Team ICE Final Summary (9/18/18)

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East York Academy @ Sunrise College Prep

Today's Jerseys: Prism Ice Blue Jersey, Navy Blues (Basketball), Icey Blues (Hockey)

TEAM ICE SCHEDULE & LINEUPS

DAYTIME

1. Soccer

2. Baseball

EARLY EVENING

3. Opening Races

4. Volleyball

5. Swimming

6. Roller Derby

7. Basketball

8. Hockey

PRIMETIME

9. Relay Races

10. Football

DAYTIME

1. Soccer - 9:00 AM/ET. (ICE)

2. Baseball - 1:00 PM/ET. (NBC)

EARLY EVENING

3. Opening Races - 6:00 PM/ET. (ICE)

4. Volleyball - 6:00 PM/ET. (TV-44)

5. Swimming - 6:30 PM/ET. (TV-44)

6. Roller Derby - 6:30 PM/ET. (TV-44)

7. Basketball - 6:30 PM/ET. (ICE)

8. Hockey - 6:30 PM/ET. (TV-44)

PRIMETIME

9. Relay Races - 8:00 PM/ET. (ICE)

10. Football - 8:30 PM/ET. (ICE)

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TEAM ICE 2018-19 FALL/WINTER SCHEDULE


WED 9/5/18: Degrassi High (TOR) | Old Toronto, Toronto - 6:00 PM


TUE 9/11/18: @ Sunrise College Prep (NOR) | Yonkertown, Norwood - 7:00 PM


TUE 9/18/18: Northern Secondary School (TOR) | Old Toronto, Toronto - 6:00 PM


TUE 9/25/18: @ Earl Haig Secondary School (TOR) | Old Toronto, Toronto - 6:00 PM


TUE 10/2/18: Northview Heights Secondary School (TOR) | North York, Toronto - 6:00 PM


TUE 10/9/18: @ Lane Technical College Prep High School (CHI) | Northside, Chicago - 5:00 PM


TUE 10/16/18: East York Collegiate Institute (TOR) | Old Toronto, Toronto - 6:00 PM


TUE 10/23/18: Brooklyn Technical High School (NYC) | Old Toronto, Toronto - 6:00 PM


TUE 10/30/18: @ Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute (TOR) | East York, Toronto - 6:00 PM


TUE 11/6/18: @ Cass Technical High School (DET) | Midtown Detroit, Detroit - 6:00 PM


TUE 11/13/18: Agincourt Collegiate Institute (TOR) | Old Toronto, Toronto - 6:00 PM


TUE 11/20/18: Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute (TOR) | Old Toronto, Toronto - 6:00 PM


TUE 11/27/18: @ Victoria Park Collegiate Institute (TOR) | North York, Toronto - 6:00 PM


TUE 12/4/18: @ Whitney Young Magnet High School (CHI) | Near West Side, Chicago - 5:00 PM


TUE 12/11/18: Sunrise College Prep (NOR) | Old Toronto, Toronto - 6:00 PM


TUE 12/18/18: Northview Heights Secondary School (TOR) | Old Toronto, Toronto - 6:00 PM


TUE 1/8/18: @ Sir Wilfrid Laurier Collegiate Institute (TOR) | Scarborough, Toronto - 6:00 PM


TUE 1/15/18: @ Stuyvesant High School (NYC) | Manhattan, New York - 6:00 PM


THU 1/17/18: PLAYOFFS | TBA Location - TBA Time


TUE 1/22/18: PLAYOFFS | TBA Location - TBA Time


THU 1/24/18: QUARTERFINALS PLAYOFF | TBA Location - TBA Time


TUE 1/29/18: SEMIFINALS PLAYOFF | TBA Location - TBA Time


THU 1/31/18: CONFERENCE PLAYOFF | TBA Location - TBA Time


THU 2/7/18: CITY TITLE GAME | Toronto, Ontario - 6:00 PM


TUE 2/12/18: CITY vs. CITY PLAYOFF | TBA Location - 8:00 PM


SUN 2/17/18: LEAGUE TITLE GAME | Detroit, Michigan - 8:00 PM

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FINAL

Mar 4, 2019 0:22:43 GMT -6 Proxio said:

NORTHERN SS STARTING LINEUP

1. Sofija Milosevic (ROD) | Goalkeeper

2. Kaitlyn Dever (NBC) | Right Fullback

3. NORTHERN | Left Fullback

4. NORTHERN | Center Back

5. Kalani Hilliker (NBC) | Center Back/Sweeper

6. Italiana Richmond (ROD) | Midfielder

7. Hannah Davis (NBC) | Midfielder

8. NORTHERN | Midfielder

9. Aaliyah Costa (ROD) | Striker

10. Beth Behrs (NBC) | Playmaker

11. Xenia Deli (ROD) | Winger

TEAM ICE STARTING LINEUP

1. Vika Bronova | Goalkeeper

2. Megan May Williams | Right Fullback

3. Daphne Bertram | Left Fullback

4. Lillian Van Der Beek | Center Back

5. Nicole Meyer | Center Back/Sweeper

6. Noor Van Der Beek | Midfielder

7. Joel Osmond | Midfielder

8. Stephanie Rose Bertram | Midfielder

9. Farah Holt | Striker

10. Joanna Halpin | Playmaker

11. Jordyn Huitema | Winger

SOCCER GAME RESULTS

- Jordyn Huitema scored the 1st goal of the game to go up 1-0 on Northern Secondary School at the '69 minute mark in the 2nd half

- Xenia Deli tied the game at 1-1 against East York at the '74 minute mark in the 1st half

- Jordyn Huitema scored the 3rd and final goal of the game to go up 2-1 on Northern Secondary School at the '92 minute mark in the 2nd half

- East York would go onto to defeat Northern Secondary School 2-1 in this second soccer contest of the season

Team ICE who represents East York defeated Northern Secondary 2-1 with Jordyn Huitema scoring two goals in the game including the game winner and Vika Bronova getting 12 saves and only surrendering one goal.

STATS for NORTHERN SECONDARY SCHOOL

Northern Goal Scoring Leaders

1. Xenia Deli (ROD) - 1 goal

Northern Assist Leaders

1. Aaliyah Costa (ROD) - 1 goal

Northern Defensive Leaders

1. Italiana Richmond (ROD)

2. Kalani Hilliker (NBC)

3. Kaitlyn Dever (NBC)

Sofija Milosevic (ROD) (0-1) (L): 14 saves on 16 shots, 2 goals given up

STATS for TEAM ICE

East York Goal Scoring Leaders

1. Jordyn Huitema (ICE) - 2 goals

East York Assists Leaders

1. Joanna Halpin (ICE) - 1 assist

2. Farah Holt (ICE) - 1 assist

East York Defensive Leaders

1. Megan May Williams (ICE)

2. Daphne Bertram (ICE)

3. Nicole Meyer (ICE)

Vika Bronova (ICE) (1-0) (W): 12 saves on 13 shots, 1 goal given up

GAME THOUGHTS

Kate Beckinsale gets her soccer club off to a 2-0 start as Team ICE edges Northern Secondary School by a goal thanks to 17-year old Canadian soccer phenom Jordyn Huitema who scored both goals today for Coach Beckinsale.

Jordyn Huitema scored the very first goal of the game to put Team ICE up 1-0 then she scored the game winning goal for the second week in a row this time in extra time as Jordyn has scored 3 goals this season.

Joanna Halpin and Farah Holt had some missed goals but they contributed on both of Jordyn Huitema's goals with an assist for each.

Vika Bronova made her goalkeeping debut as she surrendered only one goal off of 13 shots getting 12 saves in this game similar to Hope Solo last week who only surrendered one goal against Norwood.

The defenders made a huge difference in this game as Megan May Williams was impressive and Daphne Bertram looked impressive as well in her official ICE debut.

On the flip-side for Northern the standout was Xenia Deli who scored the only goal of the game for the visitors as this is great news for ROD as their other draft pick Aaliyah Costa attributed on that assist.

Sofija Milosevic who returned to Ontario where she grew up had a solid outing only giving up those two goals but she had 14 saves so she looked good in net and wasn't a disaster in this loss.

Northern despite having ROD and NBC players help them was just out physical in this game but defensive Italiana Richmond and Kalani Hilliker were the two standouts keeping ICE from getting more goals.

The next soccer match will be next week on the road for Team ICE at Earl Haig Secondary School as Vika Bronova will get the start again and we'll see if Jordyn Huitema can keep up her hot streak.

