Just For The Fun Of It

Tonight the SLC Women’s and Men’s basketball teams begin the regular season with a home double header against the Centennial College Colts. Game time for the women is 6 pm and the men play at 8.

Tomorrow the teams play host to Georgian with 1 and 3 pm start times.

Don’t pass up the opportunity to see exciting basketball and support the players that so willingly gave up their time to work with you in September at the shooting clinics.

Results of Games Played Thursday, October 24, 2019

Rockers 22 (Maggie McGrisken 8, Ember Robinson 6, Jenna Martin 4, Dani Stokes-Noonan 2, Harlee Gordon 2)
Monarchs 14 (Zoey Black 5, Grace Collins 4, Mykaela McLeod 3, Grace Fowler 2, Summer Vallier 2)

Lions 30 (Libby Thompson 10, Faith Duong 8, Evangeline Valente 4, Grace Eves 2, Saanvi Vig 2, Lexi Clarke 2, Morgan Ferguson 2)
Rebels 16 (Brooke Millotte 8, Gwen Gunn 4, Jill Anderson 2, Sydney Hunter 2)

Tigers 32 (Grace Blunt 12, MacKenzie Turcotte 10, Jillian Fisher 6, Tillie Chard 2, Charleigh Conboy 2)
Golden Gals 32 (Mallory Bush 10, Addyson Best-Taylor 8, Madison Shaw 8, Lucy Butler 2, Avery Ballance-Hinch 2, Fatima Medeiros 2)

Aztecs 20 (Madison Clements 12, Talia LaDuca 4, Haley Easton 4)
Slammers 11 (Adelaide Brassington 4, Eden Branscombe 2, Isabella St. Germaine 2, Ann Krasna 2)

Results of Games Played Wednesday October 23, 2019

Comets 26 (Emily Davis 8, Dacia Fritz 6, Hazel Cartmell 4, Andy Boles 4, Olivia Lloyd 2, Abbu Bhandari 2); Sparks 16 (Breena Silver-Smith 9, Jessie Lapointe 3, Maddison Mackenzie 2, Abby Sweet 2)

Liberty 22 (Bryar McCullough 10, Cameron Spinelli 6, Taylor Hollywood 2, Megan Burtch 2, Mara Dee 2); Storm 17 (Allie Thurbly 6, Vanessa Tapper 6, Ava Vance 2, Dakota Dwyer 2, Lily Cook 1)

Mercury 27 (Miranda Steele 20, Alissa Allinson 4, Katrina Lalonde 2, Sabrina Pan 2, Sara Ellerbeck 1); Starzz 25 (Ava Cabral 8, Ryley Kirby 7, Lydia Burke 6, Hannah Deir 2, Riley Claessen 2)

Monarchs 24 (Cailyn Zuuring 10, Alison Schick 4, Rayne Davison 4, Mia Gray 2, Chiara McArthur 2, Ashlyn Zuuring 2); Sting 14 ( Paige Mallen 6, Paige Schiottke 4, Teanna Bentley 2, Neila Azimi 2)

We had another hugely successful fund raising event at Five Guys Burgers and Fries on Gardiners Road tonight thanks to all of our loyal supporters and the staff at the restaurant that did an outstanding job all evening hustling the service and keeping the whole place clean non stop. I will post the totals once they are available but here are some key highlights:

The restaurant set a new record for sales in one hour tonight, breaking the old record set when we were in for a fund raiser last season.

The staff got together and has agreed to donate all of their cash tips from this evening to the basketball league. They even asked if we could come tomorrow to collect it in case more was added between the time our event ended and closing.

Several supporters made personal donations to the league at the event that we will include in the total when I post that later.

Our thanks to all of you that came out or worked at Five Guys tonight. Your generosity and support has made a difference in the lives of the children in our program and for that we are grateful. To see some photo memories memories from the event visit our Facebook page!

Tonight, October 23, from 5 until 8:30pm $1 from every burger, poutine and milkshake sold at Five Guys Burgers and Fries on Gardiners Road will be donated to our league. Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy a delicious meal AND make a difference for the children in our community. We hope to see you there – Spread the Word!

