A trio of games on Wednesday in the D8 senior league (and one junior game) so here are the results:
Senior
St. David 47, Monsingor Doyle 19
My Pick: SDCSS
No surprise here as the Celts get the win. Jake Klimt (9) and Dan Hummel (8) led the way for St. David, while Roberto Atwell had 7 and Tyler Saris 6 for MDCSS.
St. Mary's 76, St. Benedict 39
My Pick: SMHS
The high-octane Eagles again put up big numbers on Wednesday afternoon; they were led by Zak Hannah scoring-wise with 12 points. Santo Dak was the lone Saint in double-figures with 10.
Rockway 63, PRDG 39
My Pick: RMC
With the win, the Flames sweep the season series from PRDG and (likely) will get the CWOSSA "A" berth from District 8. Michael Hewson had 10 for Rockway, while David Nolet continued his strong play for PRDG with a 20-point effort.
D8 Senior Standings
1. Resurrection 6-0
2. St. Mary's 5-1
3. St. David 4-2
T4. Rockway 3-4
T4. St. Benedict 3-4
6. PRDG 1-6
Junior
St. Mary's 59, St. Benedict 43
SMHS: Mike Blumel 16, Eric Duong 9
SBCSS: Tyler Moulton 9, Jesse Sawyer 8
D8 Junior Standings
1. St. Mary's 5-0
2. Resurrection 3-1
3. St. Benedict 2-3
4. St. David 1-3
5. Rockway 0-4
Thursday, January 06, 2011
Wednesday, January 05, 2011
cheaptexts.ca
Have to take a minute to give some props to my brother's website creation, www.cheaptexts.ca. This site is particuarly useful for University of Waterloo or Wilfrid Laurier students, but other university/college students may find it useful as well.
It's pretty simple --- enter your course information and the books required for this coming term (i.e. Winter 2011) will be displayed on screen along with the best prices among several sellers (for instance -- Amazon, Abebooks, UW Used Books, Laurier & UW Bookstores, Bookro, etc.). Needless to say, this allows the prospective buyer to quickly compare prices across a variety of marketplaces.
If you don't wish to search by course code, searches can be done by title or ISBN as well.
Anyways, just throwing it out there in case any are interested --- thanks!
It's pretty simple --- enter your course information and the books required for this coming term (i.e. Winter 2011) will be displayed on screen along with the best prices among several sellers (for instance -- Amazon, Abebooks, UW Used Books, Laurier & UW Bookstores, Bookro, etc.). Needless to say, this allows the prospective buyer to quickly compare prices across a variety of marketplaces.
If you don't wish to search by course code, searches can be done by title or ISBN as well.
Anyways, just throwing it out there in case any are interested --- thanks!
Junior: Draw Change - Purple & Gold Tournament
A minor draw change to the Resurrection/Huron Heights "Purple and Gold" 3rd annual tournament this weekend:
The Grand River Renegades (albeit with a depleted lineup I hear) and Brantford St. John's College Eagles will be taking the place of the Eastwood Rebels and Collingwood Fighting Owls, who have other commitments this weekend.
This does not affect the lower (Huron Heights) portion of the draw but the Resurrection half of the draw is now as follows:
Friday, January 7th - 1st Round
Resurrection vs. St. David - 8:30am
Grand River vs. Brantford CI - 10am
St. John's vs. Stratford Central - 11:30am
JF Ross vs. WCI - 1pm
The Grand River Renegades (albeit with a depleted lineup I hear) and Brantford St. John's College Eagles will be taking the place of the Eastwood Rebels and Collingwood Fighting Owls, who have other commitments this weekend.
This does not affect the lower (Huron Heights) portion of the draw but the Resurrection half of the draw is now as follows:
Friday, January 7th - 1st Round
Resurrection vs. St. David - 8:30am
Grand River vs. Brantford CI - 10am
St. John's vs. Stratford Central - 11:30am
JF Ross vs. WCI - 1pm
D8: Wednesday Games & Picks
YTD: 17-2 (.895)
Here's today's senior action in the D8 league:
Rockway (2-4) at PRDG (1-5)
Pick: RMC
The Flames were victorious last time around; PRDG will need a victory here to help their playoff chances (and possible "A" CWOSSA berth aspirations). That said, I think the Flames have too much offense for PRDG here.
