BPSN Day 3 Leading Scorers

By Bernie Puchalski

- October 6, 2022

Following are the leading scorers after Day 3 of the Second Annual BPSN Girls Basketball Tournament:

Ava Froese, Smithville 62

Brookelyn Keltos, Churchill 53

Ava Stranges, St. Paul 51

Jamie Addy, Simcoe 48

Kaitlyn Brophy,Crossley 46

Emma Hemphill, Notre Dame 42

Daniella Zondag, Smithville 38

Megan Barker, Churchill 36

Mikayla Wallace, St. Francis 33

Yemi Oladipo, Churchill 33

Jenna Saddler, Myer 33

Maggie Vukojev, BT 32

Nicole Dixon, Notre Dame 29

Marielle Zapata, Myer 26

Kyla Pylypiw, St. Francis 25

Ava DeChellis, Notre Dame 24

Jaime Manlow, St. Mike’s 24

Kori Zukowsky, St. Francis 22

Kyra VanGeest, Smithville 22

Taurie Cunningham, Holy Cross 22

Keira Teske, Simcoe 22

Ava Conway, Thorold 21

Rozlyn Ciocca, St. Francis 20

Emma Vendittelli, Myer 20

Maia Walker, Myer 20

Kate Smyth, Churchill 19

Brooke Lennox, St. Paul 17

Brianna Davis, BT 17

Nicole Pullar, Notre Dame 17

Annika Rigby, Eden 17

Sophia Franklin, Holy Cross 16

Anna Deliyannis, Eden 16

Grace Sodtke, Crossley 15

Bernie Puchalski

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.