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Post by roy on Dec 21, 2004 17:21:04 GMT -5
Anyone know anything about this team? I see on their schedule they have already played Long Beach, BYU, Pepperdine, and Northridge in an early October tournament in Canada. Anyone know who to watch or what to look for?
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hud
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Post by hud on Dec 21, 2004 23:01:52 GMT -5
They have a few guys from the Canadian Junior National team. One of their players (Dallas Soonias) was actually attending BYU (last season) for a couple of weeks until he realized he didn't like getting up at 5:30 in the morning ...true story.
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matty11
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Post by matty11 on Dec 22, 2004 14:24:57 GMT -5
UofA is a sick, sick team. A bunch of my buddies play on the team, guys who i played with this summer on the Canadian National Team. Ones to watch out for are, like mentioned above, Dallas (who by the way doesn't even start on the team and is one of the better young opposites i've seen). Nick Cundy on the outside. Very dynamic and explosive player, good jump serve, great passer and hits the hell out of the ball. A couple big kids in the middle, Kaminski (i think thats his name) is like 6'8 and a good blocker and Leo Carroll. Brock Daviduk, the setter, is very offensive and runs a quick offence. A bunch of really good players (could start on most teams) come off the bench. Alexandre Gaumont, Mac Kucharski and Dallas. Two guys that i'm not really familiar with are Jeremy King and Aaron Shulha. I've played against King a while back but its been too long for me to remember anything. From talking with my buddies on the team i gather that these two are starters and are the go-to guys besides Nick Cundy. Hope this helps
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Post by vb123 on Dec 23, 2004 1:24:03 GMT -5
amazing team...very, very strong and quick
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Post by biglishridgevb on Dec 24, 2004 14:10:36 GMT -5
Yeah the UofA team is a very strong team. When we played them they had a very well rounded team. Everyone on that team is important to their success. The outsides especially are the key to that team. The opposite is alright, but the setter is where the team is amazing. Very quick offense to play against. Has a unique way of jump setting that throws off the middle. Definitely could be top 5 if not number one if it were in the NCAA.
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