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2019 TOURNAMENT: #18 [ REVISION.1 ] DIVISION: JUNIOR GIRLS START DATE: 12-Apr END DATE: 14-Apr YEAR: 2019 TOURNAMENT: #18 [ REVISION.1 ] DIVISION: JUNIOR GIRLS START DATE: 12-Apr END DATE: 14-Apr GAMES WILL BE PLAYED AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS - FULL ADDRESSES OF ALL GYMNASIUMS ARE LISTED ON THE LAST PAGE: SIR WILLIAM MULOCK SECONDARY SCHOOL, NEWMARKET (SIR) DR. JOHN DENISON HIGH SCHOOL, NEWMARKET (DEN) SACRED HEART CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, NEWMARKET (SAC) ESC RENAISSANCE, AURORA (ESC) ST.MAXIMILIAN KOLBE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, AURORA (MAX) AURORA HIGH SCHOOL, AURORA (AUR) DR. G.W. WILLIAMS SECONDARY SCHOOL, AURORA (GWSS) KING CITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, KING CITY (KCSS) HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, BRADFORD (HTC) BRADFORD DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL, BRADFORD (BRA) OUR LADY OF THE LAKE CATHOLIC COLLEGE SCHOOL, KESWICK (OUR) KESWICK HIGH SCHOOL, KESWICK (KES) ALL OTHER LOCATIONS WILL HAVE PARTIAL GAME RESULTS ALL TEAMS ARE RESPONSIBLE TO VERIFY IF THEY QUALIFIED FOR THE PLAY-OFF AND CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDS EACH TEAM WILL PLAY 3-TO-4 POOL GAMES, DEPENDING ON THE NUMBER OF TEAMS IN THE DRAW IN THE EVENT OF A TIE WITHIN POOL PLAY, BASKETBALL ONTARIO TIE BREAK FORMAT WILL BE USED THE TEAM LISTED ON "TOP" IS CONSIDERED THE "HOME" TEAM, AND THE TEAM ON "BOTTOM" IS CONSIDERED THE "AWAY" TEAM TOURNAMENT CONVENORS: ELENA MARGHETIS (CELL: 905.715.4450) AT: OUR LADY OF THE LAKE CATHOLIC COLLEGE SCHOOL ION MARGHETIS (CELL: 905.830.2356) AT: IEM OFFICE PLEASE, ONLY COACHES AND MANAGERS SHOULD CONTACT THE TOURNAMENT CONVENORS WITH QUESTIONS AND INQUIRIES... THANKS, FOR YOUR CO-OPERATION DOWNLOAD THE "IEM BASKETBALL" APP FOR MOBILE PHONES THAT INCLUDES TOURNAMENT SCHEDULES FOR ALL OF THE IEM TOURNAMENTS THIS SEASON RESULTS WILL BE POSTED AS SOON AS GAMES ARE COMPLETED, AND STANDINGS WILL BE UPDATED INSTANTLY. +/- CALCULATIONS, 20-POINT CAPS, HEAD-TO-HEAD, 3-WAY TIES, 4-WAY TIES ETC. HAVE ALL BEEN PROGRAMMED INTO THIS APP... NO MORE WAITING FOR CONVENORS TO CALCULATE +/- FOR COACHES AND PARENTS REGISTERED TEAMS REGISTERED TEAMS JUNIOR GIRLS JUNIOR GIRLS POOL.A POOL.B IEM NEWMARKET IEM SCARBOROUGH HUNTSVILLE HURRICANES KW VIPERS - BELLAIRE KW VIPERS - PATTERSON DURHAM CITY CHAMELEONS NORTH BAY SPARTANS ORILLIA LAKERS LINDSAY WILDCATS SUDBURY JAM TEAM BREAKDOWN - CHRISTOPHER CANADA ELITE SCHEDULE SCHEDULE SCHEDULE JUNIOR GIRLS JUNIOR GIRLS JUNIOR GIRLS POOL.A POOL.A POOL.B FRIDAY, 7:00PM (SAC) SATURDAY, 6:00PM (KES) FRIDAY, 8:30PM (SAC) IEM NEWMARKET 36 IEM NEWMARKET 44 IEM SCARBOROUGH 41 NORTH BAY SPARTANS 46 LINDSAY WILDCATS 49 SUDBURY JAM 54 SATURDAY, 9:00AM (KES) SATURDAY, 7:30PM (KES) SATURDAY, 9:30AM (AUR) IEM NEWMARKET 38 NORTH BAY SPARTANS 54 ORILLIA LAKERS 38 TEAM BREAKDOWN - CHRISTOPHER 52 TEAM BREAKDOWN - CHRISTOPHER 49 DURHAM CITY CHAMELEONS 58 SATURDAY, 10:30AM (KES) SUNDAY, 9:00AM (KES) SATURDAY, 11:00AM (AUR) CANADA ELITE 48 CANADA ELITE 27 IEM SCARBOROUGH 57 LINDSAY WILDCATS 41 HUNTSVILLE HURRICANES 56 KW VIPERS - BELLAIRE 52 SATURDAY, 12:00PM (KES) SUNDAY, 10:30AM (KES) SATURDAY, 1:00PM (AUR) HUNTSVILLE HURRICANES 51 IEM NEWMARKET 61 SUDBURY JAM 74 KW VIPERS - PATTERSON 