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Volleyball
P.E.I. 14U Boys Spring Tournament
The
Summerside Slammers downed the West Prince Islanders
25-12 to win the sixth Volleyball P.E.I. 14U Boys
spring tournament. It was the fifth tournament win
for Summerside. West Prince was the other winner,
taking the title in week five.
The three-team
tournament took place at East Wiltshire School on
Wednesday, May 8th.
West
Prince advanced to the finals by topping Red Mudd
23-16 in the semi-finals.
The three
teams played a double round-robin before entering
the playoffs. Summerside and West Prince ended tied
with identical 3-1 record. Using point-differential
in the two games between the tied teams, Summerside
finished first at +8. Red Mudd was third at 0-4.
The Volleyball
P.E.I. Provincial 14U Boys Championship will be
held next Wednesday at Summerside Intermediate.
This will be the last of the Volleyball P.E.I. Provincial
Championship and will end a very successful 2013
season.
TOURNAMENT
RESULTS - ROUND
ROBIN
Summerside
Slammers over Red Mudd 25-15
West Prince Islanders over Red Mudd 32-10
West Prince Islanders over Summerside Slammers 30-13
Summerside Slammers over Red Mudd 28-14
West Prince Islanders over Red Mudd 25-14
Summerside Slammers over West Prince Islanders 33-8
Semi-Finals
West
Prince Islanders over Red Mudd 23-16
Finals
Summerside
Slammers over West Prince Islanders 25-12
2013
Provincial Teams
Volleyball
PEI has announced their 2013 Provincial Teams that
will train this summer and compete in the 2013 Eastern
Elite Indoor Volleyball Championships in St. John’s,
NL , July 26-28th. The following players are asked
to attend the athlete/parent meeting on Tuesday,
June 4th from 7-9pm at Sport PEI (Room 125) in Charlottetown.
| 15U
Girls |
16U
Girls |
17U Girls |
16U
Boys |
Alicia
Campbell |
Sabrina
Nunn |
Sarah
Willis |
Team
to be |
| Bella
Walsh |
Shanae
Matthews
|
Laura
Ready |
confirmed
soon! |
| Emma
Fraser |
Lexi
Getson |
Kathleen
Sullivan |
|
| Abby
Malayny |
Cassie
MacLean |
Dorothy-Rose
Nagel |
|
| Lauren
Moerike |
Kristyn
Reeves |
Dana
Trainor |
|
| Hannah
Harrington |
Darci
A’Hearn |
Morgan
Boyd |
|
| Jillian
Ferguson |
Madisyn
Harper
|
Haley
Wilting |
|
Kassidy
Compton
|
Emma
Ellsworth |
|
|
| Mikaela
Girard |
Vanessa
Rennie |
|
|
| Lily
MacLaine |
|
|
|
Volleyball
PEI would like to thank all the athletes for the
efforts throughout the tryout process and remind
everyone of the upcoming Beach Volleyball Tournament
June 30th in Summerside as well the Indoor Camps
hosted by Seaside and Holland College in July.
For more
details for anything above, please contact Volleyball
PEI at cgcrozier@sportpei.pe.ca
or (902) 569-0583
Volleyball
P.E.I. Mini Volleyball Jamboree - April 26th, 2013
Tignish
Two defeated Alberton Three 21-19 to win Volleyball
P.E.I. Mini Volleyball Jamboree. The event was played
at Callaghan Intermediate School and included eight
teams. Bloomfield One edged Tignish Three 23-20
to finish third. Alberton One finished fifth with
a 24-12 win over Tignish One. Bloomfield Two was
seventh by beating Alberton Two 24-19. In round-robin
standings, Bloomfield One finished in first place
with a 6-1 record. Then came Tignish Three (5-2),
Tignish Two (5-2), Alberton Three (5-2), Alberton
One (4-3), Bloomfield Two (2-5), Tignish One (1-6)
and Alberton Two (0-7).
Volleyball
P.E.I. Mini Volleyball Jamboree - April 26th, 2013
FINAL
RESULTS
Alberton
Three defeated Alberton One 23-15
Tignish Three defeated Tignish One 29-19
Bloomfield Two defeated Alberton Two 32-10
Tignish Two defeated Bloomfield One 23-22
Alberton Three defeated Tignish Three 23-15
Alberton One defeated Bloomfield Two 25-15
Bloomfield One defeated Alberton Two 38-5
Alberton Three defeated Bloomfield Two 24-6
Tignish Three defeated Tignish Two 26-19
Bloomfield One defeated Alberton One 23-14
Tignish One defeated Alberton Two 30-18
Tignish Two defeated Alberton Three 18-17
Bloomfield One defeated Bloomfield Two 21-17
Tignish Three defeated Alberton Two 32-5
Alberton One defeated Tignish One 27-11
Bloomfield One defeated Alberton Three 24-17
Tignish Two defeated Alberton Two 26-13
Bloomfield Two defeated Tignish One 21-16
Tignish Three defeated Alberton One 20-17
Alberton Three defeated Alberton Two 25-10
Bloomfield One defeated Tignish One 25-14
Alberton One defeated Tignish Two 18-16
Tignish Three defeated Bloomfield Two 23-11
Alberton Three defeated Tignish One 18-17
Alberton One defeated Alberton Two 33-10
Bloomfield One defeated Tignish Three 19-18
Tignish Two defeated Bloomfield Two 23-18
Round
Robin Standings
W L
W L
1. Bloomfield
One 6 1 5. Alberton One 4 3
2. Tignish Three 5 2 6. Bloomfield Two 2 5
3. Tignish Two 5 2 7. Tignish One 1 6
4. Alberton Three 5 2 8. Alberton Two 0 7
PLAYOFFS
Championship
Semi-Finals
Alberton
Three defeated Bloomfield One 31-6
Tignish Two defeated Tignish Three 18-7
1st Place
Game
Tignish
Two defeated Alberton Three 21-18
3rd Place
Game
Bloomfield
One defeated Tignish Three 23-20
Consolation
Semi-Finals
Alberton
One defeated Alberton Two 24-12
Tignish One defeated Bloomfield Two 22-20
5th Place
Alberton
One defeated Tignish One 24-12
7th Place
Bloomfield
Two defeated Alberton Two 24-19
FINAL OVERALL STANDINGS
1. Tignish
Two
2. Alberton Three
3. Bloomfield One
4. Tignish Three
5. Alberton One
6. Tignish One
7. Bloomfield Two
8. Alberton Two
OVERALL
CLUB RANKINGS
Tignish
= 1, 4, 6 = 11/3 = 3.7
Bloomfield = 3, 7 = 10/2 = 5.0
Alberton = 2, 5, 8 = 15/3 = 5.0
18th
Annual Seaside Volleyball Camp at Westisle Composite
High School
Monday,
July 1st to Friday, July 5th, 2013 - (9:00 am to
4:00 pm)
Open to all players from Grade 7 to 12 (in fall
of 2013)
Come and join us for one week of top volleyball
instruction, a chance to meet new friends and a
guarantee of a good time.
