November 29, 2000

If Was A Very Good Year For Valley East Minor Ball

The Valley East Minor Ball Association held it’s final playoffs in the middle of August to determine the division champions for the 2000 season. In the photo above, we have one of the Pee Wee winners, “The Vision”. Front row, from the left: Adam Bryce, Josh Gelinas, Jason Lytle and Steven Commisso. Standing: Jordana Gelinas (trainer), Ashley Lytle, Jesse Legault, Justine Gelinas, Dean Gelinas (Coach), Alex MacKenzie and Jamie Kilganon. Absent from the picture are Alex Bain and Michael Bellerose.

Winners in all other divisions were:

T-Ball Division includes 2-4-1 Pizza; Technotronics; Dairy Queen; Food Basics; and Valley Bingo.

In the Rookie ball division: the gold medal went to Valley Plaza Pharmacy; the silver medal to Dairy Queen; and the bronze medal to Food Basics.

Doug Beswick Chompers won the gold medal in the Mosquito division, while George Gray Custom Brokers won the silver medal and Moncion YIG won the bronze.

In the Pee Wee division, The Vision lead by Dean Gelinas took top honours, while Val Caron Equipment came in second place and Eva Lanctot Realty came in with the bronze.

King Sportswear prevailed in the Bantam division, narrowly edging out Ron Gladu Photography. Valley East Lion’s Club came in with a bronze medal.

The Board of Directors would like to say a special thank you to 2-4-1 Pizza and Dairy Queen for their generous donations all season. Again, they really added a special flavour to the T-Ball program and their generousity did not go unnoticed. Pizza and pop were the food of the day at the banquets that were held on September 10th. All teams were well represented and were treated to all new awards this year. The Valley East Minor Ball Association would like to extend a sincere appreciation to all coaches, convenors, parents, umpires and countless volunteers who helped the Association all year. A volunteer appreciation night was held on the night of September 10th for all Board members, coaches, and sponsors to celebrate the successful 2000 ball season.

Elections of new officers were held on September 5th at the Centennial Arena. A few new faces were added to the 2001 Board with the majority incumbent board members being re-elected. Larry Furmanic, President of the Association is optimistic that fresh new ideas and enthusiasm will help to continue a viable Minor Ball program in Valley East. He feels that there are many challenges to come with the amalgamation to the City of Greater Sudbury.

 
 

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