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Men's Volleyball Team 2010-11
Photo by Terry Ting
Back Row: Paul Olsthoorn, Luke Leoen, Kyle Holm, Ian Hortop, Matt Woods, Curtis Bertelink, Greg Gillespie, Kyle Donnan, Josh Lappala, Justin Lee
Front Row: Coach Chris Jenskins, Coach Dave Templar, Coach Brent Tripp
 Name: Curtis BertelinkHometown: Stirling Position: Left Side |
 Name: Kyle DonnanHometown: Pickering Position: Power |
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 Name: Greg GillespieHometown: Elmvale Position: Middle |
 Name: Kyle HolmHometown: Annan Position: Right Side |
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 Name: Ian HortopHometown: Arnprior Position: Middle |
 Name: Josh LappalaHometown: Kingston Position: Left Side |
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 Name: Justin LeeHometown: Trenton Position: Right Side |
 Name: Luke LeoenHometown: Port Hope Position: Right/Left Side |
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 Name: Paul OlsthoornHometown: Orillia Position: Left Side |
 Name: Matt WoodsHometown: Pickering Position: Setter |
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 Coach Dave Templar |
 Coach Brent Tripp |
Double Win Ends Lancers Regular Season
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Photos by Rebeca Rempel
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In one of their biggest games of the year, the Lancer Men started the game slow dropping the first and second set to the Sting. Seneca's #4 Jason Hernandez was in top form leading his team with 18 kills 3 aces and 2 blocks. Having lost the first two sets, it was now or never for the Lancers going into the third set. They got off to a great start taking a quick lead and not letting up. Matt Woods' spin serve proved to be hard to handle racking up 6 aces in the games. Showing how far heart and determination can take a team, the Lancers won the third and fourth set, forcing a fifth and extremely exciting game. Again the Lancers got off to a solid start going up 8-4 at the switch. Curtis Bertelink lit up the court with a series of blocks late in the fifth set that fired up the team and crowd sending Matt Woods back to serve. The killer spin serve stung the Sting yet again and scored the game winning point
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The Loyalist Lancer Women's Volleyball team ended their regular season games on a high note beating the Seneca Sting 3-1. After a slow first set, the Sting came through and won the second 25-22. The Lady Lancers picked up the pace in the third and continued on to win the fourth to take the game 3-1.
A night of triumphs . . .
| It was a night of triumphs for the Lancers with a pair of wins in Monday night's volleyball game against the Durham Lords. |
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The Lancer Men's team took to the court fired up and ready for the challenge of the first place, undefeated Lords. The first set was a battle to the end going point for point with the Lords until the Lancers finished it off 25-22. Matt Woods continued to call the shots and lead his team with smart setting choices and solid defense. Set two played out like the first with both teams throwing up huge blocks, swinging hard and digging well. After another 25-22 set victory, it was starting to look like it could be a three straight win until Durham turned it around and won the third and fourth games 26-24 and 25-17. Going into the fifth game with two wins each and momentum on Durham's side, the Lancers went out swinging and didn't stop. Finishing the game 15-7 clenched the 3-2 decision for the Lancers. |
Men's Athlete of the Week November 22, 2010
Kyle Donnan was named the OCAA Men's Athlete of the Week
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Photo by Terry Tingchaleun
OCAA ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
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January 25, 2010 Kyle had three outstanding games against the Trent Excalibur, Boreal Viperes and the Cambrian Golden Shield this past week. In his first match up, Donnan lead the team offensively with game high 25 kills and 10 digs. The 6’1” power hitter continued his point streak contributing 25 and 19 additional points in the 3-1 and 3-0 victories over the Viperes and Golden Shield respectively. |
Big Night for Lancer Volleyball, February 17, 2010. . . .
It was a big night for Lancer volleyball when they hosted the Seneca Sting. The games were kicked off with a ceremony that recognized the senior players from both the men’s and women’s volleyball teams that are in their last year at Loyalist.
