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2009
Volleyball PEI Awards
Deadline for Applications
is February 16th, 2010. Nominations will be accepted for achievement
in each of the following 14 categories:
| All
awards will be considered for events for the Volleyball Season
from January
-December 2009 which includes spring league, provincial team,
Canada Games, beach play & PEISAA |
| Only
registered members of Volleyball PEI are eligible for the
awards - ie. Athletes/Coaches must have been involved with
either spring league or provincial team play NOT only PEISAA
play to be eligible) |
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| Bantam
Girls – born in 1996 and 1997 |
Bantam
Boys – born in 1996 and 1997 |
| Midget
Girls – born in 1994 and 1995 |
Midget
Boys – born in 1994 and 1995 |
| Juvenile
Girls – born in 1992 and 1993 |
Juvenile
Boys – born in 1992 and 1993 |
| Sr. Women
– 18 yrs + |
Sr. Men
– 18 yrs + |
| Intercollegiate
Women – played at University or College |
Intercollegiate
Men – played at University or College |
| Team of
the Year – any age category |
|
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| For
each of the 11 nominees above, please submit the following
information: |
-Name
and Address of Nominee |
-Category
of Award |
-Athletic
Achievements (from January - December 2009 only) |
-Other
Awards (non-athletic from January - December 2009 only) |
-Training
Schedule (Describe briefly) |
-Other
sport involvements |
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| Coach
of the Year |
Administrator
of the Year |
| Official
of the Year |
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| For
each of the 3 nominees above, please submit the following
information: |
| -Name
and Address of Nominee |
| -Category
of Award |
| -Outline
in detail your reasons for making this nomination. Include
involvement with sport and community, character qualities,
upgrading skills etc. |
| -Involvement
is not limited to 2009. Nominations can be based on life time
involvement |
Please
send your nominations to Cheryl Crozier via email to cgcrozier@sportpei.pe.ca
or Fax to: (902) 368-4548
Senior
Womens League Information
Updated
- The Volleyball PEI CO-ED Quads Dates
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| March 5, 2010 |
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practices to game-time decision making and player evaluation,
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New
Winner Crowned at Quads Volleyball Tournament
Saturday at Bluefield
High School, Volleyball PEI hosted their 9th Annual Quads Volleyball
Tournament with a new team taking home the title. Four former
university volleyball players took first place, Ryan McCarville,
Nick Pharo and Heidi Morris who played for UNB and Kelly McCarville
of UPEI took first place with a 10 point win over Melissa Gallant,
Jason Gallant, Sherry Doucette and Matthew Sentner.
The third place game
was a family event with the Visser's and Foy's battling it out
and the team of Morley, Gina and Sydney Foy along with Nathan
Visser earned the win over Jonathan, Hannah and Christina Visser
along with Adam Foy.
Volleyball PEI would
like to thank all the teams that took part and look forward to
the ten year anniversary of the event.
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being great. But bridging the gap between the two requires the
patience, persistence, and insight that come with experience.
The Volleyball Handbook provides access to that experience through
the knowledge and teachings of one of volleyball’s foremost
experts in both boys’ and girls’ play. In this practical
guide, veteran coach Bob Miller goes beyond the fundamentals to
give you a grasp on the finer points of the sport that are essential
to winning championships.
To see more click the following link The
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The
Volleyball PEI CO-ED Quads 2009
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| Dates
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| November 6, 2009 |
| November 20,2009 |
| December 04, 2009 |
| January 8, 2010 |
| January 22, 2010 |
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Canada
Games Beach Volleyball Pictures
PEI vs
Manitoba....Manitoba won the match by scores of 21-19, 21-10.
Rachel
Cockrell (#2-yellow) tipping the ball over the outstretched hands
of PEI's Lindsey Theuerkauf (#1-green)
PEI's
Alanna Murphy (#2-green) blocking Manitoba's Rachel Cockrell (#2-yellow)
Manitoba's
Rachel Cockrell (#2-yellow) hitting the match winning spike around
the outstretched hands of PEI's Alanna Murphy (#2-green) towards
PEI's Lindsey Theuerkauf (#1-green)
Volleyball
PEI Newsletter
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Volleyball
PEI sends three teams to Eastern Elite Volleyball Championship
Three
teams played in Moncton over two days for the Eastern Elite Volleyball
Championship, featuring all four Atlantic provinces in three divisions.
