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Holmes’ stint with Storm a short one

Ralphy Holmes, left, chats with Summerside Storm team captain Al Stewart before Wednesday afternoon’s practice at the Canada Games Sports Centre in Slemon Park. Jason Simmonds/Journal Pioneer

Ralphy Holmes, left, chats with Summerside Storm team captain Al Stewart before Wednesday afternoon’s practice at the Canada Games Sports Centre in Slemon Park.

Published on December 17, 2012
Published on December 17, 2012

Guard headed for Venezuela

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Credit Union Place , Venezuela , Halifax , Saint John

SUMMERSIDE – Ralphy Holmes is headed south.

Summerside Storm coach Joe Salerno announced today that recently acquired guard has accepted an offer to play in Venezuela.

In a release issued today, the Storm officials admitted they were disappointed with the decision, but wish Holmes well in his future basketball endeavours.

Salerno said players of Holmes' calibre are sought by leagues worldwide and while he's disappointed about Holmes leaving, he's pleased with his team's effort in a big win over the weekend in Halifax which Holmes missed with a thumb injury.

Salerno looks forward to the team continuing to work hard with the talent he has in maintaining top spot in the Atlantic Division of the NBL.

The Storm play two more games on the road, Dec. 21 in Halifax and Dec. 23 in Saint John, before coming home for three games at Credit Union Place between Christmas and New Year's.

All road games can be seen live through webcast at www.stormbasketball.ca

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    left winger
    - December 17, 2012 at 16:51:08

    This team is a joke!! Tell the people the real reason they leave for personal reasons Ask around about some of the coments made to some females in the bars

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      jerome allen
      - December 18, 2012 at 21:06:06

      Stop hating left winger it is what it is buddy the guy is to good to be in canada at lease he gave it a try......

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