Camp Highlights:
• Serving
• Setting
• Passing
• Hitting
• Defense
• Movement
• Beach Volleyball
• Seaside Challenge
• Seaside Team Challenge
• much more ......
Head Instructors: Peter Bolo and Harvey Mazerolle
Senior Instructors: Dexter Sellick, Jennifer Arsenault,
Jackie Ellsworth, David Brothers
Registration Fee: $205 (1 camper), $355 (Family
- 2 campers), $450 (Family - 3 or more campers)
Early Bird Registration (by June 15th) : $190 (1
camper), $325 (Family - 2 campers), $400 (Family
- 3 or more campers)
NOTE: A $100 deposit must accompany the registration
form.
For more information, contact Cletus Dunn at (902)853-2554
Provincial
Elite Teams for 17U girls - Tryouts
The
Final Tryout for the Volleyball PEI Provincial Elite
Teams for 17U girls will be held on Saturday, May
11th from 10am-12pm at Kensington Intermediate Senior
High. For all those interested in trying out, please
read
the attached letter and ensure both you and
your parent signs it, and that you bring it to the
final tryout. It contains important information
and you will not be permitted to tryout on the 11th
without it signed. The cost for the tryout is $10
which is payable the day of the tryout.
All athletes
must pre-register with Volleyball PEI at cgcrozier@sportpei.pe.ca
or (902) 569-0583 in advance to allow coaches to
plan accordingly. Good luck with your spring league
provincials over the next few weeks and we’ll
see you on May 11th! For those trying out for 15U
girls, the coaches will likely be in contact soon
if they haven’t already been to discuss a
fundraiser they have in the works.
Indoor
Volleyball Camp
Holland
College will host an indoor Volleyball camp July
15-19th. Lead by Women’s Coach Lori-Beth Dwyer
(former AUS Most Valuable Player with Acadia). Further
details to be released soon!
Beach
Volleyball Camp
Host: Volleyball PEI
Instructors: Andrew Costa (Canada
Games Beach Volleyball Head Coach) & Kendal
Steele and Alec Parise (Canada Games Beach Volleyball
Athletes)
Place: Summerside Beach Volleyball
Courts
Time: Saturday & Sunday; June
22nd & 23rd; 9am-12pm, hour lunch break, 1-4pm
Price: 70$ per athlete
Camp Includes:
-Beach volleyball basics
-proper movement in the sand
-strategies of offence
-strategies of defensive backrow player
-strategies of defensive blocker player
-game play
-tournament style competition on day 2
-camp photo
-camp prizes.
To register: Contact Volleyball PEI at 569-0583
or cgcrozier@sportpei.pe.ca
Suns
with Guns take fourth straight VPEI Tournament
The Summerside
Suns with Guns continued their dominance of the
Tier 1, 14U VPEI women's league this past week by
taking home their fourth straight title. They went
undefeated throughout the round robin tournament,
and defeated KISH 28-13 in the championship game.
With one less team this past week, this was the
first time in the season that Tier 1 has included
a playoff round.
The West
Prince Islanders were able to narrowly scrape out
an exciting third place match by beating out the
Summerside Sunfires 23-22 in sudden death overtime.
The Islanders finish tied for third with the Sunfires
and Colonel Grey Colonels after round robin play,
but finished fourth overall after using a tie-breaking
policy. The Sunfires finished in third during round
robin play, while the Colonels finished in fifth.
The East Wiltshire Red Mudd finished off the seedings
in sixth place.
There
will be two tournaments next week, with the first
at SIS intermediate on Monday, April 29th, followed
by Provincials, on Tuesday, April 30th to finish
off the season at M.E. Callaghan.
Round
Robin Results
Suns
with Guns over Colonels 27-11
KISH over Islanders 16-12
Suns with Guns over Sunfires 24-9
KISH over EWS 16-13
Colonels over Sunfires 18-17
Suns with Guns over Islanders 20-8
Sunfires over EWS 21-10
Suns with Guns over KISH 25-7
Islanders over Colonels 21-13
Suns with Guns over EWS 16-10
Sunfires over Islanders 24-10
KISH over Colonels 24-12
Islanders over EWS 22-11
Colonels over EWS 18-17
KISH over Sunfires 20-11
Playoff
Results
Championship
game: Suns with Guns over KISH 28-13
Bronze
game : Islanders over Sunfires 23-22
Seven
Suns repeat as Champions
For the
fourth straight week, the Summerside Seven Suns
won the 14U VPEI Women's Tier 2 tournament. They,
once again, were able to go undefeated in round
robin play, and go on to defeat EWS 1 28-15 i the
championship game. The Suns had a dominant tournament,
defeating their opponents by at least 15 points
in all round robin games.