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FINAL

Mar 4, 2019 0:22:57 GMT -6 Proxio said:

NORTHERN SS BATTING ORDER

1. Vanessa Moody (NBC) | 2nd Baseman

2. Josie Canseco (ROD) | Center Fielder

3. Anna Herrin (ROD) | 1st Baseman

4. G. Hannelius (NBC) | Right Fielder

5. Hailee Steinfeld (ROD) | Pitcher

6. Yareli Reyes (NBC) | Shortstop

7. NORTHERN | Left Fielder

8. NORTHERN | 3rd Baseman

9. NORTHERN | Catcher

NORTHERN SS RESERVES

Megan Scelsi (ROD) | Infielder

Joey King (NBC) | Outfielder

NORTHERN SS PITCHING STAFF

Hailee Steinfeld (ROD) | Today's Starting Pitcher

Victoria Justice (NBC) | Relief Pitcher

Sydney Roper (ROD) | Relief Pitcher

NORTHERN | Relief Pitcher

NORTHERN | Relief Pitcher

Kate King (NBC) | Setup Pitcher

Barbara Palvin (ROD) | Closing Pitcher

TEAM ICE BATTING ORDER

1. Nancy Nery | Center Fielder

2. Penny Perchik | 2nd Baseman

3. Bridget Satterlee | 1st Baseman

4. Natalie Ceretti | Catcher

5. Theresa Bush | 3rd Baseman

6. Liz Turner | Right Fielder

7. Dinah Jeter | Shortstop

8. Ivy Herbert | Left Fielder

9. Eva Adams | Pitcher

TEAM ICE PITCHING STAFF

Eva Adams | Today's Starting Pitcher

Mackenzie Herbert | Starting Pitcher

Mila Gunz | Starting Pitcher

Gia Radionova | Starting Pitcher

Megan McGown | Relief Pitcher

Luna Blaise | Relief Pitcher

Lexi Ainsworth | Relief Pitcher

Paige Reifler | Relief Pitcher

Carmela Rose | Setup Pitcher

Deborah Jo Wood | Closing Pitcher

SUMMARY HIGHLIGHTS

1ST INNING: Penny Perchik hits a 2-run homer to give East York (ICE) a 2-0 lead over Northern (NBC & ROD)

3RD INNING: Eva Adams strikes out the side as she gets her 7th strikeout of the game only giving up one run through 3 innings as East York (ICE) keeps a 5-1 lead over Northern (NBC & ROD)

3RD INNING: Bridget Satterlee gets a 2-run double driving in Nancy Nery and Penny Perchik to give East York (ICE) a 7-1 lead over Northern (NBC & ROD)

6TH INNING: Anna Herrin hits a 3-run homer to bring the score to 9-6 in favor of East York (ICE) over Northern (NBC & ROD)

6TH INNING: Dinah Jeter hits a 2-run single driving in Theresa Bush and Liz Turner to give East York (ICE) a 13-6 lead over Northern (NBC & ROD)

FINAL SCORE: Northern Secondary School 6 @ East York Secondary Academy 13

STATS for NORTHERN

Pitcher

Hailee Steinfeld (L, 0-1) (ROD), 3.2 Innings pitched, 10 hits, 8 earned runs, 4 walks, 4 strikeouts, 1 home run, 17.50 ERA

Top 4 Hitters

1. Josie Canseco (CF) (ROD): 1 At-bat (1), 1 run (1), 1 hit (1), 1 home run (1), 1 run batted in (1), 0 double (0), 0 triples (0), 2 walks (2), 0 strikeouts (0), 0 stolen base (0), .1000 batting average (.1000 avg.)

2. Anna Herrin (1B) (ROD): 4 At-bats (4), 2 runs (2), 2 hits (2), 1 home run (1), 3 runs batted in (3), 1 double (1), 0 triples (0), 0 walks (0), 1 strikeout (1), 0 stolen base (0), .500 batting average (.500 avg.)

3. G. Hannelius (RF) (NBC): 4 At-bats (4), 1 run (1), 1 hit (1), 0 home runs (0), 1 run batted in (1), 0 double (0), 0 triples (0), 0 walks (0), 1 strikeout (1), 0 stolen base (0), .250 batting average (.250 avg.)

4. Vanessa Moody (2B) (NBC): 4 At-bats (4), 1 run (1), 1 hit (1), 0 home runs (0), 1 run batten in (1), 0 double (0), 0 triples (0), 0 walks (0), 2 strikeouts (2), 1 stolen base (0), .250 battle average (.250 avg.)

STATS for TEAM ICE

Pitcher

Eva Adams (W, 1-0) (ICE), 4.1 Innings pitched, 3 hits, 2 earned runs, 2 walks, 9 strikeouts, 1 home run, 2.80 ERA

Top 4 Hitters

1. Penny Perchik (2B) (ICE), 3 At-bats (11), 2 runs (9), 3 hits (10), 1 home run (4), 4 runs batted in (10), 1 double (3), 0 triples (0), 0 walks (2), 0 strikeouts (0), 1 stolen base (3), .1000 batting average (.917 avg.)

2. Nancy Nery (CF) (ICE): 2 At-bats (9), 4 runs (11), 2 hits (9), 1 home run (1), 1 runs batted in (3), 0 doubles (1), 1 triple (2), 2 walks (5), 0 strikeouts (0), 3 stolen bases (6), .1000 batting average (.1000 avg.)

3. Bridget Satterlee (1B) (ICE): 4 At-bats (12), 1 run (7), 3 hits (10), 1 home run (6), 3 runs batted in (17), 1 double (2) 0 triples (0), 0 walks (2), 0 strikeouts (1), 0 stolen bases (1), .750 batting average (.583 avg.)

4. Theresa Bush (3B) (ICE): 4 At-bats (14), 2 runs (5), 2 hits (8), 0 home runs (2), 0 runs batted in (5), 1 double (3), 0 triples (0), 0 walks (0), 1 strikeout (2), 1 stolen base (1), .500 batting average (.571 avg.)

GAME THOUGHTS

Samantha Hoopes got her baseball team rolling as they have started this new season 3-0 and they've scored at least 10 runs or more in every game.

Eva Adams was the headlining story coming into this game as she made her official baseball debut as today's starting pitcher for Team ICE and Eva Adams had a great start dominating Northern.

Eva Adams had 9 strikeouts and gave up a home run to Josie Canseco and that was it as nobody could really generate any offense off of her so it looks ICE will have a solid 1-2 starter to go with Mackenzie Herbert this season.

Unfortunately Eva's great debut was overshadowed by the chaos she created at the plate when she hot Josie Canseco and knocked Yareli Reyes out of the game with a serious injury leading to the first brawl of the game.

ICE's bullpen was a little shaky as they gave up 5 runs after Eva Adams exited the game as Luna Blaise in her debut gave up 4 earned runs in this game.

Luckily the ICE offense was did so much damage in this game early and in the 6th inning when the game got a little tight they hit 2 home runs and Dinah Jeter drove in the final two runs of the game.

ICE's offensive standouts continue to be the 1-2 punch at the top of the lineup with Nancy Nery and Penny Perchik who haven't been out all season in the first three games.

Bridget Satterlee hit another home run in this game giving her 6 on the season and 17 RBIs leading the high school league.

Theresa Bush was solid again in the middle in the lineup getting two key hits in this game and scoring a couple of runs.

Ivy Herbert was the other big debut in this game as she had a solid game going 2 for 3 in this game as her twin sister makes her huge anticipated debut on the round next Tuesday at Earl Haig.

Northern's starting pitcher Hailee Steinfeld from Team ROD got knocked around pretty badly in this game giving up 10 hits and 8 earned runs but did get four strikeouts.

Josie Canseco was the only hitter on that Northern baseball team to score a run off of Eva Adams when she was in there and she walked on her other two at-bats including getting hit by a pitch.

Anna Herrin went 2 for 4 in this game including hitting a 3-run homer in the 6th inning so the ROD contributors did very well here.

Yareli Reyes before getting struck by the baseball resulting in a serious injury she had 3 crucial errors at shortstop.

Victoria Justice gave up those 4 runs in the 6th and led to the 2nd brawl of the game which ended the game a half inning game thanks to a riot that started during the brawl by the fans in the outfield who flooded the field.

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Mar 4, 2019 0:23:18 GMT -6 Proxio said:

OPENING RACE LINEUPS

1. Miley Cyrus (NBC) | Northern Secondary School

2. Ivy Herbert (ICE) | East York Academy

3. Sanne Vloet (ROD) | Northern Secondary School

4. Keri Nee Adkins (ICE) | East York Academy

5. Abby Champion (ROD) | Northern Secondary School

6. Nancy "Jet" Kimmell (ICE) | East York Academy

7. Jasmine Sanders (NBC) | Northern Secondary School

8. Kay "Supersonic" Shields (ICE) | East York Academy

In the opening race it's an individual competition where there are four matchups and if there's a 2-2 tie the tiebreaker is the relay race later in the night to set the winner of the racing events.

If a team wins the opening race 3-1 or 4-0 with no ties then this counts as a separate win from the relay race which still counts as a win by itself.

The advantage of winning the opening race gives you a win that you can makeup for if you lose another event somewhere.

OPENING RACE RESULTS

- Ivy Herbert def. Miley Cyrus (East York leads 1-0) (Ivy finishes race in 9.90 seconds) (Miley finishes race in 12.32 seconds)

- Keri Nee Adkins def. Sanne Vloet (East York leads 2-0) (Keri finishes race in 10.07 seconds) (Sanne finishes race in 10.31 seconds)

- Nancy Kimmell def. Abby Champion (East York leads 3-0) (Nancy finishes race in 9.85 seconds) (Abby finishes race in 10.17 seconds)

- Kay Shields def. Jasmine Sanders (East York wins 4-0) (Kay finishes race in 9.55 seconds) (Jasmine finishes race in 10.37 seconds)

Team ICE who represents East York swept Northern Secondary School 4-0 with Kay Shields running at 9.55 seconds which is still short of her personal record of 9.36 seconds but ahead of last week's 9.61 seconds score.

COMPETITION THOUGHTS

Team ICE swept the field of all four races as they were dominate in their victories as ICE may have found their solution to last week's loss to Quickspeed Davis in Ivy Herbert who killed Miley Cyrus in this race.

Ivy Herbert finished her race with the third best time on the team literally on five tenths of a second behind Nancy Kimmell at 9.90 seconds and Miley had the slowest score at 12.32 seconds her running days are done.

Keri Nee Adkins had a close race with Sanne Vloet who look impressive but still finished behind Keri's 10.07 scoring time.

Abby Champion had a good close race with Nancy Kimmell until Nancy really put those burners on and defeated Abby at 9.85 seconds.

The story continues to be Kay "Supersonic" Shields who defeated her old racing teammate Jasmine Sanders improving on her time again from last week as she gets faster and faster here.

There were two incidents to report though as Ivy Herbert pushed Miley to the ground after she crossed the finish line but she didn't get disqualified.

