Welcome to Big V VYCM Grand Final Series 13th/14th August. 2022. at the Rings
HISTORICAL LOGOS RBAMANAGEMENTTEAM 2022 President Tim Mottin Vice President Mark Sutton Treasurer Ariana Senior Club Secretary Kristy Sealey Committee Erick Ramirez Committee Nicole Stevens Warton Committee Amanda Brincat Committee Shaun Clarke Committee Ken Harrington GAME DAYTEAM 2022 CourtAnnouncers BraydenWoods Statisticians BryonDunkley Smith Lucinda Dunkley-Smith GameDayManagers AmandaBrincat MichelleJordison KirstyServinis GAME DAYTEAM 2022 (continued) Commentator Scott Grimster/ Matt Hickey Russell Lee Camera Operator The Haroun Family Score Bench Brian Roberts Erick Ramirez Kristy Sealey Lisa Petrie Jamie Potter Darren Potter Stewart Orchard Trevor Haskett Jacinta Aulsebrook Max Lalor Naomi Cameron Jacob Kroenert Social Media Sarah Dowlan Photography Tania Aumann Stuart McEvoy Kath Miles Courtside Camera Lachie Wind
Last week in game one at Ballarat, it was the Miners who battled back after the Hawks took and early lead but could not hold on to it in the last quarter. The Hawks got an incredible game out of Harry Sealey who nailed 29 and dished out 7 dimes while the Miners best was Austin McKenzie with an impressive 21, 5 and 4. Today is a different though with the Hawks back at the Rings, a big local crowd and a chance to take the series to 3 games. If the Miners can start well then they will like their chances of hanging on and getting the job done on Saturday but this Hawks team has shown a great ability to bounce back after a loss so that will be a difficult task. A Game 2 win would surely put the Hawks in a good spot to take out Game 3 and the Championship. These are two excellent youth team and the quality of play last week was outstanding so we can expect a high scoring and entertaining affair. During half time of Game 2 the Big V will be presenting the VYCM season award winners so please stay in your seats for the festivities. Congratulations to those who are award winners this season. Thanks for all the volunteers and great people who help keep the Hawks senior program up there with the best in the State.
Welcome to the Rings for Game 2 (and possible Game 3) of the 2022 Big V VYCM Championship series between the Ringwood Hawks and Ballarat Miners.
The boys have been hard at work this week, reviewing and re emphasising what went well, the scout, and adjustments that need to be made. They have made The Rings a fortress this year, particularly in the second half of the season. Their confidence remains high and will be re energised on their home floor in front of a raucous home crowd. It has been said before, but again the staff and playing group wish to thank our sponsors, families, junior players and coaches, supporters, committee, referees, score bench officials, and game day staff for their contributions. It has been a great year, and the boys will be back just as hungry in 2023. Enjoy the game.
It is a great feeling returning to our home floor for Game 2 (and hopefully 3) of the 2022 Big V Victorian Youth Championship Men Grand Final series. We welcome and congratulate the Ballarat Miners on making the Grand Final. In what can very well be described the best game of the entire VYCM season last Saturday, Ballarat stepped it up in the second half to take game 1 (101 89). A high intensity, efficient, and well executed game at Selkirk, wowed a healthy crowd, made of up many Ringwood supporters. The entire group appreciates everyone that made the trek down the freeway.
Although we led at the half by 2, the game changer was Ballarat’s generation of second chance points (+16) that proved our undoing, along with the Miners making shots down the stretch that we could not match. Harry Sealey (29pts, 5rebs, 7asts) stole the show, clearly the best on the floor of all players. The rest of our starters were also fantastic; Bayley Rough (17pts, 15rebs, 3asts), Lachlan Ahale (15pts, 7rebs, 5asts), Sebastien Lees (13pts, 6asts) and Angok Angok (12pts, 8rebs). For the Miners, contributions were also vast, demonstrating their immense depth. Most impressive was William Hynes (12pts, 9rebs, 9asts) off the bench, just shy of a triple double. Austin McKenzie (21pts, 5rebs, 4asts, 3stls) led the starters, and was supported by Jeremiah McKenzie (17pts, 7rebs, 4asts), Lucas Impey (11pts, 10rebs), and Amos Brooks (11pts, 7rebs).
No. Height Age Position Name 5 185 18 Guard Harrison Sealey 7 186 18 Guard Sean Ramirez 9 183 21 Guard Ben Linkin 11 187 21 Guard Sebastien Lees 13 192 19 Forward Jacob Klos 14 193 18 Forward Zachary Warton 15 195 19 Forward Bailey Hamilton 21 173 17 Guard Ethan Ramirez 23 196 22 Centre Bayley Rough 30 192 21 Forward Lachlan Ahale 31 198 21 Forward Angok Angok 32 189 17 Guard Marcus Russell 41 184 17 Guard Harper Mutton 50 187 17 Forward Ethan DuPlooy Team Staff Name Head Coach Russell Lee Assistant Coach Mark Beckett Assistant Coach Col Bosomworth Team Manager Jordan Glenn
No. Height Age Position Name 1 185cm 16 Guard Ned Renfree 3 186cm 22 Guard Zac Dunmore 5 211cm 16 Centre Will Hynes 8 184cm 19 Guard Dyami Hayes 9 191cm 19 Forward Jackson Talbot 10 203cm 20 Centre Austin McKenzie 17 196cm 18 Forward Bailey Jacobs 20 197cm 22 Centre Amos Brooks 21 190cm 19 Guard Jerimiah Mc Kenzie 22 198cm 21 Centre Josh Fiegart 23 195cm 21 Forward Ollie Lindeblad 24 200cm 16 Forward Lucas Impey Team Staff Name Head Coach Kyle Slack Assistant Coach Zac Voight Assistant Coach Ethan Fiegart Team Manager Nicole Talbot and Paul
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