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Senior Boys Volleyball
Team Index
2009 Senior Boys Volleyball Team
OFSAA Gold Medalists
KASSAA / EOSSAA Champions
Number
Player
Number
Player
Mike Commerford
Tim Parker
Constant Guillot
Ben Plazzotta
Martin Freundorfer
Cam Santoni
John Justinich
Peter Sheahan
Iain McLean
Cam Utley
Andrew McCormick
Scott Wilson
Jack McCabe
Andrew Zalewski
Collin Mears
Pat Zalewski
Graham Mulrooney
       
Coach
Mr. Mark McKenna
Mr. Jim Londry
Mr. Pat Farrell
Preliminary Tournament Schedule for 2009
Sept 12
2 Teams Competing
Sept 20
Royal Military College
2 Teams Competing
Sept 25 / 26
1 Team leaving Thursday Night following League game
Sept 28
Young Group Competing
Oct 16 / 17
Nicholson College
Large tournament. 1 RND team competing.
Friday Night Banquet and Mass
Oct 30
30 team tournament. 1 RND team competing. Traveling
Thursday evening following League game
Nov 6,7
Click Here to See a Tournament Schedule
Nov 13
Regiopolis-Notre Dame
Hosting EOSSAA
Panthers Pounce on Gold

Championship Game - Panthers take OFSAA Gold 11.28.09
In a four set match in front of an electric crowd the RND Panthers showed true grit in a come for behind victory in the OFSAA AAA Boys Volleyball Championship game.
The Panthers faced a tough squad from Sir Winston Churchill in St. Catherines, who featured to of the best hitters of the tournament. RND came out flying in the first set winning most of the rallies. However the adrenaline may have caused some serves to go long and some passes off line as RND errors were the cause of the Panthers dropping their only set of the tournament.
The experienced CATS immediately rebounded in the next set, reeling off the first 5 points and dominating the net with several monster blocks on the Bulldog hitters. The Panthers quickly drew even winning the second set 25-12.
The Panthers again burst out to a lead in the pivotal third set only to see the Churchill group climb back to even late in the set. Leading 20-19 and with serve RND played it's best volleyball of the match, where several long rallies had the crowd on it's confidently closing out the third set 25-22.
With the goal in sight the Panthers stretched out another early lead in the fourth and final set. This time it was spectacular defence that saw Panthers flying all over saving big hits from the opposition and then cashing them into back-breaking points for the Garnet and Gold.
As the final ball hit the floor the players, coaches and fans exploded onto the court. The St. Mike's gym is RND's home away from home as the Volleyball program has sealed two OFSAA gold on the hardwood.
Too many congratulations for this web site as the RND contingent enjoyed the victory and the players received their medals.
Check out the Slideshow of Pictures of the Championships Panthers, their Fans and the Third OFSAA Banner that will soon hang at RND - Click Here

