Fall 2023 Athletics Awards

12/6/2023

Tihmily Li, Communications Officer

On November 20, we celebrated the many accomplishments of our athletes during the 2023 Fall Athletics season. A highlight slideshow kicked things off while Fin Burke ‘24, Tom Evis ‘24 and Doug Brown provided accompanying acoustic music. With 15 CISAA teams and two flag football clubs, this fall season proved to be yet another great showing from our Grizzlies.

Participating athletes from each sport were called down to stand proudly before the community as we recognized the recipients of the MVP and Coach’s Award for their teams. Grade 12 athletes were also given special Grizzly socks in recognition of their leadership and dedication as Grizzlies.

Here are the teams that won the CISAA Championships this term:

Jr & U14 Girls’ Soccer
U14 Girls’ Basketball
Jr Girls’ Basketball
U14 Boys’ Flag Football

Here are the students who received the Team MVP Award:

U14 Girls’ Basketball

Jr Girls’ Basketball

Sr Girls’ Basketball

U14 Cross Country

Sr Cross Country

U14 Boys’ Flag Football

U14 Boys’ Soccer

Jr & U14 Girls’ Soccer

Jr Boys’ Soccer

Sr Girls’ Soccer

Sr Boys’ Soccer

U14 Boys’ Volleyball

Jr Boys’ Volleyball DII East

Jr Boys’ Volleyball DII West

Sr Boys’ Volleyball

Jill Johnston ‘28

Martha Christie ‘26

Ava Myers ‘25

Leah Macdonald ‘29

Evan Edgell ‘24

Blake Wolburgh ‘28

Lukas Nastos ‘29

Maya Kassam ‘28

Nate Smyth ‘26

Katie Romanelli ‘24

Torin Lang ‘24

Charlie Walker ‘28

Andy Welsh ‘26

Theo Maceroni ‘26

James Petrucci ‘24

Here are the students who received the Coach’s Award:

U14 Girls’ Basketball

Jr Girls’ Basketball

Sr Girls’ Basketball

U14 Cross Country

Sr Cross Country

U14 Boys’ Flag Football

U14 Boys’ Soccer

Jr & U14 Girls’ Soccer

Jr Boys’ Soccer

Sr Girls’ Soccer

Sr Boys’ Soccer

U14 Boys’ Volleyball

Jr Boys’ Volleyball DII East

Jr Boys’ Volleyball DII West

Sr Boys’ Volleyball

Charlotte Fisher Holy ‘28

Devyn Lang ‘27

Sabrina Farah ‘24

Alexa Rouatt ‘29

Elle Macrae ‘26

Ryan Raymond ‘28

Alan Ma ‘29

Brooke Rogers ‘29

Angus Henderson ‘27

Nathalie Borlase ‘24

Matt Malone ‘24

Harry Gray ‘28

Mason Kohler ‘26

Sid Willock ‘26

Jackson Walker ‘24

Back

Grade 12 student athletes received a special pair of Grizzly socks to celebrate their involvement.
Sarah Bruce (left) is presented with the CISAA Championship plaque for U14 and Jr Girls' Soccer by Isla Horrox '29 (centre) and Rylie Gilchrist '28 (right).
Sarah Bruce (middle) is presented with the CISAA Championship plaque for Jr Girls' Basketball by Devyn Lang '27 (left) and Martha Christie '26 (right).
Sarah Bruce (right) is presented with the CISAA Championship plaque for U14 Girls' Basketball by Mila Ingram '29 (left), Neely Clarfield '28 (second from the left) and Victoria Mainprize '28 (second from the right).
Sarah Bruce (middle) is presented with CISAA Championship plaque for U14 Boys' Flag Football by Sammy Kimelman '28 (left), Jiles Davis '28 (second from the left), Blake Wolburgh '28 (second from the right) and Ryan Raymond '28 (right).

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