|
|
| |
| |
| | |
Millar College Men's A Team
(Coach) Phil Ruten, (Manager) Steven Doerksen, Michael Ruten, Joel Ruten, Josh Olson, Dane Morstad, Chris Shulz (Middle Row)- Dean Neudorf, David Ruten, Tim Doerksen (keeper), Daniel Spellicy, Nathan Deane (Front Row)- Travis Baerg, Chris Stregger, Jon McComish, Stephen Luff
|
| | |
Millar College Men's B Team
(Manager) Steven Doerksen, Devin Regier, Ben Penner, Ryan Dyck, Cody Ritter, David Ong, Colby Cairns, Jeremy Schroeder, Rodrick Mwemera, (Coach) Phil Ruten (Front Row)- Drew Webber, Shawn Elgby, Jordan Fontaine, Bob Webb (keeper), Shawn Martens, Dallas Cromarty, Jason Schmit
|
| |
| |
| | |
Millar College Women's Travelling Team
Hannah Carter, Bobbie DeVries, Rachel Doerksen, Sydney Maier, Rylee Mortensen (AC) , Amy Clark, Krystal Ruten, Wendy Ruten, Rebekah Screpnick, Sandy Thiessen (Keeper), Jennilee Vellacott (C), Emily Wright, Megan Ruten, Deborah Rustebakke, Amy Ruten, Chantel Brink
Manager: Steve Doerksen
|
| | |
Millar College Women's B Team
Amy Clark, Amy Ruten, Chantel Kilback, Robynn Carter, Elise Fortier, Denae Weibe (Front Row)- Megan Ruten, Janette Brandt, Chantel Brink (keeper), Sarah Haiko, Emily Zacherius
|
| |
|
|
|
*PAC PROVINCIAL SOCCER ENDS IN A FLURRY * |
| | |
The Thanksgiving weekend proved to be a chilly one as the Millar outdoor soccer teams headed up North to Nipawin, Sk to battle for first place in the PAC Provincial Championships. The four schools represented in both Men's and Women's Championships were: Bethany College, Nipawin Bible Institute, Briercrest, and Millar College of the Bible.
Amidst blowing winds and falling snowflakes, the teams stayed on their toes and kept the ball rolling. On the women's side, Briercrest and Millar came out on top and played an intense game for first place. Millar started the scoring off in the first half with two goals. However, with skillful passing and strong shots, Briercrest came from behind to win the game with a score of 4-2. Congratulations to Rylee Mortensen who won tournament All-Star.
Standings on the men's side of the tournament were a little tighter in the round robin. Each of the teams took turns winning and losing, and it took the last two round robin games to determine the finalists. Millar and Briercrest pulled out the wins to eliminate both Nipawin and Bethany, and then forged onward to the championship game.
A strong effort was put in by both teams, and in the last few minutes of the game, Millar found themselves down by a score of 3-2. With only seconds to go, a shot by Travis Baerg hit the post and the crossbar, bounced straight down onto the goal line... and out. The whistle blew, and the Briercrest men took home the championship t-shirts with a one-goal win. Congratulations to Dean Neudorf for receiving the tournament All-Star award on the men's side. The tournament was well played by all, and the positive attitudes were an encouragement to witness! Have a wonderful year, and we'll see you next year when outdoor season begins!
October 14, 2009
|
| |
|
|
|
|
A Sizzling Start to Soccer Season
It was a sizzler of a weekend for the Millar teams' first PAC IT tournament in Swift Current. Four mens' teams as well as four womens' teams from across Saskatchewan battled under the hot sun for the tournament title. The Millar 1 team managed to edge out the Bethany Eagles in the mens' side finals with a score of 2-1, while the Millar 1 ladies played in the final against Briercrest, finishing second with a 3-0 loss.
Sept 22, 2009
|
|
|
Alumni Action Gets the Ball Rolling
The outdoor soccer season looks to hold promise as both the men and the womens' teams played in the finals at the Alumni tournament this past weekend. The women played a strong offensive game dominating the scoring 10-0, and giving keeper, Sandy Thiessen, a bit of a rest in net. The mens' Millar 1 team played a well fought game with an adrenalin pumping last few minutes against the Alumni 1 team, only to take second place to the former Millar players in a 2-1 finish.
Great work to both teams! The year looks promising!
September 22, 2009
|
|
|
|
|
|