PEI's 18 U men 's team was coached by Krista Walsh and Darren
Dawson who finished 4th overall. They battled on Friday to a 1/3
record with two of the three matches going to the fifth set to
decide a winner. On Saturday, again the team played hard losing
both the semi and the bronze medal in the fifth set and only eight
players. The team members were Jeff Duggan, Brandon Boyce, Dylan
Ellsoworth, Andrew Woodside, Chris Richard, Mike MacKinnon, Matt
MacKinnon, and Tyler Bernard. Mike MacKinnon was named to the
all star team.
The 16
U men 's team had only seven players, Greg MacCormack, Trevor
Luttrell, Nathan Waite, Steven Feng, Marc Arsenault, Alec Parise,
and Patrick Davis who were coached by Alan Clark and Ben MacAdam.
They finished fifth of seven with a 2-6 overall record for the
weekend and many close matched.
Team Picture 16U Men
Front Row Greg MacCormack, Trevor Luttrell, Nathan Waite, Steven
Feng, Back Row Ben MacAdam coach ,Marc Arsenault, Alec Parise,
and Patrick Davis, coach Alan Clark
The 17
U women came home as Tier 3 winners with a 3-7 record. In pool
play they were 1-5 and won the Tier three semis and finals 2-0
over teams from Newfoundland. They were lead by coaches, Morley
Foy and Erin Kinsman. The team members were Ellen Beck, Kate Kinsman,
Danielle MacLeod, Sydney Foy, Hannah Dawson, Kelly Campbell, Becky
Doucette, Meghan Graham, Sam Sweet, Alana LeClair and Janelle
Hardy. Doucette was named to the all star team.
VPEI would like to thank all the players and coaches for their
hard work over the many weeks.
Beach
Volleyball Test Event....PERFECT!
Was it
the new facilities, or the weather, or maybe the excellent organization?
The first beach volleyball event in Summerside over the weekend
was near perfect.
The finals on Sunday featured three Islanders, Cherie Campbell
originally from Kensington along with her partner Jen Waugh from
Fredericton, battled the PEI Canada Games team of Lindsey Theuerkauf
from Cornwall and Alana Murphy from Montague. The senior team
of Campbell and Waugh prevailed for another title in beach volleyball,
now over their 20th tournament win in the Maritimes since joining
forces.
The main purpose of the event was to work out any wrinkles that
could come up duruing the games but everything ran very smooth
all weekend long. Peter Bolo, event coordinator had this comment,
" What a fantastic weekend for our test event. Our beach
organizing committee did a fantastic job, got lots of ideas for
improvements, and are to be commended for all the time and effort
they have put in to this point and time. They are an incredible
group of people. Thanks also go to all our volunteers who came
out and worked hard all weekend to train for the Canada Games
event which will be here in less than 4 weeks. Your hard work
helped make the tournament a great success."
The tournament had great weather on Saturday with the overcast
skies that seemed ready to open up and pour at any moment but
never did. Eight teams played cross pools with the top two teams
advancing to the finals. The three Canada Games team advanced
along with Campbell /Waugh. The PEI Canada Games team advanced
to the semis with a 3 and one record Saturday and played their
best match on Sunday in the semi’s vs. the Nova Scotia Canada
Games team winning 21 and 21. Campbell and Waugh earned their
way to the semis with a win over the NB Canada Games team.
“The organizing committee and volunteers were amazing all
weekend and allowed us as coaches to come out and just coach,”
commented Lynn Boudreau PEI Canada Games coach. “ Peter
Bolo was the right person to head up this event and along with
all those giving their time on the committee, I think the beach
volleyball will be the place to be in week one.
The next event for Team PEI is the Cavendish Beach Volleyball
Tournament this weekend and then the Maritime Open held at Parlee
Beach in NB the weekend before Canada Games..
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The
Kensington Crusaders U16 girls compete at Canada East Open
The Crusaders volleyball
team had a successful weekend at the Eastern Canadian championships
finishing 15th out of the 40 teams in their division.