The calibre
of play in Tier 2 league continues to improve each
week. The East WIltshire Red Mudd 2 took home third
place by defeating KISH 29-17 in the Bronze Match.
The tournament featured 5 teams once again this
week. The Colonel Grey Colonels finished off the
standings in fifth place.
There
will be two tournaments next week, with the first
at SIS intermediate on Monday, April 29th, followed
by Provincials, on Tuesday, April 30th to finish
off the season at M.E. Callaghan.
Round
Robin Results
EWS 2
over Colonels 31-16
Seven Suns over KISH 30-15
EWS 1 over KISH 28-16
Seven Suns over EWS 2 30-15
Seven Suns over Colonels 33-12
EWS 1 over EWS 2 29-15
EWS 2 over KISH 25-24
EWS 1 over Colonels 29-12
Seven Suns over EWS 1 32-11
KISH over Colonels 25-24
Playoff
Results
Championship
Game: Seven Suns over EWS 1 28-15
Bronze
Match: EWS 2 over KISH 29-17
Volleyball
P.E.I. 14U Boys tournament
Summerside
Slammers Team One edged Summerside Slammers Team
Two 21-19 in an all-Summerside final to win the
fourth Volleyball P.E.I. 14U Boys tournament. Summerside
has won all four tournaments this spring. The four-team
event was held at Summerside Intermediate School
on Wednesday.
West
Prince Islanders doubled Red Mudd 28-14 to finish
the event in third place.
Julie
Wilting, coach of Red Mudd was very pleased with
how her young boys were doing. They have the youngest
team in the competition and this will definitely
help them to grow as volleyball players. Dale MacDougall,
coaching of the winning team commented, “Our
boys, both teams are playing very well and we look
forward to the last two tournaments and provincials
on May 15th.”
The four
teams played a double-round robin in timed games
lasting 12 minutes. After round-robin, Summerside
Slammers Team One finished first with a 5-1 record.
They were followed by Summerside Slammers Team Two
(4-2), West Prince Islanders (3-3) and Red Mudd
(0-6)
The fifth
of six league tournaments is scheduled for next
Wednesday at Callaghan Intermediate School.
TOURNAMENT
RESULTS - ROUND
ROBIN
Summerside
Slammers Team Two over Summerside Slammers Team
One 20-16
West Prince Islanders over Red Mudd 25-20
Summerside Slammers Team One over Red Mudd 31-13
Summerside Slammers Team Two over West Prince Islanders
21-15
Summerside Slammers Team One over West Prince Islanders
25-11
Summerside Slammers Team Two over Red Mudd 32-9
Summerside Slammers Team One over Summerside Slammers
Team Two 30-10
West Prince Islanders over Red Mudd 29-15
Summerside Slammers Team One over Red Mudd 32-8
West Prince Islanders over Summerside Slammers Team
Two 26-14
Summerside Slammers Team One over West Prince Islanders
29-8
Summerside Slammers Team Two over Red Mudd 21-10
1st Place
Game
Summerside
Slammers Team One over Summerside Slammers Team
Two 21-19
3rd Place
Game
West
Prince Islanders over Red Mudd 28-14
Provincial
Elite Teams for 15U girls, 16U girls, 16U/18U boys
- Final Tryout
The
Final Tryout for the Volleyball PEI Provincial Elite
Teams for 15U girls, 16U girls, 16U/18U boys will
be held on Saturday, May 25th from 10am-12pm at
the University of Prince Edward Island. For all
those interested in trying out, please
read the attached letter and ensure both you
and your parent signs it, and that you bring it
to the final tryout. It contains important information
and you will not be permitted to tryout on the 25th
without it signed. The cost for the tryout is $10
which is payable the day of the tryout.
All
athletes must pre-register with Volleyball PEI at
cgcrozier@sportpei.pe.ca
or (902) 569-0583 in advance to allow coaches to
plan accordingly. Good luck with your spring league
tryouts over the next few weeks and we’ll
see you on May 25th! For those trying out for 15U
girls, the coaches will likely be in contact soon
if they haven’t already been to discuss a
fundraiser they have in the works.
Please
note: The final tryout for the 17U girls
will be held on a different date/location and will
be announced soon.
Volleyball
PEI set to host 5th Annual Awards Gala
When:
Sunday, May 5th
Where:
Howard Johnson Dutch Inn in Cornwall
Time:
4-6pm
Who:
All Volleyball enthusiasts!
Why:
To celebrate Volleyball achievements in 2012!
All award
nominees have been emailed and sent via mail - congratulatory
letters. Tickets to the event are $20 and are available
by contacting Volleyball PEI by May 2nd at (902)
569-0583 or via email at cgcrozier@sportpei.pe.ca
Suns
with Guns Continue their Dominance
The Summerside
Suns with Guns once again went home with the 14U
Tier 1 Women's Volleyball PEI tournament title for
the third straight time. They were able to repeat
their first week record, going 7-0 to take the Round
Robin formatted tournament. There are no playoffs
during the Tier 1 tournament, as the team with the
best record, finishes first. In the first three
tournaments, only one team has been able to get
a victory off of the Suns with Guns.
