Athletics Roundup

10/11/2017

We are now several weeks into the fall athletics season, and Greenwood’s teams are showing signs of wear with a number of losses in the past two weeks. The Junior Boys’ Volleyball Team is still going strong with no losses out of four games, and the U14 Boys’ Volleyball Team have suffered only one loss, winning their other two games. Our other teams, however, have had their ups and downs in the past couple weeks.

All the results from the last two weeks of Grizzlies athletics action:

Boys Soccer

Senior D2:

Sept 30: Lost 6-1 vs Lakefield
Oct 4: Won 4-2 vs Crestwood
Oct 11: Lost 4-3 vs Bayview Glen

Junior D2:

Sept 30: Tied 2-2 vs Lakefield
Oct 4: Won 3-1 vs Crestwood

Girls Soccer

Senior D2

Sept 27: Won 4-0 vs Pickering
Oct 3: Lost 3-2 vs Holy Trinity

Girls Basketball

U14 D2

Sept 26: Won 43-12 vs Kingsway
Oct 2: Lost 36-35 vs Havergal

Junior D2

Oct 4: Won 16-15 vs Lakefield

Senior D2

Sept 20: Lost 47-18 vs Country Day
Sept 26: Lost 24-15 vs TFS
Oct 2: Won 31-29 vs BSS

Boys Volleyball

U14 D2

Sept 29: Won 3-0 vs York
Oct 2: Won 3-2 vs Toronto Montessori
Oct 5: Lost 3-0 vs Sterling Hall

Junior D2

Sept 20: Won 3-0 vs Country Day
Sept 25: Won 3-0 vs York
Oct 2: Won 3-2 vs Toronto Montessori
Oct 4: Won 3-0 vs Lakefield

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