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Dear Player
2010 has definetely started off great, with numerous awards and achievements for Pakmen! You'll find out in more detail below... | |
Pakmen 13U Boys Top Ranked Team in Ontario 
Congratulations to the Pakmen U-13 Boys who are the #1 ranked team in the Ontario Volleyball Association (OVA). |
Registration for all Spring 2010 Programs Open 
Our host of Spring programs, which includes Spikes, our popular Development and Champions League, as well as Technique Tutoring, are back for you to enjoy. Both mail and online registration are now open.
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Pakmen 15U Boys - Ontario's Best 
Pakmen 15U Boys seem to be unstoppable after winning their 5th consecutive tournament.
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Pakmen 16U Boys now ranked #4 in Ontario 
Pakmen 16U traveled to St. Mary Catholic Secondary School on February 6th, 2010 to compete in the 16U Challenge Cup- Championship East. The boys prevailed and won the entire tournament, defeating Interclub two sets to none with both the scores being 25-17. Pakmen had a fairly easy trip getting to the finals. In the semi-finals Pakmen took on MAC 16U. The boys played their hardest and beat them two sets to none with the scores of 25-17 and 25-16...
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 A Third Bronze for 13U Girls
Thorold, ON - The day started off great for the Pakmen 13U Girls. They had a near perfect start keeping the Interclub to single digits and very few balls landing on the court on our side. With confidence the team went into the next match only to lose focus and begin making many unforced errors. Strong hits that go out are one thing but slow feet and a lack of concentration is not the way to compete. Despite the slow down, the girls still defeated the Niagara Rapids Blue. This set up the long wait for the quarter finals where the girls played better but still without the focus with which they began the day...
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Pakmen U-14 Boys | Ontario's Best 
The Mississauga News
The Mississauga Pakmen boys' under-14 volleyball team has proven, once again, that it's the team to beat in Ontario. The No. 1-ranked squad in the Ontario Volleyball Association came away with yet another tournament victory, defeating Durham Attack Black to capture the Challenge Cup East Championship, held recently in Stouffville. Click here tor read article |
Former Player earns prestigious award 
Meg Rector from the Girls 18U 2008-2009 team was named the AUS rookie of the year.
Acadia University
(Halifax, NS) Atlantic University Sport is pleased to announce the 2009-10 women's volleyball major award winners as selected by the Atlantic conference's head coaches.
Second year left side Catherine Thornton (Kobe, Japan) of the StFX X-Women has been named the Atlantic University Sport Most Valuable Player.
Catherine, an academic all-Canadian, ranked fifth in AUS kills (2.93 per game) and fifth in scoring (3.34 points per game) this season and helped the X-Women program to a first place finish with an 11-7 record. She recorded 10 or more kills in 14 of 18 matches this season...
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Mail-in Registration for Summer Programs Now Open.
Well, it's that time again! Our set of Summer programs, which includes our popular Volleyball Camp, Beach Academy and Clinic are back for you to enjoy. Mail-in registration is now open, and online registration will open shortly.
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Former 18U players added more titles to their record 
It turns out that Humber College just won the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association Provincial Championships Saturday and 3 former Pakmen players were the key to their success. Former u18 players Derek Quinn and Jordon Langley were both named to the All-Star team, and Terrel Bramwell as name MVP and All-Canadian. Bramwell took the OCAA by storm this season as one of the most electrifying hitters to grace the OCAA courts. The first year player was honoured as the OCAA's Men's Rookie of the Year, League and Regional scoring champion and as a CCAA All-Canadian.
"Terrel may be the most explosive rookie in the history of the OCAA," commented Humber Head Coach Wayne Wilkins. "He has rocketed himself to be one of the best players in the province. He came to Humber from the heavily touted and nationally recognized Pakmen Volleyball Club. His athleticism is something to behold, as he jumps higher and hits harder than most. He adds a jump serve to his game that consistently draws aces."
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Issue No. 3
Volume No. 2
2nd Edition |
Spring and Summer 2010 Programs
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