The other
Summerside team (the Summerside Sunfires) were able
to finish in second behind their city counterpart
with a 4-2 record. The East Wiltshire Red Mudd 2
finished with an identical record as the Sunfires,
placing third. The Colonels followed in fourth with
a 3-3 record, just ahead of Red Mudd 2. Finishing
off the standings, were KISH in sixth and the West
Prince Islanders in seventh. Aside from the Suns
with Guns' dominance, the first three tournaments
have seen a lot of changes in the in the overall
results.
The next
tournament takes place at Colonel Gray High school,
on Tuesday, April 22nd.
Round
Robin Results
Sunfires over EWS 2 20-14
Colonels over Islanders 18-14
Suns with Guns over KISH 18-11
Colonels over EWS 1 24-8
Suns with Guns over EWS 2 19-15
KISH over Islanders 17-14
Suns with Guns over Sunfires 19-11
EWS 1 over KISH 16-14
EWS 2 over Islanders 21-12
Colonels over KISH 17-15
Sunfires over Islanders 31-4
EWS 2 over EWS 1 19-12
Suns with Guns over Islanders 26-6
EWS 2 over Colonels 19-17
EWS 1 over Sunfires 17-16
KISH over EWS 2 18-17
Suns with Guns over EWS 1 17-15
Sunfires over Colonels 20-19
Islanders over EWS 1 19-12
Sunfires over KISH 16-15
Suns with Guns over Colonels 23-7
WEST
PRINCE ISLANDERS 17U BOYS EDGE HAMPSHIRE HEAT
The
week 4 Volleyball P.E.I. 17U boys tournament finals
came right down to the wire. The event was played
at the Holland College gym in Charlottetown and
was hosted by the Hurricanes men head volleyball
coach Joe Ryan. The caliber of play is getting higher
with each passing week, said Ryan. By the time provincials
role around in 2 weeks, it will be very interesting
to see the level of play and final results.
Six
teams took part in the normal round robin action,
with the top 2 teams advancing to the finals. The
action was so close that a tie breaking procedure
had to be used to determine positions 2 through
4. The West Prince Islanders finished in 1st place
with a record of 4 wins and 1 loss. Three teams
finished with records of 3-2, and after going to
the second tie -breaking procedure, the results
were Hampshire Heat #1 finishing 2nd, Summerside
Slammers 3rd, and Charlottetown Aces 4th. The Hampshire
Heat #2 team finished 2-3 while the Montague Magic
were 0-5.
In the
final, the Islanders were looking to turn the tables
after suffering a 1 point loss to the Heat #1 team.
It was a back and forth battle and neither team
would give an inch. The Heat made 3 or 4 incredible
defensive plays to stay within striking distance
and the score was tied at 18-18 as the ball was
served by the Islanders just before the final buzzer
sounded . In what was a long rally for the final
and deciding point, the Islanders finally put it
away with a strong rightside attack and a 19-18
victory. This was the 4th consecutive tournament
win for the West Prince squad. I am really proud
of our guys, said Islander coach Adam Gallant. We
only had 6 guys available this week and some of
them had to play in positions that they normally
don't. What a great final and what a fantastic defensive
effort the Heat put up. In the bronze medal game,
the Aces beat Slammers 27-20.
The
last regular season tournament will be hosted by
the Summerside Slammers on Wednesday, April 24 at
Three Oaks. This will be the last opportunity for
teams to play and prepare for the provincial finals
being hosted at Colonel Gray on May 1st.
Scores:
Islanders
Over Heat#2 22-20
Slammers Over Magic 27-16
Islanders Over Aces 26-21
Slammers Over Heat#1 23-19
Islanders Over Magic 29-16
Slammers Over Heat#2 23-16
Islanders Over Slammers 25-14
Heat#1 Over Islanders 23-22
Heat#1 Over Aces 26-17
Heat#1 Over Magic 31-17
Aces Over Slammers 27-22
Aces Over Heat#2 26-23
Aces Over Magic 28-19
Heat#2 Over Magic 25-23
Heat#2 Over Heat#1 22-19
Week
3 Results for 17U girls
WP
2 def KISH 2 25-7
RM 2 vs Rural 2 25-11
Rural 2 def KISH 2 25-9
RM 2 def WP 2 25-24
RM 2 def KISH 2 25-9
WP 2 def Rural 2 25-8
Gray 1 def Rural 1 25-24
S'side def RM 1 25-17
Gray 1 def KISH 1 25-17
WP 1 def RM 1 25-19
KISH 1 def WP 1 25-17
S'side def Rural 1 25-22
KISH 1 def S'side 25-20
RM 1 def Gray 1 25-18
Rural 1 def WP 1 25-14
Standing
for Week 4
RM 2 3-0
KISH 1 2-1
S'side 2-1
Gray 1 2-1
WP 2 2-1
RM 1 1-2
Rural 1 1-2
Rural 2 1-2
WP 1 0-3
KISH 2 0-3
Beach
Volleyball Camp
Host:
Volleyball PEI
Instructors:
Andrew Costa (Canada Games Beach Volleyball Head
Coach) & Kendal Steele and Alec Parise (Canada
Games Beach Volleyball Athletes)
Place:
Summerside Beach Volleyball Courts
Time:
Saturday & Sunday; 9am-12pm, hour lunch break,
1-4pm
Price:
70$ per athlete
Camp
Includes:
-Beach
volleyball basics
-proper
movement in the sand
-strategies
of offence
-strategies
of defensive backrow player
-strategies
of defensive blocker player
-game
play
-tournament
style competition on day 2
-camp
photo
-camp
prizes.
To register:
Contact Volleyball PEI at 569-0583 or cgcrozier@sportpei.pe.ca
Seven
Suns Victorious again
The Summerside
Seven Suns won this past week's Tier 2 14U Women's
Volleyball PEI tournament at KISH. The Suns went
undefeated in the round robin play, en route to
a 27-14 victory over the East Wiltshire Warriors
1 in the championship game. The Seven Suns have
won both 14U tournaments so far this year.