The Crusaders had an
incredible first day, going 3-0 and finishing first in their pool.
Kensington opened their tournament play with a very impressive
25-16, 25-17 victory over the Northumberland Breakers from Cobourg,
Ontario. They followed that with a tough 26-24, 25-16 win over
the West Hants Wizards from Ellershouse, Nova Scotia. Their third
match of the day saw Kensington fight back to defeat a very good
Kent Nord Extreme team from Richibucto, NB 16-25, 25-23, 15-11.
With three wins on
Friday, Kensington advanced to the top tier on Saturday. This
meant a new pool with three of the top teams in the tournament.
The Crusaders first match was a 25-7, 25-15 defeat at the hands
of the Cape Breton Attackers. Their second match saw lose a hard
fought 25-20, 25-15 decision to the Moncton Bleu et Or. The final
match of the day saw Kensington play the eventual bronze medalists,
the Dragons CSA from LaSalle, Quebec, losing 25-19, 25-15.
Sunday morning, Kensington
faced a very good Cylones team from Lachenaie, Quebec in the tier
2 quarter-finals, losing a very well played match 25-17, 25-14.
In photo:
Back Row: Malary Schurman,
Zoe Pocock, Megan MacLeod, Alicia Webster, Alyssa Stewart, Alyson
Campbell, Sydney Phelan, Bev Paynter, Richard Younker (coach)
Front Row: Julie McDonald,
Taylor Kerwin, Sarah McDonald, Andrea Hickey, Alannah Stiles (coach)
Team leaders for Kensington
for the weekend were: Alyson Campbell with 36 kills, Beverly Paynter
with 9 aces, Alyssa Stewert with 5 blocks and Malary Schurman
with 18 digs.
Redd
Mudd U15 girls compete at Canada East Open in NB!
With a team of 10,
4 at the U14 age, Redd Mudd U15 girls coached by Morley and Gina
Foy had a successful experience at this years Eastern Canadians.
3 days in the early pool is no easy task for anyone, let alone
a group of 13-15 year old girls, but this team rose to the challenge
and competed with the best!
Day 1 saw lots of success
with a strong win against Ottawa and one of Quebecs many teams,
and a loss against another Quebec team. Happily this meant nothing
lower than a tier 2 finish. Day 2 was a bit of a downer, as the
first team Mudd met, Maverick Ambush from Ottawa, was the strongest
team in this division, and actually went on to win tier 1. There
were some long rallies in this match however, and the girls felt
their play was strong! The day continued with another couple of
losses both to Quebec teams. It was a day of defeat on the court,
but the girls played well and easily managed to kept their spirits
high because they knew they did their best. With scores in the
second sets reaching 21-25 and 24-26, heads were up and confidence
continued. The third day began with tier 2 quarter finals, and
yet another team from Quebec. This was, by far, the closest game
in three days, and Redd Mudd edged the win in two sets 25-22 and
29-27. Anna McCarvill had a beautiful setting day which allowed
Sydney Foy to execute many powerful hits from all over the court.
Kelly Campbell had some strong, timely back court hits, and Hannah
Dawson earned her share of points from serving. All four of these
girls made some very impressive blocks against some very tall
players, and each girl was able to walk away feeling they played
their personal best.
The semi final game
was a bit of a disappointment as Redd Mudd had to play The Citadins
from Quebec for a second time. Definitely a strong team, Redd
Mudd went down with style, never giving up, always going for the
dig, smiling and showing a positive attitude, fighting for every
point available. The stronger team won, and Red Mudd congratulated
them with heads held high. Tier 2 Semi-finals. . . not too shabby!
All 10 girls saw plenty of play time. Other team members include
Alyson Smythe, Ellen Chapman, Danielle MacLeod, Taylor Walsh,
Jennifer Aubé, and Megan Llewellyn.
16U
Charlottetown Colonels compete at Canada East Open!
It was the Colonels
first time attending the nationals and we took a team of eight
players.
