The CISAA fall athletic season began last month in late September. Here are the results from our many fall athletic teams so far before the CISAA Championships begin in the next couple of weeks:
Basketball
U14 Girls’ DII Basketball
Sept 29: Won 49-46 against Kingsway College School
Oct 6: Won 51-39 against Bayview Glen
Oct 8: Lost 36-8 to Trafalgar Castle School
Oct 13: Lost 32-16 to St. Clement’s School
Junior Girls’ DII Basketball
Sept 30: Won 46-17 against Bayview Glen
Oct 7: Won 45-20 against Bayview Glen
Oct 21: Game versus Trinity College School, score not yet updated on CISAA
Senior Girls’ DIB Basketball
Sept 30: Lost 44-38 to Branksome Hall
Oct 16: Won 50-22 against Holy Trinity School for Greenwood’s Friday Afternoon Lights
Oct 19: Lost 42-37 to Bayview Glen
Cross Country
U14 Co-Ed Cross Country
Oct 8: The team competed at Sunnybrook Park. Here were some notable results:
For U13 boys, Zain Almani ‘32 finished in 6th place with Theo Sandusky ‘32 in 18th place and Sam Schwartz ‘32 in 32nd place.
For the U13 girls, Sloane Laing ‘32 finished 1st with Hannah Eby ‘32 in 10th place, Ella Freedman ‘32 in 16th place and Nelly Taylor ‘32 in 17th place.
For U14 boys, Bennet Graham ‘31 finished in 18th place and Madan le Roy ‘31 finished in 24th place.
For U14 girls, Emily MacDonald ‘31 finished in 3rd place with Arabel Rideout ‘31 in 5th place and Avery Hossack ‘31 in 6th place.
Oct 20: The team competed at St. Andrew’s College. Results not yet available.
Senior Co-Ed Cross Country
Oct 1: The team competed at the Colts Classic XC. Here were some notable results:
In the Junior Girls’ 5K Run, Alexa Rouatt ‘29 finished in 3rd place while Liv Waghmare ‘29 finished in 5th place and Chloe Trevelyan ‘29 finished in 13th place. The Junior Girls team placed second overall.
In the Junior Boys’ 5K Run, Theo Rideout ‘29 placed 20th.
In the Senior Boys’ 6K Run, Camden Barnikis ‘27 placed 13th.
Oct 7: The team competed at the Huron Heights Harrier XC. Here were some notable results:
In the Novice Women 4K Run, Kennedy Ross ‘30 finished in 12th place.
In the Junior Women 5K Run, Alexa Rouatt ‘29 finished in 3rd place with Liv Waghmare ‘29 in 9th place and Chloe Trevelyan ‘29 in 17th place.
In the Junior Men 5K Run, Theo Rideout ‘29 finished in 20th place.
In the Senior Women 6K Run, Natalie Burkett ‘28 finished in 17th place.
Oct 13: The team competed at the Durham XC Classic. Here were some notable results:
Kennedy Ross ‘30 finished in 6th place in the Novice Female 4000 metre run.
Alexa Rouatt ‘29 finished in 1st place and Liv Waghmare ‘29 finished in 5th place in the Junior Female 5000 metre run.
Camden Barnikis ‘27 finished in 9th place in the Senior Male 6000 metre run.
Flag Football
U14 Co-Ed DIB Flag Football
Sept 29: Won 27-0 against Hillfield Strathallan College
Sept 29: Lost 33-19 to Appleby College
Oct 6: Won 34-12 against The York School
Oct 15: Lost 40-26 to Toronto French school
Oct 20: Game versus Upper Canada College Prep, score not yet available on CISAA
Senior Boys’ DI Flag Football
Sept 30: Lost 24-12 to De La Salle
Oct 7: Lost 42-20 to Hillfield Strathallan College
Oct 14: Lost 22-18 to Appleby College
Oct 19: Won 28-20 against Villanova College
Oct 21: Game versus Ridley College, score not yet updated on CISAA
Senior Girls’ DII Flag Football
Sept 30: Won 28-18 against De La Salle
Oct 14: Lost 40-14 to Lakefield College School
Oct 19: Game versus Havergal College, score not yet updated on CISAA
Soccer
U14 Boys’ DIIB Soccer
Sept 29: Won 5-4 against Pickering College
Oct 6: Won 9-4 against St. John’s Kilmarnock
Oct 13: Won 10-0 against Trinity College School
Oct 15: Won 1-0 against St. Andrew’s College
Oct 20: Game versus Crescent School, score not yet available on CISAA
U15 Girls’ DI Soccer
Oct 14: Won 3-0 against St. Clement’s School
Oct 21: Game versus Branksome Hall, score not yet updated on CISAA
Junior Boys’ DIII Soccer
Sept 30: Lost 4-1 to Pickering College
Oct 14: Won 6-2 against Albert College
Oct 21: Game versus St. Andrew’s College, score not yet updated on CISAA
Senior Boys’ DII Soccer
Sept 30: Lost 4-0 to The York School
Oct 7: Lost 2-1 to Bayview Glen
Oct 17: The team competed in the CAIS Senior Boys Soccer Tournament at Trinity College.
Oct 21: Game versus Crestwood Preparatory College, score not yet updated on CISAA
Senior Girls’ DI Soccer
Sept 30: Won 2-1 against Bishop Strachan School
Oct 5: Won 6-4 against Holy Trinity School
Oct 7: Won 4-0 against Havergal College
Volleyball
U14 Boys’ DII Volleyball
Sept 29: Lost 3-2 (29-27, 24-26, 25-6, 21-25, 15-9) to Royal St. George’s College
Oct 6: Lost 3-2 (8-25, 22-25, 25-19, 25-19, 17-15) to Bayview Glen
Oct 20: Game versus Crestwood Preparatory College, score not yet available on CISAA
Junior Boys’ DII Volleyball
Sept 30: Won 3-0 (25-19, 25-15, 26-24) against Lakefield College School
Oct 7: Lost 3-2 (25-15, 25-23, 21-25, 23-25, 15-6) to Lauremont School
Oct 14: Lost 3-2 to Royal St. George’s College
Oct 19: Game versus Holy Trinity School, score not yet available on CISAA
Junior Boys’ DIIB Volleyball
Oct 14: Lost 3-0 (25-6, 25-18, 25-12) to The York School
Oct 21: Game versus Trinity College School, score not yet updated on CISAA
Senior Boys’ DII Volleyball
Sept 30: Lost 3-1 (23-25, 32-30, 25-19, 25-15) to Toronto French School
Oct 5: Lost 3-0 (25-19, 25-18, 26-24) to Country Day School
Oct 7: Lost 3-2 (25-20, 15-25, 16-25, 25-22, 15-13) to Royal St. George’s School
Oct 16: Lost 3-1 (25-18, 25-19, 26-24, 25-18) to Holy Trinity School during Greenwood’s Friday Afternoon Lights
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