The 4
teams play a double round robin tournament, followed
by one playoff round. No team has been able to defeat
the Seven Suns in either tournaments, in both Playoff
and Round Robin play. East Wiltshire 2 was able
to come out on top of a close game against the Colnels
(19-18) to take third place in the tournament.
The third
tournament is scheduled on Tuesday, April 16th at
SIS Intermediate.
Round
Robin Results
EWS 1
over EWS 2 22-15
Seven Suns over Colnels 28-9
Seven Suns over EWS 1 22-17
Colnels over EWS 2 25-21
EWS 1 over Colnels 21-16
Seven Suns over EWS 2 30-6
Seven Suns over Colnels 31-9
EWS 1 over EWS 2 26-17
Colnels EWS 2 18-18
Seven Suns over EWS 1 23-16
Seven Suns over EWS 2 26-11
EWS 1 over Colnels 25-13
Playoffs
Championship
game: Seven Suns over EWS 1 27-14
Bronze
Match: EWS 2 over Colnels 19-18
WEST
PRINCE ISLANDERS MAKE IT 3 IN A ROW
For
the third week in a row, the West Prince Islanders
took home the title in the Volleyball P.E.I. weekly
17U boys volleyball tournament. Seven teams took
part in the tournament that was hosted by the Hampshire
Heat at Bluefield High School. This was the largest
number of teams to take part so far so the format
was a round robin between all 7 teams with no playoffs.
Final
results after all games were played were: Islanders#2-
6-0,Islanders#1- 5-1, Charlottetown Aces- 4-2, Hampshire
Heat#1- 3-3, Summerside Slammers - 2-4, Montague
Magic- 1- 5, Hampshire Heat#2- 0-6. To demonstrate
how close the action was, the winning Islanders
2 squad won 2 of their games by 2 points or less
while the Islanders 2 team, who finished 2nd, lost
1 game by one point and won 3 games by 2 points
or less. Five other matches were decided by 5 points
or less. AThe athletes see spring league as an opportunity
to play and that is exactly what it is@, said Summerside
Slammers coach Joel Arsenault. AIt is evident that
the level of play has gotten better each week and
this is something that opposing coaches speak to
each other about. Our club is looking forward to
the second half of the season and to the VPEI championship
on May 1st.@
The
4th league tournament will take place at the Holland
College gymnasium on Wednesday, April 17 with action
beginning at 5:30. More great action will surely
be in store.
Round
Robin Scores:
Islanders
2 over Islanders 1 20-19
Islanders 2 over Slammers 25-13
Islanders 2 over Heat 1 26-19
Islanders 2 over Heat 2 26-24
Islanders 2 over Aces 28-20
Islanders 2 over Magic 26-17
Magic over Heat 2 25-20
Islanders 1 over Magic 26-14
Islanders 1 over Slammers 25-23
Islanders 1 over Heat 1 28-20
Islanders 1 over Heat 2 25-24
Islanders 1 over Aces 25-24
Aces over Slammers 28-24
Aces over Heat 1 23-20
Aces over Magic 27-25
Aces over Heat 2 31-14
Slammers over Magic 28-18
Slammers over Heat 2 29-17
Heat 1 over Heat 2 31-25
Heat1 over Slammers 24-22
Heat 1 over Magic 37-16
Week
3 Results for 17U girls
Results
from Wednesday's matches:
WP
2 def KISH 2 25-8
RM 2 def KISH 1 25-20
Gray 2 def KISH 2 25-6
WP 2 def Rural 2 25-8
KISH 1 def Rural 2 25-24
WP 2 def RM 2 25-24
RM 2 def KISH 2 25-10
Gray 2 def Rural 2 25-22
Gray 2 def KISH 1 25-19
S'side def Rural 1 25-22
RM 1 def Gray 1 25-21
Rural 1 def WP 1 25-23
Gray 1 def S'side 25-8
RM 1 def WP 1 25-23
Gray 1 def Rural 1 25-22
S'side def RM 1 25-21
Gray 1 def WP 1 25-21
Standings for Week 3
WP 2 3-0
Gray 2 3-0
Gray 1 3-1
RM 1 2-1
S'side 2-1
RM 2 2-1
Rural 1 1-2
KISH 1 1-2
WP 1 0-3
Rural 2 0-3
KISH 2 0-3
Pictures
from Senior Women’s/Men’s provincials
held at UPEI recently
Click
here to see more pictures!
Summerside
Slammers win Volleyball P.E.I. 14U Boys tournament
For
a third straight week, the Summerside Slammers took
the Volleyball P.E.I. 14U Boys tournament. The three-team
event was held at East Wiltshire. The Slammers downed
West Prince Islanders 28-11 in the finals. Summerside
opened a early 10-2 lead and never looked back in
the finals.
It
was the first tournament for Red Mudd, based out
of East Wiltshire. Due to numbers, Summerside only
had one team participating in this week’s
event.
Julie
Wilting, coach of Red Mudd was very excited to have
her charges participating. “This gives our
your kids an opportunity to participate in a non-threatening
atmosphere. I can see a big improvement in the play
of my boys from the first game to the end of evening.
We are definitely looking forward to playing in
the remaining tournaments and the Volleyball P.E.I.
provincials in May”.
West
Prince advanced to the finals by nipping Red Mudd
32-14 in the semi-finals.
The
three teams played a double-round robin in timed
games lasting 12 minutes. After round-robin, both
Summerside and West Prince finished with 3-1 record.
