We received this information from Robin Dzierniejko about upcoming camps and programs. PLEASE REMEMBER OUR BASKETBALL LEAGUE HAS NO DIRECT AFFILIATION WITH THESE PROGRAMS. For any questions you will need to contact the organizers.
RND Summer Basketball Camp (BASKETBALL)
We are full right now but have started a wait list (only 2 on it so far). We may have some movement, so if you still wish to register (or want more info), please use the link below.
The league is open for registration for their U12 Girls and U12 Boys, U14 Girls and U14 Boys divisions. All games will run out of RND this year and the U14 divisions will be full court.
Holy Cross Spring League (BASKETBALL)
Kelsi Ball is taking on the task of running spring leagues out of Holy Cross for boys and girls basketball this year. I don’t have much more info other than this right now, but if interested, you can email her at [email protected].
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Last night at Biddy a pair of black boots with brown lower section were taken by mistake and the boots in the photo below were left. We think it was after the second game. If you think you may have left these by mistake and taken the other pair please call me at 613 548-8790 so we can make arrangements to switch the boots back and reunite them with the proper owners. Thanks!
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Orange 46 (Avery Boehme 17, Logan Hollywood 12, Eli Sothmann 8, Devan Hunter 7, Nicholas Thompson 2); Spurs 29 (Will Huddle 6, Nate Tilley 6, James McCarthy 5, KLolton Buscaino 4, Ibrahim Birch 2, Leland Hunt 2, Noah McCarthy 2, Tahjae Daley 2)
Grizzlies 36 (Judah Splinter 10, Colby Lina 9, Henry DeCouto 7, Jacob Turpin 6, Liam Baird 4); Nuggets 29 (Jaden Huganas 18, Chris Couture 5, Miles Cahill 3, Lucas Breckenridge 2, Mason Campbell 2)
Magic 40 (Liam Kirkpatrick 13, Emerson Cox 10, George Shayo 4, Jaxson Ventura 4, Jack Cooper 2, Bentley Babcock 2, Keegan Roberts 2, Farley Richardson 1); Raptors 16 (Simon Broome 8, Christopher MacKenzie – Mills 5, Clark Coton 3)
Suns 32 (Saul Tiffany 7, Moses Milkon 4, Dominic Boudreau 4, Ryker Blacklaus 4, Ben Arnold 4, Lucas Valente 3, Jack Lee 2, Carter Easton 2, Lincoln Locke 2); Jazz 30 (John Allen 13, Bentley Cornelius 6, Emmett Grant 4, Ashton Vivian 4, Jack Rooney 2, Coen Valente 1)
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Today we finish our look at the history behind the major awards that you will see presented at the awards banquet next Sunday with a look at The Bucky Spencer Free Throw Champions Trophy. We hope this series has helped you understand some of the history of the league that Don Petersen started for us 70 years ago.
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As we continue our series about the origins and the stories behind the trophies you will see presented at our awards banquet on March 2nd, we come to the Bill MacLeod Memorial Cup, in memory of a former player that loved life but that was taken from us in far too young by a senseless murder. This is a very important award for our organization and especially for the of us that knew Bill.
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Today we continue our future on the stories behind the major awards the you will see presented at the banquet March 2nd with the Guy Wells Memorial Trophy. This year we are very fortunate to have Guy Wells grandson Casey come to the banquet to present the trophy. This one of the most prestigious awards we give out each year.
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As we continue our march toward the year end banquet on March 2nd, we are looking at the origins of the major awards that will be presented on Banquet Sunday. Today we are featuring the John Long Award, an award that you will not see presented at the banquet but that is usually presented to the recipient after it concludes.
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Russell Westbrook tried playing through a left-foot injury but was pulled midway through the second quarter Thursday night, while Michael Porter Jr. struggled with his injured left shoulder in the Nuggets' Game 3 loss.
The Thunder pulled off the biggest second-half rally in NBA playoff history, overcoming a 26-point halftime deficit to beat the Grizzlies 114-108 in Thursday's Game 3.