Then Jasmine Sanders to get revenge on her teammate Miley she knocked down Kay Shields starting a little fight between those two right there so the relay races are gonna be interesting later tonight.

ICE now has 3 victories on Northern heading into this evening's contests.

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FINAL

Mar 4, 2019 0:23:33 GMT -6 Proxio said:

NORTHERN SS VOLLEYBALL LINEUP

1. Miranda Cosgrove (NBC) | Setter

2. Sofija Milosevic (ROD) | Outside Hitter

3. Pierson Fodé (NBC) | Middle Blocker

4. Delilah Belle Hamlin (ROD) | Opposite

5. Mario Lopez (NBC) | Outside Hitter

6. Kyra Santoro (ROD) | Defensive Specialist

TEAM ICE VOLLEYBALL LINEUP

1. Alyssa Lynch | Setter

2. Audreyana Williams | Outside Hitter

3. Kaylee Bryant | Middle Blocker

4. Rowan Blanchard | Opposite

5. Lisa Grantham | Outside Hitter

6. Theresa Bush | Defensive Specialist

TEAM ICE VOLLEYBALL RESERVES

Victoria Konefal | Setter

Deborah Jo Wood | Setter

Lillian Van Der Beek | Middle Blocker

Paris Jackson | Middle Blocker

Kendall Vertes | Opposite

Kiernan Shipka | Outside Hitter

Jillian Guill | Outside Hitter

Danielle Knudson | Defensive Specialist

Noor Van Der Beek | Defensive Specialist

Megan May Williams | Defensive Specialist

Mariana Phillips | Defensive Specialist

Lindsey Visser | Defensive Specialist

In the volleyball match we have a total of 5 sets that will be played and the first team to 3 victories wins the match.

To win a match each team must score a total of 25 points per game to get a set victory.

If it's tied at 2-2 the 5th and deciding match only need 15 points to determine a winner of the match.

VOLLEYBALL MATCH RESULTS

- Team ICE wins the first set to Northern 25 points to 23 points (East York leads 1-0)

- Team ICE wins the second set to Northern 25 points to 13 points (East York leads 2-0)

- Team ICE wins the third set to Northern 25 points to 8 points (East York wins 3-0)

Team ICE who represents East York swept Northern 3-0 with Audreyana Williams getting 28 kills in this match and Lisa Grantham was behind her with 16 kills of her own in the match.

MATCH THOUGHTS

ICE's volleyball team struggled in their first two weeks despite getting wins in each match but a new lineup has given the team their most convincing team yet sweeping Northern Secondary School in this match.

24-year old actress Alyssa Lynch was the new starting setter and this made a huge difference for the team this week allowing Audreyana Williams, Lisa Grantham, and Theresa Bush to do their work on the court.

Audreyana Williams had her best performance to-date getting 28 kills in this match on Northern and Lisa Grantham got revenge on NBC pretty well with 16 kills and Theresa Bush 8 kills in this match.

The match itself started out close in that first set and then ICE started to dominate the next two as the rotations got real comfortable out there.

Lindsay Hartley's changes in the lineup makes this a much better volleyball team and maybe help keep her job a little longer as the Head Coach of the team getting this sweep.

It was ugly for Northern though as there was no improvement from the last two high school teams that East York faced in this matchup.

Most of the problems for Northern came via the NBC players as the ROD players were actually solid as Kyra Santoro was a real monster out there with 15 kills on her side and Delilah Bell Hamlin and Sofija Milosevic were solid as well.

Mario Lopez suffered a back injury and had to leave the contest with his age it's safe to say that this might be the last time we see him on the court and he lost to Alyssa Lynch and Victoria Konefal from Saved By the Bell.

ICE now has 4 victories on Northern as these evening contests continue to play out here.

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Mar 4, 2019 0:23:57 GMT -6 Proxio said:

NORTHERN SS SWIMMERS

1. Mackenzie Rosman (NBC) | American Swimmer

2. Charlotte McKinney (ROD) | American Swimmer

3. NORTHERN | Canadian Swimmer

4. Nat Wolff (NBC) | American Swimmer

5. Kara Del Toro (ROD) | American Swimmer

6. NORTHERN | Canadian Swimmer

7. Matthew Lawrence (NBC) | American Swimmer

8. Maya Stepper (ROD) | German Swimmer

9. Justin Bieber (NBC) | Canadian Swimmer

10. Keke Lindgard (ROD) | Australian Swimmer

TEAM ICE SWIMMERS

1. Nicole Meyer | South African Swimmer

2. Yasmine Green | American Swimmer

3. Georgia Fowler | New Zealand Swimmer

4. Luna Graaf | New Zealand Swimmer

5. Alden Steimle | Australian Swimmer

6. Annabelle Oelmann | Australian Swimmer

7. Gigi Midgley | American Swimmer

8. Madison Pettis | American Swimmer

9. Victoria Lee | Australian Swimmer

10. Paris Berelc | American Swimmer

N/A. Lucky Trunfio | Australian Swimmer

In swimming it'll be real simple there will be a series of relay events run and the team to finish with the most wins per relay will win.

Each race will be a little different from the other one as far as the number of swimmers competing and length of the swims.

Individuals are timed and the swimmers with the best times are recognized as the swimmers who are responsible for winning their races.

We're going to keep it simple and straight to the point and let you know who won the overall swimming events instead of one-by-one like we've done in the other sports.

SWIM MEET RESULTS

- East York won a total of 6 relay races and only lost 3 of them to Northern Secondary School

Team ICE who represents East York defeated Northern Secondary School 6-3 with Australian swimmer Victoria Lee who helped grabbed 3 of 6 wins for her team as she was responsible for the best time there.

MATCH THOUGHTS

Team ICE got some decent competition this week from Northern who had a decent swim squad coming in as the Mackenzie Rosman led team gave the world class swimmers from ICE all they could handle.

Vikky Lee was the real standout for Team ICE as she had a huge night grabbing 3 wins for her swim team finishing with the best time of the night as well.

The Oceania swimmers from Australia and New Zealand continue to make a huge difference on this swim team giving Nicole Meyer and Yasmine Green a lot of help there.

The most vulnerable swimmers were Paris Berelc, Madison Pettis, and Gigi Midgley who could all be replaced by Lucky Trunfio next week but Gigi Midgley helped win a relay race so she's safe.

For Northern the real standout had to be ROD Knockout Keke Lindgard who was the best swimmer on that team showing her Australian swimming talent as this is the one draft pick ICE wanted for this team.

Mackenzie Rosman was a slower than she used to be problem since she's a little older now but she was right on par with ROD's Charlotte McKinney, Kara Del Toro, and Maya Stepper.

The Northern swim team was decent but we'll see if NBC and ROD makes some changes here and there just to see who will be the top 10 swimmers for their own team for BOTNS in October.

Right now young Head Coach Lindsey Shaw has her team on a role right now winning all three of their swim meets this season to start the new season.

ICE now has 5 victories on Northern as these evening contests continue to play out here.

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Northern Secondary School @ East York Academy

✅ vs. Northern Secondary School | ROLLER DERBY MATCH

6. ROLLER DERBY

▶️ at Blue Side Park Oval | Old Toronto, Toronto, Ontario

Game time: 6:30 p.m. EST

Channel: 44 (TV-44)

Game weather: Indoors

Game attendance: 1,389

Head referee: Matt Neskina

TV announcers (TV-44): Christa B. Allen (play-by-play), Sean Waltman (color commentator) and Becky Lynch (color commentator)

TEAM ICE COACHING STAFF

Paige Van Buren | Team ICE Chief

Frankie Beckham | General Manager

Lauren Cohan | President of Roller Sporting Operations

Jessica Stroup | Head Coach

Alexandra Park | Associate Coach

Nadja Bender | Assistant Coach

Lori Peete | Volunteer Assistant Coach

TEAM ICE TOP LINE

1. Strawberry Shields | Jammer

2. Mackenzie Foy | Pivot

3. Devin Reyes | Blocker

4. Lulu Leithold | Blocker

5. Teena Schneider | Blocker

TEAM ICE SECOND LINE

6. Kay Shields | Jammer

7. Jenny Sense | Pivot

8. Yara Khmidan | Blocker

9. Angie Bonanni | Blocker

10. Aisha Williams | Blocker

TEAM ICE THIRD LINE

11. Farah Holt | Jammer

12. Kristy Peric | Pivot

13. Stephie Argelich | Blocker

14. Audrey Krag | Blocker

15. Anja Peric | Blocker

TEAM ICE INACTIVE ALTERNATES

Amanda Steele | Jammer

Kate Li Williams | Pivot

Paget Hagemeijer | Pivot (Injury)

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FINAL

Mar 4, 2019 0:24:30 GMT -6 Proxio said:

NORTHERN SS STARTING LINEUP

1. Chase Carter | Point Guard

2. Gigi Hadid (ROD) | Shooting Guard

3. Cameron Boyce (NBC) | Small Forward

4. Sean Thompson (ROD) | Power Forward

5. Erika Kundrotaite (ROD) | Center

NORTHERN SS BENCH

6. Jessica Biel (NBC) | Forward

7. Shane Tovar (NBC) | Guard

8. Kris Wu (ROD) | Guard

9. Aleksandra Bogdanovic (ROD) | Forward

10. NORTHERN | Forward

11. NORTHERN | Guard

12. NORTHERN | Forward

TEAM ICE STARTING LINEUP

1. Romeo Miller | Point Guard

2. Jesalyn Moe | Shooting Guard

3. Carmela Rose | Small Forward

4. Joanna Halpin | Power Forward

5. Talia Scoggins-Alfonso | Center (TEAM CAPTAIN)

TEAM ICE BENCH

6. Quincy Fouse | Forward

7. Kelly Love | Guard

8. Neta Alchemist | Guard

9. Ophelie Guillermand | Center

10. Demi Alfonso | Forward

11. Jelena Mariucci | Guard

12. Stephanie Rose Bertram | Forward

TEAM ICE ACTIVE RESERVES

Kirin Scarpello | Forward

Patrick Westbrook | Guard

Odessa Adlon | Guard

BASKETBALL GAME RESULTS

- Northern Secondary School scored 57 points during the first half against East York's 51 points

- Northern Secondary School finished up the game scoring 105 points to beat East York's 93 points

Team ICE who represents East York lost to Northern Secondary School 105-93 with Chase Carter scoring a game-high 39 points and getting 13 assists for Northern while her teammate Gigi Hadid had 25 points of her own.

