| 2010
Junior Football Team
KASSAA Champions |
| ## |
Player |
|
# |
Player |
|
| 7 |
Joey
Callery |
|
50 |
Aaron
Runions |
|
| 8 |
Troy
Almeida |
|
52 |
Dustin
Gardiner |
|
| 10 |
David
Cochrane |
|
53 |
Mitchell
Krueger |
|
| 12 |
Michael
Lamothe |
|
54 |
Cole
Perry |
|
| 12 |
Aidan
Schwarz |
|
54 |
Rhys
Davies |
|
| 14 |
Alex
Faroldi |
|
57 |
Stuart
Mulholland |
|
| 16 |
Tyler
Ling |
|
58 |
Josh
Brown |
|
| 17 |
Liam
Brand |
|
60 |
Symeon
Bellousis |
|
| 18 |
Connor
Plumpton |
|
60 |
Harris
McEachern |
|
| 20 |
James
Truelove |
|
61 |
Joey
Bishop-Abrams |
|
| 20 |
Justin
Berube |
|
62 |
Brad
Grier |
|
| 21 |
Adam
Moodie |
|
|
|
|
| 22 |
Lukas
Mortensen-Truscott |
|
63 |
Keaton
Zandbergen |
|
| 23 |
Jared
Odorico |
|
65 |
Jonathan
Blacklock |
|
| 24 |
Alex
Murano |
|
66 |
James
Fortune |
|
| 25 |
Joe
Kenney |
|
67 |
Jordan
Goncalves |
|
| 29 |
Nick
Carriere |
|
68 |
Brandon
Zeiger |
|
| 31 |
Luke
Kilpatrick |
|
72 |
Kenzie
Harris |
|
| 33 |
Zach
Emelifeonwu |
|
74 |
Paul
Chant |
|
| 36 |
Mark
MacDonald |
|
75 |
Taylor
Noyes |
|
| 37 |
Zach
Knapp-Hermer |
|
76 |
Jackson
Taylor |
|
| 38 |
Sean
Mombourquette |
|
78 |
Nicholas
Zanet |
|
| 39 |
Ryan
Fox |
|
79 |
Blake
Nott |
|
| 40 |
Connor
Burns |
|
79 |
Brandon
Dillon |
|
| 41 |
Gabe
Laplante-Brady |
|
82 |
Courtney
Norris |
|
| 43 |
Brady
Noonan |
|
83 |
Chris
Niles |
|
| 45 |
Thomas
Bouvier |
|
85 |
Jared
Warwick |
|
| 46 |
Matt
Truelove |
|
86 |
Aiden Tamasauskas |
|
| 47 |
Connor
Tobin |
|
89 |
Gage
Dunleavy |
|
| 48 |
Travis
Tait |
|
89 |
Dugan
Anghelescu |
|
| 49 |
Sam
McDonald |
|
90 |
Jean-Michel
Noel |
|
| |
|
|
99 |
Ryder
Airlie-Blundon |
|
First-year
Receiver Plays Like a Veteran
Taken From the Kingston Whig Standard
With a 6-foot-1 build and very good speed, Kenzie Harris had all the
attributes to be a solid receiver.
Regiopolis-Notre Dame Panthers junior football coach Will Geris gave
Harris that chance this season and the youngster took full advantage
of the opportunity.
Shifted to receiver from offensive tackle this season, Harris responded
with a game MVP performance in the Panthers' 43-6 demolition of the
Sydenham Golden Eagles in the junior football final on Saturday at Richardson
Stadium.
Harris hauled in two long touchdown passes from quarterback David Cochrane
and also rushed for a major to lead the Panthers (8-0) to their first
Kingston Area Secondary Schools Athletic Association title since 2003.
"We saw he was a good basketball player and we made him a receiver,"
Geris said. "He's worked out. He's a big guy, he's like a man.
He can play (any sport). If he wants to stick with football, he can
go places."
After a Sydenham fumble early in the second quarter, Harris opened the
scoring by hauling in a 63-yard bomb from Coachrane.
It was all Regi after that. Star running back Liam Brand added two touchdowns
and Ryan Fox also rushed for a major.
"I thought it was going to be more challenging," said Harris,
whose team edged Sydenham 10-8 in the regular season and needed a final-minute
scoring drive to beat the Holy Cross Crusaders in a semifinal.
"But our boys, we have heart and we have determination and we came
out and showed it."
The Panthers also had a proud graduate cheering them on from south of
the border.
Ex-Regi star Cory Greenwood, now a rookie with the National Football
League's Kansas City Chiefs, relayed several messages to the team through
Geris, his onetime coach.
Peter and Lana Greenwood, the parents of the first Kingston native to
play in the NFL, attended Saturday's game.
"He's given us several (e-mail) messages from Kansas City ? just
things like when you're at the top, everybody is trying to knock you
off and how you have to play every down until the last play of the game,"
Geris said.
"They're things I tell the kids all the time, but when they are
coming from an NFL player who played for me, it means a lot.
