Corrections to the June Newsletter

In page 4 of our June Newsletter, we erroneously listed the coach of the Manitoba Champion team from St. Pauls as Johnston Smith. Our apologies to the St. Pauls High School team, and their coach, John Pundyk.

Also on page 4, there was also an error in the scores listed in the playoff game between Kelvin and Vincent Massey. The scores were flipped and should have read Kelvin 290 - Vincent Massey 330.

Our apologies.

National Finals 2010

This year's National Finals took place May 29-31 in Toronto, Ontario.

The Provincial champion teams (and some runners-up) from across Canada played in an 11-game round-robin seeding tournament which determined their placement for the 11-game finals.

National Ranking Ranking Tournament Scoreboards  

National Final Games Results

A special thank you to our sponsors this year:


         
   

Ontario Provincial Finals 2010

This year's Ontario Provincial Finals took place May 15-17 in Scarborough.

Click here to see which teams were invited, the tournament results and finals winners.


Inexpensive buzzer alternative...

If you have access to a laptop or desktop PC running Windows XP, and are looking for inexpensive buzzer systems, read on...

Longtime buzzer supplier, Shelty Systems (www.shelty.ca), offers a computer application, BuzzBox 2, free-of-charge, that will allow you to use game paddles used with BUZZ! Games (Playstation 3). The software provides an electronic lockout system and a simple scoreboard, suitable for Schoolreach practice and competition.

BUZZ! games such as BUZZ! Junior Jungle Party are usually bundled with a set of 4 game paddles and are readily available from retail outlets (Futureshop, HMV, BestBuy).

Each paddle has a big red button that lights up and four smaller coloured buttons. They connect to the SONY PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3 game consoles via USB. The paddles are available, in wired (approx. $15) and wireless models (approx. $60), in sets of four.

For more information, visit Shelty Systems/Buzzbox 2: www.shelty.ca


Welcome to the Reach For The Top / Schoolreach Programme Website

Each year several hundred schools form their "Reach" Clubs and play off against each other at the league level, provincial level, and finally, the National level.

The Provincial and National finals in which these Schoolreach teams compete are taped as "Reach for the Top", the television show that started it all. In the classroom, it's the "Schoolreach Subscription Programme" of "Reach For The Top", established in 1985.
Become a Fan of Reach For The Top

Joining Reach!

Think your school has what it takes to be Champion? Click here for info on Joining Reach

News from Across Canada

Schoolreach Schedules 2009-2010