Basketball Point Leaders

1. Chase Carter (NBC) - 39 pts

2. Jesalyn Moe (ICE) - 33 pts

3. Talia Scoggins-Alfonso (ICE) - 27 pts

4. Gigi Hadid (ROD) - 25 pts

5. Carmela Rose (ICE) - 18 pts

Basketball Assist Leaders

1. Chase Carter (NBC) - 13 asst

2. Jesalyn Moe (ICE) - 10 asst

3. Romeo Miller (ICE) - 9 asst

4. Gigi Hadid (ROD) - 8 asst

5. Carmela Rose (ICE) - 5 asst

Basketball Rebound Leaders

1. Sean Thompson (ROD) - 22 reb

2. Talia Scoggins-Alfonso (ICE) - 15 reb

3. Erika Kundrotaite (ROD) - 10 reb

4. Joanna Halpin (ICE) - 9 reb

5. Aleksandra Bogdanovic (ROD) - 6 reb

Basketball Steals Leaders

1. Jesalyn Moe (ICE) - 6 steals

2. Chase Carter (NBC) - 5 steals

3. Carmela Rose (ICE) - 4 seals

4. Neta Alchemist (ICE) - 3 steals

5. Gigi Hadid (ROD) - 3 steals

MATCH THOUGHTS

ICE has been snake-bitten the last couple of weeks in basketball as they've lost both games on buzzer-beaters and this time it came from a new rival in Team NBC's newest weapon Chase Carter.

Chase Carter is special and could be NBC's best rookie since Gabrielle Shields was drafted back in 2010 as she has been impressive athletically in basketball and football to start her young career.

Chase Carter scored 39 points and dished out 13 assists in her official NITRO athletic debut as she was a menace in that backcourt with ROD's top draft pick Gigi Hadid who added in 25 points like her idol Kobe Bryant.

Northern's frontcourt weapons Sean Thompson and Erika Kundrotaite combined for 32 rebounds as Sean grabbed 22 of them in his debut but for Erika this was bitter sweet after being traded by ICE last week.

Kris Wu was a beast off of the bench grabbing 16 points in place of Shane Tovar who was poisoned unfortunately by the team he was supposed to play.

Although ICE lost this game they are very close to winning their first game as Jesalyn Moe was impressive with 33 points and Talia Scoggins-Alfonso getting 27 points this week.

Carmela Rose who was inserted into the starting lineup gave ICE a good defender on the floor and she posted 18 points of her own in her debt.

Pat Riley believes the team will start winning at some point but they are aware that they're off to a tough 0-3 start and need to improve.

ICE holds at 5 victories over Northern who has now gained 2 victories as we have hockey as the last result from this afternoon.

[Proxio]

FINAL

Mar 4, 2019 0:24:45 GMT -6 Proxio said:

NORTHERN SS TOP LINE

Rachel Hilbert (NBC) | Left Winger

Meredith Mickelson (NBC) | Right Winger

Tonya Krosney (NBC) | Center

Jose Hernandez (NBC) | Left Defenseman

Jason Gallery (NBC) | Right Defenseman

NORTHERN SS SECOND LINE

Shannon Pouliot (ROD) | Left Winger

Anastasiya Scheglova (ROD) | Right Winger

Nia Seymour (ROD) | Center

Mara Teigen (ROD) | Left Defenseman

Juliane Landers (ROD) | Right Defenseman

NORTHERN SS THIRD LINE

NORTHERN | Left Winger

NORTHERN | Right Winger

NORTHERN | Center

NORTHERN | Left Defenseman

NORTHERN | Right Defenseman

NORTHERN SS FOURTH LINE

NORTHERN | Left Winger

NORTHERN | Right Winger

NORTHERN | Center

NORTHERN | Left Defenseman

NORTHERN | Right Defenseman

NORTHERN SS STARTING GOALIE

Jennifer Lawrence (NBC) | Goaltender

TEAM ICE TOP LINE

Nancy Nery | Left Winger

Penny Perchik | Right Winger

Janet Moore | Center

Bridget Satterlee | Left Defenseman

Lorenea Rape | Right Defenseman

TEAM ICE SECOND LINE

Zoey Stamkos | Left Winger

Amy Aasen | Right Winger

Yulia Osmond | Center

Jezebel James | Left Defenseman

Dasha Dereviankina | Right Defenseman

TEAM ICE THIRD LINE

Eva Adams | Left Winger

Antonella Marzilli | Right Winger

Mandy Marleau | Center

Ivy Herbert | Left Defenseman

Jesse Anzalone | Right Defenseman

TEAM ICE FOURTH LINE

Keri Nee Adkins | Left Winger

Vanessa Moe | Right Winger

Matthew Sakic | Center

Zelda Stojanović | Left Defenseman

Patrick Crosby | Right Defenseman

TEAM ICE STARTING GOALIE

Vika Bronova | Goaltender

TEAM ICE ACTIVE ALTERNATES

21. Nadine Leopold | Forward

22. Alina Kirchiu | Forward

23. Irene Ko Park | Forward

24. Tammy Oldehoff | Defenseman

25. Natasha Herbst | Defenseman

26. Marissa Robertson | Defenseman

HOCKEY GAME RESULTS

- East York was tied 1-1 with Northern Secondary School in the 1st period

- East York was tied 2-2 with Northern Secondary School in the 2nd period

- East York scored 9 goals to go up 11-2 on Northern Secondary School in the 3rd period

- East York would go onto defeat Northern Secondary School 11-2 in the third hockey contest of the season

Team ICE who represents East York defeated Northern Secondary School 11-2 with Zoey Stamkos scoring a hat trick (3 goals) including the go ahead goal to put Team ICE up in this game for good.

STATS for NORTHERN

Goaltending Performance

Jennifer Lawrence (NBC): 0-1 (L), 27 saves on 36 shots, 9 goals given up, 1st career start

Northern Points Leaders

1. Shannon Pouliot (ROD) - 2 pts

2. Juliane Landers (ROD) - 2 pts

3. Tonya Krosney (NBC) - 1 pt

Northern Goal Scoring Leaders

1. Shannon Pouliot (ROD) - 1 goal

2. Tonya Krosney (NBC) - 1 goal

Northern Assists Leaders

1. Shannon Pouliot (ROD) - 1 assist

2. Tonya Krosney (NBC) - 1 assist

3. Juliane Landers (ROD) - 1 assist

Northern Defensive Leaders

1. Juliane Landers (ROD)

2. Mara Teigen (ROD)

3. Jason Gallery (NBC)

Northern Hits Leaders

1. Juliane Landers (ROD) - 5 hits

2. Tonya Krosney (NBC) - 4 hits

3. Mara Teigen (ROD) - 3 hits

Northern Penalty Minutes

1. Juliane Landers (ROD) - 19 minutes

2. Mara Teigen (ROD) - 12 minutes

3. Tonya Krosney (NBC) - 10 minutes

Northern Fighting Leaders

1. Juliane Landers (ROD) - 0-3 (Lost 3 Fights, Won None)

2. Tonya Krosney (NBC) - 0-2 (Lost 2 Fights, Won None)

3. Mara Teigen (ROD) - 0-2 (Lost 2 Fights, Won None)

STATS for TEAM ICE

Goaltending Performance

Vika Bronova (ICE): 2-0 (W), 21 saves on 23 shots, 2 goals given up, 2nd career start

Team ICE Points Leaders

1. Nancy Nery (ICE) - 6 pts

2. Janet Moore (ICE) - 5 pts

3. Zoey Stamkos (ICE) - 4 pts

Team ICE Goal Scoring Leaders

1. Zoey Stamkos (ICE) - 3 goals

2. Penny Perchik (ICE) - 2 goals

3. Eva Adams (ICE) - 2 goals

Team ICE Assists Leaders

1. Nancy Nery (ICE) - 4 assists

2. Janet Moore (ICE) - 4 assists

3. Yulia Osmond (ICE) - 3 assists

Team ICE Defensive Leaders

1. Lorenea Rape (ICE)

2. Dasha Dereviankina (ICE)

3. Ivy Herbert (ICE)

Team ICE Hits Leaders

1. Jezebel James (ICE) - 11 hits

2. Ivy Herbert (ICE) - 9 hits

3. Lorenea Rape (ICE) - 6 hits

Team ICE Penalty Minutes

1. Yulia Osmond (ICE) - 24 minutes

2. Jezebel James (ICE) - 20 minutes

3. Ivy Herbert (ICE) 16 minutes

Team ICE Fighting Leaders

1. Yulia Osmond (ICE) - 4-0 (Won 4 Fights, Lost None)

2. Jezebel James (ICE) - 4-0 (Won 4 Fights, Lost None)

3. Bridget Satterlee (ICE) - 3-0 (Won 3 Fights, Lost None)

GAME THOUGHTS

Coach Marie Avgeropoulos has her young hockey team rolling right now as they're now 3-0 after their explosion of 9 goals in that 3rd period just killing Jennifer Lawrence's existence in net.

