Three-Peat
for Junior Girls Volleyball
The Junior Girls Volleyball team capped off an impressive, unbeaten season with a straight set victory over the Falcons of Frontenac in the KASSAA championship game this afternoon. Played on the new court in the Queen's Athletic and Recreation Centre, the Panthers were dominating in the first two sets. In the third set RND fell behind and it looked as if FSS would gain some life and extend the game when RND went to serve trailing 19-23. Kathleen Hogan then reeled off six straight service points and the Panthers sealed the sweep as the Garnet and Gold girls stormed the court to celebrate their championship. The 20 deep squad will next compete in the EOSSAA Junior Girls Volleyball AAA championship tournament scheduled for RND on Friday. Well Done Girls  Panthers
Headed Back to KASSAA FinalIn a heated semi-final contest, the CND gym saw a rematch between last years KASSAA finalists the Sydenham Golden Eagles and the victorious RND Panthers. Set scores were 25-21, 25-14 and 25-19. The girls played their best KASSAA game of the year with great defensive play by Mary MacDonald and Mackenzie Arnold. Huge offense generated from Mary Allward and Clara Langley today will set the tone for the KASSAA finals at the Queen s new ARC gym on Sunday at 5:00pm. Passing
the Quarter-Final Test
The Panthers proved too strong for their traditional rivals in volleyball playoff action on the CND floor. Mary Allward registered 10 kills, and Kathleen Hogan had 7 assists for the victorious Panthers. Great backrow defense from Mackenzie Arnold and Emma Lambert helped close out the match with a long series of serves in the final contest. Regular
Season Finale
The perfect end to the perfect season! The Grade Nine Panthers gave a good show of what is to come for next year s season with a solid effort against north Kingston rivals, the QECVI Raiders. Great court control came from setters Kristin O Neill and Sarah Greenwood with good offence from a smiley Emily Rowsell. Good luck in the playoffs girls! Set scores were 25-22, 25-15, 25-17. A
Flash Against the Falcons
In the much anticipated match up of the season, the RND Panthers handed the Frontenac Falcons their first loss of the season, sealing their first place standing in the KASSAA regular season. Energy, intensity and well rounded play led the Panthers to a rock steady performance. Mary Allward was a force at the net, recording 8 kills while setter Eden Hataley had 22 assists. Set scores were 25-14, 25-21, 25-23.  Elevated
Energy Versus the EaglesJunior Girls won in three straight sets versus the Ernestown Eagles. The match scores were 25-16, 25-6, 25-15. Leading the way for the Panthers was Mary Allward with 5 kills and Kelsey Tyerman with 9 service winners. Best of Luck in Oshawa this weekend. Thursday:
Volleyball Victories Over Holy Cross 01.17.10
Junior Girls Volleyball: RND improved their perfect record to 8-0 this season with another straight sets victory over crosstown rivals, the Holy Cross Crusaders. Set scores were 25-19, 25-22, 25-17. Maddy Londry registered 5 kills at the net and 6 service points while teammate Kristin O Neill stepped it up as setter with 13 assists and 4 service points. The girls have a well deserved break for the exam period, resuming February 4th against the undefeated Frontenac Falcons. A
Wild Wednesday of Action 01.13.10
The RND Panthers looked sharp against the Bayridge Blazers as they won in three straight sets (25-11, 25-19, 25-6). Leftside Mary Allward was on fire tonight with 9 kills and 7 service points while setter Eden Hataley controlled the offence with 18 assists. Great energy came from the bench with notable mention going out to Cassy Santoni for her positive cheer!  Hosting
the Golden HawksIn a slow moving contest the RND Panthers improved their record to 7-0 beating the Napanee Golden Hawks 3 - 1. Leftside Maddy Londry led RND with 7 service points and Emma Stucke and Mary Allward provided the much needed offence at the net. The Panthers look to bring more energy to their game tomorrow against Bayridge. Match scores were 25-13, 24-26, 25-17, 25-18. Tournament
Information/Change 12.29.09
There is an update on the tournament schedule. The J. Clarke Richardson tournament in Ajax has been rescheduled to Friday, January 8th. The plan is to stay overnight on the Thursday evening, driving back after the tournament on Friday. If anyone is able to look into good hotel accomodations or willing to drive, please let me know. Enjoy the remainder of your Christmas break and see you all in the new year! Merry Christmas! Into
the Christmas Season with a Win Versus Sydenham
In a thrilling matchup, the RND Junior Panthers took on last year's finalists, the Sydenham Golden Eagles, at home in the CND gym at RND. Coming off a victorious RMC tournament, the Junior Panthers came ready to play, improving their record to 4-0. Offensively, Emma Stucke and Rachel Bouvier led the way, recording 17 kills combined assisted by setters Kathleen Hogan and Eden Hataley. Match scores were 25-22, 25-8, 15-25, 25-22. RMC
Tournament - Information 12.10.09
Click Here to see a complete draw / schedule for the RMC Junior Boys Volleyball is Sunday, December 13.  Winter
Season Openers 12.03.09Junior Girls won their third straight match of the season over the Panthers of Sharbot Lake. Set scores were 25-6, 25-8, 25-12. Mary Macdonald and Clara Langley registered 10 service points apiece and Clare Kenney scored 3 stuff blocks for the winners. Next week for the Panthers is the RMC tournament on Sunday and a league match against last years finalists the Sydenham Golden Eagles. Opening
Season Win at Marie Rivier 12.07.09
The RND Junior Girls opened their regular season with a convincing team effort and 3-0 win over Marie Rivier. Strong serving by all players and a good offensive game led the girls to a 25-10, 25-9, 25-16 victory. Napanee
Tournament Information 12.03.09
The Panthers are headed west for an early season competition at the home of the Golden Hawks - Click Here - to see a tournament draw. Parent
Meeting 12.01.09
The Junior Girls Volleyball team will hold a Parent Meeting on December 8, after the girls play their home game. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||