St. David (4-2) at Monsignor Doyle (0-6)
Pick: SDCSS
The Celtics will keep a firm grasp on 3rd place in the D8 standings with another victory today.
St. Mary's (5-1) at St. Benedict (3-3)
Pick: SMHS
The Saints could make things interesting in the early going (especially in the first game after holidays at home), but I like the Eagles to be (firmly) ahead by the end of this one.
Here's today's senior action in the D8 league:
Rockway (2-4) at PRDG (1-5)
Pick: RMC
The Flames were victorious last time around; PRDG will need a victory here to help their playoff chances (and possible "A" CWOSSA berth aspirations). That said, I think the Flames have too much offense for PRDG here.
St. David (4-2) at Monsignor Doyle (0-6)
Pick: SDCSS
The Celtics will keep a firm grasp on 3rd place in the D8 standings with another victory today.
St. Mary's (5-1) at St. Benedict (3-3)
Pick: SMHS
The Saints could make things interesting in the early going (especially in the first game after holidays at home), but I like the Eagles to be (firmly) ahead by the end of this one.
D8 Midget League: Scores & Standings
Here's a quick recap of what's been going on in the 5-team D8 midget league:
Dec 2nd
St. David 41, St. Mary's 30
Dec 9th
St. David 35, St. Benedict 19
Resurrection 39, Woodland 37
Dec 16th
Resurrection 37, St. Benedict 36
St. Mary's 58, Woodland 34
Standings & Upcoming Games
T1. St. David 2-0
T1. Resurrection 2-0
3. St. Marys' 1-1
T4. St. Benedict 0-4
T4. Woodland 0-4
Thursday January 6th (at Woodland):
Resurrection vs. St. Mary's
Woodland vs. St. David
Dec 2nd
St. David 41, St. Mary's 30
Dec 9th
St. David 35, St. Benedict 19
Resurrection 39, Woodland 37
Dec 16th
Resurrection 37, St. Benedict 36
St. Mary's 58, Woodland 34
Standings & Upcoming Games
T1. St. David 2-0
T1. Resurrection 2-0
3. St. Marys' 1-1
T4. St. Benedict 0-4
T4. Woodland 0-4
Thursday January 6th (at Woodland):
Resurrection vs. St. Mary's
Woodland vs. St. David
NSSAA: Trinity Knocks Delhi from Undefeated Ranks
A big matchup yesterday in the NSSAA featured the Delhi Raiders (3-0 entering play) and the Holy Trinity Titans (2-1 entering the contest).
Though rivals in league play, these clubs each feature about 5 players who are teammates in the offseason (on the Norfolk Nets OBA team), which always adds a bit of fuel to the fire. Tuesday's game was another hotly contested effort, but it was the Titans who were able to hold off the Raiders and come away with a 46-39 victory at home. Though Holy Trinity led throughout the game, Delhi did get within 4 points in the final frame but could not muster a further push.
Josh Johnson had 4 three-pointers and 20 poins in total for Holy Trinity, while teammate Kevin McDonald had 18 and Andrew Mattan added 6 on two deep three-pointers.
Delhi's scoring details weren't immediately available but 6'6" post Justin Lichach was dominant in the paint while Donte Richardson (a transfer from New Jersey) was able to slice his way to the basket for a strong scoring effort himself.
Some other CWOSSA clubs will get a close look at the Titans in the coming weeks --- they are playing in the Brantford CI tournament this weekend, and then will head to Waterloo next Friday for a mini-tournament (with St. David and Huron Heights).
Though rivals in league play, these clubs each feature about 5 players who are teammates in the offseason (on the Norfolk Nets OBA team), which always adds a bit of fuel to the fire. Tuesday's game was another hotly contested effort, but it was the Titans who were able to hold off the Raiders and come away with a 46-39 victory at home. Though Holy Trinity led throughout the game, Delhi did get within 4 points in the final frame but could not muster a further push.
Josh Johnson had 4 three-pointers and 20 poins in total for Holy Trinity, while teammate Kevin McDonald had 18 and Andrew Mattan added 6 on two deep three-pointers.