Summerside was given the first-place nod after applying
the tie-breaking procedure. Red Mudd finished third
at 0-4.
The
fourth of six league tournaments is scheduled for
next Wednesday at Summerside.
TOURNAMENT
RESULTS
ROUND
ROBIN
Summerside
Slammers over Red Mudd 31-7
West Prince Islanders over Red Mudd 28-16
Summerside Slammers over West Prince Islanders 19-16
Summerside Slammers over Red Mudd 30-12
West Prince Islanders over Red Mudd 27-14
West Prince Islanders over Summerside Slammers 19-16
SEMI-FINALS
West
Prince Islanders over Red Mudd 32-14
FINALS
Summerside
Slammers over West Prince Islanders 28-11
WEST
PRINCE ISLANDERS BOYS WIN AGAIN
For the second week in a row, the West Prince
Islanders came away with the title in the
weekly Volleyball P.E.I. 17U boys volleyball
league. This week’s tournament was hosted
by the newest team in the league, the Montague
Magic.
Six teams from 5 different clubs took part,
as the Charlottetown Aces returned to action
after missing the first tournament held
last week at Westisle. There were 2 teams
from the Hampshire Heat along with 1 from
the Aces, Magic, Islanders and Summerside
Slammers. The action was even tighter than
in week 1.After round robin play, the Islanders
had a record of 4 wins-1 loss. It was then
a 3 way tie for second as the Slammers and
Aces both won their last matches to catch
Hampshire #1, and finish with a 3-2 record.
After looking at the tie breaking procedure,
the Slammers ended up in 2nd place as they
had beaten both the Heat and Aces in pool
play and so they advanced to the final.
Hampshire finished in 3rd spot followed
by the Aces in 4th Both teams played in
the bronze medal match. Rounding things
out were the Magic at 2-3 and the Heat #2
at 0-5.
In the final, the Islanders played their
best volleyball of the evening, defeating
Summerside 30-15. “The guys played great”
said Islander coach Adam Gallant. “We hope
to be able to use this as we head over to
Aylesford, Nova Scotia this weekend to play
in an 18U tournament with some of the top
clubs in their province.” In the consolation
match, Hampshire edged the Aces by a score
of 26-22.
When
asked about their thoughts about the tournament,
Heat coach Lynn Boudreau said, “Spring league
is a great chance for players of all skill
levels to play and gain experience for the
coming school year. The play in the first
2 weeks has been very good.” Charlottetown
Aces coach Andrew MacDougald stated“It’s
great to see the players having a lot of
fun and displaying such a high level of
sportsmanship.”
The
3rd tournament of the season will be hosted
by the Hampshire Heat at Bluefield High
School on Wednesday, April 10. Play begins
at 5:30 and more exciting action is expected.
Round robin scores:
Islanders over Slammers 27-15
Islanders over Heat 1 26-18
Islanders over Magic 36-10
Islanders over Heat 2 32-16
Aces over Islanders 25-22
Aces over Heat 2 28-22
Aces over Magic 22-21
Magic over Slammers 24-23
Magic over Heat 2 22-20
Slammers over Heat 2 25-23
Slammers over Aces 26-18
Slammers over Heat 1 21-17
Heat 1 over Aces 21-17
Heat 1 over Heat 2 24-20
Heat 1 over Magic 28-18
14U
Boys Tournament One
Summerside
Slammers Team One edged the West Prince
Islanders 20-17 to win the first Volleyball
P.E.I. 14U Boys tournament of the year.
Three teams participated in the event which
was held at Summerside Intermediate School
last Wednesday. West Prince Islanders are
the defending Volleyball P.E.I. 14U Provincial
Champions.
“It
was amazing to see how much the players
improved as the tournament went on” commented
official Darryl Gaudet.
The
three teams played a double-round robin
in timed games lasting 12 minutes. Although
there was only three teams, others are looking
at starting play this week. “It was nice
to get started” said Dale MacDougall, coach
of the Slammers. “The spring season is so
important to the development of our program.
It allows us to get young players involved
in the sport and to get them ready for the
fall P.E.I.S.A.A. season”
The
finals were very close with the lead switching
hands on numerous occasions. West Prince
advanced to the finals by getting by Summerside
Slammers Team Two 22-19.
Slammers
One finished the round-robin with a perfect
4-0 record. The Islanders were second at
2-2 while Slammers Two were third at 0-4.
The
second of six league tournaments will be
held this Wednesday at M.E. Callaghan Intermediate
School.
TOURNAMENT
RESULTS
ROUND
ROBIN
Summerside
Slammers Team One over Summerside Slammers
Team Two 25-18
West Prince Islanders over Summerside Slammers
Team Two 24-20
Summerside Slammers Team One over West Prince
Islanders 25-13
Summerside Slammers Team One over Summerside
Slammers Team Two 24-12
West Prince Islanders over Summerside Slammers
Team Two 30-24
Summerside Slammers Team One over West Prince
Islanders 20-15
SEMI-FINALS
West
Prince Islanders over Summerside Slammers
Team Two 22-19
FINALS
Summerside
Slammers Team One over West Prince Islanders
20-17
West
Prince Islanders Win VPEI 17U Tournament
ACan you dig it?... Oh yeah ! @Volleyball
PEI 17U boys spring league got off to a
great start this week. The league will run
for 5 weeks, culminating in the provincial
championship on May 1st in Charlottetown.
Six teams from 4 different clubs took part
at the 1st tournament hosted by the West
Prince Islanders at Westisle Composite High.
Clubs registered this spring include: defending
provincial champion West Prince Islanders,
coached by Allan Clark, Adam Gallant, and
Peter Bolo; Summerside Slammers, coached
by Joel Arsenault, Hampshire Heat, coached
by Lynn Boudreau, and a newly formed club
out of Montague, coached by Dr. Travis Murphy.
