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EOSSAA Champs02.2612 A dominating Panther squad set out early Friday morning to T.I.S.S for the EOSSAA Championships. Every player saw court time and helped out with the convincing round robin first place finish. With another medal in their sights, the RND Panthers took the Fellows Falcons in two straight sets to win the EOSSAA Junior Girls Title! Junior Girls Volleyball - KASSAA Champions 02.20.12 The Regiopolis-Notre Dame Panthers have regained their crown in junior girls volleyball. After losing in the Kingston Area Secondary Schools Athletic Association final last year, the Panthers bounced back for their fourth title-game win in the past five years on Monday at the Queen's Centre. The Panthers took the final two sets to beat Sydenham 3-1, exacting revenge on a Golden Eagles team that beat Regi by the same score in regular-season play on Dec. 15. “We were just more confident and polished,” Panthers coach Catherine Walsh said when asked to compare Monday to the December loss, Regi's lone defeat on the season. “We passed well, we served well, we did everything well.” Whenever Regi got into trouble, Panthers star Norah Lloyd-Ellis seemed to bail them out. When Sydenham narrowed a fourth-set deficit to 19-17 from 17-10, Lloyd-Ellis' kill got the Panthers back on track. Set scores were 25-21, 13-25, 25-14 and 25-20. “She's a huge momentum person for us,” Walsh said of Lloyd-Ellis. “She's always encouraging the girls and always staying positive.” The Golden Eagles battled hard throughout. They suffered a a very big blow when star setter Katie McNichols injured her wrist while going for the ball in the first set. With McNichols off, Regi recovered from a 15-10 hole in the opener. “We rely so heavily on her,” Eagles coach Bryan English said. “She's steady for us and controls the play. However, English wasn't using it as an excuse. “Regi played very well and deserved to win,” he said. McNichols did return to the game with a taped-up wrist, but was nowhere near 100%. Still, the Golden Eagles won the second set in convincing fashion on some great underhand serving by Celina Grey. But the Panthers took control in the third set, overcoming the game Eagles with excellent all-around play. Walsh said Panthers libero Bailey Robertson had her best game of the season. “We have a large team. We started with 18 and now we have 16,” Walsh said. “I've never seen a team mesh so well.” Regi advances to the Eastern Ontario Secondary Schools Athletic Association triple-A championship on Friday in Brockville. Junior Girls Volleyball - Qualify for KASSAA 02.16.12 RND Senior Girls put on a serving clinic to dispatch of the KCVI Blues in 3 straight sets. Setter Eden Hataley and Left Side Mary Allward blistered the Blues with a combined 31 Service points including 13 aces. Mackenzie Arnold was solid in the passing game to help set up the RND offence. Set scores were 25-11, 25-13 and 25-9. Best of Luck to the Girls as they compete for the KASSAA crown this Monday at the ARC at Queen's University. Come on out with your Garnet and Gold to support your Panthers! Panther Playoff Production 02.14.12 In a short 55 minute quarter final the RND Panthers swept the visiting LaSalle Black Knights. Set scores were 25-13, 25-16 and 25-15. Sadie Morris lead the team with 20 service points and 7 kills. Norah Lloyd-Ellis added 8 service points and 10 kills KASSAA Finale - Versus Napanee 02.09.12 RND travelled to Napanee and won in 4 sets. Set scores were 25-14, 21-25, 25-8 and 25-15. Remy Herrington was the player of the game with 9 blocks, 8 service points and 6 kills.  Phase
Three vs Bayridge 02.07.12The High School winter sports season has three distinct phases. The final, and most important session, after examinations, began on Tuesday In a high intensity game from both schools, the RND Panthers came out on top in a 3 set sweep of the previously undefeated Bayridge Blazers. Remy Herrington and Norah Lloyd-Ellis lead the team with a combined 18 service points. Sadie Morris added 9 digs and setters Abbey Joy and Grace Kennedy added 26 assists. With a 3 way fight for first place the Panthers trusted their skills and came out on top. The entire team committed themselves mentally and physically (while rocking the new lucky scruchies) to pull out the win. Set scores were 25-23 25-17 and 25-22 Manic Monday @ RND 01.22.12 The RND Panthers defeated the Lasalle Black Knights in a 3-1 game where every panther saw the court. Birthday Girl Sadie Morris lead the team with 14 service points and 10 digs. Paola Finizio added 9 kills and Norah Lloyd Ellis added 7 kills to the win. Volleyball - Results from Holy Cross 01.19.12 The RND Junior Panthers pulled out a 3-1 victory over the Holy Cross Crusaders. Paola Finizio lead the team with 12 serves and Norah Lloyd-Ellis had 8 kills. Tuesday North End Battles with the Raiders 01.17.12 In a quick 42 minute game, the RND Jr Panthers swept the QECVI Raiders in 3 sets. Great passing by rookie Alex Gilmour and strong court leadership by rookie Jasmine Zahra contributed to the win. Set scores were 25-18, 25-12 and 25-14. Jump Right Into January 01.07.12 The Panthers took a 3-1 victory over the Loyalist Lancers in the first game back from the Christmas Break. Sets were 25-15, 25-16, 17-25 & 25-14. Finales Before the Holiday 12.22.11 It was Panther versus Panther in the KASSAA regular season contests before the league breaks to celebrate the Christmas Holiday. Ally Marsland lead the team with 6 kills. Remy Herrington and Grace Kennedy were strong servers combining for 16 service points as RND disposed of the home court Sharbot Lake Panthers in straight sets. Downtown Rivalry with the KCVI Blues 12.20.11 KCVI and Regiopolis-Notre Dame are two of Canada's oldest high schools. The rivalry is deep and meaningful to both communities. With co-captains Sadie Morris and Norah Lloyd-Ellis stepping up their game, the RND Panthers beat the KCVI Blues 3-1. Setter Abbey Joy ran an effective offence and had 18 assists.Set scores were 23-25, 25-22, 25-22 and 25-19 This was a hard fought battle for a tired Panther's squad. The girls greatly out shot the LaSalle Knights, but battled to a 1-1 tie going into the 3rd period. The Panthers continued to out shoot LaSalle until Natalie Carriere scored with 30 seconds remaining in the game. Hosting the Falcons in Volleyball 12.13.11 Paola Finizio had 6 kills and Bailey Robertson had 8 digs. Strong serving by veterans Norah Lloyd Ellis, Sadie Morris and Samantha Sutton lead the RND Panthers to a 3-0 victory over the Frontenac Falcons. Sets were 25-16, 25-20 and 25-20 Full Slate of Games on Thursday12.08.11 While the veterans were away the rookies played. With only 3 veteran players in the lineup, the rookies had to step up their play to beat the ESS Eagles. Veteran libero Bailey Robertson lead the team with 14 digs. Team communication was much better and the result was a 3-1 victory.Rookie Ally Marshland lead the team with 11 kills, while Hannah Greenwood, Paola Finizio and Brooke Gordanier combined for 34 service points. Saturation Saturday Tournament Schedule 12.06.11 Panther Players and Parents can see the schedule that is posted below for the Saturday, December 17 event at Holy Cross Junior Girls Volleyball - Tryout Times The Junior Girls Volleyball team will establish tryout times during the week of November 15 - 19. Specific times and dates will be posted soon and on this web page. Interested players and parents should read the information below in preparation for the initial tryout sessions.
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 Insurance 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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