Spring Athletics Roundup - May 4

5/4/2022

Tihmily Li, Communications Officer

Greenwood Grizzlies brave a cold start to the spring season. Here’s the latest results from Greenwood athletics:

Golf

April 27: Students had a fun first tournament despite the chilly weather.

Mountain Biking

Senior Level (Grade 11 and 12)

April 28: Curtis Borthwick ‘23 placed 2nd and Carson Davis ‘23 placed third.

Junior Level (Grade 10)

April 28: Matt McLaughlin ‘24 placed 3rd.

Rugby

Jr. Boys 7s

May 2: Won 15-0 against Lakefield College School
May 2: Lost 12-0 to St. Michael’s College School
May 2: Won 24-0 against Hillfield Strathallan College

Jr. Boys 7s B

May 2: Lost 20-12 to St. Michael’s College School
May 2: Lost 10-0 to Hillfield Strathallan College
May 2: Won 21-0 against Lakefield College School

Sr. Girls 7s

May 2: Won 10-5 against Bishop Strachan School
May 2: Won 24-5 against Trinity College School
May 2: Won 10-5 against Holy Trinity School

Tennis

Sr. Girls

April 27: Lost 4-2 to Lakefield College School
April 27 Lost 8- 4 to St. Clement’s School

Track and Field

Sr. Co-ed

April 13: This was Greenwood’s first track meet in two years! Frankie Kerr ‘23 finished 2nd in the Sr. Girls 800m.
May 3: Despite a cold and rainy track event, Frankie Kerr ‘23 finished 3rd (out of 25) in the Sr. Girls 1500m and Curtis Borthwick ‘23 finished 9th (out of 36) in the Sr. Boys 1500m.

Ultimate Frisbee

Coed U14E

April 27: Lost 7-6 to Havergal College
April 27: Lost 4-3 to Montcrest School

Coed U14W:

April 27: Lost 11-6 to Kingsway College School

Coed Jr:

April 27: Won 9-3 against Bayview Glen
April 27: Lost 6-1 to Havergal-Crescent School

Coed DI:

April 25: Won 14-9 against Branksome-Royal St. George’s College
April 27: Won 9-0 against Trinity College School
April 27: Lost 6-3 to Havergal-Crescent School

Back

Greenwood's Mountain Biking team were ready to race at Woodnewton.

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