Winter Athletics Roundup - February 21
Alpine Skiing
U14 and Sr Alpine Skiing
Note: ‘School-trained’ refers to skiers who only compete with the school while ‘Open’ refers to skiers who compete outside of school.
- Jan 24: The team raced at Mansfield Ski Club. Here are the results from the meet!
- For the U14 team:
- Rylie Gilchrist ‘28 placed 2nd for U14 Females
- Will Hossack ‘28 placed 5th for U14 Males
- Natalie Sinclair ‘28 placed 9th for U14 Females
- Riley Wellman ‘28 placed 6th for U14 Females
- The U14 Female team finished 2nd at the meet
- For the Sr team:
- Greenwood’s Open Female team finished 2nd at the meet
- Thomas Douglas ‘24 placed 12th for the Open Male category
- Evan Edgell ‘24 placed 6th for the School-trained Male category
- Michele Horak ‘24 placed 2nd for the Open Female category
- Nate Marsh ‘27 placed 13th for the Open Male category
- Charlie Pepper ‘27 placed 6th for the Open Male Category
- Sarah Shields ‘26 placed 12th for the Open Female category
- Feb 7: The team competed at Mansfield Ski Club. Here are some notable results from the day!
- For the U14 team:
- Leonardo Aspesi ‘28 ranked 15th overall for U14 Males
- Rylie Gilchrist ‘28 ranked 4th overall for U14 Females
- Will Hossack ‘28 ranked 3rd overall for U14 Males
- Sam Robertson ‘28 ranked 14th overall for U14 Males
- Natalie Sinclair ‘28 ranked 5th overall for U14 Females
- Riley Wellman ‘28 ranked 2nd overall for U14 Females
- For the Sr team:
- Greenwood’s Open Female team finished 3rd while the Open Male team finished 5th
- Thomas Douglas ‘24 ranked 9th overall for Open Male category
- Evan Edgell ‘24 ranked 4th overall for the School-Trained Males category
- Logan Fraser ‘25 ranked 2nd overall for the Open Female category
- Charlie Pepper ‘27 ranked 8th overall for the Open Male category
- Sarah Shields ‘26 ranked 8th overall for the Open Female category
- Feb 14: The team raced at Devil’s Glen. Here are some notable results from the races!
- Greenwood’s Open Male team ranked 3rd and the School-Trained Male team ranked 5th overall
- Michele Horak ‘24 finished first in the Open-Female division.
- For Open-Male races, Thomas Douglas ‘24 tied with Nate Marsh ‘27 for 9th place and Charlie Pepper ‘27 placed 12th
- For School-Trained Female races, Georgia Robinson ‘24 finished 12th
- For School-Trained Male races, Evan Edgell ‘24 placed 6th, followed by Sam Parsons ‘25 in 15th place and Thomas Lockwood ‘27 in 22nd place
- With the results from the meet, our skiers’ ranks during the CISAA season are:
- Thomas Douglas ‘24 ranked 11th overall in the Open Male category
- Evan Edgell ‘24 ranked 6th overall in the School-trained Male category
- Charlie Pepper ‘27 ranked 9th overall in the Open Male category
- Georgia Robinson ‘24 ranked 13th in the School-trained Female category
- Greenwood’s Open Female team placed 4th overall in the CISAA standings
- Greenwood’s Open Male team placed 5th overall in the CISAA standings
- Greenwood’s School-trained Male team placed 6th overall in the CISAA standings
- Next meet is on February 28
Basketball
U14 Boys’ Basketball DII
- Feb 6: Won 45-28 against De La Salle
- Feb 8: Lost 48-29 to Toronto Montessori School
- Feb 13: Won 59-24 against Montcrest School
- CISAA Championship playoffs on February 22
U14 Boys’ Basketball DIII
- Jan 25: Lost 40-37 to The York School
- Feb 6: Won 57-42 against The York School
- Feb 13: Lost 66-30 to St. John’s Kilmarnock
- CISAA Championship playoffs on February 27
Jr Boys’ Basketball DIB
- Jan 24: Won 43-27 against Trinity College School
- Feb 7: Lost 53-44 to Toronto French School
- Feb 14: Won 68-53 against Hillfield Strathallan College
- Feb 21: Won 58-47 against Trinity College School
Jr Boys’ Basketball DIII
- Jan 24: Lost 50-46 to Pickering College
- Feb 12: Lost 45-30 to St. John’s Kilmarnock
- CISAA Championship playoffs on February 21
Sr Boys’ Basketball DIB
- Feb 5: Lost 47-44 to Appleby College
- Feb 7: Won 57-45 against Holy Trinity School
- Feb 14: Won 58-31 against Royal St. George’s College
- Feb 21: Won 69-30 against Hillfield Strathallan College
Curling
Sr Co-Ed Curling DII
- Jan 24: Lost 7-1 to Toronto French School