The Andrew MacDougald coached Charlottetown
Aces, who competed in the league last year,
did not take part this week but hopefully
will be ready to go by next weeks tournament.
The tournament was a round robin format,
with the top 2 teams vying for the championship
and 3rd and 4th place teams playing in the
consolation. Games were 15 minutes in length
and many of the matches were extremely close,
going right down to the buzzer. Results
after round robin play saw the Islanders#1
and Islanders #2 teams with identical 4-1
records, followed by Hampshire Heat #1 at
3-3, Montague at 2-3, and Hampshire #2 and
Summerside at 1-4.
Both host Islanders teams met in the final,
with Islanders 1 looking to exact some revenge
for a close 22-19 loss at the hands of Islanders
2 in the first match of the evening. Things
started off well for them as they jumped
out to a quick 9-2 lead. However, the #2
team slowly clawed their way back and tied
the score at 21-21 heading into the last
minute. They continued to carry this momentum
and scored the last 3 points of the match
to win by a score of 24-21. In the consolation
game, Hampshire 1 defeated Montague 29-15.
League coordinator Peter Bolo commented,
AFor the first tournament of the season,
the level of play was very good. It got
better and better as the night went on and
should provide for some great action over
the next month. The idea of spring league
is to get the kids playing. There are no
cuts , small numbers on each team and little
sitting on the bench. The players are usually
tired after 3 hours of playing.@ He also
commented on how great it was to see Montague
in the league this year. ATravis also coaches
the high school team there. He has done
a terrific job with that program and this
will improve even more with his guys playing
spring league.@
The next tournament will take place next
Wednesday, April 3rd at Montague High School.
Play starts at 5:30 and goes till 8:30.
Fans are always welcome to come out and
catch some of the action.
Round Robin Results:
- Islanders 2 defeated Islanders 1 22-19
-Islanders 2 defeated Hampshire 2 24-14
-Islanders 2 defeated Summerside 24-20
-Islanders 2 defeated Hampshire 1 32-16
-Montague defeated Islanders 1 22-21
-Montague defeated Hampshire 2 26-23
-Summerside defeated Montague 29-16
-Islanders 1 defeated Montague 34-12
-Islanders 1 defeated Hampshire 2 25-21
-Islanders 1 defeated Hampshire 1 23-21
-Islanders 1 defeated Summerside 22-21
-Hampshire 1 defeated Hampshire 2 26-17
-Hampshire 1 defeated Summerside 26-19
-Hampshire 1 defeated Montague 34-14
-Hampshire 2 defeated Summerside 22-17
Upcoming
Tryouts and Events
Coaches
Symposium being held next Saturday, March
9th at Bluefield. It will run from
9:30-3pm and lunch will be provided. Looking
forward to hearing/seeing the presentations
by guest coaches Shane St. Louis (bio attached)
and Lynn Boudreau (previous VPEI Technical
Director, Level 3 indoor/beach coach, Level
2 Learning Facilitator, club coach, former
provincial team coach and former AUS All-Star
? ). Cost is $20/coach. Sessions will be
suited for all levels of coaches, particularly
spring league, jr. and sr. high coaches,
and up and coming provincial team coaches.
Payment can be made on site but you must
pre-register by Thursday, March 7th by calling
Volleyball PEI at 569-0583 or via email
at cgcrozier@sportpei.pe.ca.
The Level 1 Coaches Course is also
a go this Saturday and Sunday, March 2nd
and 3rd at KISH from 9-4 each day.
Cost is $75/coach payable to Volleyball
PEI. There is already 11 people registered
so if you or someone you know is interested
in attending, let me know!
The
2nd set of Provincial team tryouts
are set for this Saturday at KISH
as well. 16U girls and 16U/18U boys go from
9:30-11:30am, 17U girls go 11:30-1pm, and
15U girls go from 1-3pm. Cost is $10 and
athletes must pre-register with me at VPEI.
Payment can be made on site.
2013
Canada Games Indoor Men’s Tryouts
are set for this Friday (6-9pm) and Saturday
(10am-2pm) at TOSH. Contact Craig MacDougall
at craigmacdougall@rocketmail.com
for more details.
2013
Canada Games Indoor Women’s Tryouts
are set for this Saturday afternoon from
3-5pm at KISH. Contact Amanda Hickey at
hickeyak@yahoo.com
for more details.
2013
Canada Games Women's Indoor Volleyball Team
Tryouts
The
next set of tryouts for the 2013 Canada
Games Women's Indoor Volleyball team will
be held this Saturday, March 2, at Kensington
Intermediate Senior High. Cost is $10/athlete
per tryout. The tryout will be held, 3-5pm
(after the Provincial team tryouts).
All
interested athletes are asked to pre-register
by emailing Volleyball PEI at cgcrozier@sportpei.pe.ca
or phoning (902) 569-0583. You MUST pre-register
by Friday, March 1. This enables coaches
to plan the practice accordingly. You must
also print and fill out the attached form
and pay the $10 fee at the tryout.
All athletes interested in trying out for
this team (whether you have tried out before
or not) are encouraged to tryout. This is
an open tryout and it is one of two final
tryouts that will be held before the team
is selected for the Canada Games Women's
Indoor Volleyball Team.
Spring
League Starting Soon
Volleyball
PEI’s Spring League (age group 14U and 17U
both girls and boys) 2013 Organizational
Meeting for all team contacts will be held
on Monday, February 25th at 7pm at Kensington
Intermediate Senior High (KISH). All teams
looking to play in spring league this year
must have a rep in attendance. There will
be concurrent meetings going on during the
second half of the meeting so if a club
has 2+ teams planning to play, make sure
you send 2+ people to sit in on these meetings.
