Winter Season Roundup: March 8

3/8/2017

Alpine Skiing - CISAA Championships

Team Results

U14 Girls finished 5th
U20 Boys finished 4th
Open Females finished 3rd
Open Males finished 2nd

Individual Results

The following skiers finished in the top five in the individual standings in their respective leagues.

Chloe MacAleese: 5th, U14 Girls
Andrew Boright: 2nd, U20 Boys
Patty Langhorne: 4th, U20 Boys
Gill Sculthorpe: 5th, U20 Girls

Boys’ Basketball

Every team made the playoffs this year!

U14 Boys finished 4th in D3 (only playoffs for top 2 teams)
U16 Boys finished 3rd in D2 and lost tight playoff quarter-final to Royal St. George’s
U20 Boys finished 1st in D1B and won the CISAA title with a 60-52 win over Villanova College

Hockey

U14 Boys had a tough season, going 2-7 in a competitive D2
U20 Boys finished 2nd in non-contact division and lost a close semi-final game to Country Day School
U20 Girls had a fun exhibition season that saw the development of lots of young players

Snowboarding

CISAA

Team Results

Girls: 1st overall
Boys: 2nd overall

Individual Results

Ben Laco: 1st, U14 Boys Giant Slalom
Hannah Hutzul: 1st, U14 Girls Giant Slalom
Jack Ciotlos: 2nd, U16 Boys Giant Slalom; 2nd, U16 Boys Slopestyle
Nicole Clyde: 1st, L2 Girls Giant Slalom
Charlotte Keating: 2nd, L2 Girls Giant Slalom

OFSAA

Giant Slalom

Nicole Clyde: 4th, L2 Girls
Jack Ciotlos: 22nd, Boys
Boys’ Team: First-ever OFSAA trip - many personal bests

Boardercross

Jack Ciotlos made the CISAA #1 team; 3rd place finish

Swimming

CISAA

Robin Ahmed: 1st, U20 50m Back; 3rd, U20 50m Butterfly
Mara Baker; 2nd, U20 50m Back; OFSAA qualifier
Olivia Burdett: 2nd, Open 200 Free; OFSAA qualifier
Matt Sargeant: 2nd, U20 50m Back
Robin Ahmed, Mara Baker, Sadie Houston, Sarah Scott: 3rd, U20 200m Relay Medley

Girls’ Volleyball

U14 Girls competed in Division 1, missing out on the playoffs
U16 Girls finished 2nd in Division 2 and lost a playoff semi-final to St. Mildred’s
U20 Girls finished 3rd in Division 1 and took the silver medal in the playoffs, losing to OFSAA-bound Havergal College

Back

Our Boys' Snowboarding team qualified for OFSAA for the first time this year, and Nicole Clyde took 4th spot in the L2 Girls division at the provincial championships in the Giant Slalom.

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