Panthers Cop Provincial Gold
Taken from the Kingston Whig Standard

Patrick Kennedy

 Earlier this decade Regiopolis-Notre Dame underwent an unofficial shift in varsity athletics, a gradual alteration unnoticed at first but one that soon transformed the Panthers into perennial powers in one particular sport.
Make no mistake -- volleyball is king at Regi, and today the Catholic cats are kings of triple-A volleyball in the province.
Again.
On Saturday night, the top-seeded Panthers copped their second Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations three-A title, beating the Bulldogs of Winston Churchill 3-1 in the final of the 20-team tournament in Stratford.
Curiously, the cats, winners of 59 straight matches heading into the final, were forced to claw The former paced the Panthers attack with 18 kills while the latter added a dozen.
One Justinich kill shot stood out and simultaneously inflated the cats' spirit while deflating the Bulldoggies. McKenna equated it to a clean open-ice hit in hockey.
"John was a beast out there," he said. "He had a couple of huge blocks but that big kill really got us going."
Added Sheahan, one of nine Regi seniors making their high school volleyball swansong: "When John ripped it, our whole bench just went crazy and the other bench was completely demoralized."
Though they won on the road, the Panthers enjoyed a distinct home-court feel. Approximately 100 fans, friends, family and faculty members journeyed to Stratford.
back against the second-seeded Bulldogs. The St. Catharines high school stunned Regi in the opening set, 25-18.
However, there was an upside to that upset.
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"Losing that first set was the turning point in the match," noted Regi coach Mark McKenna, the former Queen's player who in his four years with Regi volleyball has directed the senior pumas to a quartet of OFSAA medals: silver, two bronze and now gold.
"We knew we hadn't played our best, especially with errors in serving," McKenna added. "We had something like five service errors in that first set and to their credit Winston Churchill capitalized and took it to us.
"That was our wake-up call.
"Every time this team has been pushed this year, the players have responded in a positive manner."
The Panthers, who entered OFSAA with a 73-3-3 overall record, breezed through the round-robin and deep into the medal round without losing a set, including a convincing sweep of arch-rival Chatham-Kent in Saturday's semifinal.
During a timeout following that opening-set setback to Winston Churchill, Regi assistant coach Pat Farrell told colleague McKenna the team was simply following a course blazed by the 2002 OFSAA champs -- the first Kingston high school team to garner triple-A provincial gold.
"Pat reminded everyone that Regi lost the opening set in the 2002 final, too," said McKenna. "That calmed us down."
Indeed, the cats rebounded with a dominant 25-12 victory in the second set before locking up the crown with set wins of 25-22 and 25-16.
Regi's power hitters, right side John Justinich and left side Peter Sheahan, had a field day in the final.
"It felt like a home game," explained Sheahan.
"It was probably even better than the KASSAA final, maybe not as many (fans) but better because of what was at stake."
Five years ago Farrell kick-started Cats volleyball, offering clinics and camps and competition for young players at Regi feeder schools.
"For some guys, setter Cameron Santoni for instance, this is the culmination of a lot of practice," Farrell said of the setter, who started with Cats in Grade 6.
"He and the others reaped the rewards this weekend."
Farrell also heaped praise on McKenna, calling him "one of the best coaches, if not the best, in Ontario.
"When Mark came to Regi, it gave us committed coaches in both junior and senior. In terms of continuity, he turned this into a program."
A program that today is tops in the province.

Saturday- Playoff Day at OFSAA 11.28.09

Sorry for the Delay - the "staff" of the RND Scoreboard were too busy watching Dave Rooney win the Vanier Cup to update the web site between games. WELL DONE ROONEY

Game #6 - Semi-Final: RND got off to a slow start versus the Golden Hawks of Chatham Kent with several unforced errors. The team traded points until Peter Sheahan served seven straight to push the Panthers out to a lead they would not surrender. RND played with controlled energy in getting to many balls and providing punishing hits on their way to a 25-15 win. The second set saw RND jump out to a commanding lead where RND then cruised to a 25-13 win, qualifying them for the Gold Medal Match versus Sir Winston Churchill of St. Catherines. The Panthers will return to the site of their 2002 Gold Medal win, at the gym at St. Mike's.

Game #5 - Quarter-Final: The Panthers got a late start at St. Mike's versus Anderson of Oshawa. The boys must have stored up their energy waiting to hit the court as they played nearly flawless volleyball in posting a straight set 25-8, 25-10 victory. The Panthers served very well and kept their composure through the long delay and any obstacles the group from Anderson offered. The win secured a medal, but the Panthers have their eyes on the medal colour of choice as they headed back to the Stratford Agriplex for the 3:30 semi-final showdown with cross province rival - Chatham Kent.

Friday - Preliminary Play at OFSAA 11.27.09

Highlight Pictures: Click Here - for pictures of the Panthers in action.