Delhi's scoring details weren't immediately available but 6'6" post Justin Lichach was dominant in the paint while Donte Richardson (a transfer from New Jersey) was able to slice his way to the basket for a strong scoring effort himself.
Some other CWOSSA clubs will get a close look at the Titans in the coming weeks --- they are playing in the Brantford CI tournament this weekend, and then will head to Waterloo next Friday for a mini-tournament (with St. David and Huron Heights).
BCSSAA: North Park Takes Out St. John's in OT
The North Park Trojans remained undefeated in BCSSAA senior boys play after a thrilling 48-42 overtime victory over the St. John's Eagles on Tuesday.
More details to follow.
More details to follow.
D4 Tuesday: Craig's 35 Pace Westside Past Norwell
Westside's Adam Craig scored a D4 season-high 35 points as the Westside Thunder thrashed the Norwell Redmen 57-32 in D4 play on Tuesday afternoon.
Josh Milican added 11 for WSS, while Norwell received 19 combined from the Pronks -- Andrew (11) and Tyler (8).
In the other senior game on Tuesday, Wellington Heights defeated Woodland Christian 46-40. Joe Batte (24) and Isti Kery (12) were tops for Wellington Heights, while Woodland received 12 from David Smith and 10 from Jessie Hoekstra.
In junior action, Norwell remained undefeated with a 47-35 victory over Westside. Jeremiah Wiedemann (17) and Eric MacDonald (14) led the way for NDSS while Sheldon Coates paced Westside with 9.
D4 Senior Standings
1. Centre Dufferin 5-0
2. Westside 3-2
T3. Woodland 2-2
T3. Wellington Hts 2-2
5. Norwell 2-3
6. Erin DHS 0-5
D4 Junior Standings
1. Norwell 4-0
2. Wellington Heights 2-1 (.667)
3. Centre Dufferin 3-2 (.600)
4. Westside 1-3
5. Erin DHS 0-4
Josh Milican added 11 for WSS, while Norwell received 19 combined from the Pronks -- Andrew (11) and Tyler (8).
In the other senior game on Tuesday, Wellington Heights defeated Woodland Christian 46-40. Joe Batte (24) and Isti Kery (12) were tops for Wellington Heights, while Woodland received 12 from David Smith and 10 from Jessie Hoekstra.
In junior action, Norwell remained undefeated with a 47-35 victory over Westside. Jeremiah Wiedemann (17) and Eric MacDonald (14) led the way for NDSS while Sheldon Coates paced Westside with 9.
D4 Senior Standings
1. Centre Dufferin 5-0
2. Westside 3-2
T3. Woodland 2-2
T3. Wellington Hts 2-2
5. Norwell 2-3
6. Erin DHS 0-5
D4 Junior Standings
1. Norwell 4-0
2. Wellington Heights 2-1 (.667)
3. Centre Dufferin 3-2 (.600)
4. Westside 1-3
5. Erin DHS 0-4
BAA Results: Tuesday
BAA Senior - North
West Hill 54, Georgian Bay 48
BAA Senior - South
Walkerton 59, Saugeen DSS 38
John Diefenbaker 35, Kincardine DSS 34
BAA Junior - North
Georgian Bay 36, West Hill 24
BAA Junior - South
Walkerton 45, Saugeen DSS 40
Kincardine DSS 37, John Diefenbaker 26
West Hill 54, Georgian Bay 48
BAA Senior - South
Walkerton 59, Saugeen DSS 38
John Diefenbaker 35, Kincardine DSS 34
BAA Junior - North
Georgian Bay 36, West Hill 24
BAA Junior - South
Walkerton 45, Saugeen DSS 40
Kincardine DSS 37, John Diefenbaker 26
D10: Thursday Results
Centre Wellington 66, Centennial 59
My Pick: CCVI
I went with the Spartans, who had defeated the Falcons by around 20 points (on the road to boot) in their previous matchup. However, it was the Falcons who earned the victory on Tuesday in Guelph, thanks in part to 17 from Gavin MacNamara and 13 from Reid Giondi. Andrew Ellis had 17 for Centennial, while Erik Sterne added 15.
