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HRH vs Panthers in volleyball league matches
by Mikaela Kuefler
On September 26, the Holy Redeemer High School Rebels hosted a junior
high volleyball league game against the Ecole Pine Grove School Panthers.
Both boys and girls teams shared the gym and were able to play side by side.
The boys game had a slower start as both teams struggled due to younger
players and inexperience. As a result, the first set was close, with a score of 25-
21.
By the second set, the rebels dominated the court, winning 25-13.
Upon the third set, both teams played hard, as the Panthers started to get into
the rhythm of the game. Final set score was 25-22.
HRH managed to pull away in the fourth set, winning the set 25-12.
By the fifth set, Pine Grove tried to hang on and played hard. HRH was able
to pull ahead with a score of 25-20. Overall score was 5-0 for HRH.
Melanie Debrecen, HRH boys coach, stated “I'm pretty proud of them. We
were struggling in the first few sets. We're missing a lot of our older players.
Our grade nine's are off golfing today. We had seven and eight's mostly but I
think they really pulled through. We had a few players that hadn't come to any
practices yet and I think they've done a really good job of pulling through in
the end.”
Pine Grove boys coach, Roger Redman, explained “the game went well. We
haven't had a lot of practice time so, we're just working on some basic skills.
We're just passing and serving. They did very well for their first game. We
have a bunch of grade six students. Most of them haven't played volleyball
before.”
The girls volleyball game started out with Pine Grove pulling ahead of HRH
and playing a solid set, ending with a score of 25-9.
In the second and third set, both teams played competitively as HRH won
both sets 25-22.
By the fourth set, HRH looked strong in the beginning but as the game
Keylan F. (8) assists Rudy K. (12) hit the ball over the net as Kirk Viray played on, Pine Grove pulled through and took the lead, winning the set 25-22.
(10) anticipates the return during the junior high league volleyball In the fifth set, Pine Grove dominated the court, winning 25-10.Final score of
game, Holy Redeemer High School against Ecole Pine Grove School the game was 3-2 for Pine Grove.
at HRH, on September 26. HRH boys beat Pine Grove 5-0. Pine Grove girls coach, Hannah Wilson, admired “it was their first game.
We've only had two practices so, overall, I was really impressed because we
Lenchmob vs Anarchy during haven't done a lot of court management or tactics.” Wilson mentioned that,
during the game the girls, “had some low points in there where they had to be
reminded what they were doing and get back in gear. We were on the edge of
Men's Fall Ball league our seats, that's for sure.”
Deon Eichhorn, HRH girls coach, commented “the girls did good. They've
come a long way since their first game (against Niton on September 22). I'm
really proud of them. Pine Grove is a really competitive team. They gave our
girls a good run.”
WILDWOOD AND DISTRICT AG
SOCIETY
AWARDS NIGHT
&
COMEDY MAGIC SHOW
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2016
WILDWOOD COMMUNITY HALL
Prize Money & Special Prizes to be Awarded.
Teammates from Lenchmob celebrate their last win of the season after Coffee & Cake at 6:30 p.m.
their Men's Fall Ball league game finals against Anarchy on September
26, on the diamonds beside the Boys and Girls Club. Lenchmob won Awards 7 pm
with a score of 26-15.
Admission: Adults 18 & over $5.00
by Mikaela Kuefler
Children Free
On September 26, Lenchmob played Anarchy during the Men's Fall Ball
league game finals, on the diamonds by the Boys and Girls Club. LARGE VEGETABLE CONTEST
Both teams came out strong at the start of the game, Lenchmob leading by NO ENTRY FEE
five by the bottom of the third inning. Both sides played a strong defence.
By the fourth inning, Lenchmob hit seven RBI's and widened the gap as One entry per family per class
Anarchy scored only one.
Upon the sixth inning, both teams hit well as Lenchmob hit seven RBI's and
Anarchy hit six. Vegetable Class:
In the seventh inning, both teams played a tighter defence, as only one run
was scored from Lenchmob for the whole inning. Final score was 26-15 for Pumpkin (Giant & Garden), Potato, Onion, Beet,
Lenchmob. Squash (Giant & Garden), Garlic, Carrot, Cabbage,
"We played really well the whole time. We we're a better team this game,
that's for sure. I don't think they were ever close. We cleaned them. We're all Parsnip, Kohlrabi, Zucchini, Turnip
excited. We wanted to win this. Home runs were getting hit. They were flying Official Scale by Weight – Vegetables weigh in at
out tonight. There were no weak spots anywhere in the line up. We always had
another good hitter coming up. They couldn't get us out," describes Lenchmob 4-5:30 p.m. NO entries accepted after 5:30 p.m.
player, Jay Maynard.
Doug Starns from Anarchy, remarked "the game didn't go great. We came out Grain Class:
hitting well and they hit well. They just kept it going and we didn't. By the
third and fourth inning, we didn't do much. That killed us. They were the better The tallest stalk of grain, any variety, must include root
team all season and they were the better team tonight.”
