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You must be a member to participate in Provincials and Nationals
The first competition of 2025 was the Superman tournament. For the first ime we ran and under and over 198 classes. This competition saw the return of Brett Lansburg. After a 2 year hiatus due to work and an injury he picked up where he left off, as the top dog in Atlantic Canada dominating both the right and left hand classes. Nathan Guitard looked very impressive but was no match for Brett’s power.
Crystal Dumas was just as impressive in the lady’s division, easily dispatching her opponents. However the matches between Autumn Elliott and Mireille Cormier were the best matches of the day.
The men’s lightweight division saw Ben Major take the left hand and 14yr old Thomas Dumas take the right.
The following motions were passed at the Nov 16 AGM:
1. Addition of a left and right 220lb weight class for Provincials.
2. Those that pre-register and pay for their registration at Atlantics and Provincials will pay the $25 entry fee. Those that pay at the event will pay $30. This is to speed up registrations.
3. Anyone that wishes to weigh in early for Provincials at Atlantics must have Membership (NS athletes) and entry fee paid by the Tuesday before the event.
4. For Provincials; to collect team points, your team members must have membership form filled out and membership paid by February 28.
5. The Executive will choose a Provincial team captain 2 weeks prior to Nationals.
6. Due the the ever growing size of Atlantics it will be cut back to double-elimination
Another Provincials is in the books and we continue to grow. Teams from across the province competed in Junior and Senior classes with ages ranging from 2 to 65. A total of 148 entries. Thanks to the ne Ross wrist rollers for hosting the event.
We’d like to wish Anastasia Antonova a speedy recovery.
The largest Atlantic Canadian to date was held April 6 at the Dr. Carson and Marion Murray Community Centre in Springhill.
Although there were an abundances of great performances I’d like to point out how this is a family affair. From the McNamaras, O’Connels , Boudreaus, and Broome/Youngs in NS to the Kings, Gallants, Theriaults, Martins in NB and the Dumas, McGeoghegans and Harper/LeClairs in PEI. There are too many to list and I’ll miss some. It is awesome to see mothers, fathers and grandparents passing on their love of the sport to the next generation .
Congratuations to the following award winners:
Sylvio Bourque Lifetime Achievement – Rick Pinkney
Rick Pinkney Dedication – Paula O’Connell
Hall of Fame – Rob McNamara
The Dumas’s of PEI
The Kings of New Brunswick
The McNamara’s of Nova Scotia
The Battle of the Atlantic qualifier took place at Parkside Pub on March 9th. The winners will now take on the Champions October 19.
Ladies Left 154
Champion – Paula O’Connell vs Anastasia Antonova
Ladies Left 154+
Champion – Angela McNamara vs Paula O’Connell
Men’s Left 165
Champion -Dylan Courier vs Logan Fraser
Men’s Left 200
Champion – Joey Thibodeau vs Phil Carty
Men’s Left 200+
Champion – Patrick MacKinnon vs Joedy Harper
Ladies Right 154
Champion – Maresh Elliott vs Anastasia Antonova
Ladies Right 154+
Champion – Angela McNamara vs Laura Broome
Men’s Right 165
Champion – Trevor Weatherbee vs Logan Fraser
Men’s Right 200
Ralphie Bayers vs Phil Carty
Men’s Right 200+
Mark MacPhail vs Logan LeClair