Friday began with a
tough draw and the girls were a bit overwhelmed by the Agrena
atmosphere. We lost all three matches but we were close and all
three teams went on to be a top ten team, a winner of tier 2 (which
we took to a third game) and a winner of tier 3. We never felt
overmatched but our weaknesses (serve receive, defense, speed)
made the difference. It was very obvious to the girls where our
improvements need to be made.
On Saturday we won
all our matches and the girls were very excited about that. Sunday's
early match placed us against a smaller Quebec team (we lost 3
of all 4 matches to Quebec teams) who beat us on excellent serving
and very fast defense. The girls were disappointed but we had
a good team lunch and headed back to watch the final game of Tier
1. Amazing volleyball, and a great way to end the weekend.
Most valuable players
for the tournament were Maiqi Li for her hitting and Lauryn Austin
for her setting/serving. A great upcoming player is 13 yr old
Kiera Rigby who held her own against older players (what an athlete!)
All players played a great deal and all came away with a greater
determination to improve their skills.
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West
Prince Islanders at 16U Eastern Canadian Volleyball Championships
The West
Prince Islanders 16U boys team capped off a great spring season
by attending the Eastern Canadian Championships in Moncton May
8-10. A total of 116 boys and girls teams from Ontario to Newfoundland
participated over the 3 days in 5 different division. Sixteen
teams competed for the 16U boys championship. On day 1, the Islanders
played 3 matches, finishing the day with 1 win and 2 losses. They
started off against the much taller Ottawa Kangaroos and played
very well in game 1, losing 25-23, before losing game 2 by a score
of 25-10. They rebounded after this loss with a great match against
Impulsifs from La Malbaie, Quebec losing 18-25 and 24-26. In their
final match of the day, the defeated valley waves from Wolfville,
NS 2-1 (25-14, 18-25, 15-9). The days record put them into tier
2 form the second day of competition.
Day two
was a highlight for the West Prince, as they played exceptionally
well, winning all 3 of their matches. They defeated the Valley
Skyhawks from Auburn, NS 2-0 (25-22, 25-14), Gravitron from Moncton,
NB 2-0 (25-17, 25-12) and finished with an exciting victory over
the Cyclones from Lachenaie, Quebec 2-0, (25-22, 25-21). This
match was the last to finished and players didn’t get off
the court until 10:30 at night. This was to catch up with the
Islanders in the playoffs the next day.
After
a short night, the Islanders started off well, dominating their
quarter final match against the Dartmouth Lakers from NS 25-7,
25-5. This put them into the semifinals against the Sackville
(NS) Sonics. “ You could tell right from the start that
the kids had nothing left in the tank”, said coach Peter
Bolo. The first game was close with the Islanders having a 24-22
lead before giving up 4 straight points and losing the match 24-26
in game 2, the Islanders could not get anything going and lost
17-25. Sackville went on to win the final against the Castors
from Fredericton, NB.
All in
all, it was a great weekend for the Islanders. They were one of
the shortest teams but had terrific skill and “played big”.
They finished with a record of 5 wins - 3 losses and all players
had a great time and improved greatly as volleyball players. This
will certainly help the Westisle Composite High team next year
as they look to defend their PEISAA Provincial Championship.
West
Prince Islanders at the 2009 Volleyball Canada Canadian East Open
The West
Prince Islanders travelled to Moncton to participate in the 2009
Volleyball Canada Canadian East Open.
Click here for full results....
Bantam
Boys(U14) Provincial Volleyball Championships
The
West Prince Islanders Team One defeated the Summerside Slammers
Team One 29-14 to win the Volleyball P.E.I. Bantam Boys Provincial
Volleyball Championships. The six-team event took place at East
Wiltshire School on Monday. The Cornwall Warriors Team One downed
the Charlottetown Crusaders 25-19 to finish in third place.
In semi-final
play, the Summerside Slammers edged the Charlottetown Crusaders
25-24 in a one-point overtime while the West Prince Islanders
Team One downed the Cornwall Warriors Team One 24-19. The Crusaders
got by the West Prince Islanders Team Two 32-12 and the Warriors
Team One tripped the Warriors Team Two 27-18 in quarter-final
play.
