Gold, Silver & OFSAA for Greenwood Snowboarders

2/14/2017

Kate Raven

Greenwood’s snowboarding team capped off a strong season with several medals and three OFSAA qualifications at the CISAA Snowboarding Championships.

Our snowboarders had a great day on the slopes on February 8, capturing five top-2 finishes.

In Giant Slalom, Hannah Hutzul (‘22) and Ben Laco (‘21) both took gold in the U14 division, while Jack Ciotlos (‘19) captured silver in U16. Nicole Clyde (‘18) and Charlotte Keating (‘19) went 1-2 in the L2 division.

Jack Ciotlos found the podium again in the Slope Style competition with another silver-medal finish.

Based on their strong overall seasons, our Boys’ Snowboarding team, along with Nicole Clyde and Charlotte Keating, also qualified to represent Greenwood at the OFSAA Snowboarding Festival on March 2.

While the regular seasons for Giant Slalom and Slope Style have wrapped up, there’s more action to come! Boarder Cross kicks off tomorrow, February 15 at the Craigleith Ski Club. Stay tuned for more news and results!

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Our Boys' Snowboarding team qualified for OFSAA in second spot after a strong season.
Charlotte Keating ('19) and Nicole Clyde ('18) won silver and gold at the CISAA Championships; they also earned OFSAA spots.

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