- Feb 5: Won 5-4 against Toronto Montessori School
- Feb 7: Lost 5-4 to St. Andrew’s College
- Feb 14: Lost 6-3 to The York School
Hockey
U14 Boys’ Hockey DII
- Feb 6: Lost 8-7 to Pickering College
- Feb 12: Lost 7-4 to Ridley College
- CISAA Championship playoffs on February 27
Sr Boys’ Hockey DI NC
- Jan 24: Lost 5-1 to Crescent School
- Feb 7: Lost 4-2 to Lakefield College School
- Feb 12: Won 3-0 against Holy Trinity School
- Feb 14: Won 3-2 against Crescent School
- Next game is February 21
Sr Girls’ Hockey DIB
- Feb 5: Lost 4-2 to Branksome Hall
- Feb 7: Lost 8-0 to De La Salle
- Feb 13: Lost 5-3 to Trinity College School
- Feb 14: Lost 5-2 to Branksome Hall
- CISAA Championship playoffs on February 21
Snowboarding
U14 & Sr Snowboarding
- Jan 24: The teams competed at Devil’s Glen. Here are the results:
- Ford Amery ‘24 placed 5th for the U20 Boys category
- Hudson Amery ‘25 placed 10th for the U20 Boys category
- Samantha Jaskolka ‘26 placed 6th overall for the U16 Girls category
- Matt McLaughlin ‘24 placed 4th overall for the U20 Boys category
- Julia McLennan ‘25 placed 4th overall for the U20 Girls category
- Julia Morris ‘24 placed 2nd overall for the U20 Girls category
- Nicholas O’Dwyer ‘26 placed 1st overall for the U16 Boys category
- Feb 7: The teams raced at Craigleith. Here are the results:
- Ford Amery ‘24 placed 2nd overall for the U20 Boys category
- Mikayla Baker ‘25 placed 3rd overall for the U20 Girls category
- Samantha Jaskolka ‘26 placed 6th overall for the U16 Girls category
- Matt McLaughlin ‘24 placed 5th overall for the U20 Boys category
- Julia McLennan ‘25 placed 5th overall for the U20 Girls category
- Julia Morris ‘24 placed 7th overall for the U20 Girls category
- Nicholas O’Dwyer ‘26 placed 3rd overall for the U16 Boys category
- Feb 14: The teams participated in the Alpine Championships. Here were the top rankings:
- Ford Amery ‘24 placed 1st overall for the U20 Boys category
- Mikayla Baker ‘25 placed 4th overall for the U20 Girls Category
- Samantha Jaskolka ‘26 placed 9th overall for the U16 Girls category
- Julia McLennan ‘25 placed 10th overall for the U20 Girls category
- Julia Morris ‘24 placed 5nd overall for the U20 Girls category
- Nicholas O’Dwyer ‘26 placed 4th overall for the U16 Boys category
- The team will attend the Boardercross Invitational event on February 21.
- Both the Girls and Boys teams have qualified for OFSAA and will compete next week.
Swimming
- U14 Swim Team competed on February 6. Toby Hunter ‘29 had top 10 finishes in the 50 metre breaststroke, 100 metre freestyle and 100 metre IM
- Sr Swim Team: February 14
- Lilly Cloth ‘27 placed 2nd in the 100 metre freestyle, 3rd in the 50 metre freestyle and was in the top 10 for the 50 metre backstroke
- Mel Edgell ‘25 finished in the top 10 for the 50 metre and 100 metre freestyle
- Jaimee Ruby ‘27 finished in the top 10 for the 50 metre breaststroke and 100 metre freestyle.
- Senior Championship meet is February 21
Volleyball
U14 Girls’ Volleyball DII
- Feb 8: Won 2-0 against Trafalgar Castle School
- Feb 8: Won 2-0 against Havergal College
- Feb 13: Won 2-0 against Holy Name of Mary College School
- Feb 13: Lost 2-0 to The York School
- CISAA Championship quarterfinals on February 22
U14 Girls’ Volleyball DIII
- Feb 6: Lost 2-0 to Crestwood Preparatory College
- Feb 6: Won 2-0 against Country Day School
- Feb 13: Won 2-1 against Trinity College School
- Feb 20: CISAA Championship semifinals at Trinity College school, score not yet available on CISAA website
Jr Girls’ Volleyball DII
- Feb 5: Won 3-0 against Bishop Strachan School
- Feb 14: Won 3-0 against Crestwood Preparatory College
- CISAA Championships playoffs on February 23
Jr Girls’ Volleyball DIII
- Jan 24: Won 2-0 against Country Day School
- Jan 24: Lost 2-1 to Pickering College
- Feb 14: Lost 2-1 to Trafalgar Castle School
- Feb 14: Lost 2-1 to Toronto Montessori School
Sr Girls’ Volleyball DI
- Jan 24: Lost 3-0 to Bishop Strachan School
- Feb 7: Won 3-2 against The York School
- Feb 12: Lost 3-0 to St. Clement’s School
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