The West Prince
Islanders Team One finished atop the round-robin standings with
a perfect 5-0 record. Summerside Slammers Team One was next at
4-1. Then came Charlottetown Crusaders (2-3), Cornwall Warriors
Team Two (2-3), Cornwall Warriors Team One (1-4) and the West
Prince Islanders Team Two (1-4).
Tournament
all-satrs include Colin Arsenault (Summerside Slammers Team One),
Brett Butler (Charlottetown Crusaders), Taylor Wallace (West Prince
Islanders Team One), Justin Doucette (West Prince Islanders Team
Two), Tanner MacLean (Cornwall Warriors Team One) and Andrew Chapman
(Cornwall Warriors Team Two).
Click
here for complete tournament results.
Bantam
Boys All-Stars
Picture
(Left to Right): Tanner MacLean (Cornwall Warriors Team One),
Brett Butler (Charlottetown Crusaders), Colin Arsenault (Summerside
Slammers Team One), Taylor Wallace (West Prince Islanders Team
One), Justin Doucette (West Prince Islanders Team Two) and Andrew
Chapman (Cornwall Warriors Team Two).
VPEI
U17 Girls Provincial Championships
Back
Row: Malary Schurman, Zoe Pocock, Megan MacLeod, Alicia Webster,
Alyssa
Stewart, Alyson Campbell, Sydney Phelan, Bev Paynter, Richard
Younker
(coach)
Front
Row: Julie McDonald, Taylor Kerwin, Sarah McDonald, Andrea Hickey,
Alannah Stiles (coach)
The Kensington
Crusaders U17 girls volleyball team captured their second straight
VPEI provincial championship over the weekend. The team won in
convincing fashion, going undefeated during the tournament.
Eight teams from across
PEI competed for the 2009 title. The tournament consisted of two
pools of four in the round robin portion with each team earning
a birth in the quarter finals. Pool A saw Kensington finish first
with victories over West Prince (25-15), Red Mud #2 (25-10), and
Charlottetown #1 (25-11). Charlottetown placed second with wins
over West Prince (25-14) and Red Mud #2 (25-15). Red Mud #2 defeated
West Prince 28-26 to capture third in the pool.
Pool B saw Summerside
finish first with wins over Red Mud #1 (26-24), Charlottetown
#2 (25-12) and Francois Buote (25-11). Red Mud #1 placed second
with wins over Francois Buote (25-11) and Charlottetown #2 (25-7).
Charlottetown #2 finished 3rd with a 25-16 win over Francois Buote.
Two of the quarter
finals saw teams from the same club collide with Charlottetown
#1 defeating Charlottetown #2 25-11, 25-11 and Red Mud #1 defeating
Red Mud #2 25-15, 25-12. In the third quarter-final, Summerside
squeaked past West Prince 20-25, 25-14, 15-9 while the fourth
quarter final saw Kensington defeat Francois Buote 25-6, 25-6.
The Crusaders continued
to roll, winning over a very tough Red Mud #1 25-13, 25-20 in
the first semi-final. Last year's finalist, Charlottetown #1,
captured a spot in their second straight VPEI championship match
with a 25-20, 25-19 victory over Summerside.
In a rematch of last
year's final, Kensington dominated Charlottetown with excellent
serving and a balanced attack. The Crusaders pulled away early
in the first set, winning 25-14. The second set was a very close
battle early on with both teams winning long rallies. However,
at 15-14, Kensington won the last 10 points in a row to win the
second set going away 25-14. Team leaders for Kensington were
Alyson Campbell with 21 kills, Zoe Pocock with 11 aces, Malary
Schurman with 13 digs, and Sydney Phelan with 5 blocks.
Provincial Tournament
All-Stars were:
Madilyn MacNeill - West Prince
Kristyn MacKenzie - Charlottetown #2
Christine Lane - Francois Buote
Chelsey Darrach - Red Mud #2
Chloe Finkle-Aucoin - Summerside
Anna McCarvill - Red Mud #1
Laura MacGrath - Charlottetown #1
Zoe Pocock - Kensington.
KC
Collect Co-ed Quads Spring Tourney
Enter your team of four and enjoy a day of great exercise playing
volleyball. This will be the last co-ed quads until the fall!!
Register as a team or individually.