JF Ross 82, Guelph CVI 52
My Pick: JFR
The Royals stay perfect after having four players score double figures on Tuesday afternoon --- Mike Friesen (12), Evan Karl (11), Shamlo Saeed (10) and Wil de Groot (10). Andrew Hood led the Gaels with 11.
St. James 83, Orangeville 30
My Pick: STJ
The Lions had no trouble with the winless Bears; they were backed by 23 points from star forward Ryan Higgins. Kyle Holmes had 7 for ODSS.
Lourdes 71, Bishop Mac 44
My Pick: OLOL
Like the Royals above, the Crusaders had four players in double figures: Jordan Trimble (14), Mike Finoro (13), Taylor Fraser (12) and Ben King (10) en route to the victory. For Bishop Mac, Marcus Gyles and AJ Lacasmana had 8 each.
....the above results have created a bit of a logjam in the middle of the standings:
Senior Standings
1. JF Ross 8-0
2. St. James 8-1
T3. Centennial 5-4
T3. CWDHS 5-4
T3. Lourdes 5-4
6. Guelph CVI 2-7
7. Bishop Mac 1-7
8. Orangeville 0-7
Junior D10
Bishop Mac 57, Lourdes 37
BMAC: Jesse Kendall 23, Owen Brombal 13
ODSS: Stephen Gade 12, Andrew Chapman 12
St. James 66, Orangeville 43
STJ: Liam McCormack 18
ODSS: Justin Levesque 13
Centre Wellington 50, Centennial 32
CWDHS: Braewyn Bird 10, Sam Giondi 8
CCVI: Jeremy Seed 15, Leighton Milne 7
JF Ross 68, Guelph CVI 37
JFR: Kristian Van de Kemp 27, Nolan Ireland 14
GCVI: David Wesley-James 9
Junior Standings
1. Bishop Mac 8-0
T2. St. James 7-2
T2. CWDHS 7-2
4. JF Ross 6-2
T5. Lourdes 2-7
T5. GCVI 2-7
7. Orangeville 1-6
8. Centennial 1-8
WCSSAA Tuesday: Trojans Hold off Ghosts in OT
In one (rescheduled) WCSSAA senior game on Tuesday afternoon, the Forest Heights Trojans outlasted the Galt CI Ghosts in overtime by a 65-60 final.
Needless to say, it's a slightly surprising result given that the Trojans entered the game with a perfect 5-0 record (now 6-0), while the Ghosts were 2-3 (now 2-4).
Javon Masters (20) and Srdjan Stanivuk (17) led the way for FHCI, while Galt received 16 from Gabe Vidal and 10 from Jack Simmons.
Here's a look at the updated WCSSAA standings heading into the second half of the season:
T1. SJAM 6-0
T1. Forest Heights 6-0
T3. Cameron Heights 5-1
T3. Bluevale 5-1
T5. Grand River 4-2
T5. KCI 4-2
T7. WCI 3-3
T7. Waterloo-Oxford 3-3
T7. Southwood 3-3
T10. Galt 2-4
T10. Eastwood 2-4
T10. Glenview Park 2-4
T10. Huron Heights 2-4
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T14. Preston 0-5
T14. Jacob Hespeler 0-5
Needless to say, it's a slightly surprising result given that the Trojans entered the game with a perfect 5-0 record (now 6-0), while the Ghosts were 2-3 (now 2-4).
Javon Masters (20) and Srdjan Stanivuk (17) led the way for FHCI, while Galt received 16 from Gabe Vidal and 10 from Jack Simmons.
Here's a look at the updated WCSSAA standings heading into the second half of the season:
T1. SJAM 6-0
T1. Forest Heights 6-0
T3. Cameron Heights 5-1
T3. Bluevale 5-1
T5. Grand River 4-2
T5. KCI 4-2
T7. WCI 3-3
T7. Waterloo-Oxford 3-3
T7. Southwood 3-3
T10. Galt 2-4
T10. Eastwood 2-4
T10. Glenview Park 2-4
T10. Huron Heights 2-4
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T14. Preston 0-5
T14. Jacob Hespeler 0-5
Tuesday, January 04, 2011
Update: SBCSS Tournament
As an update to my previous post on the tournament, I should note that I missed one of the CWOSSA teams participating in this year's tournament.
