Fall season begins and new Friday Afternoon Lights this week!

9/25/2024

Tihmily Li, Communications Officer

The Lodge is filled with the buzz and excitement as teams pack onto buses for games or practices. The sounds of basketballs dribbling and volleyball serves can be heard from Greenwood’s gyms. This can only mean one thing – the fall athletics season is back.

And, adding to the excitement, the Athletics execs and Heads of Student Leadership recently announced a brand new event: Friday Afternoon Lights. On Friday, September 27, the entire Greenwood community is invited to come cheer on the Senior Boys’ Volleyball team and the Senior Girls’ Basketball team as they face off against Lakefield College School. Come out and show your Grizzly spirit!

Here are the latest results from our teams.

Basketball

U14 Girls’ Basketball DIB

Sept 24: The team played against Hillfield Strathallan College. Score not yet updated on CISAA.

Jr Girls’ Basketball DII

Sept 23: Won 33-32 against De La Salle

Flag Football

U14 Girls’ Flag Football

Sept 19: The team played against Holy Name of Mary College School. Score not yet updated on CISAA.

Sr Boys’ Flag Football

Sept 23: Won 39-14 against Crestwood Preparatory College
Sept 23: Won 33-14 against Lakefield College School.

Soccer

Jr Boys’ Soccer DII

Sept 23: Lost 3-1 to Upper Canada College

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Cheer on our teams on September 27 for our first-ever Friday Afternoon Lights!

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