Date: April 25, 2009
Time: 11:30am- 4pm
Location: Queen Charlotte
Cost: $10 per player
To register please contact Krista at kristatwalsh@hotmail.com
West
Prince Islanders Mini Volleyball Tournament
Tignish
Six defeated Tignish Two 17-14 to win the second West Prince Islanders
Mini Volleyball Tournament. Fourteen teams participated in the
tournament held Wednesday at M.E. Callaghan. Bloomfield One downed
Bloomfield Three 23-16 to finish third. Tignish One edged Bloomfield
Two 19-18 to finish fifth. Seventh place went to O’Leary
One who beat St. Louis Three 31-9.
In round-robin play
both Tignish Six and Tignish Two ended tied for first with a 5-0
record. Bloomfield One was third at 4-1. Finishing with a 3-2
record were Bloomfield One, Bloomfield Two, Tignish One, O’Leary
One and St. Louis Three. Tignish Three and St. Louis Four had
2-3 records. Tignish Four and Tignish Five were 1-4 and St. Louis
One and St. Louis Two finished with an 0-5 record. Click
here for full tounament results.
Islanders
Win Bantam Volleyball Event
The West
Prince Islanders Team Two defeated Charlottetown Crusaders 23-20
to win the first Volleyball P.E.I. Bantam Boys tournament of the
season. The six team event was held at East Wiltshire School on
Saturday. The West Prince Islanders Team One downed Summerside
Slammers Team One 26-25 to finish in third place of the six-team
event.
Final
round-robin standings saw West Prince Islanders Team Two finish
first with a perfect 5-0 record. Then came Charlottetown Crusaders
(4-1), West Prince Islanders Team One (3-2), Summerside Slammers
Team One (2-3), Cornwall Warriors Team One (1-4) and Cornwall
Warriors Team Two (0-5).
The next
tournament will be held on Tuesday at Summerside Intermediate
beginning at 6:00 pm.
TOURNAMENT
RESULTS
| West Prince Islanders
Team One defeated Summerside Slammers Team One 27-14
|
| West Prince Islanders
Team Two defeated Cornwall Warriors Team Two 28-17 |
| Charlottetown
Crusaders defeated Cornwall Warriors Team One 32-9 |
| West Prince Islanders
Team One defeated Cornwall Warriors Team Two 28-10 |
| Summerside Slammers
Team One defeated Cornwall Warriors Team One 24-19 |
| West Prince Islanders
Team Two defeated Charlottetown Crusaders 22-19 |
| West Prince Islanders
Team One defeated Cornwall Warriors Team One 24-22 |
| Charlottetown
Crusaders defeated Cornwall Warriors Team Two 22-17 |
| Charlottetown
Crusaders defeated West Prince Islanders Team One 27-14 |
| West Prince Islanders
Team Two defeated Cornwall Warriors Team Two 31-18 |
| Summerside Slammers
Team One defeated Cornwall Warriors Team Two 26-16 |
| West Prince Islanders
Team Two defeated West Prince Islanders Team One 26-15 |
| Charlottetown
Crusaders defeated Summerside Slammers Team One 23-18 |
| Cornwall Warriors
Team One defeated Cornwall Warriors Team Two 25-21 |
| |
| First Place Game |
| West Prince Islanders
Team Two defeated Charlottetown Crusaders 23-20 |
| |
| Third Place Game |
| West Prince Islanders
Team One defeated Summerside Slammers Team One 26-25 |
Canada
Games Indoor Team Selected
Volleyball
PEI would like to congratulate the final 14 players selected to
the Canada Games indoor team. Volleyball PEI would also like to
congratulate the coaching staff who have done a tremendous job
thus far. Thank you players and coaches for your hard work and
dedication. Of the fourteen, two will remain as the Alternate
players once the final 12 have been selected.
