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CROWN Scout 2015 Fall Event Results And Team All-Stars

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On the weekend of September 26 and 27, 2015 held host to the CROWN Scout annual Fall Event, this year affectionately dubbed: CHA, CHA, CHA.

Close to 30 teams with many of the Canada’s top prospects descended upon Brampton, ON for games played in front of 45+ university coaches that represented the CIS and a number of different NCAA conferences.

While the games marked the starting point for many of the programs who had just selected their teams, the competition level in several games was quite high, offering entertaining battles right down to the wire, with several games going into overtime and some even finishing in a tie. It allowed for the cream to rise to the top, in an environment that forced players to play and rewarded individual ability, creativity and the ability to find ways to quickly gel together.

Click on the navigation below for game results and team All-Stars

CROWN Scout Presents: CHA, CHA, CHA – U15 Results

Name'Transfer From' School
Anne (Abimbola) AdewumiNiagara
Summer BostockHouston
Raeven BoswellPitt
Anaiyah FletcherNorth Dakota
Nevaeh Ferrara HorneSan Francisco
Coumba KeitaArkansas-Pine Bluff
Alisha MurrayGrambling
Milana NenadicValparaiso
Kelowna NgoyiSouthern Illinois
Marie-Denise NtambueVillanova
Denae SkeltonMerrimack

Alaina McMillan (Transway, 2018) zeroes in on Keishana Washington (Scarborough Blues, 2018) during their Sept 26, 2015 game.

U15 All-Stars

As selected by the opposing Coaches…
Advantage: Tamiya Francis, Sierra Oliver
Brampton: Arianne Soriano
ETBA: Lashae Dwyer
GTA West: Alexya Gates-Julien
London: Julia Wainwright
North Toronto: Hennessey Luu-Brown
SBA: Keishanna Washington
Stanstead: Diaouda Dehkissia
Transway: Alaina McMillan

Click on the navigation below for U19 game results and team All-Stars

CROWN Scout Presents: CHA, CHA, CHA – U19 Results

Name'Transfer From' School'Transfer To' School
Achol AkotOklahoma StateNorth Carolina
Maya AndersonSan Jose StateOle Miss
Mary-Anna AsareVCUVirginia
Jada BediakoMarquetteTexas
Alex-Anne BessetteLoyola ChicagoIowa State
Micaela CarterHofstraMissouri-Kansas City
Maya ChocanoUC RiversideArkansas State
Lauren CrockerUtah TechUtah Valley
Fatima DiakhatePittRutgers
Divine DibulaMonmouthDecided not to transfer
Louise DykstraNorthern ColoradoPoint Loma (Division 2)
Taya EllisBowling GreenButler
Skylar ForbesMarquetteWest Virginia
Georgia FergusonEvansvilleDavidson
Maeva FotsaAustin PeayRobert Morris
Maya FozBradleyGrand Canyon
Keana FozWagnerGrand Canyon
Megan Hollingsworth PittBoston College
Abby JegedeTulsaCharleston
Klea KaciWagnerWichita State
Clara KoulibalyAuburnWichita State
Sumer LeeDePaulCal Poly
Anais LevasseurAlbanyRhode Island
Helena LasicPennWindsor (Canada)
Candice LienafaDavidsonPenn
Kamora MorganNorthern KentuckyMorehead State
Rachel OkokoPenn StateOle Miss
Chloe OliverStony BrookCleveland State
Kiera PembertonBaylorSan Diego
Deniya PrawlTennesseeLouisville
Jayda QueelyPittSan Francisco
Lauren RustPittBelmont
Fatou SaneDuquesneCleveland State
Stella SgroSan Jose StateWagner
Courtney SmithMontana StateMorehead State
Heidi SmithMontana StateMorehead State
Divine Tumba TshibuabuaPittWest Virginia
Nyadieng YiechFloridaGrand Canyon

Michelle Istead (Ottawa Nationals, 2017) handles the ball in the open court during Sept 27, 2015 gameplay.

U19 All-Stars

As selected by the opposing Coaches…
Advantage: Jade Codinera
Brampton: Olivia Ousamusali
Champlain: Katrina Michelle Dosado
Dawson: Tamara Farquhar
Edouard-Monpetit: Delphine St-Cyr Robitaille, Bliss Mutanda
GTA West: Samantha Gucciardi
LFB: Leyki Sorra
London: Julia Wainwright
Niagara: Megan MacLeod
North Toronto: Shaina Pellington
Nouvelles Frontieres: Marika Couturier
Ottawa: Eve Uwayesu, Michelle Istead
Transway: Hailey Brown
Tri County: Nina Farkic
Trois-Rivieres: Carrie-Ann Auger

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