PH Classic

Paul Halligan Classic

"Shooting for a Cure."
On July 21, 1997 Regiopolis Notre-Dame lost one of its greatest supporters. Paul Halligan died of cancer after a two-year battle with the disease. Paul was a graduate of RND, a basketball and football coach, an organizer of the Alumni Association, founder of the Irish Ontario Basketball Club, and the driving force behind the Peter Carty Memorial. Above all else, Paul was a devoted member of the school community, continually demonstrating his Christian call to service. He was a man of faith who spread the message of the Gospel through the example of his life and the teachings he passed on to the members of his teams, or anyone who was touched by his work. He showed us what could be achieved with dedication and determination; what joys can be derived from self-sacrifice; what strength there is in warmth and kindness; and what power there is in accepting the will of the Lord. He lived a vocation of service and our school communities are blessed to have known him and touched by his life. October is Breast Cancer Awareness month; therefore we have decided to focus our efforts in this direction. This year alone 25,000 women will develop breast cancer and 5,500 of these women will die from this disease. We are hopeful that through your donations, we will continue the progress in “SHOOTING FOR A CURE!” The game is played in honor of Paul Halligan who was very involved in girls basketball at Regi and Holy Cross. Paul felt that girls should had the same opportunities as boys. "We Come together as rivals and fight for a very important cause."- Mrs. Leslie Stevenson.

"Shooting for a Cure."

On July 21, 1997 Regiopolis Notre-Dame lost one of its greatest supporters. Paul Halligan died of cancer after a two-year battle with the disease. Paul was a graduate of RND, a basketball and football coach, an organizer of the Alumni Association, founder of the Irish Ontario Basketball Club, and the driving force behind the Peter Carty Memorial. Above all else, Paul was a devoted member of the school community, continually demonstrating his Christian call to service. He was a man of faith who spread the message of the Gospel through the example of his life and the teachings he passed on to the members of his teams, or anyone who was touched by his work. He showed us what could be achieved with dedication and determination; what joys can be derived from self-sacrifice; what strength there is in warmth and kindness; and what power there is in accepting the will of the Lord. He lived a vocation of service and our school communities are blessed to have known him and touched by his life.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month; therefore we have decided to focus our efforts in this direction. This year alone 25,000 women will develop breast cancer and 5,500 of these women will die from this disease. We are hopeful that through your donations, we will continue the progress in “SHOOTING FOR A CURE!”

The game is played in honor of Paul Halligan who was very involved in girls basketball at Regi and Holy Cross. Paul felt that girls should had the same opportunities as boys.

"We Come together as rivals and fight for a very important cause."- Mrs. Leslie Stevenson.

Year	Winners	Score
2002	JR - RND SR - HC	40 - 34
2003	JR - HC SR - HC
2004	JR - RND SR - HC	32 - 25 51 - 39
2005	JR - RND SR - HC	40 - 15
2006	JR - RND SR - RND	41 - 17 48 - 32
2007	JR - RND SR - RND
2008	JR - RND SR - RND	45 - 36
2009	JR - HC SR - HC