| Alyson
Clow (Kensington) |
Hillary
Harris (O'Leary) |
| Ashley MacDonald
(Charlottetown) |
Laura McGrath
(Charlottetown) |
| Ashley Holwell
(Summerside) |
Leta Oatway (Kensington) |
| Ashtin Arsenault
(Tignish) |
Miachi Li (Charlottetown) |
| Becky Doucette
(Hunter River) |
Olivia Dolphin
(Emyvale) |
| Emily Schruman
(Kensington) |
Sarah McQuaid
(Summerside) |
| Erin Coady (Emyvale) |
Zoe Pocock (Kensington) |
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| Head Coach - Kevin
MacAdam |
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| Assistant Coach
- Amanda Hickey-Leblanc |
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| Manager - Tammy
Sullivan |
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VPEI
Awards Gala
Sunday,
April 26, 2009 - 5-9pm - Ises' Sports Bar - Tickets $15 - Available
at VPEI
VPEI is pleased to announce it's annual awards ceremony taking
place on April 26, 2009 at Ise’s Sports Bar in Charlottetown.
The Gala Awards Reception will honor three finalists in twelve
different categories. The event will also be the organization’s
main fund-raiser of the year and include trivia, a silent auction
and door prizes. Tickets are priced at $15.00 and available at
Volleyball PEI.
The
nominees are:
Bantam
Female Athlete of the Year
Kelly Campbell
Sydney Foy
Kiera Rigby |
Bantam
Male Athlete of the Year
Jesse Knox
Alec Parise
Kyle Welton |
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Midget
Female Athlete of the Year
Mi Chi
Janelle Hardy
Zoe Pocock |
Midget
Male Athlete of the Year
Brandon Boyce
Jeff Duggan
Trevor Luttrel |
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Juvenile
Female Athlete of the Year
Olivia Dolphin
Hillary Harris
Alana Murphy |
Juvenile
Male Athlete of the Year
Daniel Dickieson
Adam Foy
Mitchell Woodside |
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Senior
Female Athlete of the Year
Katrina Clow
Rebecca Gallant
Barb Virends |
Senior
Male Athlete of the Year
Andrew Costa
Mike Harris
Matthew Sweet |
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Coach
of The Year
Chris Austin
Morley & Gina Foy
Richard Younker |
Team
of The Year
Red Mudd Bantam Girls
Westisle High Men
Jeff Rand & Brian Hansen |
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Official
of The Year
Dave Chisholm
Rick MacKinnon
Vickie Weldon |
Volunteer
of The Year
Mike O’Meara
Dawna Woodside
Krista Walsh |
Volleyball
PEI Hosts Women’s Volleyball Tournament
Volleyball PEI will
be hosting a Women’s Volleyball Tournament at Montague High
School Saturday March 14th. Team registration for Volleyball PEI
members is $75 and non-volleyball PEI members is $125. Teams can
register or find out more information for this fun day of volleyball
through Volleyball PEI president Krista Walsh at kristatwalsh@hotmail.com
or by phone at 902-838-7000.
Level
1 Coaching Clinic
A Volleyball level
one course will be given on Saturday February 21st and Sunday
February 22nd from 8:30-4:30 at KISH. The cost is $80 per person,
please contact Lynn Boudreau to register at 566-0991 or lboudreau@upei.ca.
VPEI
Spring League Meeting
VPEI will be having
their Spring League Coaches meeting Wednesday February 11th from
6:30-7:30 at KISH. Following the meeting from 7:30-9 VPEI will
be hosting a coaching clinic. There is no cost related to the
clinic and all coaches are encouraged to attend. Please RSVP VPEI
Technical Director Lynn Boudreau at lboudreau@upei.ca
or at 566-0991 as per your attendance.
Award
Nomination Form
Please have nominations
in no later then Tuesday January 6th, 2009.
Nominations will be
accepted for achievement in each of the following 8 categories:
All awards will be
considered for events for the Volleyball Season from
January - December
2008 which includes all spring league, provincial team, and PEISAA
play.
Only registered members
of Volleyball PEI are eligible for the awards - ie. Athletes/Coaches
must have been involved with either spring league or provincial
team play, not
only PEISAA play to be eligible)
- Junior Female Athlete
of the Year Eligible: Athlete born 1994-1998
- Junior Male Athlete
of the Year Eligible: Athletes born 1994-1998
- Senior Female Athlete
of the Year Eligible: Athletes born 1990-1993
- Senior Male Athlete
of the Year Eligible: Athletes born 1990-1993
- Team of the Year
All age divisions
For each nominee above,
please submit the following information
