Just For The Fun Of It

Results of Games Played Monday October 7, 2019

Sixers 67(Simon Risk 4, Zack Flake 2, Kyle Cifala 6, Griffin Hunt 8, Max Dingel 10, Hunter Green 2, Jayce Boshart 4, Jack Mundell 13, Will Hanson 10, Severin Steele 8); Hawks 29 (Graydon Garrett 19, Henry Garrett 2, Lucas Kirkland 4, Karter Turner 4)

Warriors 47 (Hayden Hollywood 2, Trey Thompson 2, Jack Playter 4, Adam Castonguay 6, Sam Serruya 2, Aathman Rampakash 4, Henry Arnott 15, Alexander East 8, Andrew Gilmour 4)
Bulls 43 (Max Gill 4, Jordan VanDusen 6, Darcy English 2, Evan Joy 15, Jacob Gilbert 10, Carter Gilbert 6)

Celtics 58 (Hunter Freeman 6, Jacob Freeman 6, Ben Mignault 6, Matt Mignault 2, Elijah Daley 6, Bill McIlroy 6, Gus Richards 3, Ethan Hanley 1, Brandon Tenenhouse 14, Joe Kennedy 6, Ben Winterborn 2)
Heat 43 (Emmitt Irwin 15, Grady Irwin 3, Jacob Seymour 3, Grayson Duffey 2, Jabin Arbeau 4, Jack Nelson 5, Rajan Laird 2, Aidan Moorhead 1, William Parisotto 4, Rowan Primeau 2, Keenan Broad 2)

The following was just posted on the Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board web site “On Sunday, October 6 the Minister of Education announced that a tentative agreement has been made with CUPE.

ALL ALCDSB schools will be open on Monday, October 7. Thank you for your patience and understanding during this time.

We look forward to welcoming all students and staff into our Catholic schools tomorrow.”

Based on that statement, we believe that the Community Use of Schools will also be reinstated tomorrow and our games in all divisions will resume as scheduled.

Today would be Don Petersen’s birthday, an appropriate day to remember the man that started our basketball league, and to say thanks for caring enough about the children in his neighbourhood to open the school, call them off the hill behind St. Pat’s, and give them a chance to play. That gesture of friendship and faith has grown into what we have today thanks to his leadership, his mentorship and the spirit of volunteerism that he gave all of us. He said that he could not imagine his life without the league. Neither can the people that he inspired, and the generations of children that have come through his gym doors in 65 years. Thanks Pete

Results of Games Played Thursday, October 3, 2019

Lions 28 (Tyla Thomas 6, Morgan Ferguson 6, Grace Evans 4, Isabella Augustino 4, Taylor Dennis 2, Lexi Clarke 2, Faith Duong 2, Saanvi Vig 2)
Tigers 9 (Grace Blunt 4, Tille Chard 2, Charleigh Conboy 2, MacKenzie Turcotte 1)

Aztecs 32 (Madison Clements 10, Talia LaDuca 6, Hayley Easton 4, Fiona Brunet 4, Kamryn Payette 2, Laura Provost 2, Alexa Zhang 2, Stella Lakins 2)
Golden Gals 4 (Addyson Best-Taylor 4)

Rockers 32 (Maggie McGriskin 12, Harper Gordon 8, Jenna Martin 4, Samantha deAlmeida 2, Ember Robinson 2, Dani Stokes-Noonan 2, Celina Beaton 2)
Rebels 20 (Sydney Hunter 6, Gwen Gunn 6, Miley Abram 4, Brooke Millotte 4)

Monarchs 18 (Grace Fowler 12, Summer Vallier 4, Zoey Black 2)
Slammers 4 (Lyra Branscombe 2, Adelaide Brassington 2)

Results of Games Played Wednesday October 2, 2019

Comets 24 (Emily Davis 8, Layla Byrne 6, Dacia Frita 2, Olivia Lloyd 2, Hazel Cartmell 2, Abbu Bhandari 2, Fiora Walker 2); Sting 20 (Neila Azimi 12, Jayla Thompson 2, Mariah Arruda 2, Paige Schiottke 2, Paige Mallen 2)

Monarchs 32 (Taylor Novak 10, Brianna Ferguson 4, Alison Schick 2, Uzo Ibida 2. Uche Ibida 2, Shelby Chase 2, Gracie Coffin 2, Chiara McArthur 2); Storm 25 (Vanessa Tapper 12, Matison Chesterton 4, Allie Thurlby 4, Haley Kehoe 2, Autumn Kellar 2, Emma Riley 1)

Mercury 36 (Miranda Steele 12, Sara Ellerbeck 6, Macie Webb 6, Chloe O’Reilly 6, Madysen Webb 2, Alissa Allinson 2, Robyn Furter 2); Liberty 21 (Cameron Spinelli 5, Josephine Rutherford 4, Bryar McCullough 4, Reese Cuff 2, Taylor Hollywood 2, Mara Dee 2, Keira Hawkins 2)

Sparks 30 (Breena Silver-Smith 12, Olivia Smith 6, Isobel East 4, Maddison MacKenzie 4, Abby Sweet 4); Starzz 22 (Hannah Deir 6, Ava Cabral 4, Ryley Kirby 4, Riley Claessen 4, Analise Jensen 2, Mackenzie Harmon 2)

The following was posted on the Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board web site this morning:”

“Community Use of Schools

Please note that all Community Use of Schools across ALCDSB will be cancelled commencing on Saturday, October 5, 2019 and will remain closed until further notice due to the withdrawal of services by CUPE.