Results of Games Played Tuesday October 22, 2019

Wolfpack-30 (William Kerr 18, Cooper Broome 8, Darren Fernandes 4); Huskies 22 (Thompson Fisher 6, Reid McCormack 6, William Kerr 4, Coby Mundacruz 2, Wesley Mulenga 2, Parker Haynes 2)

Mustangs 24 (Lucas Kahlen 12, Seamus Finn 6, Brady Warren 2, Noah Heisterkamp 2, Dylan Sutton 2); Rebels 23 (Lagen Lam 12, Marcus Bassily 10, Nathan Lamothe 1)

Jayhawks 16 (Oliver Vilela 6, Zakk Ottenhoff 4, Braxten Moore-Vickery 2, Dustin Trudeau 2, Axi Fritz 2); Wildcats 16 (Sacha Wheeler-Dee 6, Logan McNeil 4, Dylan Tedford 2, Jackson Delahunt 2, Leon Ferrley 2)

Tarheels 35 (Colton Irwin 31, Simon Drumm 4); Hoosiers 22 (Liam Taylor 12, Jackson Burtch 6, Dexton Primeau 2, Jean-Paul Dionne 2)

Results of Games Played Monday October 21, 2019

Sixers 48 (Simon Risk 9, Christopher Kerstens 8, Kyle Cifala 2, Max Dingel 2, Jayce Boshart 6, Owen Martin-Sitoski 2, Will Hanson 17, Severin Steele 2)
Celtics 42 (Hunter Freeman 4, Jacob Freeman 10, Ben Mignault 9, Matt Mighault 4, Evan Warren 2, Elijah Daley 4, Brandon Tenenhouse 6, Joe Kennedy 2, Ben Winterborn 1)

Bulls 57 (Jack Harvis 2, Evan Jarvis 11, Max Gill 6, Jordan VanDusen 9, Delali Afidenyo 12, Evan Joy 4, Jacob Gilbert 2, Carter Gilbert 4, Cole Brunet 2, James Bates 5)
Heat 47 (Emmitt Irwin 9, Grady Irwin 12, Jacob Seymour 3, Grayson Duffey 2, Jabin Arbeau 1, Jack Nelson 6, Rajan Laird 2, William Parisotto 1, Rowan Primeau 2, Nathan Hibbert 5, Elijah Reesor 4)

Hawks 61 (Graydon Garrett 22, Henry Garrett 2, Riley Webb 10, Brady Kyle 4, Lucas Kirkland 14, Jack Mundell 5, Sabastian Cordeiro 4); Warriors 40 (Caleb Olding 4, Trey Thompson 2, Jake Playter 6, Adam Castonguay 2, Aathman Rampakash 5, Henry Arnott 9, Alexander East 2, Brett Anderson 2, Kole McNeil 4, Andrew Gilmour 4)

Yesterday the Kingston and District Sports Hall of Fame announced the four recipients of the KDSHF Achievement Awards for 2019 and Miles Brackenbury, a former player and long time volunteer with our league was one of those recognized. The KDSHF recognized his high school sports career, his current role in Queen’s University Athletics , and his community involvement, with specific mention of his work with our program. Also recognized by the KDSHF yesterday were Tangie Howes, Afsar Chowdhury and Tobin Bradlynn. Congratulations to all four recipients and to the Kingston and District Sports Hall of Fame for recognizing these athletes, and helping them financially as they begin their post secondary educations. Miles, we are especially proud to have you recognized, but even more proud to have you as a key member of the Pete Petersen Basketball League family.

Results of Games Played Friday October 18, 2019

Tarheels 41 (Prestley Wilson 17, Brody Carroll 12, Luca Viera 8, Miles Cantarutti 4); Grizzlies 39 (Luke Sheppard 14, Garret Hopkins 10, Lukas Dingel 7, Adam Hendry 6, Nicholas Chalmers 2)

Raptors 40 (Ryan Badour 15, Ryker Brunette 6, Owen Kirby 6, Ethan Cusack-Campbell 5, Owen Wallace 2, Cameron Lucas Campbell 2, Ayden Hornbeck 2, Eli Griffith 2); Ravens 21 (Marcus Repetti 7, Kaydin Costa – Babcock 7, Luca Repetti 3, Ethan Hope 2, Jacob Hollywood 2)

Suns 31 (Kaiden Cox 15, Reed Mastorakas 8, Jacob Girard 6, A.J. Carscallen 2); Vikings 16 (Dylan Suarez 4, Alex Pressling 4, Owen Maloney 4, Finn Henderson 2, James Webb 2)

Magic 36 (Adam Mignauly 20, Gabriel Boundzanga 13, Troy Dodier 2, Merik Moore- Vickery 2); Orange 24 (Mason Irwin 9, JUstin Ibeakanma 6, Cash Baker 4, Yabu Montalvo 2, Michael Burgess 2, Nicholas Sikkema 1)