P.O. Box 906, 145 Queen St. South
Mississauga, ON, L5M 2L0
Tel: 905-569-MWBA (6922) Fax: 905-569-6929
Mississauga, ON, L5M 2L0
Tel: 905-569-MWBA (6922) Fax: 905-569-6929
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Mississauga News The Mississauga Wolverines are Ontario's under-17 boys basketball champions after winning the recent provincial tourney in Waterloo. The Wolverines defeated a squad from the Toronto Jewish Community Centre 66-59 to win gold in the tournament's top division. They had advanced to the championship final with a 58-55 win over eventual bronze medalists Bounce CIA, an outfit consisting of players from across the Greater Toronto Area.Wolverines coach Phil Dixon said his squad displayed the fundamentals needed to succeed in the tournament. "We entered the playoffs with determination," Dixon said. "I am so proud of the boys, who played with sportsmanship and a high level of skill and intelligence." In round-robin play, the Wolverines defeated Toronto's Youth Association for Academics, Athletics and Character Education 53-43. They took a 74-62 count from Windsor's Riverside Falcons and won 67-52 over the St. David Blues from Woodbridge. |
| Current Programs |
Fall House league Programs start Saturday, October 15, 2011 or Monday, October 17, 2011 for 20 sessions ending in March 2012. Will be held at Jeunes Sans Frontieres - JSF, 7585 Financial Drive.Register on line and mail cheque to:Mississauga WolverinesP.O. Box 906, 145 Queen St. South, MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO, L5M 2L0 Sponsorship & Partnering OpportunityHelp Make a Difference - Your sponsorship helps...Click here to download sponsorship information.For information about Phil's basketball clinics and one-on-one coaching sessions, go to: Hoops Skool |
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| What the Parents Say About Us... |
| Direct feedback from our from parents in 2 years of surveys "What is the best thing?... they are a local, committed organization... thank you especially to the volunteers!" "The best thing... the way the kids learn to respect each other." "They teach sportsmanship and teamwork. Thank you!" |