Cross Country Results 2015

Nov 23, 2015 | Uncategorized

Date: Saturday, November 7, 2015
Location: Highlands Nordic, Duntroon, ON

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RESULTS

Midget Girls (3080 M)

Individual

1. Cameron Ormond, Aurora HS, Aurora

2. Remy Cattell, Leaside HS, Toronto

3. Sydney Winokur, Lawrence Park CI, Toronto

4. Maxine Dupuis, ESC. Theriault, Timmins

5. Tori Bouck, Sir Frederick Banting, London

6. Maddy Greig, Eastview SS , Barrie

Team

1. Northern SS ( Toronto) 99 Points

2. ESC Theriault Timmins) 146 Points

3. Glebe CI ( Ottawa) 287 Points

4. East Northumberland ( Brighton) 292 Points

5. Uxbridge SS ( Uxbridge) 305 Points

6. Sir Winston Churchill SS ( St. Catharines) 308 Points

Midget Boys (4955 M)

Individual

1.Brock McKenzie , Our Lady of Lourdes, Guelph

2. Nicholas Mota, Newmarket HS, Newmarket

3. Joshua Zelek, Staratford Central, Stratford

4. Brady Johnston Nielson , Sir Robert Borden, Nepean

5. Jack Pensom, Glebe CI – Ottawa

6. Noah Costa, Vincent Massey , Windsor

Team

1. St. Michael’s College ( Toronto) 104 Points

2. Vincent Massey SS ( Windsor) 142 Points

3. Sir Winston Churchill SS ( St. Catharines) 209 Points

4. St. Mary’s HS , Kitchener 212 Points

5. Glebe CI, Ottawa 257 Points

6. Upper Canada College ( Toronto) 258 Points

Junior Girls (4070M)

Individual

1. Mei Mei Weston, Glebe CI, Ottawa

2. Jocelyn Chau, De La Salle College, Toronto

3. Emily – Rose Boston, Maximilian Kobe, Aurora

4. Delainey Johnson, Chatham- Kent SS, Chatham

5. Sophie Warren, Valour, Petawawa

6. Lily Meek, Thousand Islands SS, Brockville

Team

1. Vincent Massey ( Windsor) 245 Points

2. Sinclair SS ( Oshawa ) 280 Points

3. Our Lady of Lourdes CHS ( Guelph) 290 Points

4 Glebe CI ( Ottawa) 303 Points

5. Resurrection CSS , Kitchener 350 Points

6. Lawrence Park CI ( Toronto) 361 Points

Junior Boys (5985 m)

Individual

1. Thomas Witkowicz, All Saints, Whitby

2. Cameron Dean, Anderson CVI, Whitby

3. Marcus Kemp, St. Mary’s HS , Kitchener

4. Philipe Turcanu, Bell HS, Nepean

5. Adam Bridger, Notre Dame CSS , Ajax

6. Jonathan DeSouza, Marguerite D’Youvillle, Brampton

Team

1. Notre Dame CSS, ( Ajax ) 229 Points

2. Dundas Valley, ( Dundas ) 269 Points

3. Vincent Massey SS ( Windsor) 271 Points

4. Centre Wellington DHS ( Fergus) 273 Points

5. St. Marcellinus CSS ( Mississauga) 310 Points

6. E.L. Crossley SS ( Font Hill ) 327 Points

Senior Girls (4955m)

Individual

1. Madeleine Ghazarian, Preston HS, Preston

2. Brogan MacDougall, Regiopolis – Notre Dame, Kingston

3. Christiane Konstantopoul, Toronto Prep School, Toronto

4. Hiley Dobbs, Donald A. Wilson, Whitby

5. Branna MacDougall, Regiopolis – Notre Dame, Kingston

6. Miranda Thompson, Bishop Strachan School, Toronto

Teams

1. Glebe CI ( Ottawa ) 77 Points

2. Lawrence Park CI ( Toronto) 235 Points

3. Bishop Strachan School ( Toronto) 266 Points

4. Regiopolis – Notre Dame ( Kingston) 286 Points

5. Michael Power / St. Joseph’s ( Toronto) 325 Points

6. Courtice SS ( Courtice) 370 Points

Senior Boys (6850m)

Individual

1. Cameron Linscott , Kingston CVI, Kingston

2. Riley Tell, Fr. Leo Austin, Whitby

3. Andrew Shepherd, Cameron Heights , Kitchener

4. Ehab El-Sandali , Westview Centennial SS, Toronto

5. Edward Hayfron, Birchmount Park, Toronto

6. Mathieu Plamondon, ESC Theriault, Timmins

Team

1. Birchmount Park ( Toronto ) 156 Points

2. Sir Winston Churchill SS ( St. Catharines) 161 Points

3. Holy Names CHS ( Windsor) 255 Points

4. Msgr. Paul Dwyer CHS ( Oshawa ) 304 Points

5. Kingston CVI ( Kingston) 316 Points

6. St. James CHS ( Guelph) 350 Points

Para Invitational (3K) – Male

1. Mitchell Chase, Dunbarton , Pickering

2. Nicholas Neri, Cardinal Leger, Brampton

3. Michael Hollis, St. Thomas Aquinas, London

4. Jacob Balan , St. Marcellinus , Mississauga

5. Nick Heffernen , St. Thomas Aquinas, London

6. Chris Heaney, St. James CHS, Guelph

Para Intellectual (3K) – Female

1. Julianne Miszk, St. Michael CHS, Niagara Falls

2. Clarista Ardiel , Almaquin Highlands, South River

3. Lauren Marquis , St. Paul SS, Mississauga

4. Lillias Culham, Stayner CI, Stayner

Para Intellectual (3K) – Male

1. Michael Hollis , St. Thomas Aquinas SS, London

2. Jacob Balan, St. Marcellinus CSS, Mississauga

3. Charles Addley, Westminster SS , London

4. Owen Konkle, Beamsville DSS, Beamsville

5. Hamam Qwider, Woodroffe HS, Ottawa

6. Nathan Nowak, Regiopolis – Notre Dame , Kingston

Para Ambulatory (3K) – Male

1. Zack Gingras, Bill Crothers SS , Unionville

2. Nick Hefferman, St. Thomas Aquinas, London

3. Hudson Booth, Almaquin Highlands , South River

4. Josiah Grof, Nantyr Shores SS, Innisfil

Para Visual (3K) – Male

1. Nicholas Neri, Cardinal leger SS, Brampton

2. Joshua Roberto, Msgr. Paul Dwyer, Oshawa

OVERALL GIRLS CHAMPIONS

First – Glebe CI ( Ottawa ) – 50 Points

Second – Lawrence Park CI ( Toronto ) – 35 Points

Third – Northern SS ( Toronto) – 29 Points

Fourth – Vincent Massey SS ( Windsor ) – 20 Points

Fifth – Sinclair SS ( Whitby) – 18 Points

Sixth – ESC Theriault (Timmins) – 18 Points

OVERALL BOYS CHAMPIONS

First – Vincent Massey SS ( Windsor) – 37 Points

Second – Sir Winston Churchill SS ( St. Catharines ) – 34 Points

Third – St. Michael’s College School ( Toronto) – 24 Points

Third – Holy Names SS ( Windsor) – 24 Points

Third – Birchmount Park ( Toronto) – 24 Points

Fifth – Notre dame CSS ( Ajax) – 20 Points

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