All About Your NETters
What does NET stand for?
National Evangelization Teams
A Canadian football field is made up of these many yards.
110 (or 150)
This phrase means "no worries"
Hakuna Matata
Over one billion cans of this iconic soft drink are consumed each day.
Coca Cola
This falling fruit supposedly inspired Isaac Newton to write the law of gravity.
An Apple
This NETter is most likely to break out into dance as soon as the music starts
Tony
The number of world series that the Toronto Blue Jay have won
2
This cool bear told Mogli about the bear necessities.
Baloo
This artist released a new song called “I Love Me.” A lyric from this track is, “'Cause I'm a black belt when I'm beating up on myself.” In real life, this singer has earned a second-degree blue belt in jiu-jitsu.
Demi Lovato
This term that customers use to order coffee at Tim Horton’s was added to the Canadian Oxford Dictionary in 2004
Double-Double
The youngest person on our team
Ben (aka. JAM)
In 1989 this Canadian team won its 1st Stanley Cup
Calgary Flames
This film had the song "A Whole New World"
Aladdin
These Liverpool locals hit it big time in June 1962.
The Beatles
This is the most recognized food smell in the world.
Coffee
This person has a gluten allergy
Theresa
If your score in tennis is 'love', you have these many points.
0
This pirate has the catch phrase: "savvy"
Captain Jack Sparrow
This NBA player who made light of the virus and purposefully touched reporters' microphones later issued an apology after testing positive for COVID-19.
Rudy Gobert
This one food never goes bad
Honey
This person lives the farthest away from Brooklin
Matthias
This man is a golfer, and his real first name is Eldrick.
Tiger Woods
In this Disney movie, the characters really had a purpose of Ohana, "Ohana means family, family means no one gets left behind, or forgotten."
Lilo and Stitch
Vin Diesel named his daughter Pauline after this late co-star of his
Paul Walker
This meaty dish consists of chicken, stuffed in duck which is stuffed in turkey.
Turducken