Winter Athletics Roundup - December 21

12/21/2022

Tihmily Li, Communications Officer

Here are the latest results from our Grizzlies.

Basketball

Jr Boys’ Basketball DII

Dec 14: Lost 51-26 to Ridley College

Sr Boys’ Basketball DIB

Dec 12: Won 57-37 against Holy Trinity School
Dec 14: Won 61-40 against Villanova College
Dec 19: Lost 68-67 to Hillfield Strathallan College

Hockey

Sr Boys’ Hockey NC DI

Dec 14: Lost 8-3 to Crescent School

Sr Girls’ Hockey DIB

Dec 19: Won 7-4 against Branksome Hall

Swimming

Dec 7: We had six students competing in the meet. For two of them, it was their first-ever swim meet! A few notable finishes:
- Nathan Barry ‘23: Top 5 in all his races (50 freestyle, 100 freestyle, 50 breaststroke)
- Jack Loewen ‘24: First place in all his races (100 backstroke, 200 IM, 100 butterfly)
- Burkleigh Smith ‘23: 2nd place in 50 and 100 breaststroke

Volleyball

U14 Girls’ Volleyball DI

Dec 13: Won 3-0 against St. Clement’s School
Dec 13: Won 2-1 against Toronto French School

U14 Girls’ Volleyball DII

Dec 8: Lost 3-0 to Crestwood Preparatory College

Jr Girls’ Volleyball DI

Dec 7: Won 2-0 against St. Mildred’s Lightbourn School
Dec 7: Won 2-0 against Holy Trinity School
Dec 12: Won 3-1 against St. Mildred’s Lightbourn School
Dec 19: Lost 3-2 to Hillfield Strathallan College

Jr Girls’ Volleyball DIII

Dec 7: Won 2-1 against Pickering College
Dec 7: Won 2-1 against Country Day School
Dec 13: Won 3-1 against Crestwood Preparatory College

Sr Girls’ Volleyball DII

Dec 7: Won 3-0 against Crestwood Preparatory College
Dec 14: Won 3-2 against Bayview Glen

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Greenwood students competing at a swim meet in early December.

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