Game #4: The Panthers and their growing gang of fans headed back to the Stratford Agriplex for their final preliminary round contest versus Bishop Ryan of Hamilton (GHAC) The Celtics hung tough throughout the first set and were serving at 23 points. The Panthers dug down and overcame the deficit taking the set 25 - 23 and then used the energy to roll through the final set 25 - 9 to secure first place in their pool. The team is headed out to dinner and some well deserved rest before entering playoff action tomorrow. Stay tuned to the RND scoreboard for up to the minute, court side postings of results.
Game #3: The Panthers faced a young and athletic crew of Warriors from St. Mike's, with a large crowd of hometown fans banging drums and loudly cheering from the St. Mike's gym. The team traded points to begin with until the game reached 10 points. RND's experience began to take charge as the Panther then powered past St. Mike's to a 25-17 first set win. RND played in front of the St. Mike's crowd to start the second set and dropped the first 4 points. The Panthers quickly huddled, regrouped and played above their opponents securing a convincing 25-18 second. The Panthers had their best serving game of the tournament so far. The boys are currently resting in preparation for their final preliminary round game at 6:00.
Game #2: A noon start versus Waterloo-Oxford saw RND again start with some shaky play. Behind by 4 early on RND turned the tide with several cross court kills from the left side. The serving picked up and the Panthers closed out the set 25-17.
The second set saw RND play the way an experienced OFSAA quality club should perform. Crisp passing and punishing hits pushed the Garnet and Gold to a momentum building 25-12 win. At 3:00 the Panthers will step onto the court at St.Michael's to face the homecourt, sixth seeded squad.
  Game #1: The Panthers were on the floor at the Stratford Community Agriplex at 9:00 facing the COSSA rep. the Crestwood Mustangs of Peterborough. RND started slowly in the games opening minutes adjusting the big stage and very big room of the triple gym at the OFSAA site. A couple of big blocks got the Garnet and Gold rolling mid-way through the first set they started to pile on the consecutive points. The trend continued in the second with RND securing a comfortable 2-0 victory (25-12,25-12) Next up, a 12 noon match with Waterloo-Oxford (CWOSSA)

Thursday Night at OFSAA 11.26.09
Chris Saunders got a little extra sleep this evening as he was on stage with the hypnotist who performed at the OFSAA banquet. The Panther boys enjoyed the food and entertainment as they "unwound" in preparation for opening games tomorrow/Friday.
Keep checking back to the RND Scoreboard for game by game updates directly from courtside.
OFSAA Report 11.23.09
Click Here to see an Agenda set by Mr. McKenna in preparation for the OFSAA Championship tournament.
Gunning for Gold
Taken by Kingston Whig Standard
Posted 4 hours ago
Buttressed by an imposing season record of 73-3-3, the Regiopolis-Notre Dame Panthers enter this weekend's Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations triple-A boys volleyball championships as top banana -- No. 1 seed.
A feather in the cap for the CATS? Sure thing, but no more than that, cautioned their coach. Exiting as top banana is the trick.
"It's a nice accomplishment, a nice reflection on what we've managed to do up to this point in the season," noted Mark McKenna whose club rides a 52-match win streak into Stratford. "But it's just a number."
As recent evidence, he alluded to perennial contender Chatham-Kent. Last year's top seed placed fourth.
McKenna made it clear the Panthers are on a gold-mining expedition. "We're looking to win," he said firmly.
"In many ways this is the best squad we've had here," he added on the talented troupe that returned nine players from last year's OFSAA bronze medalist, including the entire starting lineup. "We're deep and very balanced."
In 2002 the Regi volleyballers became the first Kingston-area school to win OFSAA triple-A gold, one week before the Holy Cross Crusaders captured gold at the three-A girls basketball championships.
In McKenna's three seasons as coach, the seniors have won three county and regional titles and three OFSAA medals -- a silver in '07 sandwiched between bronze in '06 and '08.
Spearheading the CATS' attack is Cameron Santoni, among the best setters in the province and at six-foot-three one of the tallest.
"He has great hands," said McKenna. "He's fast, smart and for a setter pretty big, a real weapon at the net."
The team's enviable depth is one reason for the 79 matches to date.
"We know we have players on the bench who could start at other schools," said McKenna. "We play a lot of games just so we can give them quality playing time, which they need if they're to improve their game."
For those superstitious cats, there is a good omen, albeit one worth about as much as top billing come curtain time: St. Michael's Catholic Secondary School, host of this year's 20-team affair, also hosted the successful gold-mining trip of '02.
EOSSAA Report 11.18.09
Following their unprecedented success winning four KASSAA titles at Bartlett gym last Saturday the RND Panthers took their momentum into EOSSAA play attempting to capture a red ribbon for the Junior Panthers and a trip to OFSAA for the Senior Panther teams.
Senior Boys Volleyball: RND Wins EOSSAA Championship. RND won their 5th Consecutive EOSSAA Championship. In their opening match Regiopolis-Notre Dame squared off against KASSAA Finalist Holy Cross and defeated them 25-19, 25-12. Peter Sheahan led the Regi attack by registering 9 kills. Unfortunately for Holy Cross, 5th year setter Mike Teves badly sprained his ankle in the 2nd set to leave the Crusaders shorthanded on offence. Match two of the day saw RND play St. Joseph's Cornwall. RND got off to a sluggish start but managed to win the first set thanks to 6 kills from Pat Zalewski and 4 service aces from john Justinich. Andrew Zalewski brought the energy in the second set that lacked in the first. RND won the match 25-15, 25-5. In the play on to OFSAA match Holy Cross defeated St. Joseph's 2-0 (25-17, 28-26. In the EOSSAA final RND found their game to defeat Holy Cross for the 3rd time in five days 25-12, 25-10. Congratulations to the boys and best of luck at OFSAA in Stratford!