Schedules, format, fees, etc will all be
discussed. Please RSVP to me if you plan
on attending and the team you will be representing
so we will know who to expect
Coaching
Clinic / Seminar
On
March 2nd and 3rd, Volleyball PEI is offering
a Level 1 NCCP Coaches Clinic. It will be
held from 9am-4pm each day at Kensington
Intermediate Senior High and will be facilitated
by LF Richard Younker. Cost is $75/coach
and includes all manuals, etc.
Also,
please mark your calendars for Volleyball
PEI’s – Coaching Seminar – on Saturday,
March 9th at Bluefield! This event will
feature guest coach sessions in the gym,
a lunchtime presentation, and chance to
share ideas with volleyball coaches from
across PEI, and lots more! This session
is meant for all school, club, and provincial
team coaches and will run from 9am-4pm approximately.
This session will compliment any NCCP training
you might already have. Further details
will go out on this soon.
2013
Provincial Elite Team Tryouts – RESCHEDULED
The
tryouts will be held on Saturday, February
2nd at KISH. Cost is $10/player, that can
be paid onsite but players MUST pre-register
by
emailing Volleyball PEI at cgcrozier@sportpei.pe.ca
or phoning (902) 569-0583
Times:
9-11am – 17U girls
11am-1pm – 16U girls
1-3pm – 16U/18U boys
3-5pm – 15U girls
Age
Classifications for the 2013 Canada Summer
Games
Women Indoor - 20 and under as of Dec.31,
2013
Men Indoor - 21 and under as of Dec.31,
2013
Women Beach - 21 and under as of Dec.31,
2013
Men Beach - 22 and under as of Dec.31, 2013
Canada
Games Women’s Indoor Team Tryouts
The
next set of tryouts for the 2013 Canada
Games Women's Indoor Volleyball Team will
be held on Thursday, December 27th &
Friday, December 28th at Three Oaks Senior
High. Cost is $10/athlete per tryout. Both
tryouts will be from 12-2pm. There is also
a Nutritional Session on December 27th,
10-12pm (held right before the first gym
session, also at Three Oaks Senior High).
This is a mandatory session for all athletes
interested playing Canada Games volleyball.
All interested athletes are asked to pre-register
by emailing Volleyball PEI at cgcrozier@sportpei.pe.ca
or phoning (902) 569-0583 .
You
MUST pre-register by Friday, December 21st.
This enables coaches to plan the practice
accordingly. You must also print and fill
out the attached form (if you did not already
complete one at the Spring tryouts). All
athletes interested in trying out for this
team (whether you have tried out before
or not) are encouraged to tryout. These
are open tryouts for the Canada Games Women's
Indoor Volleyball Team 2013 and in order
to be considered for the team, an athlete
must attend at least one tryout held by
the Canada Games organization
2012
Christmas Smash Quads Volleyball Tournament
Our
Christmas Quads tournament will be held
on Dec 22nd, please
click here for further details.
2013
Canada Games Men’s Tryouts
The
details have now been confirmed for the
2013 Canada Games Men’s Indoor Team Tryout
Camp. It will be held on December 27th and
28th , 2012 from 10am-2:30pm each day at
Three Oaks Senior High School in Summerside.
The 2 day tryout camp will include on-court
training, off-court sessions, lunch each
day (provided) and sharing of pertinent
information for all interested players.
The cost for the tryout camp is $25.00.
All interested players must pre-register
in advance by contacting Volleyball PEI
at cgcrozier@sportpei.pe.ca
or Head Coach Craig MacDougall at craigmacdougall@rocketmail.com.
This will be the first tryout camp used
to identify potential training team members
for the team that will represent PEI at
the Indoor Men’s Volleyball competition
at the 2013 Canada Summer Games. All male
athletes 21 years and under as of December
31, 2013 (Date of Birth: 1992 or later)
are eligible to tryout.
Provincial
Team Program 2013
The
dates have been set, and the location confirmed.
Volleyball PEI will begin its’ selection
process for the 2013 Provincial Teams over
the Christmas holidays on Saturday, December
29th at Three Oaks Senior High School. Camps
will also take place throughout the winter.
Teams selected will represent PEI at the
Eastern Elite Volleyball Indoor Championships
in St. John’s, Newfoundland on July 26-28th,
2013.
Depending on the number of coaches, we will
have teams in the following age categories:
15U Female, 16U Female, 17U Female, 16U
Male and 18U Male.
The cost for the camps will be $10/athlete.
You must register for the camp by contacting
Volleyball PEI at (902) 569-0583 or cgcrozier@sportpei.pe.ca
and by filling out the attached registration
form. You can take your $10 registration
fee with you and pay the day of the camp.
Here are the tryout camp times:
17U Female – 9am-11am
16U/18U Male – 11am-1pm
16U Female – 1pm-3pm
15U Female – 3pm-5pm
Please note: Due to the location of the
2013 Eastern Elite Championship, increased
travel times and increased costs will be
necessary and should be considered for all
those interested in playing. These will
be discussed in details at the tryout camp
on the 29th.
2012
Senior Men's League - Holiday Classic Champs
Men-in-Black
edged Holland College 25-21 to claim the
Volleyball PEI Senior Men's League Holiday
Championship Title recently. Pictured (L-R)
are Volleyball PEI President Krista Walsh
congratulating Men-in-Black's David Wood,
Jody Walsh, Justin Dawson, Nathan Barbour,
Darren Dawson and Parker Gallant. The league
plays weekly at Holland College, and league
play resumes January 15, 2013.
