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Left to Right, Back to Front): Brandon Reeves, Evan Williams, Mitchell Reeves, Dylan Reeves, Craig Lenihan, Mackensay Bell, Dylan Bell, Brent Libby, Michael Cook, Luke Skerry, Ryan Robar, Jeremiah Wagner, Evan Lenihan Connor Beryy, Bryce Russell. Missing: Mackenzie Greek& Matthew MacDonald, Coaches: Pam Reeves, Rodney Reeves & Aldon Lenihan
The U16 Boys took part in the 23rd Annual New Minas Invitational Tournament August 8th - 10th. Winning Friday night 1-0, they headed to the Valley again bright and early the next morning to play one of the top teams in the Valley. Losing a tough 3-2 match the boys lifted their heads to face their next game. Later that afternoon, they beat West Kings Storm 3-1: another tough game. Sunday morning was the semi-finals against last years U16 provincial champs, Pictou: coming out with a 2-0 win playing "their best game that weekend!". The gold medal game faced them up with East Kings yet again. A 3-0 loss placed them 2nd overall with 8 teams competing in their age division. Congratulations boys, to a job well done boys! Silver medals don't come easy!
24th Annual Valley Kick-off tournament
The Under 16 Boys team has also competed in another other tournament thus far this summer. The 24th annual Valley Kick-off held in the Valley area, June 20th - 22nd. The competition was fierce, winning their way into a spot in the semi-finals early Sunday morning. The team took an upset in a very close, very intense game against East Kings in the semi-finals. None-the-less, it didn't put a damper on the boys, they knew they'd played tough a weekend!
21st Annual Gunn Balderson Tournament
The Under 18 Girls took to the field July 4th, 5th & 6th to participate in the 21st Annual Gunn Balderson Memorial tournament. Friday night they were faced up against a tough city team, Dartmouth United. Tieing the team 0-0 set them up for a good weekend ahead. The next morning the girls were set to play Halifax/Dunbrack, a loss there meant nothing to the girls: knowing they were just as good. Later that afternoon they faced one of the better teams in their league play, South Shore BMO's. New Ross was 3 goals up on the BMO's, giving all they had just wasn't enough. A mixture of the heat and fatigue wasn't in their favour: the BMO's were able to tie it up by the final whistle 3-3. Going home with a respectable 0-1-2 finish was a pleasing way to end off the weekend!