Dominance Continues For RND Volleyball
Taken from the Kingston Whig Standard

It was a reserved celebration for the Regiopolis-Notre Dame Panthers senior boys volleyball team.
Sure, the players held out four fingers for photographers to signify the team's fourth consecutive Kingston Area Secondary Schools Athletic Association championship. Yes, there was some back-slapping and a few smiles.
But one could tell the Panthers want a whole lot more than a KASSAA title this year.
The perennially provincially contending Panthers notched a convincing 3-0 (25-10, 25-13, 25-15) victory over the Holy Cross Crusaders at Bartlett Gym to complete a Regi sweep on championship Saturday (junior and senior boys volleyball, junior and senior girls basketball) at Queen's University's Bartlett Gym.
"They're phenomenal," Holy Cross coach Robert Manion said of the senior volleyball Panthers.
"They have a great coach (Mark McKenna), a phenomenal program and they're certainly deserving of the win."
Asked what he thought of the Panthers' chances if they advanced to the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations triple-A championship, Manion said, "I would be surprised if they didn't (earn a) medal."
Considering the Panthers have done just that the past four years, there's no reason to think otherwise.
But the Panthers are looking for provincial gold for the first time since 2002 and the OFSAA championship just happens to be taking place in the 2002 host city this year -- Stratford.
"I've heard good vibes (about Stratford)," Regi veteran Peter Sheahan said with a smile.
While McKenna wants the Panthers to take a one-game-at-a- time approach, it has to be hard for the players not to look ahead.
The Panthers should breeze to victory at the Eastern Ontario Secondary Schools Athletic Association tournament at Regi, which would send them back to OFSAA.
Sheahan feels this year's Panthers outfit is stronger than last year's third-place finishers at OFSAA. The entire starting lineup is back from last year.
But the Panthers aren't perfect.
"We made a ton of service errors," Sheahan said.
Fourteen to be exact.
"We played well, but our serving needs to get better," Sheahan added.
While the Crusaders' all-star trio of Jeff Davies, Mike Teves and Evan Van Zuylen fought hard to keep Holy Cross in the match, it was a one-sided contest.
The Crusaders did take a set off the Panthers in regular season play, but Regi has stepped up its game for the post-season.
"Our serving was a problem, but everything else was pretty good," McKenna said. "We were running on all cylinders."
Sheahan led the way with eight kills, while John Justinich had seven.