The was actually really close through the first 2 periods tied at 2-2 but then Zoey Stamkos got the go ahead goal in the beginning of the 3rd period and the onslaught of 9 goals began.

Zoey's leadership nailed her a hat trick really helping out that 2nd line led by Yulia Osmond who got into 4 fights tonight against her original studio NBC and even getting ejected in a backstage fight with Tonya Krosney.

Penny Perchik continues to light it up on the ICE adding in 2 goals and Nancy Nery got 4 assists in this game while Janet Moore had 2 goals and 3 assists for 5 points in her second game with Team ICE.

The three key players tonight were Eva Adams who had 2 goals in her debut, Ivy Herbert added in a goal and had 9 hits, and Dasha Dereviankina also had a goal as they all bought themselves more time on the ice.

ICE played extremely physical getting a ton of hits things got so dangerous that Jezebel James got a Northern student's neck hurt on the ice.

For Northern the good news was that Shannon Pouliot and Tonya Krosney looked really impressive scoring the only goals off of Vika Bronova in this game as Vika had 21 saves in her second victory of her career.

Juliane Landers is looking great for ROD as this could be a steal getting her away from ICE as she was the best defensive player on the ice for Northern as she gave ICE's offense fits in those first two periods.

ICE right now is just way too talented and look unbeatable right now in hockey it will be interesting to continue to see how they continue to develop as this could be ICE's most dominate team.

ICE now has 6 victories and just 2 losses on Northern heading into this evening's contests. They now head into the primetime events which are the final two events of the third episode of the season.

[Proxio]

Mar 27, 2019 3:21:05 GMT -6 Proxio said:

TEAM ICE COACHING STAFF

Frankie Beckham | General Manager

Molly Ephraim | President of Racing Operations

Wendy Robertson | Head Coach

Billie Lourd | Opening Race Assistant

Isabelle Fuhrman | Racing Relay Assistant

RELAY RACES FIELD

1. Abby Champion (ROD) | Northern Secondary School

1. Patrick Westbrook (ICE) | East York Academy

2. Sanne Vloet (ROD) | Northern Secondary School

2. Violett Beane (ICE) | East York Academy

3. Simeon Moore (NORTHERN) | Northern Secondary School

3. Mackenzie Herbert (ICE) | East York Academy

4. Molly McCook (NBC) | Northern Secondary School

4. Ivy Herbert (ICE) | East York Academy

5. Willa Brown (NORTHERN) | Northern Secondary School

5. Emma Fuhrmann (ICE) | East York Academy

6. Mia Lasanti (ROD) | Northern Secondary School

6. Nancy "Jet" Kimmell (ICE) | East York Academy

7. Hayden Byerly (NBC) | Northern Secondary School

7. Madison Pettis (ICE) | East York Academy

8. Amber Anderson (NBC) | Northern Secondary School

8. Lisa Grantham (ICE) | East York Academy

9. Marloes Horst (ROD) | Northern Secondary School

9. Penny Perchik (ICE) | East York Academy

10. Jasmine Sanders (NBC) | Northern Secondary School

10. Kay "Supersonic" Shields (ICE) | East York Academy

This will be a relay race measured at 10 × 100 meters relay just like the opening race which is a 100 metered race will be ran at the same distance for the relays.

It's simple each team has a field of 10 runners and the first team to complete the 10 laps wins the race and gains a win for their team.

Also if any player cheats or physically does something to their opponent their race will be disqualified and it puts their team in a disadvantage since they will lose 5 seconds of their team's time.

RELAY RACE RESULTS

- Patrick Westbrook (10.80 sec.) def. Abby Champion (10.93 sec.) (East York leads by 0.13 secs)

- Sanne Vloet (11.77 sec.) def. Violett Beane (12.44 sec.) (Northern leads by 0.54 secs)

- Mackenzie Herbert (10.09 sec.) def. Simeon Moore (12.13 sec.) (East York leads by 1.50 secs)

- Molly McCook (5:00 sec.) def. Ivy Herbert (DQ) (Northern leads by 3.50 secs) (Disqualification due to Ivy physically assaulting Molly)

- Emma Fuhrmann (12.23 sec.) def. Willa Brown (12.25 sec.) (Northern leads by 3.48 secs)

- Nancy Kimmell (9.70 sec.) def. Mia Lasanti (10.19 sec.) (Northern leads by 2.99 secs)

- Hayden Byerly (11.51 sec.) def. Madison Pettis (11.63 sec.) (Northern leads by 3.11 secs)

- Lisa Grantham (9.87 sec.) def. Amber Anderson (10.22 sec.) (Northern leads by 2.76 secs)

- Penny Perchik (9.63 sec.) def. Marloes Horst (11.49 sec.) (Northern leads by 0.90 secs)

- Kay Shields (9.46 sec.) def. Jasmine Sanders (10.35 sec.) (Northern wins by 0.11 secs)

- Northern Secondary School finished the relay race at a time of 1:40:84 (100.84 seconds) to East York Academy's time of 1:40:85 (100.85 seconds) (Northern wins by 0.01 secs)

Team ICE who represents East York lost to Northern Secondary School tied 1-1 in races today with Ivy Herbert costing her team the race despite Kay Shields finishing the final lap with the fastest time around the track.

COMPETITION THOUGHTS

Ivy Herbert costs her team the relay race for punching Molly McCook dead in the jaw which disqualified her from the race costing her team 5 seconds in this race allowing Northern to beat ICE by a tenth of a second.

ICE would've won the race as their team had 4 finishes under 10 seconds after that DQ lap from Ivy so Northern was able to get the win because of that incident.

Lisa Grantham, Penny Perchik, and Kay Shields ran the rest of the race so hard that they caught up to Northern as Kay slaughtered Jasmine Sanders in that final lap but all Jasmine had to do was finish 10.35 seconds or better.

Jasmine Sanders did just that despite Supersonic Kay finishing around the track with her second best performance of the season at 9.46 seconds finishing behind 9.42 seconds last week which they need from her this week.

Lisa Grantham improved from last week's performance of 9.92 seconds to get it down to 9.87 seconds this week and Penny Perchik got her time way down from 9.96 to 9.63 seconds as she beat "The Jet" Nancy Kimmell.

This was the first time this season that somebody in the same race defeated Nancy Kimmell's performance so Penny Perchik is really showing something here for Coach Wendy Robertson.

Unfortunately we never got a chance to see how fast Ivy would run since she got disqualified and Wendy Robertson ripped into Ivy about that but Molly Ephraim might've told her to do it to Molly McCook.

Molly McCook got hit dead in the jaw and ref Ja Storm threw Ivy Herbert out of the race for that as Ja Storm was already pissed at how late Ivy, Mackenzie, and Penny came over from Paramount Hall.

The weakest runners seemed to be Violett Beane, Emma Fuhrmann, and Madison Pettis whose time could've made a small difference in ICE beating Northern here.

Violett Beane ran way better than expected running well under 13 seconds so we'll see if ICE decides to keep her in there next week.

Northern had a very good race as Abby Champion was real close to Patrick Westbrook to start and Sanne Vloet took care of business beating Violette Beane.

After Ivy's DQ though Mia Lasanti showed some rust against Nancy Kimmell but a key win was Hayden Byerly beating his old studiomate Madison Pettis who will definitely want revenge.

Amber Anderson, Marloes Horst, and Jasmine Sanders couldn't keep up with Lisa Grantham, Penny Perchik, and Supersonic Kay though but Amber and Jasmine had good runs though.

If ICE doesn't get any disqualifications next week they should win but if Northern can find some faster runners they can grab another upset.

[Proxio]

FINAL

Mar 4, 2019 0:25:25 GMT -6 Proxio said:

NORTHERN SS STARTING OFFENSE

Offensive Coordinator: TBA

Jenna McConnell (NBC) | Quarterback

BACKS & RECEIVERS

Backs & Receivers Coach: TBA

Chase Carter (NBC) | Running Back

Nia Seymour (ROD) | Fullback (Running Formations)

Austin North (NBC) | Wide Receiver

Abby Champion (ROD) | Wide Receiver

Nick Robinson (NBC) | Slot Wide Receiver (Passing Formations)

Koy Jung (ROD) | Tight End

OFFENSIVE LINE

Offensive Line Coach: TBA

Sean Thompson (ROD) | Left Tackle

Terri Shields (NBC) | Left Guard

Priscilla Martin (NBC) | Center

Booboo Stewart (ROD) | Right Guard

Barbara Palvin (ROD) | Right Tackle

NORTHERN SS STARTING DEFENSE

Defensive Coordinator: TBA

DEFENSIVE LINE

D-Line Coach: TBA

Brian White (NBC) | Left Defensive End

Amy Brewster (ROD) | Defensive Tackle / Nose Tackle (3-4 Defense)

Claire Holt (NBC) | Defensive Tackle (4-3 Defense)

Hailey Outland (ROD) | Right Defensive End

LINEBACKERS

Linebackers Coach: TBA

Sistine Stallone (ROD) | Left Outside Linebacker

Mario Idol (SBC) | Middle Linebacker

Gia Jolie (ROD) | Inside Middle Linebacker (3-4 Defense)

Jack Griffo (NBC) | Right Outside Linebacker

DEFENSIVE BACKS

Secondary Coach: TBA

Brett Fox (NBC) | Left Cornerback

Kya Summers (ROD) | Strong Safety

Toni Butler (NBC) | Free Safety

Juliane Landers (ROD) | Right Cornerback

Luis Armand Garcia (NBC) | Nickelback (Passing Defense)

Mia Lasanti (ROD) | Dimeback (Passing Defense)

NORTHERN SS SPECIAL TEAMS UNIT

Special Teams Coordinator: TBA

Kaitlyn Dever (NBC) | Kicker

Vanessa Axente (ROD) | Punter

TBA | Kick Returner

TBA | Kick Returner

TBA | Punt Returner

Note: Northern Secondary School players will all be benched.