Due to the current withdrawal of services, we are unable to provide staff to complete set up and cleaning following community rentals as this work falls under struck duties.”

As a result of this announcement, the Little Gals Division games will go ahead as scheduled tonight and then our schedules in all divisions will be suspended until further notice. Once the withdrawal of services is ended we will work with the school board to restart our program as soon as possible. Roland Billings

Last night at St. Lawrence College the 2019 Ontario Volunteer Service awards were handed out to volunteers in our area and we were fortunate enough to have nine of our volunteers recognized at the event. Our recipients were Chris Payne, recognized for 45 years of service, Shawn Hollywood, Charlie Mignault and Lynne Mason for ten years each, Amanda Kyle and Cory Hollywood for 5 years and Emmitt Irwin, Madison Benoit and Kendra Platt for their service as Youth Volunteers. In total, 1499 year of volunteer service to our community were recognized last night, with our volunteers contributing 94 of those years. As Ian Arthur, the MPP for Kingston and the Islands pointed out, in Canada volunteers contribute the equivalent of 2 billion work hours annually to our country. We are very proud of all our volunteers and proud to have this group recognized by the province last night. For photos from the event, please visit our Facebook page.

Results of Games Played Monday September 30, 2019

Celtics 51 (Hunter Freeman 6, Jacob Freeman 14, Ben Mignault 10, Elijah Daley 2, Bill McIlroy 2, Angelo Agustino 2, Ethan Hanley 6, Michael Lloyd 2, Joe Kennedy 5, Ben Winterborn 2); Warriors 31 (Delali Afidenyo 10, Jake Playter 10, Aathman Rampakash 1, Alexander East 2, Kole McNeil 2, Andrew Gilmour 6)

Bulls 60 (Jack Jarvis 6, Evan Jarvis 3, Max Gill 4, Jordan VanDusen 6, Evan Joy 4, Jacob Gilbert 4, Carter Gilbert 13, Cole Brunet 4, James Bates 7, Trae Thompson 9); Hawks 31 (Grayden Garrett 12, Henry Garrett 2, Riley Webb 9, Karter Turner 4, Gabe Merjavac 5, Sebastien Cordeiro 3)

Sixers 50 (Nicholas MacNeil 2, Simon Risk 4, Christopher Kerstens 10, Zack Flake 7, Kyle Cifala 1, Griffin Hunt 2, Max Dingel 8, Jayce Boshart 2, Noah Borges 4, Jack Mundell 6, Will Hanson 2, Severin Steele 2); Heat 36 (Emmitt Irwin-6, Grady Irwin 8, Jacob Seymour 8, Jabin Arbeau 2,
Carmine Cupido 2, William Parisotto 2, Nathan Hibbert 8)

As we begin league play tonight you will notice three memorial patches on uniforms in the league.

A PETE patch appears on all uniforms and is to commemorate the life and contributions of league founder Don “Pete”Petersen. Don started the league as a 17 year old caretaker at St. Patrick School and that commitment to the children in his neighbourhood has grown in to the 38 team program we enjoy today.

All of the Biddy Division uniforms also carry a MR patch in memory of, and to commemorate the contributions made to the league by Mike Robertson. Mike lived beside St. Pat’s, and spent his evenings at the gym in the role of referee for several divisions, but with a special attachment to the Biddy group. He was a huge supporter of our fundraising efforts and a significant behind the scenes contributor to our success.

The third memorial patch you will see on the Golden Gals uniforms in the Little Gals Division. These TVH patches are worn to commemorate the too short life of Trinity VanHeddegem, a player on the Golden Gals that passed away during her first season playing with us. The Trinity VanHeddegem Award is given annually at the banquet to a first year player in the Little Gals Division at the banquet.

Results of Games Played Monday September 30, 2019

Grizzlies 30 (Lukas Dingel 11, Luke Sheppard 6, Garret Hopkins 6, Nicholas Chalmers 5); Ravens 26 (Marcus Repetti 6, Luca Repetti 4, Ethan Hope 3, Kian Azimi 3, Sullivan Ivens 2, Jacob Hollywood 2, Kaydin Costa-Babcock 2, Henry Yanovsky-Ball 2)

Orange 32 (Kyler Salter 7, Mason Irwin 5, Justin Ibeakanma 4, Jacob Machado 4, Cash Baker 4, Rowan Hicks 2, Saki Braun 2, Yabu Montalvo 2, Tyler Flake 2); Raptors 18 (Owen Kirby 6, Ryker Brunette 4, Ryan Badour 4, Cameron Lucas Campbell 2, Owen Wallace 2)

Magic 28 (Adam Mignault 10, Gabriel Boundzanga 8, Troy Dodier 4, Shane Ellerbeck 2, Merik Moore-Vickery 2, Dayshawn DaSilva 2); Vikings 21 (Owen Maloney 6, James Webb 4, Finn Henderson 4, Weston Cooper 2, Cooper MacNeil 2, Grady Sneddon 2, Dylan Suarez 1)

Suns 30 (Reed Mastorakas 12, A.J. Carscallen 6, Jacob Girard 6, Kauden Cox 4, Parker Hollywood 1, Liam Olding 1); Tarheels 27 (Luca Viera 13, Presley Wilson 8, Noah Kahlen 2, Samuel Sousa 2, Miles Cantarutti 2)