Semi-Final-Athon - Results 11.11.09
Panthers fans keen for a taste of all the Garnet and Gold teams will be able to enjoy basketball and volleyball action in the CND gym on Thursday. The Semi-Final-athon will see RND on their home court for 6 consecutive hours as the Panthers will battle their KASSAA opposition for the opportunity to compete in the KASSAA championship games this coming Saturday.
Senior Boys Volleyball: RND Senior Boys made it an all REGI Saturday with a 3-0 victory over the Ernestown Eagles. Set scores were 25-19, 25-18, 25-8. Left Sides Pat Zalewski and Peter Sheahan registered 8 kills apiece and Cameron Santoni had 30 assists to lead the offence. Best of Luck on Saturday.
Quarter-Final Results 11.10.09
 Senior Boys Volleyball: Senior Boys dispatched of Les Dragaons from Marie Rivier in straight sets. Set scores were 25-19, 25-13, 25-15. Martin Freundorfer recorded 9 kills while Cameron Santoni and John Justinich combined for 11 service aces.
Ottawa / Colonel By Tournament - Information 11.04.09
The Panthers are headed to the National Capital for the Colonel By Cougars event, Click Here for a Tournament Schedule. The team will be staying at the Hotel Indigo, 123 Metcalfe St., Ottawa
Volleyball Tournament Championship 11.08.09
RND Senior Boys continued their impressive exhibition schedule capturing the Cougar Classic in Ottawa. In pool play RND defeated Franco Cite 3-0 (25-14, 25-14, 25-15) Hillcrest 3-0 (25-12, 25-14, 25-19) and Glebe 3-1(25-11, 21-25, 25-12, 25-18). This earned them a first place finish in pool play. In semi-final action the Senior Cats defeated Samuel Genest 3-1 (25-17, 22-25, 25-19, 25-23). The final game of day two saw RND matched against the three time AA OFSAA Champion Eden Flyers. Playing their best volleyball of the year the boys defeated Eden 3-2 (25-22, 21-25, 22-25, 25-20, 15-10). Best of luck to the boys as they begin KASSAA quarter-final action on Tuesday.
Season Ends With a Win 11.09.09
 RND Unbeaten in 2009. RND finished the KASSAA regular season 11-0 with a straight sets victory over Loyalist Collegiate. Set scores were 25-11, 25-8, 25-10. Tim Parker and Iain MacLean registered 12 and 10 points respectively for the winners. Next up quarter-finals on Tuesday.
RND Crosses the Causeway 11.09.09
RND Senior Boys improved to 10 wins and 0 losses on the season. RND defeated LaSalle Black Knights in three straight sets. Set scores were 25-10, 25-11, 25-13. Peter Sheahan scored 7 kills to lead the Panthers and Andrew Zalewski had 28 assists for the victors.
RND Volleyball Prepping for the Playoffs 10.31.09
 This past weekend the RND Senior Boys travelled to Mississauga for the Authentic Rick Hansen/Mississauga Secondary Volleyball Tourney. Competing against 29 other teams the boys played some of their best volleyball of the season to win the tourney. In pool play RND defeated Holy Trinity (Oakville) 2-0, Cheseley District 2-0, Woodland Christian (Breslau) 2-0 and Innisdale (Barrie) 2-0. This ensured that they were first in their pool and secured a first round bye in the playoffs. In the playoff round RND defeated Woburn (Toronto) 2-1, Innisdale 2-0, and in the Tournament Championship RND defeated St. Mike's (Toronto) 2-0. Well Done!
Home Court Versus the Crusaders 10.30.09
 RND defeated Holy Cross 3-1. Set scores were 25-9, 25-18, 24-26, 25-19. John Justinich had 10 kills on 10 sets and Cameron Santoni registered 41 assists for the victors.
Sydenham Comes South to See the Panthers 10.28.09
Boys won in three straight sets once again (25-6, 25-18, 25-20) over the Sydenham Golden Eagles. Middles Cam Utley and Scott Wilson combined for 14 kills on 18 sets and Cameron Santoni notched 25 assists as well as 11 service points. RND concluded the final 2 sets with 31 team errors including 12 service errors. Energy and focus will continue to areas to focus on in league play.