23 KW VIPERS - PATTERSON 49 DURHAM CITY CHAMELEONS 43 SATURDAY, 1:30PM (KES) SUNDAY, 12:00PM (KES) SATURDAY, 2:30PM (AUR) NORTH BAY SPARTANS 40 NORTH BAY SPARTANS 47 ORILLIA LAKERS 45 CANADA ELITE 34 HUNTSVILLE HURRICANES 46 KW VIPERS - BELLAIRE 54 SATURDAY, 3:00PM (KES) SUNDAY, 1:30PM (KES) SATURDAY, 4:30PM (AUR) LINDSAY WILDCATS 31 LINDSAY WILDCATS 49 IEM SCARBOROUGH 53 HUNTSVILLE HURRICANES 62 TEAM BREAKDOWN - CHRISTOPHER 66 DURHAM CITY CHAMELEONS 40 SATURDAY, 4:30PM (KES) SUNDAY, 3:00PM (KES) SATURDAY, 6:00PM (AUR) KW VIPERS - PATTERSON 36 CANADA ELITE 51 SUDBURY JAM 72 TEAM BREAKDOWN - CHRISTOPHER 77 KW VIPERS - PATTERSON 39 KW VIPERS - BELLAIRE 50 DIV."A" POOL A SUNDAY, 9:00AM (OUR) GOLD MEDAL GAME IEM SCARBOROUGH 42 SUNDAY, 4:30PM (KES) ORILLIA LAKERS 37 FINAL GAME.1 1ST-PLACE POOL.A vs 2ND-PLACE POOL.A SUNDAY, 10:30AM (OUR) NORTH BAY SPARTANS 38 DURHAM CITY CHAMELEONS 49 HUNTSVILLE HURRICANES 30 KW VIPERS - BELLAIRE 52 SUNDAY, 12:00PM (OUR) SUDBURY JAM 55 ORILLIA LAKERS 40 DIV."AA/AAA" POOL B GOLD MEDAL GAME SUNDAY, 3:00PM (OUR) FINAL GAME.2 1ST-PLACE POOL.B vs 2ND-PLACE POOL.B SUDBURY JAM 65 IEM SCARBOROUGH 45 GYMNASIUMS AUR AURORA HIGH SCHOOL 155 WELLINGTON STREET WEST, AURORA BCSS BILL CROTHERS SECONDARY SCHOOL 44 MAIN STREET, UNIONVILLE BRA BRADFORD DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL 70 PROFESSOR DAY DRIVE, BRADFORD CAR CARDINAL CARTER HIGH SCHOOL 210 BLOOMINGTON ROAD WEST DEN DR. JOHN M. DENISON HIGH SCHOOL 135 BRISTOL ROAD, NEWMARKET ESC ESC RENAISSANCE 700 BLOOMINGTON ROAD WEST, AURORA GRN RICHMOND GREEN HIGH SCHOOL 1 WILLIAM F. BELL PARKWAY, RICHMOND HILL GWSS DR. G.W. WILLIAMS SECONDARY SCHOOL 39 DUNNING AVENUE, AURORA H-T HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL 11300 BAYVIEW AVENUE, RICHMOND HILL HURu HURON HEIGHTS SECONDARY SCHOOL (UPSTAIRS) 40 HURON HEIGHTS DRIVE, NEWMARKET HURd HURON HEIGHTS SECONDARY SCHOOL (DOWNSTAIRS) 40 HURON HEIGHTS DRIVE, NEWMARKET HTC HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 100 MELBOURNE DRIVE, BRADFORD HUR HURON HEIGHTS SECONDARY SCHOOL 40 HURON HEIGHTS DRIVE, NEWMARKET KCSS KING CITY SECONDARY SCHOOL 2001 KING ROAD, KING CITY KES KESWICK HIGH SCHOOL 100 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD, KESWICK MAG MAGNA CENTRE 800 MULOCK DRIVE, NEWMARKET MAX ST.MAXIMILIAN KOLBE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 278 WELLINGTON STREET EAST, AURORA NCC NORTHRIDGE COMMUNITY CHURCH 15338 LESLIE STREET, AURORA NEW NEWMARKET HIGH SCHOOL 505 PICKERING CRESCENT, NEWMARKET OUR OUR LADY OF THE LAKE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 185 GLENWOODS AVENUE, KESWICK PAN PAN-AM CENTRE {MARKHAM} 16 MAIN STREET, UNIONVILLE PET ST.PETER'S CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL 201 ASHFORD DRIVE, BARRIE SAC SACRED HEART CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 908 LEMAR ROAD, NEWMARKET SIR SIR WILLIAM MULOCK SECONDARY SCHOOL 705 COLUMBUS WAY, NEWMARKET STA ST.ANDREW'S COLLEGE 15800 YONGE STREET, AURORA SUT SUTTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL 20798 DALTON ROAD, SUTTON TDSS TOMMY DOUGLAS SECONDARY SCHOOL 4020 MAJOR MacKENZIE DRIVE WEST, WOODBRIDGE VCA VILLANOVA COLLEGE 2480 15TH SIDEROAD, KING CITY WEL WELLINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOL 125 WELLINGTON STREET WEST, AURORA.
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