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Arcola’s 4th annual Jr Boys and Girls Invitational a hit

The Arcola School’s Junior Boys and Girls hosted a tournament on Friday, Oct. 2, and Saturday, Oct. 3.

            The Arcola School’s Junior Boys and Girls hosted a tournament on Friday, Oct. 2, and Saturday, Oct. 3. The boys played on the Friday and the girls played on the Saturday, while they helped each other run their tournaments by refereeing, minor officiating, and working in the canteen.

            The Jr. Boys welcomed Oxbow, Alameda, and Wawota to participate in a four team round-robin. Teams battled it out during the round robin leaving Wawota and Alameda headed for the final.

            In a tough battle Alameda was able to clinch victory and earn the first place trophy. With a two boys in particular on the Alameda team able to generate power on their attack, they put down a few balls throughout the day and within the final that had the crowd in awe.

            The next day saw the girls’ tournament begin early, with Oxbow, Carlyle, Wawota, St. Michael’s School from Weyburn, and Lampman attending the day.

            Both Carlyle and Weyburn went undefeated through their pools for the day and would meet in the final.

            In an entertaining final both teams gave it their all as they fought for first place. In nearly a point for point game Carlyle was able to come away champions for the day through sheer determination. At one point a player dove for a ball sliding somewhat under the net, but knowing she couldn’t let her feet cross the centre line, she did everything she could to stop sliding and pushed herself back before her feet crossed the centre-line making the play legal.

            It was a great weekend for a tournament and the host team would like to thank everyone who came out for the day and congratulate Alameda boys on their win as well as the Carlyle girls on theirs.

            

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