Weekend Tournament Information 10.25.09
The Senior Boys will be headed to Rick Hansen Secondary School this weekend to face some of the best teams in the province. A full tournament schedule is posted - Click Here. The team will be staying at: Four Points Sheraton, 2501 Argentia Rd., Mississauga, ON L5N 4G8. (905) 858-2424
Senior Boys - Seventh Straight 10.22.09
Senior Boys won their seventh straight game versus the Frontenac Falcons. Set scores were 25-14, 25-10, and 25-18. John Justinich led the RND offence with 5 kills while Mike Commerford provided the much needed energy and passing from the backrow. Next week features a battle versus AAA opponents Sydenham and Holy Cross.
Wild Weekend of Volleyball Action 10.17.09
Thirty Catholic Schools from all over the province descended upon Belleville to compete in the prestigious Ontario Catholic Cup Tournament. RND split their team to double their playing time and to continue to develop their individuals and team games. The plan proved to be a success as the RND teams combined to finish with a perfect 16 and 0 record. Meeting in the final RND 2 defeated RND 1 in a close contest. Teams defeated along the way were Quinte Christian (Belleville), St. Mike's (Stratford), St. Mary's (Owen Sound), Resurrection (Kitchener),Neil MacNeil (Toronto), St. Christopher (Sarnia), St. Theresa (Richmond Hill), Centre Hastings (Madoc), Regina Mundi(London),Chaminade (Toronto), Notre Dame (Burlington) and St Thomas Aquinas (Oakville). Both teams should be congratulated for an excellent weekend of volleyball.
Belleville Tournament Information 10.12.09
Please see the Three Documents outlining plans for the Catholic Cup tournament to be played in Belleville on October 16 and 17
Full Tournament Schedule - Click Here / Tournament Pools - Click Here / Site, Gym Addresses - Click Here
Golden Hawks Fall Victim to the Panthers 10.13.09
RND ran their consecutive sets win streak to eighteen with another 3-0 victory. Match scores were 25-8, 25-9, 25-17. Ben Plazzotta returned from injured reserve to register 3 kills, 4 stuffs and 4 service points while Cameron Santonit added 10 service points with 13 assists. Mark Dalton of Napanee recorded 11 kills for the Golden Hawks.
Senior Volleyball Bounce the Blues 10.8.09
RND improved upon their perfect record this season with another straight sets victory over the winless Blues from KCVI (25-10, 25-8, 25-15) Cameron Santoni played his best match of the season recording 10 service points along with 16 assists.Collin Mears and Jack McCabe provided the much needed energy from the bench to combine for 15 points.
Odessa is Awesome for RND 10.06.09
 The Senior Boys Volleyball team improved to four wins and zero losses for the season in a straight set victory of the Ernestown Eagles (25-13,25-14, 25-17). RND combined for 12 service errors and 10 hitting errors which contributed to a sloppy performance and listless effort.
Downing "The Ridge" at RND 10.01.09
The Senior Boys improved to three wins and zero losses (25-19,25-10,25-13) on the year with another straight set victory. Martin Freundorfer recorded 8 kills and Cameron Santoni had his best service game of the year scoring 7 points.
Panther versus Panther Results-Tuesday 09.29.09
RND improved to 2-0 on the regular season with a 3 - 0 win against the visiting Sharbot Lake Panthers. Tim Parker registered 12 service points to lead the Panthers, while Andrew Zalewski recorded 14 assists. Next up is Bayridge.
The Young Guns of RND Senior Volleyball 09.29.09
