Oxford Attack under 13 Bantam Girls take gold at OBA tournament in Grimsby.
GRIMSBY: The Oxford Attack Under 13 Bantam Girls swept 5 games en route to a gold medal finish at an OBA sanctioned tournament in Grimsby over the weekend. This was their 3rd consecutive gold medal tournament win. The Attack girls continue to play spectacular defense employing multiples types of full and half court pressure defenses. They have also improved their zone offense and foul shooting in recent weeks.
The Attack girls opened against the inexperienced York North Avengers came out on top of a 37-5 score. Alexis Birch had 6 points while Leia Carroll and Jaycee Gilbert netted 5 and 4 points, respectively.
The Attack next faced the host Grimsby Grizzlies and raced out to large lead eventually winning 39-11. Emma Hagen-Johnson had 10 points while Jaime Oliver scored 6 points.
The Attack completed pool play against the Dundas Dynamo and used their full court press to force the Dynamo into multiple turnovers generating easy layups for the Attack resulting in a 47-23 score. Brianne Kunderman led the Attack with 12 points while Jaime Magoffin had 11 and Emma Chevers chipped in 2 points and great defense.
In an early morning semi-final game, the Attack faced a stubborn Port Colbourne Hornets squad who also full court pressed and played a tough 2-3 zone. The Attack girls battled to a hard fought 33-28 victory. Kunderman netted 10 points with Amanda Witmer contributing 6 points.
In the final game against London CYO, the Attack girl’s full court pressure defense overwhelmed CYO resulting in a 43-30 gold medal victory. Olivia Kirkwood had 8 points while Larissa Bayliss and Hannah Cowan netted 6 and 4 points, respectively.
Article submitted by Chris Dempster
Local Schools Honoured by OPHEA
Ingersoll Man Charged with Assault
Storybook Pumpkin Contest is Back
Youth Charged in Woodstock Trespassing
New All-Way Stops in Woodstock
Man Charged in Weapons Investigation
ArcelorMittal Tailored Blanks Facility Coming to Ingersoll
Marineland Whales Not Going to China
CUPW Picket at Oxford MP's Office
OCAR is Ready For Busy Month of Events
Woodstonian Honoured with Coronation Medal
Amazing Race Event Returns in Woodstock
Interview with Deputy Mayor Liz Wismer-Van Meer - Sept. 29th
SIU Discontinues Tillsonburg Investigation
Local Police Receive Government Funding
OPP Police Brief - Sept 29th, 2025
Oxford County Honours National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Oxford OPP Investigating Theft in Tillsonburg
Fail to Remain Crash on Highway 401
4-H Ontario Presents Outstanding New Volunteer Awards
Comments
Add a comment