Under 15 Provincial Team @ the Nationals

The Under 15 Midget boy's team will represent Ontario at the 2008 U15 National Championships in Kamloops, British Columbia, August 5-9, 2008 at Thompson Rivers University. The 2008 Midget National Championships are being hosted by Basketball BC.

Link to the Nationals web site: http://www.basketball.bc.ca/2008Nationals/


Roster:
Kevin Pangos - Holland Landing
Negus Webster-Chan - Scarborough
Keegan Dunlop - St. Catharines
Martin Dixon-Green - Scarborough
Nicholas Lewis - Scarborough
Duane Notice - Woodbridge
Dinjiyl Walker - Maple
Sean Stoqua - Ottawa
Anthony Bennett - Brampton
Jonathan Alexander - Scarborough
Nikolas Stauskas - Mississauga
Roger Tshimpaka - Toronto

Coaching Staff:
Jeff Giovanatti (Sault Ste. Marie) - Head Coach
Sherwyn Benn (Toronto) - Assistant Coach


Schedule:
Aug 5 Manitoba vs. Ontario
Aug 6 Ontario vs. Alberta
Aug 7 Ontario vs Saskatchewan

There is a link on the B.C. Basketball whereby a webcast will be available. Remember there is a three hour time difference.

Can someone post a link please? I was too duhhhh to post it.

what happeend to cy i thought he was on that team

the coach took height over talent...who is keegan dunlop? the tall dude that plays for newman?

The site is difficult at best!

Is Canada Basketball organizing this?

Ontario 124 - Manitoba 53. That is a pounding!

No box score, no webcast!

I think the group that posted the roster also run the webcast/scoring module.

Cy's in the team photo. I think the roster that OBA is listing on their mainpage is still correct . . . I guess once the boxscore comes out we'll see. . . . or if Cy's online he can always respond . . . .

um yeah it's cy
i was on the team but due to an injury to my knee i couldnt go to play
but its okay i hope they still win and bring back a gold regardless if i get to help them out or not

Ontario has two games scheduled today.

In addition to Alberta they also play Nova Scotia at 6:00 p.m.

This is all Canada Basketball has posted in the way of stats.

Ontario 124 Manitoba 53
(ON): Jon Alexander, 24 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists
(MB): Sylvester Alexander, 21 points, 4 3pm

Basketball Ontario had a little more:
U15 Boys Game One - Summary
After watching their female counterparts kick off the tournament with a win, the U15 team Ontario boys followed suit by opening the tournament 124-53 victory over team Manitoba. Player of the game, Jonathan Alexander scorched the Manitoba defence and led his team with 24 points. Not far behind was sharp-shooting Kevin Pangos with 17 points, while Martin Dixon-Green added 16, Anthony Bennett scored 14 and Nikolas Stauskas scored 13 points.

"The guys are all really energetic and ready to go. I felt we really shared the ball well today,” Alexander said.

The team Ontario transition game was excellent as the team compiled 21 assists and every player on the roster made it on to the score sheet. However, the 27 offensive boards as a team ensured that the Ontario team controlled the tempo for most of the game.

Team Ontario 87 - Team Alberta 40 .

No webcast, no details.

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Yukon is in the other pool.

[b][u]U15 Boys Game Two - Summary
[/u][/b]The Ontario boys’ team started off the second day of the tournament with another win, 87-40 over team Alberta. Coach Jeff Glovanatti was impressed by the effort put forth on both ends of the court in the first game of the day.
“We focused on defence and are happy to hold a good team like Alberta to only 40 points,” Glovanatti said.
As a team, Ontario was able to dominate in the paint scoring 60 points and hauling in 61 rebounds to go along with 19 team assists. Negus Webster-Chan led the team in scoring with 18 points, while player of the game, Martin Dixon-Green scored 16. Jonathan Alexander and Nicholas Lewis each had 12 points and Keegan Dunlop finished with 10.

how come juwan isnt on the team?

Ontario 105 Nova Scotia 84

Anthony Bennett led the scoring with 23, Nick Lewis had 19, Jon Alexander 15, Martin Dixon-Green and Nick Stauskas 13 each.

Life is about to become more challenging for Team Ontario. Today they face also-undefeated Saskatchewan in their final Pool game.

Then they would likely get defending champion Quebec in a semi-final with powerful British Columbia likely awaiting the winner. All this by virtue of a resounding B.C. victory over Quebec 90-71.