TEAM ICE STARTING OFFENSE

Offensive Coordinator: Aaron Carter

Quarterbacks Coach: Jessica Szohr

Strawberry Shields | Quarterback

BACKS & RECEIVERS

Running Backs Coach: Briana Evigan

Audreyana Williams | Running Back

Deborah Jo Wood | Fullback (Running Formations)

Receivers Coach: Minka Kelly

Kay Shields | Wide Receiver

Lisa Grantham | Wide Receiver

Penny Perchik | Slot Wide Receiver (Passing Formations)

Janet Moore | Tight End

OFFENSIVE LINE

Offensive Line Coach: Leon Thomas III

Patrick Crosby | Left Tackle

Leo Howard | Left Guard

Natalie Ceretti | Center

Sally Kellerman | Right Guard

Demi Alfonso | Right Tackle

TEAM ICE STARTING DEFENSE

Defensive Coordinator: Emily Bader (3-3-5 Defense)

DEFENSIVE LINE

D-Line Coach: Tyson Carter

Melissa Alonso | Left Defensive End

Jezebel James | Defensive Tackle / Nose Tackle (3-3-5 Defense)

Chris De'Sean Lee | Defensive Tackle (4-2-5 Defense)

Lorenea Rape | Right Defensive End

LINEBACKERS

Linebackers Coach: Maxie Justice

Jesse Anzalone | Left Outside Linebacker

Bridget Satterlee | Middle Linebacker

Theresa Bush | Inside Middle Linebacker (2-4-5 Defense)

Megan May Williams | Right Outside Linebacker

DEFENSIVE BACKS

Secondary Coach: Kyla Ray

Jesalyn Moe | Left Cornerback

Neta Alchemist | Strong Safety

Eva Adams | Free Safety

Ivy Herbert | Right Cornerback

Dasha Dereviankina | Nickelback

Nancy Nery | Dimeback (Passing Defense)

TEAM ICE SPECIAL TEAMS UNIT

Special Teams Coordinator: Emily Senko

Keri Nee Adkins | Kicker

Patricia Nery | Punter

Ivy Herbert | Kick Returner

Kay "Supersonic" Shields | Kick Returner

Hilarie Vitelli | Punt Returner

FOOTBALL GAME SCORING SUMMARY

1ST QUARTER

- Strawberry Shields throws a 8-yard touchdown pass to Janet Moore (East York takes a 7-0 lead)

- Bridget Satterlee picks off QB Jenna McConnell for an interception (East York leads 7-0)

- Audreyana Williams runs in for a 34-yard touchdown over the Northern Secondary School defense (East York extends lead to 14-0)

- Kaitlyn Dever kicks a 37-yard FG (East York keeps lead at 14-3)

- Strawberry Shields throws a 66-yard touchdown pass to Kay Shields (East York extends lead to 21-3)

- Ivy Herbert picks off QB Jenna McConnell for an interception (East York leads 21-3)

- Strawberry Shields throws a 27-yard touchdown pass to Lisa Grantham (East York extends lead to 28-3)

2ND QUARTER

- Dasha Dereviankina picks off QB Jenna McConnell for a 51-yard interception return for a touchdown (East York extends lead to 35-3)

- Neta Alchemist forces fumble on RB Chase Carter and Jesse Anzalone recovers the ball (East York leads 35-3)

- Keri Nee Adkins kicks a 19-yard FG (East York extends lead to 38-3)

- Jezebel James forces fumble on RB Chase Carter and Lorenea Rape recovers the ball (East York leads 38-3)

- Strawberry Shields throws a 6-yard touchdown to Janet Moore (East York extends lead to 45-3)

- Kaitlyn Dever kicks a 60-yard FG (East York keeps lead at 45-6)

3RD QUARTER

- Audreyana Williams runs in for a 2-yard touchdown over the Northern Secondary School defense (East York extends lead to 52-6)

- Kaitlyn Dever kicks a 40-yard FG (East York keeps lead at 52-9)

- Strawberry Shields throws a 73-yard touchdown pass to Kay Shields (East York extends lead to 60-9) (2-pt conversion was good)

- Melissa Alonso gets a safety off of QB Jenna McConnell (East York extends lead to 62-9)

- Strawberry Shields throws a 48-yard touchdown pass to Penny Perchik (East York extends lead to 70-9) (2-pt conversion was good)

- Bridget Satterlee picks off QB Jenna McConnell for a 28-yard interception return for a touchdown (East York extends lead to 77-9)

- Eva Adams picks off QB Jenna McConnell for an interception (East York leads 77-9)

4TH QUARTER

- Keri Nee Adkins kicks a 33-yard FG (East York extends lead to 80-9)

- Jesalyn Moe picks off QB Jenna McConnell for an interception (East York leads 80-9)

- Strawberry Shields throws a 45-yard touchdown pass to Paris Jackson (East York leads 87-9)

- Megan May Williams forces fumble on QB Jenna McConnell and Lorenea Rape recovers the ball for a 38-yard return for a touchdown (East York leads 94-9)

- Jenna McConnell throws a 36-yard touchdown pass to Koy Jung (East York keeps lead at 94-16)

- Juliane Landers picks off QB Jelena Mariucci for an interception (East York keeps lead at 94-16)

- Kaitlyn Dever kicks a 24-yard FG (East York keeps lead at 94-19)

- Marissa Robertson picks off QB Willa Brown for an interception (East York wins 94-19)

Team ICE who represents East York wins against Northern Secondary School 94-19 with the defense only giving up 19 points the whole game and Strawberry Shields throwing for 562 yards with 6 touchdown passes and no picks.

