Next week we will be selling special 60th Anniversary T shirts, touques and lapel pins at both Cathedrale and at St. Pat’s. We are doing this so that Graduate Division players and parents, as well as those in all other divisions, will have an opportunity to purchase these items commemorating our very special anniversary. T shirts are $15 for short sleeved shirts, and $20 for the long sleeve style. In spite of the recent warm weather it will eventually get cold this winter, so what better way to keep your head warm than to have a league touque and support our program at the same time? Cost of this headwear is $15. Custom designed lapel pins featuring our 60th Anniversary logo are also available for $5 to show your support for the league. Golf shirts in black featuring the anniversary logo on the left chest and the phrase “60 Years of Fun” on the left sleeve are available by special order at $40 each.
Whether you are a current or former player, this is a season to show the community that you are proud to be a part of the Knights of Columbus Basketball League family.

Results of Games Played Tuesday September 30, 2014

Wolfpack 22
(Zachary Flake 6, Owen Pitcher Bond 6, Quentin Avery 4, Jake Playter 2, Aaren Beleza 2, Max Sotiriodis 2)
Rebels 13
(Zach Corby 5, Jacob Freeman 4, Jack Flynn 2, Nigel Flynn 2)

Jayhawks 30
(Ciaran Evans 12, Riley Webb 6, Evan Warren 4, Liam McGriskin 4, Camden Szumlanski 2, Brady Homer 2)
Huskies 14
(Antonio Cabral 4, Alexander Circelli 4, Joshua Flear 4, Ewan Wills 2)

Hoosiers 18
(Sam Stymest 8, Matthew Mignault 4, Henry Barber 2, Seth Cox 2, Grady Irwin 2)
Tarheels 14
(Dylan Carter 6, Logan Lindo 2, Sam Splinter 2, Ryan Aldridge 2, Connor Claessen 2)

Wildcats 19
(Ben Campeau 8, Landon Murphy 6, Conor Murphy 2, Nic Campeau 2, Jordan VanDusen 1)
Mustangs 10
(Declan MacKey 4, Matti Soraka 2, Ethan Dennis 2, Pierre Offredi 2)

Again this season Mary Howlett of McDonald’s Restaurants has donated gift certificates for Happy Meals that will be distributed to the Player of The Week recipients in the Little Guys and Little Gals Divisions this season. We want to thank Mary for her personal support, and McDonald’s for their commitment to our league.

On Monday and Tuesday next week (October 6 and 7) Doug Jeffries and CKWS will be showing a special feature on the basketball league and our 60th Anniversary Season. This will be part of the news broadcast. We want to thank Doug for taking the time to come to the gym and do interviews and film some game action. We appreciate their support.

Results of Games Played Monday September 29, 2014

Tarheels 22 (Sam Playter 10, Connor Reynolds 6, Sebastian Brenders 2, Cole Carter 2, Matthew Sutton 2); Suns 20 (Jared Gibbons 8, Aidan Proderick 4, Jed Milner 2, Sam Pratt 2, Tom Fredericks 2, Jason Thompson 2)

Cavaliers 35 (Christopher Kerstens 12, Dustin The 6, Micah Eckert 6, Jude Wheeler-Dee 5, Josh Tan 2, Adam Tibi 2, Joshua Haberer 2); Magic 20 (Jack Craig 6, Johnathan Murphy 4, Grday McAuley 4, William Daniel 2, Ollie Take 2, Zachary Napier 2)

Vikings 34 (Hunter Monroe 16, Jack Mason 12, Anthony Couto 4, Noah Kulich 2); Raptors 22 (Ben McGinnis 6, Michael Reid 4, Sam Forsythe 4, Griffin Santyr 2, Shota Udo 2, Aidan Luck 2, Marshall Gadbois 2)

Ravens 36, (Hunter Ferguson 12, Braiden Clarke 10, Lucas Almeida 8, Skylar Bowers 4, Ethan Albrough 2); Grizzlies 6 (Carter Allen 2, Zachary Cota 2, Caden Badour 2)

Results of Games Played Monday September 29, 2014

Hawks 48
(Kelvin Rances 14, Rayan Haque 12, Krisziel Rances 6, Miguel Roque 4,
Kenneth Rances 4, Lucas Eckert 3, Johnathan C. Murphy 3, Johnathan
O’Neill 2)
Heat 37
(Ethan Cahill 14, Simon Cotes-Lemery 10, Nicholas Vallier 9, Alan
Cotes-Lemery 2, Griffin Sutherland 2)

Celtics 53
(Michael Donaldson 17, Kai Ferrall 13, Michael “Jakob” Corby 10, Ezra
Saunders-Scholes 5, Noah Cabral 4, Joshua Lewis 4)
Warriors 53
(Carlos Ramirez 13, Liam McIlroy 10, Piers Elms 8, Carson Payne 6,
Nicholas Elliott 4, Mahir Chowdhury 4, Jacob Lawson 4, Edem Afidenyo 2,
Tristan Fernandes 2)

Sixers 53
(Tyler Badour 10, Jarrett Davison 10, Michael Roswell 8, Dorian Dressler
8, Ethan Kline 7, Michael Hogan 4, Damian Bark 2, Mason Jonassen 2, Noah
Hale 2)
Bulls 53
(Danny O’Connnor 18, Trevor Kirby 9, Cameron Hoekstra 8, Liam Cregg 6,
Yates Drake 4, Ayaan Hussain 4, Nick Hartley 2, Emmett Cregg 2)

We received the following message today from Q-Jump, a Queen’s University initiative aimed at High School aged students. If you are interested please contact them directly. This is not associated with the basketball league in any way.

“I am writing to you on behalf of Q-Jump, a non-profit organization established and run by a group of undergraduate students within the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies at Queen’s University along with its student government, PHEKSA.

Q-Jump is hoping to promote our services through Kingston organizations such as yours.

At Q-Jump, we believe that sport can be used as a vehicle for pro-social development that may foster higher levels of self-confidence in our participants. Moreover, we believe in the power of sport and its ability to inspire, motivate, encourage, and influence socioeconomically challenged youth. With this in mind, not only do we hope to provide our participants with skills to overcome challenges, but encourage their pursuit of higher education and further involvement in sports and athletics at the post-secondary level.

At Queen’s University, we have accessibility to great equipment, outstanding gym facilities, first-aid volunteers, and dedicated and knowledgeable coaching staff. With these resources, Q-Jump has established a weekly program where underprivileged youth can participate in many sports in a positive, pro-social environment. Our program is available to students who are motivated to participate in sport regardless of their previous experience or skill level. Although Q-Jump aims to provide a weekly program for youth in financial need, we will happily accept students of all socio-economic backgrounds at this time.

We are looking for high school aged youth who may benefit from this program. Our first session is Sunday September 28th from 11:00 am – 1:00pm. However, we will be accepting participants throughout the year. It is our hope that you are interested in promoting our service to parents and participants of your organization. We will gladly provide you with flyers and further information about Q-Jump.

On behalf of Q-Jump, I thank you kindly for taking the time to learn more about our organization. We are looking forward to giving underprivileged youth in our community the chance to have a better and brighter future.

Warm regards,
Alena Cook
Q-Jump Committee Member

Q-Jump/PHEKSA Office, School of Kinesiology and Health Studies, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, KZL 3N6
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