Winter Athletics Roundup - March 8

3/8/2023

Tihmily Li, Communications Officer

Here are the latest results from our Grizzlies to conclude the winter athletics season.

Basketball

U14 Boys’ Basketball DII

Feb 27: Won 55-53 against Hillfield Strathallan College
Feb 28: Won 46-38 against Ridley College
Feb 28: Won 50-37 against De La Salle

Jr Boys’ Basketball DII

Feb 22: Lost 62-26 to Bayview Glen

Jr Boys’ Basketball DIB

Feb 22: Won 55-45 against Trinity College School
Feb 22: Won 77-47 against Villanova College
Mar 1: Lost 62-58 to The York School

Sr Boys’ Basketball DIB

Feb 24: Won 42-31 against Holy Trinity School
Feb 24: Won 59-53 against Hillfield Strathallan college
Mar 1: Lost 57-38 to Appleby College

Hockey

Sr Boys’ Hockey NC DI

Feb 22: Lost 6-2 to Royal St. George’s College

Skiing

The Greenwood ski team’s dedication and commitment showed this season. For the final runs this season, many skiers had strong finishes.

Will Hossack ‘28 won bronze at the CISAA U14 level.
Thomas Douglas ‘24, Evan Edgell ‘24 and Michele Horak ‘24 all qualified for OFSAA.
Michele Horak ‘24 won silver at OFSAA in the Giant Slalom race.
Evan Edgell ‘24 ranks 18th among skiers from across the province at OFSAA.

Snowboarding

The GCS snowboarding team had fantastic showing at CISAA and OFSAA. Here are some notable highlights:

Nate Lamb ‘27 won gold in the CISAA U14 snowboarding finals.
Julia Morris ‘24 won gold in the CISAA in Sr. Girls’ slopestyle finals.
The Sr. Girls’ team won gold at the CISAA finals and placed 4th at OFSAA championships.
Seamus McKeag ‘23 won gold at OFSAA in Sr. Boys’ Giant Slalom.
The Sr. Boys’ team won silver at CISAA finals and won gold at the OFSAA championships.

Swimming

Greenwood swimmers had a combined 11 podium finishes at the CISAA finals. Here are some notable results:

Ainsley Parker ‘25 placed first in the 50 metre freestyle and backstroke
Jack Loewen ‘24 placed first in the 200 metre individual medley

Nathan Barry ‘23, Jack Loewen ‘24, Ainsley Parker ‘25, Connor Pemberton ‘23 and Burkleigh Smith ‘23 went on to compete at OFSAA.

Jack Loewen ‘24 finished 6th at the provincial level for the backstroke race
Ainsley Parker ‘25 won gold in the 50 metre freestyle. This is Greenwood’s first-ever OFSAA gold in swimming.

Volleyball

Jr Girls’ Volleyball DI

Mar 1: Won 2-1 against Holy Trinity School
Mar 1: Lost 2-1 to De La Salle
Mar 1: Lost 2-0 to Havergal College

Jr Girls’ Volleyball DIII

Feb 27: Lost 3-1 to Pickering College

Sr Girls’ Volleyball

Mar 1: Won 3-0 against Crestwood Preparatory College
Mar 1: Won 3-1 against Bayview Glen

Back

The Sr. Girls' Volleyball team celebrates a well-earned victory to win CISAA championships.
The U14 Boys' Basketball team played two back-to-back championship games to emerge as the victors.

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