Kitchener Huron Heights will be making an appearance in the tournament this year; I had assumed Huron Heights from Newmarket was the "Huron Heights" participating since they have participated in previous SBCSS tournaments.
This means that an even 50% (16 of the 32) participating teams are from within the CWOSSA region.
Huron Heights will play Resurrection CSS in the first round on Friday at 9:30am (Jacob Hespeler).
Kitchener Huron Heights will be making an appearance in the tournament this year; I had assumed Huron Heights from Newmarket was the "Huron Heights" participating since they have participated in previous SBCSS tournaments.
This means that an even 50% (16 of the 32) participating teams are from within the CWOSSA region.
Huron Heights will play Resurrection CSS in the first round on Friday at 9:30am (Jacob Hespeler).
Senior Boys: Bluevale #11 Seed at Silver Fox (Jan 14/15)
The Bluevale Collegiate Knights have been given the #11 seed at the upcoming Silver Fox invitational tournament on January 14th and 15th in Hamilton.
The Knights will battle #6 St. Thomas More of Hamilton in their first round game, at 10:30am next Friday (Jan. 14th) at Glendale HS in Hamilton.
Should the Knights win that game, they would advance to a quarterfinal game against #3 Henry Carr or #19 Mississauga Ascension / #14 Stoney Creek Cardinal Newman.
If the Knights fall in their opener, they would do battle with the loser of #15 Burlington Notre Dame and #18 Hamilton Westmount on the consolation side of the bracket.
The #1 seed is Anderson CVI of Whitby and the field is ranked as follows:
#1 - Anderson CVI (Whitby)
#2 - Loyola CSS (Oakville)
#3 - Father Henry Carr CSS (Toronto)
#4 - Oakwood CI (Toronto)
#5 - Denison (Newmarket)
#6 - St. Thomas More (Hamilton)
#7 - Holy Names CSS (Windsor)
#8 - Fletcher's Meadow (Brampton)
#9 - St. Theresa CSS (Midland)
#10 - St. Francis (St. Catharines)
#11 - Bluevale CI (Waterloo)
#12 - Sarnia Northern C & VS
#13 - South Delta SS (Vancouver, BC)
#14 - Cardinal Newman (Stoney Creek)
#15 - Notre Dame CSS (Burlington)
#16 - Saltfleet SS (Stoney Creek)
#17 - Hillcrest HS(Ottawa)
#18 - Westmount SS (Hamilton)
#19 - Ascension of Our Lord CHS (Mississauga)
#20 - Glendale SS (Hamilton)
The Knights will battle #6 St. Thomas More of Hamilton in their first round game, at 10:30am next Friday (Jan. 14th) at Glendale HS in Hamilton.
Should the Knights win that game, they would advance to a quarterfinal game against #3 Henry Carr or #19 Mississauga Ascension / #14 Stoney Creek Cardinal Newman.
If the Knights fall in their opener, they would do battle with the loser of #15 Burlington Notre Dame and #18 Hamilton Westmount on the consolation side of the bracket.
The #1 seed is Anderson CVI of Whitby and the field is ranked as follows:
#1 - Anderson CVI (Whitby)
#2 - Loyola CSS (Oakville)
#3 - Father Henry Carr CSS (Toronto)
#4 - Oakwood CI (Toronto)
#5 - Denison (Newmarket)
#6 - St. Thomas More (Hamilton)
#7 - Holy Names CSS (Windsor)
#8 - Fletcher's Meadow (Brampton)
#9 - St. Theresa CSS (Midland)
#10 - St. Francis (St. Catharines)
#11 - Bluevale CI (Waterloo)
#12 - Sarnia Northern C & VS
#13 - South Delta SS (Vancouver, BC)
#14 - Cardinal Newman (Stoney Creek)
#15 - Notre Dame CSS (Burlington)
#16 - Saltfleet SS (Stoney Creek)
#17 - Hillcrest HS(Ottawa)
#18 - Westmount SS (Hamilton)
#19 - Ascension of Our Lord CHS (Mississauga)
#20 - Glendale SS (Hamilton)
23rd Annual St. Benedict CSS Tournament
The 23rd annual St. Benedict CSS Tournament (32 teams!) is set to go down this weekend in Cambridge.