From the women’s team,
· 2nd year right side/libero Kaitlin Gagnon
· CCAA Academic All Canadian, 2nd year power hitter Rebecca Ramsay
· CCAA Academic All Canadian 4th year right side/setter Mandi Buma
From the men’s team
· 3rd year right side/ libero Luke Leone
· 3rd year setter/libero Dave Commerford
· 3rd year setter Mark Mullen
We would like to thank these athletes for their dedication and commitment to Lancer athletics, and wish them the best of luck in all their future endeavors.
The women started off the night cruising to a 3 -0 victory, bumping the Sting into 5th place, and sending them on the road for their qualifying match to take on the Mohawk Mountaineers. The win moved our girls into 3rd place, giving them home court advantage for their cross over game against the Sheridan Bruins, set to take place Saturday, February 20th at 1:00 pm.
The girls played at the top of their game and let their potential shine through. The team’s top point earners, Rebecca Ramsay, Joanne Laton and Mandi Buma continued to drive the team forward, but it was the huge blocking efforts by middles Kayla Kuipers and Tiana Gauthier and stellar defense by libero Brittany Gray that helped stop the Sting.
The ladies finished off their regular season play with an impressive record of 15-5, leaving them only behind 1st place Durham Lords and 2nd Place Trent Excalibur.
The boys were looking for revenge after losing 3-0 to the Seneca Sting back in October, and that’s exactly what they did. Lancers won the first game 25-17, lost the second 20-25, then won the next 2 games 25-18 and 25-22. It was a team effort that lead to the victory, Greg Gillespie, Scott Rominiszyn and Dave Commerford held their own offensively, with a combined 6 blocks and 18 kills. Luke Leone played inspired defense, stepping in as libero and robbing the Sting of many kills, and Mark Mullen worked hard and threw off the Sting with his ability to mix up the offensive.
Kyle Donnan continued to be a dominant offensive force for the team, but it was Matt Woods who earned the most points in the match due to a combination of impressive defense and smart offense.
January 2010 . . .
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The New Year is commencing with our Men’s Volleyball team tied for second place in the OCAA East Region League with 7 wins and 2 losses. Kyle Donnan is on top of the East Region League with 144 points and Matt Woods is in sixth position with 112 points. |
Men's Volleyball Team Ranked Provincially . . .
The Men are currently ranked 10th. The Men are 4-2. Kyle Donnan is currently on top of the East scoring with 4.24 ppg and Matt Woods sits at 7th with 3.60 ppg average.
Photos by Adam Gagnon
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 Matt Woods |
2009-2010
Back Row (L-R): Coach Jordan Hall, Coach Dave Templar, Scott Romaniszyn, Nick Imrie, Greg Gillespie, Matt Woods, Mark Mullen, Coach Brent Tripp
Front Row (L-R): Tyler Garey, Kyle Donnan, Luke Leoen, Kyle Holm, Dave Commerford
2009-2010
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Name: Luke Leoen |
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Name: Scott Romaniszyn |
Name: Matt Woods |
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Name: Kyle Holm |
Name: Mark Mullen |
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Name: Greg Gillespie |
Name: Tyler Garey |
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Name: Kyle Donnan Photos by Adam Gagnon |
Name: Nick Imrie
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Photos by Adam Gagnon |
Dave Templar
Brent Tripp
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Back Row: Coach Dave Templar, Matt Woods, Adam Buelow, Sean Bryan, Matthew Groenveld, Shane Cybulskie, Coach Brent Tripp
Front Row: Greg Gillespie, Kyle Donnan, Chris Kwasnicia, Luke Leoen, Mark Mullen
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Name: Luke Leoen
Name: Matt Woods
Name: Chris Kwasnicia
Name: Mark Mullen
Name: Greg Gillespie
Name: Shayne Cybulskie
Name: Kyle Donnan
Name: Matthew Groenveld
Name: Adam Buelow
Name: Sean Bryan