A young, split squad from RND competed in the Napanee Tournament on Monday. Playing many KASSAA rivals and some out of town foes, the boys played disciplined volleyball to capture the tournament championship winning all six games. In pool play the boys defeated St. Theresa's, Nicholson (both from Belleville), Perth and Ernestown all in straight sets, never surrendering more than 17 points in a set. In the Semi-Finals the squad faced Brockville Collegiate and defeated them 25-16, 25-6. In the finals the boys defeated a big Sydenham squad 25-15, 25-12 to cap off a day of dominating play. Congratulations on a great effort!
Volleyball Report from Waterloo Tournament 09.30.09
This past weekend the RND Senior Panthers travelled to the University of Waterloo to participate in the Warriors Overkill Classic. Competing against some of the best teams in the province the squad performed well on Friday. During pool play RND defeated Guelph Central (25-14, 25-16) Forest Heights (25-15, 25-12) North Park (25-11, 25-10) Colonel By (25-15, 25-12) and provincial rivals Oakridge (25-16, 25-18). This was good enough to capture first place in the pool and secure a bye to the quarter-finals. Before proceeding to Championship play the boys were placed in the Power Pool of all number ones. In this round of matches the squad dropped two sets to Saunders (24-26, 21-25) and split with Grand River (25-21, 22-25) as well as Chatham-Kent (26-24, 23-25). After the power pool the team was matched against Oakridge. Resting some players with minor injuries the boys started well winning the first set 25-15 and were leading 21-16 in the second before coll!
apsing to lose 23-25. The final set saw RND committ numerous errors once again as the squad bowed out losing 15-9). It was fantastic to get an early season look at some of the best teams in the province and to learn some valuable lessons as the boys push towards Stratford.
Volleyball Squad Starts win Win 09.26.09
 RND Senior Boys opened the regular season with a convincing straight sets victory over Marie Rivier. Leading the way for the Panthers offensively were Martin Freundorfer and Graham Mulrooney with 5 kills apiece, while Iain MacLean and Cameron Utley registered four digs to pace the side defensively. Mikael Breuvart led Les Dragons with 7 kills in the loss.
September 28 Tournament at Napanee 09.22.09
The Panthers will be sending a split squad to Napanee for a Tournament - Click Here.
University of Waterloo - Tournament Info. 09.13.09
Click Here to see a full schedule for the University of Waterloo event.
Panthers Capture RMC Tournament Championship 09.21.09
This past weekend the Senior Boys continued their tournament schedule at the RMC Classic. Placing two teams in the 16 team field both squads won their pool. RND One defeated Samuel Genest (Ottawa) Bayridge, and Rideau. RND Two defeated LaSalle, Beatrice Deloges (Ottawa) and Perth Collegiate. In the Quarter Finals RND One and Two defeated Carelton Place and and Sydenham. Semi- Final action saw a cross over in play for the guys as Samuel Genest and Beatrice Deloges switched opponents. RND 2 defeated Samuel Genest 25-17, 25-18 while RND 1 played their best volleyball of the day in a losing effort. They dropped the match 18-25, 30-28, 15-11. The final saw the RND 2 boys put together their best effort of the day defeating last years AAA Silver Medalists 25-11, 25-8.
Home Tournament to Start the Season 09.13.09
The RND Senior Boys Volleyball team opened their exhibition season hosting the Garnet and Gold Classic. The team split into two balanced squads to compete against a very competitive field. Over the course of the day the RND teams combined for a record of 7 wins-0 losses-1 tie, dropping the set (25-23) to last years AAA OFSAA Gold Medalists. The boys will be preparing this week to prepare for the Royal Military College Tournament