OFFENSIVE TEAM STATS

Quarterback Completions

1. Strawberry Shields (ICE) - 31 completions

2. Jenna McConnell (NBC) - 22 completions

3. Jelena Mariucci (ICE) - 9 completions

4. Willa Brown (NORTHERN) - 7 completions

Quarterback Attempts

1. Strawberry Shields (ICE) - 37 attempts (83.8% completion percentage)

2. Jelena Mariucci (ICE) - 12 attempts (75.0% completion percentage)

3. Willa Brown (NORTHERN) - 11 attempts (63.6% completion percentage)

4. Jenna McConnell (NBC) - 45 attempts (48.8% completion percentage)

Quarterback Yards

1. Strawberry Shields (ICE) - 562 passing yards

2. Jenna McConnell (NBC) - 236 passing yards

3. Jelena Mariucci (ICE) - 97 passing yards

4. Willa Brown (NORTHERN) - 67 passing yards

Quarterback Touchdowns

1. Strawberry Shields (ICE) - 6 passing touchdowns

2. Jenna McConnell (NBC) - 1 passing touchdown

3. Jelena Mariucci (ICE) - 0 passing touchdowns

4. Willa Brown (NORTHERN) - 0 passing touchdowns

Quarterback Interceptions

1. Strawberry Shields (ICE) - 0 interceptions

2. Jelena Mariucci (ICE) - 1 interception

3. Willa Brown (NORTHERN) - 1 interception

4. Jenna McConnell (NBC) - 6 interceptions

Rushing Attempts

1. Audreyana Williams (ICE) - 16 carries

2. Chase Carter (NBC) - 15 carries

3. Nia Seymour (ROD) - 12 carries

4. Kate Li Williams (ICE) - 9 carries

5. Nicole Meyer (ICE) - 5 carries

Rushing Yards

1. Audreyana Williams (ICE) - 145 yards

2. Kate Li Williams (ICE) - 56 yards

3. Nicole Meyer (ICE) - 40 yards

3. Chase Carter (NBC) - 38 yards

4. Nia Seymour (ROD) - 29 yards

Rushing Yards Per Attempt

1. Audreyana Williams (ICE) - 9.1 average yards per carry

2. Nicole Meyer (ICE) - 8.0 average yards per carry

3. Katie Li Williams (ICE) - 6.2 average yards per carry

4. Chase Carter (NBC) - 2.6 average yards per carry

5. Nia Seymour (ROD) - 2.4 average yards per carry

Rushing Touchdowns

1. Audreyana Williams (ICE) - 2 rushing touchdowns

2. Kate Li Williams (ICE) - 0 rushing touchdowns

3. Nicole Meyer (ICE) - 0 rushing touchdowns

4. Chase Carter (NBC) - 0 rushing touchdowns

5. Nia Seymour (ROD) - 0 rushing touchdowns

Receiving Catches

1. Penny Perchik (ICE) - 10 receptions

2. Koy Jung (ROD) - 9 receptions

3. Lisa Grantham (ICE) - 8 receptions

4. Janet Moore (ICE) - 7 receptions

5. Kay Shields (ICE) - 7 receptions

6. Abby Champion (ROD) - 6 receptions

7. Audreyana Williams (ICE) - 5 receptions

8. Paris Jackson (ICE) - 4 receptions

9. Austin North (NBC) - 2 receptions

10. Nick Robinson (NBC) - 1 receptions

Receiving Yards

1. Kay Shields (ICE) - 192 receiving yards

2. Penny Perchik (ICE) - 111 receiving yards

4. Koy Jung (ROD) - 107 receiving yards

3. Lisa Grantham (ICE) - 85 receiving yards

5. Janet Moore (ICE) - 79 receiving yards

6. Abby Champion (ROD) - 66 receiving yards

7. Paris Jackson (ICE) - 50 receiving yards

8. Audreyana Williams (ICE) - 35 receiving yards

9. Austin North (NBC) - 22 receiving yards

10. Nick Robinson (NBC) - 6 receiving yards

Receiving Touchdowns

1. Kay Shields (ICE) - 2 receiving touchdowns

2. Janet Moore (ICE) - 2 receiving touchdowns

3. Penny Perchik (ICE) - 1 receiving touchdown

4. Lisa Grantham (ICE) - 1 receiving touchdown

5. Koy Jung (ROD) - 1 receiving touchdown

6. Paris Jackson (ICE) - 1 receiving touchdown

Offensive MVPs

1. Strawberry Shields (ICE)

2. Penny Perchik (ICE)

3. Audreyana Williams (ICE)

DEFENSIVE TEAM STATS

Defensive Sack Leaders

1. Jezebel James (ICE) - 6 sacks

2. Lorenea Rape (ICE) - 4 sacks

3. Melissa Alonso (ICE) - 2 sacks

4. Jesse Anzalone (ICE) - 2 sacks

5. Hailey Outland (ROD) - 1 sack

Defensive Tackle Leaders

1. Bridget Satterlee (ICE) - 20 tackles

2. Gia Jolie (ROD) - 18 tackles

3. Megan May Williams (ICE) - 14 tackles

4. Jesse Anzalone (ICE) - 10 tackles

5. Eva Adams (ICE) - 8 tackles

Defensive Interception Leaders

1. Bridget Satterlee (ICE) - 2 interceptions

2. Dasha Dereviankina (ICE) - 1 interception

3. Ivy Herbert (ICE) - 1 interception

4. Jesalyn Moe (ICE) - 1 interception

5. Eva Adams (ICE) - 1 interception

6. Juliane Landers (ROD) - 1 interception

Defensive Passing Deflection Leaders

1. Jesalyn Moe (ICE) - 4 passing deflections

2. Ivy Herbert (ICE) - 3 passing deflections

3. Eva Adams (ICE) - 2 passing deflections

4. Dasha Dereviankina (ICE) - 2 passing deflections

5. Juliane Landers (ROD) - 2 passing deflections

Defensive MVPs

1. Bridget Satterlee (ICE)

2. Jezebel James (ICE)

3. Ivy Herbert (ICE)

GAME THOUGHTS

After heart crushing defeat last week at the buzzer for Team ICE they came back this week a vengeance as they wrecked Northern to get 94 points in this game.

Team ICE's offense and defense looks flat out scary right now and might be a problem to handle the rest of the season.

For the first time this season ICE had their complete defense out there most notably the secondary which featured 3 brand new faces to it this week in Dasha Dereviankina, Eva Adams, and Ivy Herbert.

The Secondary got 4 interceptions this week off of Jenna McConnell with Bridget Satterlee getting the other 2 in the linebacking core accounting for 6 interceptions in all.

Although Dasha was in this starting lineup opening week she was bench in that game and sat out last week but came back this week with a furious performance getting an interception returned for a touchdown.

Ivy Herbert cost ICE the Relay Race putting her team in a position where they had to win the football match in order to keep their winning streak alive to win their 3rd episode of the season and she came through.

Ivy Herbert is the other shutdown corner that ICE has been needing the past couple of weeks opposite of Jesalyn Moe who doesn't allow anybody to score touchdowns off of her over there.

This performance was driven by tremendous pressure upfront as Melissa Alonso looks like a natural in her new position on that defensive line allowing Jezebel James and Lorenea Rape to attack Jenna McConnell all game long.

Bridget Satterlee put in serious work getting 20 tackles and 2 interceptions with one of them being a touchdown and this week the linebackers accounted for 44 tackles this week in all.

Emily Bader's defense looks hella scary right now giving offensive stars Jenna McConnell, Chase Carter, and Abby Champion very difficult games as they'll need to rebound in the WFL this weekend.

Strawberry Shields is a passing machine right now as she's on her way to 2,000 yards passing for the season but Strawberry was basically perfect this week with 6 passing touchdowns thrown.

Janet Moore has been stellar at the tight end position and Strawberry's running game with Audreyana Williams has been masterful as she gets another 100+ yard game on the ground for ICE.

Kay Shields continues to be dynamic getting almost 200 yards in this game but the real star is Penny Perchik who has made the game so much more easier for Strawberry in the passing game wrecking the middle of the field.

For Northern unfortunately it was a complete nightmare for them this week as they'll have to go back to drawing board as the two teams separate with NBC and ROD getting ready to represent Earl Haig next week.

ICE now has finished with 7 victories and just 3 losses on Northern to close out this night for the third episode of Team ICE now the girls rest up for the WFL this weekend and their next matchup on the road at Earl Haig.

EPISODE POINTS RESULTS

Note: Each win in each sport accounts for 2 points except in football which is worth 10 points. If there's a tie then the two races will break the tie.

Soccer - Team ICE (2 pts)

Baseball - Team ICE (4 pts)

Opening Race - Team ICE (6 pts)

Volleyball - Team ICE (8 pts)

Swimming - Team ICE (10 pts)

Roller Derby - Northern (2 pts)

Basketball - Northern (4 pts)

Hockey - Team ICE (12 pts)

Relay Race - Northern (6 pts)

Football - Team ICE (22 pts)

Team ICE had 7 wins (22 pts) and Northern had 3 wins (6 pts)

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2018-19 REGULAR SEASON TEAM ICE FOOTBALL STATS

TEAM ICE OFFENSIVE SEASON STATS

Quarterback Completions

Strawberry Shields - 109 completions

Quarterback Attempts

Strawberry Shields - 135 attempts (80.7% completion percentage)

Quarterback Yards

Strawberry Shields - 1,556 passing yards

Quarterback Touchdowns

Strawberry Shields - 15 passing touchdowns

Quarterback Interceptions

Strawberry Shields - 2 interceptions

Rushing Attempt Leaders

1. Audreyana Williams - 46 carries

2. Kate Li Williams - 21 carries

3. Nicole Meyer - 10 carries

Rushing Yard Leaders

1. Audreyana Williams - 336 rushing yards

2. Kate Li Williams - 151 rushing yards

3. Nicole Meyer - 76 rushing yards

Rushing Yards Per Attempt

1. Nicole Meyer - 7.6 average yards per carry

2. Audreyana Williams - 7.3 average yards per carry

3. Kate Li Williams - 7.2 average yards per carry

Rushing Touchdown Leaders

1. Audreyana Williams - 3 rushing touchdowns

2. Katie Li Williams - 0 rushing touchdowns

3. Nicole Meyer - 0 rushing touchdown

Receiving Catch Leaders

1. Kay Shields - 24 receptions

2. Penny Perchik - 24 receptions

3. Lisa Grantham - 22 receptions

4. Audreyana Williams - 17 receptions

5. Janet Moore - 15 receptions

6. Paris Jackson - 8 receptions

Receiving Yard Leaders

1. Kay Shields - 553 receiving yards

2. Penny Perchik - 276 receiving yards

3. Lisa Grantham - 210 receiving yards

4. Audreyana Williams - 177 receiving yards

5. Janet Moore - 161 receiving yards

6. Paris Jackson - 112 receiving yards

Receiving Touchdown Leaders

1. Kay Shields - 6 receiving touchdowns

2. Janet Moore - 3 receiving touchdowns

3. Penny Perchik - 2 receiving touchdowns

4. Lisa Grantham - 2 receiving touchdowns

5. Audreyana Williams - 2 receiving touchdowns

6. Paris Jackson - 2 receiving touchdowns

Top 5 Offensive Players

1. Strawberry Shields (QB)

2. Kay Shields (WR)

3. Audreyana Williams (RB)

4. Janet Moore (TE)

5. Penny Perchik (WR)

TEAM ICE DEFENSIVE SEASON STATS

Defensive Sack Leaders

1. Jezebel James - 12 sacks

2. Lorenea Rape - 11 sacks

3. Melissa Alonso - 2 sacks

4. Jesse Anzalone - 2 sacks

5. Chris De'Sean Lee - 1 sack

Defensive Tackle Leaders

1. Bridget Satterlee - 51 tackles

2. Megan May Williams - 34 tackles

3. Jesse Anzalone - 25 tackles

4. Neta Alchemist - 22 tackles

5. Melissa Alonso - 21 tackles

Defensive Interception Leaders

1. Jesalyn Moe - 5 interceptions

2. Bridget Satterlee - 4 interceptions

3. Dasha Dereviankina - 1 interception

4. Ivy Herbert - 1 interception

5. Eva Adams - 1 interception

6. Jesse Anzalone - 1 interception

Defensive Passing Deflection Leaders

1. Jesalyn Moe - 10 pass deflections

2. Nancy Nery - 4 pass deflections

3. Ivy Herbert - 3 pass deflections

4. Eva Adams - 2 pass deflections

5. Dasha Dereviankina - 2 pass deflections

6. Neta Alchemist - 2 pass deflections

Top 5 Defensive Players
1. Bridget Satterlee (LB)
2. Jesalyn Moe (CB)
3. Jezebel James (DT)
4. Megan May Williams (LB)
5. Lorenea Rape (DE)

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All Northern Secondary School (NBC & ROD) @ East York Academy (ICE) Results

