821 Sainte-Croix, Montréal, Québec Canada H4L 3X9 
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Dear Alumni & Friends,
Congratulations go out to our women's AAA basketball team, which won the Seneca Sting Classic tournament in Toronto this past weekend.
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In their first game, they beat Humber College 71-56. Shelby Eveleigh and Frédérique Potvin were high scorers with 13 points each, while Mathilde Larochelle had 11 and Emily Prévost added 10. Shelby Eveleigh was named Player of the Game. |
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 Shelby Eveleigh - Tourney MVP |
In their second game, they beat host Seneca College 65-60. Andrea Baptista was high scorer with 13 points, and she added 7 rebounds. Natasha Raposo had 11 points and Frédérique Potvin added 10. Shelby Eveleigh contributed 9 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists. Natasha Raposo was named Player of the Game. In the final, we beat Grand Prairie College 70-54. Shelby Eveleigh and Natasha Raposo had 14 points each. Katie Eveleigh had 11 points. Catherine Couillard was named Player of the Game. Shelby Eveleigh (left) was named tournament MVP while Natasha Raposo (right) and Frédérique Potvin were named to the tournament all-star team. |
 Natasha Raposo |
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Our men's AAA team spent the past 5 days in the U.S., playing 3 games against some of the top teams in the northeast U.S. and conducting 1 practice. |
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 Lenny Austin |
In our first game, we lost to new Hampton Prep 93-77. We were down by 13 at the half, and trailed by 18 in the second half, but narrowed the gap to 8 with 3 minutes left. But, our hosts then hit a couple of clutch 3-point shots and we had to foul to try to get back in it. Our leading scorers were Lenny Austin (left) with 24 points, Ben Millaud (right) with 17 and Michael Fosu with 12. Our second game was actually a scrimmage consisting of 4 separate quarters, as our hosts, the Community College of Rhode Island, were not permitted to add any games to their schedule. We lost the first 2 quarters but rebounded to win the next 2. Our leading scorers overall were Ben Millaud with 20 points, Lenny Austin with 14 and Malcolm Henderson with 12. |
 Ben Millaud |
Our final game was at perennial powerhouse Northfield-Mount Hermon, who we play every year,. We had our best performance ever against them, losing a very close back-and-forth game 83-76. It should actually have been even closer but after Ben Millaud was fouled while making a 3-point shot with less than 30 seconds left, the referee ruled the play a traveling violation, which ended our chances. Ben had an outstanding game with 24 points. Michael Fosu had 11 points and Lenny Austin added 10 in the contest.
Our AAA teams now get ready to start the 2nd half of the regular season, hosting rival Dawson College this Friday night (January 14). The women's game is at 7:00 P.M. and the men's game follows at 9:00. Come out and support your Cheetahs!
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