"I tell the kids, 'This kid was just like you when he was 14 and
he's playing in the NFL. That's what you can do.'"
The Eagles hit the scoreboard late in the contest when quarterback Dylan
Fisher hit Cole Palmer for a 12-yard TD strike.
"They were bigger, stronger and faster," Eagles coach Jim
Latimer said of the Panthers.
Sydenham suffered some key injuries in a semifinal loss to the Kingston
Blues and just couldn't compete with the Panthers on championship Saturday.
Panther
Playoff Paloozza 11.09.10
 In
In the picture above Joe Kenney picks off a Holy Cross pass with only
10 seconds remaining as KASSAA playoff football returned the the Brother
O'Gara field in thrilling fashion. Troy Almeida kicked a field goal with
50 seconds on the clock to propel the Panthers to a 16-14 win over Holy
Cross and a spot in the KASSAA championship final.
Football
Victories in the West 10.29.10
The Panthers
continued their winning ways in Odessa with a balanced attack on offence,
strong play by offensive line and good execution by QB Dave Cochrane.
The 25 - 8 win over the Ernestown Eagles saw scoring from: Ryan Fox, Liam
Brand, Connor Plumpton, Single Liam Brand , 3 converts and field goal
by Troy Tlmeida.
Inside and
Outside Action on Tuesday 10.26.10
The Golden Hawks from Napanee faced the homefield Panthers and their strong
running game. TD's by Mckenize Harris, Connor Plumpton, Zach Emelifeonwu,
Ryan Fox and a punt return major by James Truelove were the offensive
spark of a 34 - 0 win. James Truelove and Tyler Ling made several timely
tackles on defence.
AAA
Battle Versus the Golden Eagles 10.21.10
Regi scored in the first quarter on a 20 yard pass to Kenzie Harris from
QB David Cochrane. A 3rd quarter 20 yard field goal by Troy Almeida rounded
out the scoring for RND. A strong defence was led by linebacker Tyler
Ling and an end of 1st half goal line save by defence gave RND momentum
on the way to a 10 - 8 victory.
Low
Scoring Affair at Frontenac 10.14.10
Excellent shut out defence led by half back Jared Oderico and Linebackers
Tyler Ling and Troy Almeida was key in the 3-0 victory the RND Junior
Football team fought for on the field today at Frontenac. The win was
the second shut out of opponents in a week. A third quarter field goal
by kicker Troy Almeida was the only score of game.
Catholic
Cup Football
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Here for a Full Sized Team Picture
Friday Night Lights at Tindall Field 10.11.10
Over
2000 High School Football fans lined the Tindall Field for four hours
of entertaining football on Friday as the Panthers clashed with the
Crusaders in the annual Catholic Cup contest.
The the opening Junior game RND used its energy and athleticism to outpace
Holy Cross in posting a 14 - 0 victory. The Panthers used a successful
ground game that saw Liam Brand scored twice withTroy Almeida cashing
in the converts. Defensively RND were able to keep HC from gaining any
momentum as the Panthers moved to 2 - 0 in KASSAA play.
The senior contest
started with a flurry of scoring as HC opened with a touchdown drive
only to see RND take the following kick off back for a tying touchdown.
Soon afterward the Panthers blocked a punt deep inside the Crusaders
end, but only came away with 1 point. That was RND's last, best offensive
opportunity to score as both teams played fast-paced and disciplined
football.
Juniors
Kick Off with a Win 09.25.10
The Panthers
opened their season at Lasalle where they put the Black Knights on their
heels right away when RND's Zach Emelifeonwu returned the opening kick
off for an 80 yard score. Balanced running and passing attack set the
stage on offence for touchdown receptions by McKenize Harris and runs
by Liam Brand. Troy Almeida converted all three majors. The defence held
LSS at bay for most of the afternoon and even added to the scoreboard
with Tyler Ling made a tackle to record a safety.
September
2010 - Tryouts
Regiopolis-Notre Dame Student-Athletes return to school on Tuesday,
September 7. RND coaches will be prepared for the upcoming KASSAA Fall
Sports season on day one with information about sign-up meetings and
tryout sessions available through: Hallway Posters, Morning Announcements
and Postings on the RND Scoreboard web site.
All RND Student-Athletes
must complete and submit to a RND Teacher Coach a Student
Athlete Participation Form before participating in any tryout session.
These forms can be downloaded and printed (Click
Here) for careful completion before the first tryout session.
Student
Accident Insurace
The Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board does not
provide any accidental death, disability, dismemberments medical/dental
expenses insurance on behalf of the students participating on school
teams. To cover any potential medical or dental costs, parents are encouraged
to consider purchasing the Student Accident Insurance Plan made available
by Regiopolis-Notre Dame at the beginning and throughout the school
year. Participation is voluntary and costs are to be paid by the parent
or guardian. This insurance will provide coverage for school activities
as well as activities outside of the school day. For more information
on this insurance, visit the www.insuremykids.ca
site.
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