Scores for the Southern Region AAA Ringette Challenge Cup games are below and can also be found on Score2Stats (mobile version). [Note:These Score2stats links are to the alternate Score2Stats site score2statsbeta.com. The score2stats.com website is down and the URL is currently not working.]
Last updated: 5:30 pm, 27 Oct 2013
Congratulations to Eastern Region for winning Gold and Central Region for their 2nd place Silver medal.
Friday, October 25, 2013
Games at Huron Park Arena (Mississauga)
10:00 AM - Western 7 vs Southern 0
11:20 AM - NE 4 vs United 11
12:40 PM - Central 4 vs Eastern 6
6:00 PM - NE 1 vs Western 8
7:20 PM - United 8 vs Central 11
8:40 PM - Eastern 7 vs Southern 3
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Games at Huron Park Arena (Mississauga)
8:00 AM - W 3 vs C 4
9:20 AM - S 10 vs NE 3
10:40 AM - United 2 vs E 9
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Games at Elgin Barrow Arena (Richmond Hill)
4:00 PM - C 7 vs S 7
5:20 PM - W 7 vs United 2
6:40 PM - NE 0 vs E 7
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Games at Hespeler Arena (Cambridge)
8:30 AM - S 3 vs United 6
9:50 AM - E 2 vs W 1
11:10 PM - C 8 vs NE 1
FINAL
Game at Hespeler Arena (Cambridge)
4:00 PM - 2nd Central 1 - vs 1st place Eastern 6
Eastern wins Gold, Central Silver.
Congratulations!
...continue reading >
Ringette Roadshow at Huron Park Community Centre
From the Mississauga News, by Jason Spencer
In 1963, North Bay's Sam Jacks invented the game of ringette. The first match was played in the fall of that year in Espanola.
Five decades later, the predominately female sport is thriving in North American and Europe, and Ringette Canada has been spreading the good word about the game.
To mark the sport's 50th anniversary, the organization is touring across the country where it all started with their Ringette Roadshow.
The show — which hits 15 cities in 30 days — finished off its eastern leg at Huron Park Community Centre on Saturday.
Amid the hardest shot competition, where attendees tried their hand at flinging rings into a net, and a dress-up showdown, where pairs of participants raced to see who could put on ringette equipment the fastest, the show's mascots reminded visitors of the sport's heritage.
Dressed in squishy-looking costumes with oversized heads, Samantha Belle and Junior Jacks — a mashup of earlier divisional categories and the name of the game's founder — bumped around the community centre, bringing joy to the youngsters in the crowd.
It was an opportune time for the show to stop by the community centre, as it coincided with a AAA Challenge Cup game on the Huron Park rink. The under-19 ringette players in the game will be going on to compete in the Ontario Winter Games in March.
For the uninitiated, organizer Frances Losier wants those new to the game to know that ringette only looks like hockey.
"It is very similar in that we're on the ice, we've got a five-on-five and a goalkeeper, but in terms of strategy it's closer to soccer, basketball and lacrosse," said Losier.
"In ringette," she explained, "because we have to pass at every blue line, it does become a very team-focussed game; you can't go end-to-end — you can't have one superstar."
"People who don't know about the sport and think that it's another version of hockey, but it's actually harder than you think it is," added Mississauga's Allison Edwards, who's been playing the sport for a decade.
After lighting up the radar gun at the hardest shot station, Edwards' mother, Heather, said, "With the 50th anniversary, we're just trying to put the awareness out there for a lot of the girls, who don't know about ringette."
Heather, a ringette coach, said players can start as early as age 4 and Mississauga has one of the largest ringette scene's in the province.
The Ringette Roadshow picks up in Vancouver on Nov. 2 and ends in Winnipeg on Nov. 7. ...continue reading >
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The Ringette Roadshow visited Huron Park Community Centre on Saturday to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the sport. Here, organizer Frances Losier poses with mascots Junior Jacks (left) and Samantha Belle (Photo: Jason Spencer, Mississauga News). |
Five decades later, the predominately female sport is thriving in North American and Europe, and Ringette Canada has been spreading the good word about the game.
To mark the sport's 50th anniversary, the organization is touring across the country where it all started with their Ringette Roadshow.
The show — which hits 15 cities in 30 days — finished off its eastern leg at Huron Park Community Centre on Saturday.
Amid the hardest shot competition, where attendees tried their hand at flinging rings into a net, and a dress-up showdown, where pairs of participants raced to see who could put on ringette equipment the fastest, the show's mascots reminded visitors of the sport's heritage.
Dressed in squishy-looking costumes with oversized heads, Samantha Belle and Junior Jacks — a mashup of earlier divisional categories and the name of the game's founder — bumped around the community centre, bringing joy to the youngsters in the crowd.
It was an opportune time for the show to stop by the community centre, as it coincided with a AAA Challenge Cup game on the Huron Park rink. The under-19 ringette players in the game will be going on to compete in the Ontario Winter Games in March.
For the uninitiated, organizer Frances Losier wants those new to the game to know that ringette only looks like hockey.