Of course, I'll be doing up a preview of the action and some key players to watch in due time this week, but here's some information:
Host: St. Benedict CSS (with games also at Monsignor Doyle & Jacob Hespeler).
Dates: Friday, January 7th & Saturday, January 8th --- games go both days right through to "championship night" on Saturday at 6pm and 8pm (at St. Benedict).
Defending Champions: Brampton Notre Dame (def. Bluevale 59-56 in last year's final).
Tournament Draw: See previous post here.
Ranked CWOSSA Teams Participating (9):
Resurrection CSS (T1 - AAAA)
Bluevale CI (#4 - AAAA)
Forest Heights (#6 - AAAA)
JF Ross (#7 - AAAA)
St. James (#1 - AAA)
North Park (#2 - AAA)
Southwood SS (#6 - AAA)
Galt CI (#8 - AAA)
Bishop Macdonell (#3 - AA)
Cost: $5 adult/$3 student - tournament pass (good at all sites).
TV: Rogers Cable 20 (championship & consolation finals).
Of course, I'll be doing up a preview of the action and some key players to watch in due time this week, but here's some information:
Host: St. Benedict CSS (with games also at Monsignor Doyle & Jacob Hespeler).
Dates: Friday, January 7th & Saturday, January 8th --- games go both days right through to "championship night" on Saturday at 6pm and 8pm (at St. Benedict).
Defending Champions: Brampton Notre Dame (def. Bluevale 59-56 in last year's final).
Tournament Draw: See previous post here.
Ranked CWOSSA Teams Participating (9):
Resurrection CSS (T1 - AAAA)
Bluevale CI (#4 - AAAA)
Forest Heights (#6 - AAAA)
JF Ross (#7 - AAAA)
St. James (#1 - AAA)
North Park (#2 - AAA)
Southwood SS (#6 - AAA)
Galt CI (#8 - AAA)
Bishop Macdonell (#3 - AA)
Cost: $5 adult/$3 student - tournament pass (good at all sites).
TV: Rogers Cable 20 (championship & consolation finals).
D10: Tuesday Picks
Back from the break, with a huge week of high school hoop action.......lots of league games, and numerous tournaments this weekend.
The league play starts off today in D10 only, with WCSSAA resuming its schedule on Thursday. Anyways, here's a quick look at the games:
D10 Picks Record YTD: 20-3 (.869)
St. James (7-1) at Orangeville (0-6)
My Pick: STJ
Shouldn't be much of a problem for the talented Lions on the road here today......assuming that the weather upcountry doesn't interfere with this one actually being played.
Bishop Mac (1-6) at Lourdes (4-4)
My Pick: OLOL
The Lourdes Crusaders should continue their hold on D10's "AA" CWOSSA berth by taking out the Bishop Mac Celtics at home.
Centre Wellington (4-4) at Centennial (5-3)
My Pick: CCVI
Huge game right here with the Falcons and Spartans both fighting for home playoff games (and CWOSSA "AAAA" berths for that matter) as we enter the new year. I'll tab the Spartans to win this one, based upon their earlier success this season against CW.
JF Ross (7-0) at Guelph CVI (2-6)
My Pick: JFR
The Royals should improve to 8-0 with another win today against GCVI.
The league play starts off today in D10 only, with WCSSAA resuming its schedule on Thursday. Anyways, here's a quick look at the games:
D10 Picks Record YTD: 20-3 (.869)
St. James (7-1) at Orangeville (0-6)
My Pick: STJ
Shouldn't be much of a problem for the talented Lions on the road here today......assuming that the weather upcountry doesn't interfere with this one actually being played.
Bishop Mac (1-6) at Lourdes (4-4)
My Pick: OLOL
The Lourdes Crusaders should continue their hold on D10's "AA" CWOSSA berth by taking out the Bishop Mac Celtics at home.
Centre Wellington (4-4) at Centennial (5-3)
My Pick: CCVI
Huge game right here with the Falcons and Spartans both fighting for home playoff games (and CWOSSA "AAAA" berths for that matter) as we enter the new year. I'll tab the Spartans to win this one, based upon their earlier success this season against CW.
JF Ross (7-0) at Guelph CVI (2-6)
My Pick: JFR
The Royals should improve to 8-0 with another win today against GCVI.
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