DAYTIME

1. Soccer | East York def. Northern (1-0) (2 pts)

2. Baseball | East York def. Northern (2-0) (4 pts)

EARLY EVENING

3. Opening Races | East York def. Degrassi (3-0) (6 pts)

4. Volleyball | East York def. Degrassi (4-0) (8 pts)

5. Swimming | East York def. Degrassi (5-0) (10 pts)

6. Roller Derby | East York def. Degrassi (6-1) (10 pts)

7. Basketball | Degrassi def. East York (6-2) (10 pts)

8. Hockey | East York def. Degrassi (7-2) (12 pts)

PRIMETIME

9. Relay Races | East York def. Degrassi (7-3) (12 pts)

10. Football | East York def. Degrassi (8-3) (22 pts)

- East York goes 3-0 on the season while Northern goes 0-3 on the season

Toronto Public High Schools Sports League Standings

Northern Region | Varsity East Division

1. East York Secondary Academy (ICE) | 3-0

2. University of Toronto College Prep | 3-0

3. Lawrence Park CI | 3-0

4. Earl Haig SS | 2-1

5. York Mills CI | 2-1

6. Don Mills CI | 1-2

7. Degrassi High | 1-2

8. Victoria Park CI | 0-3

9. Georges Vanier SS | 0-3

10. Sir John A MacDonald CI | 0-3

Northern Region | Varsity West Division

1. Northview Heights SS | 3-0

2. William Lyon Mackenzie CI | 3-0

3. George S Henry Academy | 3-0

4. Downsview SS | 2-1

5. Westview Centennial SS | 2-1

6. Emery CI | 1-2

7. AY Jackson SS | 1-2

8. John Polanyi CI | 0-3

9. Newtonbrook SS | 0-3

10. CW Jefferys C | 0-3

TOP 10 ICE STARLETS OF THE NIGHT

1. Kay Shields (Opening Race/Relay Race)

2. Bridget Satterlee (Football)

3. Strawberry Shields (Football)

4. Zoey Stamkos (Hockey)

5. Jordyn Huitema (Soccer)

6. Eva Adams (Baseball)

7. Penny Perchik (Baseball)

8. Jezebel James (Football)

9. Audreyana Williams (Volleyball)

10. Victoria Lee (Swimming)

✅ VS. NORTHERN SECONDARY SCHOOL | INJURIES

TEAM ICE INJURIES

Jaden Smith (ICE) | Basketball | Knee

Vanna Brown (ICE) | Basketball | Torn ACL (Out for the Season)

Waleska Gorczevski (ICE) | Hockey | Torn ACL (Out for the Season)

Paget Hagemeijer (ICE) | Roller Derby | Knee

Joanna Halpin (ICE) | Football | Hand

Yareli Reyes (NBC) | Baseball | Concussion

Shane Tovar (NBC) | Basketball | Food Poisoning

Luis Armand Garcia (NBC) | Football | Ankle Fracture (Out for the Season)

Nick Robinson (NBC) | Football | Torn MCL (Out for the Season)

TEAM ICE NON-INJURY ACTIVITIES

Michi Kat Grimes | Hockey

Tammy Oldehoff | Baseball

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We're looking pretty good through these three weeks I have no real complaints or worries at all we just got to tighten things up in certain areas but as long as we continue to win these football games we'll be good.

NBC and ROD will probably have to make a lot of adjustments going into next week and we'll keep an eye on Joanna Halpin's injury situation but we had a pretty healthy week.

[dstiles]

To answer the poll question I think Hayden winning was a fluke I'm not a huge believer in him like that he'd get smoked by the other girls easily. Shannon and Gigi impressed me a ton though but Danielle Rose Russell was the main reason why ICE didn't win in roller derby this week.

Best athlete is Chase Carter hands down just sad to see her bullied and attacked on Tuesday night.

[rodshooter]

Outside of football I felt great about the ROD players I think there's a lot of room for improvement but I learned about them this week like Xenia Deli and Gigi Hadid are making me feel great about them this week.

Since this is our first episode I think we can improve but ICE is scary in some sports.

[rodshooter]

I gotta congratulate ICE though on drafting really good and getting Ivy Herbert, Eva Adams, and Dasha Dereviankina to look spectacular in their test week.

[dstiles]

Soccer
I think there's a lot of potential for Earl Haig to win this game next week as this is a very close sport if Jordyn Huitema and the other ICE forwards can be contained I believe Earl Haig can win this game. The key is getting Xenia Deli some help getting off some more scoring chances here. Vika Bronova was really good in net so the key will be getting by Megan May Williams and getting a great shot off against her and whosever playing goalie for Northern they'll need to be crisp and on their game.

Baseball
ICE just dominates this sport because of their offense and solid starting pitching as Ivy Herbert added in another bat that will give their opponent's pitchers nightmares. Next week Mackenzie Herbert starts for Team ICE and I think this has a real chance to be an exciting treat because Eva Adams was so great this week so if Mackenzie is better than Earl Haig has no shot at getting a victory here. Josie Canseco and Anna Herrin who hit home runs in this game will be key in getting any real offense generated. I also think whoever is in charge of choosing the starting pitcher needs to get somebody out there who can challenge those ICE hitters and put them in their place they've started out so hot that they need to be shut down and the key is Nancy Nery and Penny Perchik at the top as they are hard to get out and I think one if not both of them have gotten out yet. I think Team ICE wins this one next week but if Earl Haig can find a better pitcher hopefully they keep the score down. Also, I think it's key for NBC and ROD to find a starting pitcher before BOTNS starts that can get a win for them in baseball.

Opening Race
ICE swept the field here as this is the lineup for ICE with Keri Nee Adkins, Ivy Herbert, Nancy Kimmell, and Kay Shields that nobody will be able to beat but I believe ICE said they're going to mix things up a bit and maybe they'll feature some slower runners next week making it a bit easier for Earl Haig to get a victory. I would love to see ICE throw in Patrick Westbrook to the Opening Race and have her go against Abby Champion again as that was such a great matchup and the closest in the relays outside of Hayden Byerly against Madison Pettis.

Volleyball
This is the one sport where I think ICE improved the most as their Coach Lindsay Hartley was somebody who I was worried about losing her job as head coach but I think she just figured out her lineup thanks to getting veteran Alyssa Lynch to set for the team allowing Audreyana Williams who was amazing in this previous episode along with Lisa Grantham and Theresa Bush to do their work in front of her. I still feel like Earl Haig can have a shot at defeating ICE in this sport or taking them to the limit if they make dramatic changes to their lineup as ROD can leave their lineup alone but NBC was the one that was lacking it should've been all girls in this sport and no males.

Swimming
If I'm mistaken there's no swimming next week because it will be replaced by skateboarding for one week then it returns in two weeks I believe. Either way, I was really impressed with the ROD and NBC swimmers as ICE has a world-class lineup of swimmers and they made this a little closer than I would've thought here. ICE obviously needs to put Lucky Trunfio in here and see how she does as their Australian and Kiwi swimmers have been super impressive in this sport as Vikky Lee was the star here I think these swimmers are their backbone and ICE can go undefeated in swimming because of them.

Roller Derby
I said it before but Roller Derby is the one sport that can go either way on any given week which is why ICE has been involved in some close games here this season but I really like the way Allison Shields and Danielle Rose Russell leads their teams they'll give ICE some trouble this season. I don't think any real fixes need to be made on either team honestly as I know ICE was able to get Jessica Stroup to start coaching last week so she's probably comfortable with this lineup. I would like to see a little bit more from Farah Holt if possible.

Basketball
ICE hasn't had a win in this sport yet but I do think they've figured out the right lineup on their end with Carmela Rose in there they'll have to monitor Joanna Halpin's hand injury though but if she's okay she should be able to start. Chase Carter and Gigi Hadid did a lot of damage in that backcourt as I do think NBC and ROD are going to have nice basketball teams this year. I'm the most interested in seeing how this result goes because it can go either way like Roller Derby.

Hockey
ICE's best team is in hockey they're just ahead of everybody else and they're extremely talented in this sport as most of their major Starlets play in hockey and Marie Avgeropoulos and an extremely great coach for them. I think after seeing how this game turned out when it was just 2-2 at one point is figuring out Vika Bronova who has been good in net for them along with the defense. I don't expect Earl Haig to have any chance here but Shannon Pouliot, Tonya Krosney, and Juliane Landers are all promising players. ICE did a great job of drafting this hockey team as they told us that they drafted for hockey players when RTN had WHL in development so they were smart to go with those players and Zoey Stamkos still getting it done for them as a much needed veteran presence.

Relay Race
I know for sure that Team ICE would've won the relay race if it wasn't for Ivy Herbert's dumb move to hit Molly McCook with the baton. It was really amazing though when they were behind about 5 full seconds in the race how much ground they made up in the race after that penalty. What hurt ICE was that huge win for Hayden Byerly over Madison Pettis that was huge there. I think ICE will not have Madison run next week so they can see how Hayden does against one of the of their faster runners. Violett Beane is somebody who I would like to see go up against an Earl Haig student as opposed to an NBC or ROD runner next week as well. ICE will likely win the Relay Race next week but I do want to see certain matchups be played out and after Ivy's incident this week she should not run next time out as a punishment. I gotta admit it was a great strategy for NBC to use Molly McCook against Ivy Herbert knowing that Ivy would listen to Molly Ephraim and hit her as I remember back in 2013 when Molly Ephraim hit Kaitlyn Dever at BOTNS and got in trouble for that so NBC knows ICE well in that area.

Football
This was an absolute ass kicking for the ages almost 100 points was scored by ICE as they really showed how far away their opponents were from them as the ICE offense and defense was just too much to handle as both sides have their true lineups in full effect there. Strawberry Shields looks really comfortable in that offense and I think Bridget Satterlee has a defense built around her that's just awesome. It will be hard to beat ICE in this sport and if they have this down pact they can win every football match the rest of the season. Now on the other side I told ROD that I thought the best player on the field for Northern was Bridget's nemesis, Gia Jolie and so that defense can be built around her but I don't know if Jenna McConnell should go out there again next week I might try Hailee Steinfeld this time around to see how she does against this new and improved ICE defense. ICE was really motivated to win after last week's disappointment in Norwood so maybe they aren't as aggressive next week. I'd be shocked if I see ICE score more than 50 ot 60 points again next week.

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Awesome breakdown D. Stiles SALUTE and thanks ROD for congratulating us!