"It is very similar in that we're on the ice, we've got a five-on-five and a goalkeeper, but in terms of strategy it's closer to soccer, basketball and lacrosse," said Losier.
"In ringette," she explained, "because we have to pass at every blue line, it does become a very team-focussed game; you can't go end-to-end — you can't have one superstar."
"People who don't know about the sport and think that it's another version of hockey, but it's actually harder than you think it is," added Mississauga's Allison Edwards, who's been playing the sport for a decade.
After lighting up the radar gun at the hardest shot station, Edwards' mother, Heather, said, "With the 50th anniversary, we're just trying to put the awareness out there for a lot of the girls, who don't know about ringette."
Heather, a ringette coach, said players can start as early as age 4 and Mississauga has one of the largest ringette scene's in the province.
The Ringette Roadshow picks up in Vancouver on Nov. 2 and ends in Winnipeg on Nov. 7. ...continue reading >
Game Schedule Southern AAA Ringette Challenge Cup
The schedule for the Southern Region AAA Ringette Challenge Cup games is below and can also be found on Score2Stats. [Note:These Score2stats links are to the alternate Score2Stats site score2statsbeta.com. The score2stats.com website is down and the URL is currently not working.]
Friday, October 25, 2013
Games at Huron Park Arena (Mississauga)
10:00 AM - Western 7 vs Southern 0
11:20 AM - NE 4 vs United 11
12:40 PM - Central 4 vs Eastern 6
6:00 PM - NE 1 vs Western 8
7:20 PM - United 8 vs Central 11
8:40 PM - Eastern 7 vs Southern 3
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Games at Huron Park Arena (Mississauga)
8:00 AM - W 3 vs C 4
9:20 AM - S 10 vs NE 3
10:40 AM - United 2 vs E 9
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Games at Elgin Barrow Arena (Richmond Hill)
4:00 PM - C 7 vs S 7
5:20 PM - W 7 vs United 2
6:40 PM - NE 0 vs E 7
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Games at Hespeler Arena (Cambridge)
8:30 AM - S 3 vs United 6
9:50 AM - E 2 vs W 1
11:10 PM - C 8 vs NE 1
FINAL
Game at Hespeler Arena (Cambridge)
4:00 PM - 2nd Central - vs 1st Eastern
Eastern wins Gold over Central with a score of 6 to 1.
...continue reading >
Friday, October 25, 2013
Games at Huron Park Arena (Mississauga)
10:00 AM - Western 7 vs Southern 0
11:20 AM - NE 4 vs United 11
12:40 PM - Central 4 vs Eastern 6
6:00 PM - NE 1 vs Western 8
7:20 PM - United 8 vs Central 11
8:40 PM - Eastern 7 vs Southern 3
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Games at Huron Park Arena (Mississauga)
8:00 AM - W 3 vs C 4
9:20 AM - S 10 vs NE 3
10:40 AM - United 2 vs E 9
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Games at Elgin Barrow Arena (Richmond Hill)
4:00 PM - C 7 vs S 7
5:20 PM - W 7 vs United 2
6:40 PM - NE 0 vs E 7
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Games at Hespeler Arena (Cambridge)
8:30 AM - S 3 vs United 6
9:50 AM - E 2 vs W 1
11:10 PM - C 8 vs NE 1
FINAL
Game at Hespeler Arena (Cambridge)
4:00 PM - 2nd Central - vs 1st Eastern
Eastern wins Gold over Central with a score of 6 to 1.
...continue reading >
Southern Region AAA Ringette Challenge Cup
The schedule for the Southern Region AAA Ringette Challenge Cup is available in PDF format.
Update: Game Scores & Results for Southern Region AAA Challenge Cup
Games will be played in Mississauga, Richmond Hill and Cambridge at:
Huron Park Arena (Mississauga)
Elgin Barrow Arena (Richmond Hill)
Hespeler Arena (Cambridge)
This is a busy ringette weekend!
The 50th Anniversary Ringette Roadshow will be at Huron Park on Saturday, October 26 from 9:30 am to 1 pm > more details
On Sunday, October 27, there'll be an NRL game at 2 pm - Waterloo Wildfire vs Richmond Hill Lightning. ...continue reading >
Update: Game Scores & Results for Southern Region AAA Challenge Cup
Games will be played in Mississauga, Richmond Hill and Cambridge at:
This is a busy ringette weekend!
The 50th Anniversary Ringette Roadshow will be at Huron Park on Saturday, October 26 from 9:30 am to 1 pm > more details
On Sunday, October 27, there'll be an NRL game at 2 pm - Waterloo Wildfire vs Richmond Hill Lightning. ...continue reading >
50th Anniversary Ringette Roadshow is coming to Mississauga
2013 is Ringette's 50th year and as part of the celebrations, Ringette Canada is going on a cross-Canada roadshow, visiting 15 cities in 30 days in a VW Touareg, generously provided by Volkswagen Canada.
On October 26, the roadshow will be in Mississauga at Huron Park Community Centre.
There will be special displays, and activities are planned to allow kids to have fun and test their skills.
Also on October 25-26, Southern Region AAA Challenge Cup games will be played at Huron Park. ...continue reading >
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