Hockey Day at Greenwood!

12/19/2024

Tihmily Li, Communications Officer

Spirits were high as bus-loads of students, staff and supporters arrived at Leaside Memorial Gardens on December 11. Fans were greeted with a spirited welcoming squad and of course The Grizzly! It was Greenwood’s first-ever Hockey Day and the whole school was invited to cheer on our Sr Girls’ and Sr Boys’ hockey teams.

The Sr. Girls’ hockey team saw success early on with a goal early on in the first period against Country Day School. It was a great sign of things to come as the team won the game 8 to 3 in a fun, fast-paced and decisive victory.

The Sr Boys’ team took on Upper Canada College in their game. Greenwood opened up the scoring yet again in this game before falling 2 to 1 by the end of the first period. The boys played a fierce game, chasing to equalize the game in the third period but sadly, lost 4 to 3 by the final buzzer.

A memorable first Hockey Day for Greenwood!

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The Sr Boys' team celebrates a goal against Upper Canada College.
Ava Myers '25 snaps the opening goal during the Sr Girls' game against Country Day School.
A moment during the Sr Boys' game.
Natalie Burkett '28 scores a goal during the Sr Girls' game.
Students were greeted by a welcoming committee when they arrived at Leaside Memorial Gardens.
Greenwood students cheer on the two teams.
Students showed their support through chants and cheers.

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