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sassy17
28th September 2004, 05:13
Last Sunday we had our sports competition Woodstock played very well and won Volleyball we left after losing a game of pin ball to Windsor, it was a good game but does anyone know the final standings?
Poseidon
28th September 2004, 12:49
I know Courageous came in 6th :D It was a rough day for 37...
Abyss22_46
1st October 2004, 08:06
Ive been wondering how the sports comp went this year, and im sad that i could not attend, i sure everyone did an excellent job, Bravo Zulu to all.....
sassy17
4th October 2004, 04:59
Has anyone got results back yet we haven't
sassy17
1st May 2005, 06:28
We finally got the results back woodstock and warspite tied for first
FlamDrag
1st May 2005, 15:20
I suppose this is a LITTLE belated, seeing as how the comp was in September. Congrats to 153 Woodstock, nice to see little corps stickin it to the bigger guys.

Noticed your band is not on the schedule for the WOA comp, what happened? We desperately need some more SEA representation at these events!
sassy17
3rd May 2005, 07:37
Yeah my band has like 5 or six sea cadets in it we would have reall liked to come to comp but we need more bodies. this weekend is comp right i think i may be attending to watch good luck to all that are competeing.!
Poseidon
3rd May 2005, 10:40
Yeah my band has like 5 or six sea cadets in it we would have reall liked to come to comp but we need more bodies. this weekend is comp right i think i may be attending to watch good luck to all that are competeing.!

WOA Band Competition will be held Saturday, May 14, 2005 at the Detachment...
Jesse_Rcscc_162
4th May 2005, 07:14
Last Sunday we had our sports competition Woodstock played very well and won Volleyball we left after losing a game of pin ball to Windsor, it was a good game but does anyone know the final standings?


WHAT!, damnit my officer, never want us to be involved with anything, Man iwish our corps would went,
Poseidon
4th May 2005, 11:21
WHAT!, damnit my officer, never want us to be involved with anything, Man iwish our corps would went,

The Thames Flotilla Sports and Sail competition happens EVERY year in September Squire...

Wallaceburg USED to compete...the last time I remember them there is 3 or 4 years ago...
Jesse_Rcscc_162
4th May 2005, 11:41
The Thames Flotilla Sports and Sail competition happens EVERY year in September Squire...

Wallaceburg USED to compete...the last time I remember them there is 3 or 4 years ago...

We were at Sports 2 years ago
Juice
4th May 2005, 11:49
The last time Wallaceburg went, to my knowledge, was my last year as a cadet. I dont know if they went after I left. it was good times, I hope they go next year.
Jesse_Rcscc_162
4th May 2005, 11:52
The last time Wallaceburg went, to my knowledge, was my last year as a cadet. I dont know if they went after I left. it was good times, I hope they go next year.


Yeah, Im gunna talk to the officers, because everyone thinks our cor is closed.
Poseidon
10th September 2005, 21:48
On Saturday, September 10th, 2005 Thames Flotilla held their annual sports competition in Sarnia, Ontario.

The results are as follows:

1) 132 Repulse
2) 48 Agamemmnon
3) Tied -- 133 Stratford and 153 Woodstock
4) Tied -- 37 Courageous and 94 Warspite

135 Admiral Nelles and 162 Wallaceburg couldn't make it to this competition unfortunately so only 6 of our 8 corps' were present.

For those of you who don't know, our sports competition is composed of 3 events; softball, volleyball, and pinball. All the rules and regulations for the organization of the competition as well as each event are located in the NLP 101. Each corps puts in a team of 15 people that has to be below a certain age limit when all the team members' ages are added up.

I'm currently in the process of putting together a proposal to revise and edit some of the regulations regarding the competition and make it more practical.

Aside from some personal quams I had with the competition, it was well turned out and a lot of fun was had. It's good to see something that cadets still promotes that meets my favourite aim of the Cadet movement!
CPO2 Rock
11th September 2005, 11:38
nelles woulda been there but we just started up last thursday and we had like 3 days so we said no we aren't going
Poseidon
11th September 2005, 11:54
nelles woulda been there but we just started up last thursday and we had like 3 days so we said no we aren't going

That's too bad, you guys missed a pretty good day...
Neo
11th September 2005, 12:21
I'm currently in the process of putting together a proposal to revise and edit some of the regulations regarding the competition and make it more practical.

Aside from some personal quams I had with the competition, it was well turned out and a lot of fun was had. It's good to see something that cadets still promotes that meets my favourite aim of the Cadet movement!

How has sports comp not been practical? Nothing's perfect, but I've always found Sports Comp to be a really good comp with very little problems.
sassy17
11th September 2005, 13:59
I didn't like the way the decided the final scores even though woodstock had some bad attitudes during the day it was great to see eveyone out there giving it all they had and having a good time! it was a great day
Jesse_Rcscc_162
11th September 2005, 15:46
Im so ****** we didnt go >.< we want to get to comp and yet we dont go.... grr, i was just gunna go and say hi to all mi friends from the corps..... pure rubish.
Poseidon
11th September 2005, 19:27
How has sports comp not been practical? Nothing's perfect, but I've always found Sports Comp to be a really good comp with very little problems.

I don't expect it to be perfect, and yes I agree that sports competition is generally a very good competition, but you weren't there this year so even if past sports competitions ran with very little problems, it is not your place to assume it went off without a hitch this year.
Neo
11th September 2005, 19:58
I don't expect it to be perfect, and yes I agree that sports competition is generally a very good competition, but you weren't there this year so even if past sports competitions ran with very little problems, it is not your place to assume it went off without a hitch this year.

I was generally curious to what was different this year, since Admiral Nelles wasn't there. Which is why I asked.
Poseidon
11th September 2005, 20:01
I was generally curious to what was different this year, since Admiral Nelles wasn't there. Which is why I asked.

It was very unorganized, no 'umph' behind it, as well as some things that I personally did not like regarding the way some events were run, et cetera...but I'm not going to air that out in here...I'm working on going through the proper channels to see that it gets dealt with...