The RND Boys hockey team continued it's memorable season with a convincing win at the AA EOSSAA tournament in Arnprior. 

RND student Brady Hennigar has just signed a commitment to play football for the Queen's Gaels.  Brady has dominated the trenches for RND over an impressive four year career.  He will now turn his attention to being the anchor for Steve Snyder's offensive line at Queen's. 

The RND Boys Hockey team pulled off an impressive 4-1 win over KSS on Monday.  The Panthers gave up the first goal, but stormed back with four unanswered tallies to secure the victory.  Nic Goslin was superb in goal, keeping the team in the game until they could find their legs.  Thomas Elkins, Owen Lutz, Aaron Leeman and Noah Picken found the scoresheet for the Panthers, with Picken's goal coming off a slick pass from Cole Hulton.  The Panthers are now off until next Tuesday when they face Frontenac. 

Thank you to all the players who have showed interest in playing for the Boys Varsity Hockey Team this season. 

Our next practices are:

Monday, December 5 - Invista - MNP pad - 3:30-4:30pm

Tuesday December 6 - Invista - MNP pad - 3:30-4:30pm

The following players are invited to play for this year’s team. 

The RND Jr. Girls started strong with a 10 point service run by Taylor Stelter. They continued their strong play throughout the game with great passing and communication both on and off the court. Well done girls on your victory against an energetic LCVI team, winning 3 sets to 0.

Thank you to all the players who came out for Cats Volleyball.  The following players are asked to attend practice on Monday, December 5th at 6pm.  A parent or guardian for each player is asked to attend the Cats parents meeting on Monday, December 5th at 7:00pm.  

The CATS Volleyball team list will be posted after 8pm on Wednesday November 30th.  The parent meeting will be help on Monday, December 5th at 7:30.

Thank you to all the players who have showed interest in playing for the Boys Varsity Hockey Team this season. 

The following players are invited to attend the next tryout on Tuesday, November 29th, 2022 on the MNP pad at the Invista Centre. 

Thanks to everyone who tried out. Your efforts are appreciated and made our decisions difficult.  Here is the 2022-23 RND Junior Girls Volleyball team:

The following players have made the 2022-23 RND Junior Boys Basketball Final Roster.

The following players are invited to continue trying out for the Junior Girls Volleyball final roster.  

Thank you to all the girls who came out for the tryouts.  The following players are asked to attend practice on Thursday, November 17th at 4:15pm.

Tryouts for CATS volleyball are being held on November 14th, 21st and 28th from 6:00-7:30pm.  Get  your participation form and find out more about the CATS Sports Club now! 

The Junior Girls Basketball team traveled west to face the Golden Hawks of Napanee District Secondary School.  A well played first half saw the two teams trade the lead which didn’t grow beyond 4 points for either squad.  Tied at 24 at halftime the even play continued in the third frame until NDSS hit a long distance quarter time buzzer beater to head to the final quarter up by 2.  The RND girls showed real resilience after buzzer beater playing the fourth frame with a more disciplined defensive approach and a well spaced aggressive offence.  Establishing a lead with 6 minutes to go the Panthers continued to push until they opened a sizeable gap in the games final two minutes.  The game showed real improvement all over the gym.  The RND guards pushed the ball up the floor and ran the offence more efficiently.  A new focus on post play paid dividends on the scoresheet with both points and rebounds.  More importantly the energy was high both on the floor and on the bench as RND heads into the Thanksgiving break on a positive note with a 50 - 38 win in the west.

The Senior Boys travelled north to clip the Golden Eagles of Sydenham, 3-1.  (25-16, 20-25, 25-15,25-15) Despite being shorthanded a couple of golfers and a few workers, the bench rose to the occasion to control play for most of the match.  Welcome back to Ethan Levac who made his season debut coming off an ankle injury.  Best of luck to the boys this weekend as they travel to Chatham to match skills with some of the top teams in the province.

RND’s short trip to Loyalist Collegiate was a league opener and a first KASSAA game of any type for many players. The Panthers showed a bit of nerves in the first frame failing to capitalize on several scoring opportunities. However this young group grew more confident and successful as the game wore on. RND frequently turned their defence into offence with a transition game focused on strong passing. With contributions from each player RND topped the Lancers 52-25. The game provided lots of insights on how to improve in practice before the Panthers face two KASSAA opponents next week.

In front of a vocal and pro-Panther crowd the Senior Boys played their best volleyball of the season in a 3-2 victory over the KSS Bears.  After dominating in the first two sets (25-21,25-14), the visiting KSS squad upped their offensive game to capture the next two sets.  The deciding fifth saw KSS get out to an early lead before RND clawed their way back, eventually securing the victory with a Seth O'Brien ace, 15-13.  Finding a way to bend but not break are important lessons moving forward.  

RND Senior boys won in 3 straight sets against the home Dragons.  Set scores were 25-15,25-23, 25-23.  The RND defence did a good job of limiting the damage of Liam Callaghan from the left side.  Positional awareness moving forward will be key prevent a setter tip on two and covering our attack.