PAGE 32 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 2016
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR MONDAY OCTOBER 3, 2016 PAGE 33
HRH vs Panthers in volleyball league matches
by Mikaela Kuefler
On September 26, the Holy Redeemer High School Rebels hosted a junior
high volleyball league game against the Ecole Pine Grove School Panthers.
Both boys and girls teams shared the gym and were able to play side by side.
The boys game had a slower start as both teams struggled due to younger
players and inexperience. As a result, the first set was close, with a score of 25-
21.
By the second set, the rebels dominated the court, winning 25-13.
Upon the third set, both teams played hard, as the Panthers started to get into
the rhythm of the game. Final set score was 25-22.
HRH managed to pull away in the fourth set, winning the set 25-12.
By the fifth set, Pine Grove tried to hang on and played hard. HRH was able
to pull ahead with a score of 25-20. Overall score was 5-0 for HRH.
Melanie Debrecen, HRH boys coach, stated “I'm pretty proud of them. We
were struggling in the first few sets. We're missing a lot of our older players.
Our grade nine's are off golfing today. We had seven and eight's mostly but I
think they really pulled through. We had a few players that hadn't come to any
practices yet and I think they've done a really good job of pulling through in
the end.”
Pine Grove boys coach, Roger Redman, explained “the game went well. We
haven't had a lot of practice time so, we're just working on some basic skills.
We're just passing and serving. They did very well for their first game. We
have a bunch of grade six students. Most of them haven't played volleyball
before.”
The girls volleyball game started out with Pine Grove pulling ahead of HRH
and playing a solid set, ending with a score of 25-9.
In the second and third set, both teams played competitively as HRH won
both sets 25-22.
By the fourth set, HRH looked strong in the beginning but as the game
Keylan F. (8) assists Rudy K. (12) hit the ball over the net as Kirk Viray played on, Pine Grove pulled through and took the lead, winning the set 25-22.
(10) anticipates the return during the junior high league volleyball In the fifth set, Pine Grove dominated the court, winning 25-10.Final score of
game, Holy Redeemer High School against Ecole Pine Grove School the game was 3-2 for Pine Grove.
at HRH, on September 26. HRH boys beat Pine Grove 5-0. Pine Grove girls coach, Hannah Wilson, admired “it was their first game.
We've only had two practices so, overall, I was really impressed because we
Lenchmob vs Anarchy during haven't done a lot of court management or tactics.” Wilson mentioned that,
during the game the girls, “had some low points in there where they had to be
reminded what they were doing and get back in gear. We were on the edge of
Men's Fall Ball league our seats, that's for sure.”
Deon Eichhorn, HRH girls coach, commented “the girls did good. They've
come a long way since their first game (against Niton on September 22). I'm
really proud of them. Pine Grove is a really competitive team. They gave our
girls a good run.”
WILDWOOD AND DISTRICT AG
SOCIETY
AWARDS NIGHT
&
COMEDY MAGIC SHOW
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2016
WILDWOOD COMMUNITY HALL
Prize Money & Special Prizes to be Awarded.
Teammates from Lenchmob celebrate their last win of the season after Coffee & Cake at 6:30 p.m.
their Men's Fall Ball league game finals against Anarchy on September
26, on the diamonds beside the Boys and Girls Club. Lenchmob won Awards 7 pm
with a score of 26-15.
Admission: Adults 18 & over $5.00
by Mikaela Kuefler
Children Free
On September 26, Lenchmob played Anarchy during the Men's Fall Ball
league game finals, on the diamonds by the Boys and Girls Club. LARGE VEGETABLE CONTEST
Both teams came out strong at the start of the game, Lenchmob leading by NO ENTRY FEE
five by the bottom of the third inning. Both sides played a strong defence.
By the fourth inning, Lenchmob hit seven RBI's and widened the gap as One entry per family per class
Anarchy scored only one.
Upon the sixth inning, both teams hit well as Lenchmob hit seven RBI's and
Anarchy hit six. Vegetable Class:
In the seventh inning, both teams played a tighter defence, as only one run
was scored from Lenchmob for the whole inning. Final score was 26-15 for Pumpkin (Giant & Garden), Potato, Onion, Beet,
Lenchmob. Squash (Giant & Garden), Garlic, Carrot, Cabbage,
"We played really well the whole time. We we're a better team this game,
that's for sure. I don't think they were ever close. We cleaned them. We're all Parsnip, Kohlrabi, Zucchini, Turnip
excited. We wanted to win this. Home runs were getting hit. They were flying Official Scale by Weight – Vegetables weigh in at
out tonight. There were no weak spots anywhere in the line up. We always had
another good hitter coming up. They couldn't get us out," describes Lenchmob 4-5:30 p.m. NO entries accepted after 5:30 p.m.
player, Jay Maynard.
Doug Starns from Anarchy, remarked "the game didn't go great. We came out Grain Class:
hitting well and they hit well. They just kept it going and we didn't. By the
third and fourth inning, we didn't do much. That killed us. They were the better The tallest stalk of grain, any variety, must include root
team all season and they were the better team tonight.”
