Fall Athletics Roundup - November 20

11/20/2024

Here are results that closed off our Fall 2024 athletic season.

Basketball

U14 Girls’ Basketball

Oct 29: Won 36-17 against The York School
Oct 29: Won 33-32 in Championship game against St. Anne’s School.

Jr Girls’ Basketball

Oct 23: Won 33-25 against Hillfield Strathallan College
Oct 28: Won 19-17 against Villanova College
Oct 30: Won 27-17 against Toronto French School
Oct 30: Lost 42-39 to De La Salle, winning silver medal in the CISAA Championship

Sr Girls’ Basketball

Oct 23: Won 33-20 against Bayview Glen
Oct 30: Won 46-32 against St. Clement’s School
Nov 6: Won 43-38 in the CISAA Championship game against Bayview Glen

Cross Country

U14 Co-Ed Cross Country

Oct 28: The team competed at Etobicoke Centennial Park. Here were the results:
- For the U13 Boys’ 3K Run, Hunter Bishop ‘29 placed 20th and Nathan Li ‘30 placed 56th.
- For the U14 Girls’ 3K Run, Maya Dunn ‘29 placed 56th, Alexa Rouatt ‘29 placed 34th and Simona Sera ‘29 placed 78th.

Sr Co-Ed Cross Country

Oct 23: The team attended the CISAA Championship meet at Trinity College School, here were the results:
- For Jr Boys’ race, Fred Laflamme ‘27 placed 70th, Thomas Lockwood ‘27 placed 42nd and Joshua Monson ‘27 placed 59th
- For the Jr Girls’ race, Lauren Avery ‘27 placed 52nd, Chelsea Keelor ‘27 placed 13th and Addie Minns ‘27 placed 50th.
- For the Sr Boys’ race, Henry Farr ‘25 placed 65th, Cooper Gregory ‘25 placed 67th, Elias James ‘26 placed 81st.
- For the Sr Girls' race, Claire Avery ‘25 placed 77th, Sophie Lamb ‘25 placed 73rd Elle Macrae ‘26 placed 7th, Claudia Schmid ‘25 placed 11th, Avery Shaw ‘25 placed 61st and Katie Watanabe ‘25 placed 24th.
Nov 4: Elle Macrae ‘26 qualified for OFSAA and competed in Ottawa during the OFSAA Cross Country meet. She placed 89th in the Senior Girls’ 6K race.

Flag Football

U14 Boys’ Flag Football

Oct 29: Won 53-29 against Upper Canada College
Nov 1: Lost 30-23 to Ridley College
Nov 1: Lost 42-21 to St. Andrew’s College

U14 Girls’ Flag Football

Oct 24: The team wins the CISAA Championships.

Sr Boys’ Flag Football

Nov 1: Won 40-0 against Kingsway College School
Nov 1: Won 28-6 against Appleby College
Nov 1: Won 33-15 in the CISAA Championship game against Hillfield Strathallan College

Sr Girls’ Flag Football

Oct 23: Lost 38-26 to Lakefield College School
Oct 28: Lost 31-13 to Lakefield College School

Soccer

U14 Boys’ Soccer

Oct 22: Lost 6-1 to The York School
Oct 29: Lost 6-1 to St. John’s Kilmarnock

Jr Boys’ Soccer

Oct 23: Lost 4-0 to St. John’s Kilmarnock

Sr Boys’ Soccer

Oct 23: Lost 6-0 to Crestwood Preparatory College

Sr Girls’ Soccer

Oct 23: Won 1-0 against Toronto French School
Oct 28: Won 13-0 against Holy Trinity School
Oct 30: Won 7-1 in the CISAA Championship game against Bayview Glen

Volleyball

U14 Boys’ Volleyball

Sept 24: Won 3-1 against Appleby College
Oct 3: Lost 3-0 to Upper Canada College
Oct 8: Lost 3-1 to Lauremont School
Oct 15: Won 3-1 against Sterling Hall School
Oct 17: Lost 3-1 to St. Michael’s College
Oct 29: Won 3-2 against Sterling Hall School
Nov 1: Lost 2-0 to Upper Canada College
Nov 1: Lost 2-0 to St. Michael's College

Jr Boys’ Volleyball East

Oct 23: Won 3-1 against The York School
Oct 28: Won 3-1 against Holy Trinity School
Oct 30: Lost 3-2 to Bayview Glen

Jr Boys’ Volleyball West

Oct 23: Lost 3-0 to Country Day School

Sr Boys’ Volleyball

Oct 23: Won 3-1 against Country Day School
Oct 28: Lost 3-2 to Lakefield College School

Back

The Jr Boys' Volleyball East teams plays a home game with the Sr Boys' Volleyball team cheering them on from the sidelines.
U14 Boys' Soccer team plays a game during the fall term.
The Sr Girls' Basketball team poses together after winning the CISAA Championships.
Fantastic scoring and defensive play gave the U14 Girls' Basketball team a one-point lead in the CISAA Championships.

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