The 2014 OFSAA Track and Field Championships, hosted by ROPSSAA, took place from Thursday, June 5th to Saturday, June 7th at St. Marcellinus Secondary School in Mississauga. Student-athletes from across the province of Ontario came to represent their school and compete to win an OFSAA championship.
Rogers TV was on hand to record the student-athletes in action with commentators Dana McKiel and Milt Ottey providing perspective on high school sports. See 2300 student-athletes participate in high school sports at the highest level starting Saturday, June 14th and continuing in Rogers TV broadcast rotation until the beginning of July.
“We are pleased to partner with Rogers TV to provide coverage of the OFSAA Track and Field Championship,” said Doug Gellatly, OFSAA Executive Director. “School sport provides a very unique experience for student athletes and we are committed to enhancing their education through events such as this.”
“Rogers TV is dedicated to showcasing the accomplishments of our local athletes and pleased to broadcast the 2014 OFSAA Track and Field Championship,” said Jake Dheer, Station Manager.
| SHOW | EVENTS | BROADCAST TIME |
| PART 1 | Opening ceremonies, 100m heats, pole vault, girls’ steeplechase |
Saturday, June 14 at 7PM |
| PART 2 | Boys’ steeplechase, high jump, sprint hurdles, and 100m finals |
Saturday, June 14 at 8PM Monday, June 23 at 8PM Tuesday, June 24 at 3AM Tuesday, July 1 at 8PM |
| PART 3 | 100m finals, 400m finals, and field event finals |
Saturday, June 14 at 9PM Tuesday, June 24 at 7PM Wednesday, June 25 at 2AM Tuesday, July 1 at 9PM |
| PART 4 | 1,500m finals and field event finals | Saturday, June 14 at 10PM Tuesday, June 24 at 8PM Wednesday, June 25 at 3AM Tuesday, July 1 at 10PM |
| PART 5 | 4x100m finals, 4x400m heats, and field event finals |
Saturday, June 14 at 11PM Tuesday, June 24 at 9PM Wednesday, June 25 at 4AM Tuesday, July 1 at 11PM |
The overall men’s team OFSAA title was awarded to Fr. Henry Carr CSS in Rexdale and the overall women’s team OFSAA title was awarded to Bill Crothers SS in Unionville. New records were set in the men’s midget 400 metre dash, women’s midget shot put, men’s junior 300 metre hurdles, women’s senior 400 metre hurdles, women’s visually impaired 100 metre dash, men’s visually impaired 100 metre dash, men’s visually impaired 800 metre run and men’s ambulatory 800 metre run.
Full results from the event are posted at: www.windsortiming.com <http://www.windsortiming.com/> .
For more information please download the full release by Rogers.
