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To keep the parents on their toes and to get the most contacts the 14U Apex team decided to take most games to 3 sets at the Bugarski Cup. The Apex team started pool play off well winning over the Halton Hurricanes and Milton Platinum Edge; this placed Apex in first place in their pool. For a quarter final they faced Pakmen Gold and beat them in two sets. Semi finals placed them against Defensa Purple, that they have played a few times already this season. 3 sets later they found their way to the Gold medal match against the other Halton Hurricanes team. A little tired out they lost the first set 11-25 but battled back to win the second set 25-21. The third set was lost 10-15, but the coaching staff are proud of the girls successes. This brings the medals the 14U Apex team have won this season to 4 (1 Gold, 2 Silvers and 1 Bronze). Congratulations and good luck at your last regular season 15U tournament in two weeks.

The 14U Apex team took Silver in the McGregor Cup at the Select division. Pool play started off a little slow coming 3rd place. However, all 3 teams in Pool A ended up in the medal matches so it was a difficult pool to start in. After pool play the Tigers crossed over against their good friends the Scorpions. The Tigers won against the Scorpions in two sets (25-22, 25-18) and moved on to play Brant Youth for the second time in the day. After a loss in the first set 17-25 the Tigers dug deep and won the next two sets 25-19, 15-9 to move onto the Gold medal match against the Bandits. The Tigers hoped to be victorious against the Bandits since they took them to 3 sets in pool play. They didn’t give up but ended up losing in two sets 19-25, 10-25 but claiming the Silver medal.

Congratulations Apex and good luck next weekend in the 15U tournament.

The 15U Ambush team took the Bronze 16U  Challenge Cup in Simcoe through grit and determination. Pool play forced the team to dig deep into 3 games against both opponents finishing second in the pool with 1 win and 1 loss. Heading into the playoff round, the girls were more determined than ever to prove their capabilities. After winning the first game against London Sharks Hammerheads, the team had a slight lapse and gave up the second game only to come back and dominate the tie breaker with strong hitting and smart ball placement. In semi-final action, the team fought hard and lost to the Ancaster Lions who would go on to win Gold. However, not to be done, the girls focused on the positive and went into the bronze medal game looking for redemption against St. Thomas Express Bullets. A 10 point serving streak helped the team to an easy first win in game 1 (25-15), but then the Bullets showed their determination to take game 2 (16-25) bringing the intense showdown into game 3. Ambush rallied and pushed to the end against the determined Bullets team to take the game(15-10) and the Bronze.

Congratulations 15U Ambush!