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A pair of club squad teammates fnnn York Region have committed m play at lakohead Uniwrsity beginning this fall August Ricketts is a Stoufiville resident who attends Bill (Irothers Semndary School in Unionville. Holland landings Lindsay Edward goes to Dr. LM. lx‘nison Stx'ontlary School in Newmarket. Both have played for the Barrie Royals of the Ontario Junior Elite league for several years. 'l‘hey'll study kinesiology together at the l‘hunder Bay university. Rickets is a 6-foot ltnward. lidwnrd a S-foot-Q guard. “August has a very good basketball IQ." lukehead coach Ion Kreiner said in a media release. "She has great exlx‘rienee and she has great upside. From the moment I met her I knew she was the perfect fit for our "Undsay has been a winner and has a lot of experience with some really good coaches. Her basketball IQ is very high and her work ethic is second to none. I am looking forward to coaching Lindsay as she is a player who will improve and make others better.“ 'Another York Region product enjoyed a starry first year a} lakghead. Henry Thn of Vaughan was named to the Ontario West all-rookie team. The 'Ihornhili resident led the Thunder- wolves in scoring with 12.9 points per game. including a season high 26 point against Basketball player shoots for Lakehead The former York Region Media Group SAVE $1 EJOVQCO WM N You W H ANN WA" UN“ MR BRAND o‘nflm all-star was the point guard on Vaughan Secondary's back-tn-back ()ntario champi- onship teams. including the 201 l squad that fcuturod future NBAvr Andrew Wiggins. Carrlck Ilghlng up AHL playoffs Sam (hrrick picked an opportqu lime to display his offensive wizardry fur the Toronto Marlios. 'l'he 22-yeanold Smut‘fville resident deliv- ered three goals in the first two games for the Marlies in their American lku‘key league Calder (Iup best-of-seven first round playoff series against the Milwaukee Admirals last weekend. ()am'ck went lo work immediately by scor- ing the game's first goal in the opening period in the Marlies’ 6-2 win in Friday's opening till. The fifth round draft pick of the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 2010 National Hockey League entry draft ended the scoring with an empty net Shorthanded marker with just 51 seconds remaining in the game. In Saturday's secorid game. ‘(Iarrick scored a goal to stake the Medics to a 52 win and a two games to nqne lead in the seg'ies: A With the Marlies nursing a l -0 lead through the opening 20 minutes. Garrick padded Toronto’s lead with a povyet-play marker. ‘ The Madies are scheduled t6 resume their playoff series against the Admirals at the Ricoh Coliseum today at 7 pm. PAR M lN( \‘ Michael Hayaknwu Dow How will you participate? Join the conversation! I] C Sign up at relavforlife.ca/markhamstouffville ‘ 'l .- WILLOWGROVI Enfrepremeur SRO Sponsot Stouflville Uons Club Dinner Sponsor