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BPSN leading scorers

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Following are the leading scorers after Day 2 of the Third Annual BPSN Girls Basketball Tournament:

Keira Teske, Simcoe 42

Anya Namestnik, Churchill 32

Kaydence Hales, Thorold 31

Leah Waselovich, Crossley 29

Mairead Newhouse, Holy Cross 28

Jenna Saddler, Myer 26

Sofia Sestilli, DM 26

Shorleigh Burrows, Eden 26

Aleesah Adams , Notre Dame 25

Sam Dino, St. Paul 24

Coco Van Nynatten, West Niagara 22

Lita Sutor, BT 22

Mya Pasto, St. Michael 20

Annika Rigby, Eden 19

Kate Smyth, Churchill 19

Nicole Dixon, Notre Dame 18

Magdalena Vukojev, BT 18

Madelaine Templeman, Eden 18

Ava Briggs, Notre Dame 17

Carly Casciano, Myer 16

Leah Briscall, Holy Cross 16

Rozyln Ciocca, St. Francis 16

Lyla Rodrigue, Centennial 15

Ireland Hamilton, West Niagara 15

Kyra Pink, Churchill 14

Addie Falardeau, Crossley 14

Maia Walker, Myer 14

Kaylee Giesbrecht, St. Francis 14

Maria DiFlavio, BT 13

Easton Fournier, Centennial 13

Brianna Davis, BT 12

Emma Sauer, Centennial 12

Ashlynn Caverly, Eden 12

Sara Lowry, Crossley 12

Lisa DiPietro, Notre Dame 11

Sarah Maguire, Centennial 11

Aeryonah St. Amanda Thomas, DM 11

Kate de Vries, Eden 11

Lara Claire Martires, Holy Cross 11

Norah Hoff, Churchill 10

Kyra DiGaetano, Notre Dame 10

Michaela Carbonara, St. Paul 10

Harper McQueen, West Niagara 10

Emma Vendittelli, Myer 10

The tournament is made possible with the help of Women Networking in Sports of Niagara, Tora Inc., Regional Doors and Hardware, Bromac Construction Inc., the Brock women’s basketball program, Alltech Automotive, St. Catharines CYO Basketball, Pelham Panthers basketball, Niagara Falls Red Raiders basketball, Niagara Rangers basketball, the Niagara District Referees Association, the District School Board of Niagara and the Niagara Catholic District School Board.

Bernie Puchalski, a graduate of Brock University and Niagara College, worked in journalism in Niagara for more than 27 years before taking a voluntary buyout from The Standard at the end of 2016. He started his career as a news reporter for the Niagara Falls Review before switching to sports reporting. He was a sports reporter and sports editor at the Niagara Falls Review before joining the Standard's sports department in 1996. He was named the Standard's sports editor in 2000 and became the regional sports editor, in charge of the Niagara Falls Review, Welland Tribune and Standard, in 2015, a position he held until he left the company. During his time in newspapers, he was a multiple winner and finalist for numerous Ontario and Western Ontario Newspaper Awards for sports reporting, spot news reporting and humour writing. He was a member of the Standard Boys Basketball Tournament committee and co-chair of the Standard Girls Basketball Tournament, helping to raise tens of thousands of dollars for bursaries presented to participants in the tournament. He also served on countless local sports committees both in Niagara Falls and St. Catharines.

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