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A Look Back

Red Deer Polytechnic Athletics recap

Nov 23, 2021 | 11:54 AM

This past weekend, both Red Deer Polytechnic Kings and Queens Volleyball teams defeated the Olds College Broncos.

The Basketball squads split their series with the Broncos, while the Red Deer Polytechnic Queens Hockey team shutout the Broncos at the Gary W. Harris Canada Games Centre, and the Kings Hockey team dropped a road decision to the NAIT Ooks on Friday.

Here is a summary of what happened this past week:

Queens Hockey | Thursday, November 18 | Gary W. Harris Canada Games Centre

The Red Deer Polytechnic Queens Hockey team (1-1-0) picked up a 3-0 home victory over the Olds College Broncos (1-1-0).

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Queens first-year forward Brenna Reid scored her first regular season goal in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC). Rookie goaltender Tanya Disotell-Dunsmore recorded the shutout in her first conference start. Prince George’s Braxtyn Shawara, a second-year forward, scored a pair of goals for the Polytechnic.

For more details about this game, please refer to the online recap.

Kings Volleyball | Friday, November 19 | Olds College

The Kings Volleyball team swept the Olds College Broncos on the road (25-22, 25-20 and 25-20).

Red Deer Polytechnic outside hitter Patrik Toze led both teams with 13 kills.

Please view the online match recap for more information.

Kings Volleyball | Saturday, November 20 | Gary W. Harris Canada Games Centre

The Kings (4-0) downed the visiting Broncos (1-3) in four sets (23-25, 25-20, 25-22 and 25-9).

Red Deer’s Reece Lehman recorded 13 kills, three digs, two service aces and one stuff block for the Kings.

For more information about this match, please refer to the online recap.

Queens Volleyball | Friday, November 19 | Olds College

The Queens defeated the Broncos in straight sets (25-15, 25-9 and 25-15).

Red Deer Polytechnic outside hitter Anna Carlson had a game high 10 kills.

Please view the online recap for more details about this match.

Queens Volleyball | Saturday, November 20 | Gary W. Harris Canada Games Centre

The Red Deer Polytechnic Queens (4-0) dropped the Olds College Broncos (2-2) in three sets (25-17, 25-10 and 25-16).

Ponoka’s Tess Pearman powered the Queens’ offence with 15 kills.

More information about this match can be found online.

Kings Basketball | Friday, November 19 | Gary W. Harris Canada Games Centre

The Red Deer Polytechnic Kings Basketball team won 87-79 over the Olds College Broncos at home.

Kings fifth-year guard Tyronn King led both teams with 36 points. He was successful on all 15 free-throws.

For more details about this game, please view the online recap.

Kings Basketball | Saturday, November 20 | Olds College

In Olds, the Broncos (1-3) downed the Kings (2-2) by an eight point margin (86-78).

Rocky Mountain House’s Kirklan Hall scored 10 points for the Polytechnic.

Please read the online game recap for more details.

Queens Basketball | Friday, November 19 | Gary W. Harris Canada Games Centre

The Red Deer Polytechnic Queens Basketball team dropped a 67-57 home decision to the Olds College Broncos.

First-year Lauren France accumulated 23 points over 29 minutes for the Queens.

For more details about this contest, please refer to the online recap.

Queens Basketball | Saturday, November 20 | Olds College

The Queens (2-2) rallied in the fourth quarter and defeated the Broncos (1-3) by five (74-69).

Amy Szymanek, a Bachelor of Education Middle School student, totaled 20 points, six rebounds and four assists for the Polytechnic.

More information about this road game can be found online.

Kings Hockey | Friday, November 19 | NAIT

The Red Deer Polytechnic Kings Hockey team (1-1-0-0) was downed 4-1 by the NAIT Ooks (2-0-0-0) in Edmonton.

Chance Longjohn scored the Kings’ lone goal.

Please refer to the online game recap for more details.

For more information on Red Deer Polytechnic Athletics, the student-athletes and teams, please visit: rdcathletics.ca.