NPSAA Seneca Showdown Results!!!

Day 1:

Rock Academy 66 (Jamal Reynolds 20) Phase1 Red 37 (William Maylor 15)

Phase1 Black 79 (Johneil Simpson 26) Brampton Hype 57 (Reece Brooks 14)

REDA Black 63 (Kashrell Lawrence 22) Metro Prep 61 (Justin Jarvis 18)

REDA H.S 84 (Mitchell Wood 22) AGBU 69 (Arthur Alajabian 18)

REDA Red 77 (Martin Dixon-Green 20) Tri-City Prep 57 (Cudjoe Masuka 22)

Day 2:

Rock Academy 67 (Jamal Reynolds 16) Phenix Elite 63 (Gilda Mulenda 23)

REDA H.S 57 (Abednego Lufile 19) Metro Prep 51 (Javon Leamy 18)

Phase1 Black 59 (Johneil Simpson 25) REDA Black 53 (Connor Wood 17)

Brampton Hype 77 (Jamal Potoposinch 15) Phase1 Red 44 (William Baylor 11)

REDA Black 57 (Connor Wood 29) Phenix Elite 49 (Gilda Mulenda 18)

Rock Academy 70 (Jamal Reynolds 18) Phase1 Black 66

REDA Red 52 (Martin Dixon-Green & Shaquille Keith 11) Metro Prep 40 (Justin Jarvis 12)

Phase1 Red 51 (William Maylor 18) Phenix Elite 48 (Josue Telfort 13)

REDA Red 80 (Martin Dixon-Green 23) Brampton Hype 63 (Jamal Potoposinch 17)

REDA has THREE teams?

What is the difference between the three teams?

Yes, REDA has three teams. The reason REDA has three teams is, because a lot of people were interested in trying out for the team. It makes sense when more people comes to try out ,the more teams they have in the same organization. I'm actually not sure but, I think there is no difference between those 3 teams to be honest.

Jamal Reynolds
doesn't he play for Pine Ridge / if so how does this effect his ofssa eligibility?

This is a whole mockery of the high school system, kids like Reece Brooks, Jamal Reynolds playing Prep/Club basketball during their high school season.

No true loyalty to their high school programs and the coaches that take these guys while they are competing for their high school team are riduculous and have no respect for the teacher/coaches in the high school system.

Just imagine a guy blowing out his knee in one of these Prep games, what does he say to his high school coach.

I like the rules in Halton and I think peel should implement the same rule. Don't quote me on this but it goes something like this. "No club basketball or club sport at the same time or until after your high school season has ended."

Talk about mashed up system.

Any video highlights?
Of this tournament

What bothers me about this whole generation is that the pride that used to accompany playing for your highschool is gone.

AAU and club has taken over. There both good for exposure and I think are a good idea to partake in. But when I played, highschool over club anyday. You played and represented your school the community you lived in and the entire student population. You dont get that with club.

I noticed several players such as Jamal Reynolds, Jalen Griffiths and Cassidy Ryan playing for NPSAA teams, does this affect their high school elgibility or is it treated as an OBA team?

No, they don't affect their high school eligibility, because OFSAA treats NPSAA teams as club teams, unless if a prep team is an actual physical prep school (ie Metro Prep), they cannot play for an another high school team at the same time. I hope this helps ballhard41.

GTA_Fan wrote:Day 1:

Rock Academy 66 (Jamal Reynolds 20) Phase1 Red 37 (William Maylor 15)

Phase1 Black 79 (Johneil Simpson 26) Brampton Hype 57 (Reece Brooks 14)

REDA Black 63 (Kashrell Lawrence 22) Metro Prep 61 (Justin Jarvis 18)

REDA H.S 84 (Mitchell Wood 22) AGBU 69 (Arthur Alajabian 18)

REDA Red 77 (Martin Dixon-Green 20) Tri-City Prep 57 (Cudjoe Masuka 22)

Day 2:

Rock Academy 67 (Jamal Reynolds 16) Phenix Elite 63 (Gilda Mulenda 23)

REDA H.S 57 (Abednego Lufile 19) Metro Prep 51 (Javon Leamy 18)

Phase1 Black 59 (Johneil Simpson 25) REDA Black 53 (Connor Wood 17)

Brampton Hype 77 (Jamal Potoposinch 15) Phase1 Red 44 (William Baylor 11)

REDA Black 57 (Connor Wood 29) Phenix Elite 49 (Gilda Mulenda 18)

Rock Academy 70 (Jamal Reynolds 18) Phase1 Black 66

REDA Red 52 (Martin Dixon-Green & Shaquille Keith 11) Metro Prep 40 (Justin Jarvis 12)

Phase1 Red 51 (William Maylor 18) Phenix Elite 48 (Josue Telfort 13)

REDA Red 80 (Martin Dixon-Green 23) Brampton Hype 63 (Jamal Potoposinch 17)

Game 6 PHASE 1 Black vs. ROCK Academy

In a battle of the tournaments undefeated, a frantic finish saw ROCK Academy successfully came from behind to hand PHASE 1 Black its first loss of the showcase with a 70-66 victory.

A relentless pursuit of the basketball on the offensive glass allowed Jamal Reynolds to ge...t a number of looks on the inside to finish with a game-high 18 points, while crafty guard Josh Codinera weaved his way through the defence to find open shooters while also collecting 14 points of his own.

“I tip my hat to the defence that they were playing. They sustained defensive intensity for an extended period of time, I think Josh and Jamal were able to contain and actually get some buckets out of the plays. Jamal’s super active, both offensively and defensively and Josh hit some big shots,” said Keith Vassell head coach of ROCK Academy.

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