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www.insideHALTON.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Thursday, October 13, 2011 · 32 Heritage Glen wins six divisions at McBay cross-country meet Led by six pennant wins by Heritage Glen, Oakville schools won 11 of 14 division titles up for grabs at the Halton District School Board's elementary McBay cross-country meet recently in Burlington. Heritage Glen rolled to division wins in tyke girls' A, atom girls', atom boys', junior boys', intermediate girls' and intermediate boys' competition. W.H. Morden added victories in the bantam girls' and senior boys' action, while Eastview (senior girls), J.W. Hill (tyke girls' B) and Pilgrim Wood (tyke boys' A) were Oakville's other division champions. Individual champions included Heritage Glen's Lauren Beattie (atom girls), Owais Hamed (atom boys) and Brooke Jovanovich (intermediate girls); W.H. Morden's Rachel Don-Wauchope (bantam girls) and Tim Gibson (senior boys); Pilgrim Wood's Kevin Henstock (tyke boys A) and Ben Currier (junior boys); Abbey Lane's Tara Blackburn (tyke girls A); and J.W. Hill's Audry Seattle (tyke girls B). The McBay meet is named after Sue McBay, an elementary athletic convener who encourages fitness, participation and more student recognition. The meet featured more than 1,100 participants. HALTON CROSS-COUNTRY MCBAY YRESULTS Tyke k Girls l A Overall ll 1. Heritage Glen, 23 pts; 2. W.H. Morden, 52 pts; 4. Pilgrim Wood, 92 pts; 6. Abbey Lane, 177 pts Tyke Girls A 1. Tara Blackburn, Abbey Lane; 2. Stephanie Evan, Heritage Glen; 4. Sydney White, Heritage Glen; 6. Omamah Hamed, Heritage Glen Tyke Girls B Overall 1. J.W. Hill, 26 pts; 4. Montclair, 86 pts; 5. Eastview, 119 pts Tyke Girls B 1. Audry Seattle, J.W. Hill; 4. Abigayle Kanalec, J.W. Hill; 6. Charlotte Perry, Montclair Tyke Boys A Overall 1. Pilgrim Wood, 30 pts; 3. Heritage Glen, 52 pts; 4. Abbey Lane, 96 pts Tyke Boys A 1. Kevin Henstock, Pilgrim Wood; 2. Andrew Latham, W.H. Morden; 4. Samuel Holmes, Pilgrim Wood; 6. Mason Prugh, Pilgrim Wood Tyke Boys B Overall 4. J.W. Hill, 58 pts; 5. Eastview, 109 pts Tyke Boys B 3. Khaled Qaddourah, J.W. Hill Atom Girls Overall 1. Heritage Glen, 42 pts; 2. Eastview, 54 pts; 5. Falgarwood, 85 pts Atom Girls 1. Lauren Beattie, Heritage Glen; 2. Rebecca Lamme, Falgarwood; 5. Mawada Hamed, Heritage Glen; 6. Rachel Darmiento, J.W. Hill Atom Boys Overall 1. Heritage Glen, 32 pts; 3. Abbey Lane, 78 pts; 5. W.H. Morden, 88 pts Atom Boys 1. Owais Hamed, Heritage Glen; 2. Brendan Wimsalt, W.H. Morden; 4. Harry Shaw, Heritage Glen Bantam Girls Overall 1. W.H. Morden, 42 pts; 3. Heritage Glen, 71 pts; 5. J.W. Hill, 85 pts; 6. Pilgrim Wood, 115 pts Bantam Girls 1. Rachel Don-Wauchope, W.H. Morden; 3. Sydney Brough, J.W. Hill; 4. Olivia Seattle, J.W. Hill; 5. Emily Clamp, Eastview; 6. Gratiana Chen, W.H. Morden Bantam Boys Overall 2. Falgarwood, 42 pts; 4. Abbey Lane, 85 pts; 5. J.W. Hill, 86 pts; 6. W.H. Morden, 89 pts Bantam Boys 3. Mackenzie Dodd, Abbey Lane; 5. Tanner Guy, Falgarwood; 6. Reid Fenwick, Falgarwood Junior Girls Overall 4. Heritage Glen, 109 pts; 5. J.W. Hill, 113 pts; 6. W.H. Morden, 113 pts Junior Girls 3. Leah Kramer, Heritage Glen; 4. Mary Corby, Eastview; 5. Marley Higgs, Brookdale; 6. Anna Brabender, Heritage Glen Junior Boys Overall 1. Heritage Glen, 41 pts; 3. W.H. Morden, 60 pts; 4. J.W. Hill, 95 pts; 5. Pilgrim Wood, 102 pts Junior Boys 1. Ben Currier, Pilgrim Wood; 2. Tom Campbell, W.H. Morden; 3. Matthew Evans, Heritage Glen; 5. Connor Kanelec, J.W. Hill; 6. Jack Shaw, Heritage Glen Intermediate Girls Overall 1. Heritage Glen, 33 pts; 3. J.W. Hill, 84 pts; 4. Pilgrim Wood, 125 pts; 5. Falgarwood, 141 pts Intermediate Girls 1. Brooke Jovanovich, Heritage Glen; 4. Aurora Cordingley, Brookdale; 5. Hannah Seattle, J.W. Hill Intermediate Boys Overall 1. Heritage Glen, 54 pts; 2. Falgarwood, 56 pts; 3. Eastview, 65 pts; 4. W.H. Morden, 87 pts; 5. J.W. Hill, 112 pts; 6. Abbey Lane, 132 pts Intermediate Boys 2. Connor Hicks, Eastview; 4. Ben Prentice, Heritage Glen Senior Girls Overall 1. Eastview, 30 pts; 2. Heritage Glen, 50 pts; 4. Falgarwood, 94 pts Senior Girls 3. Sarah Dixon, Eastview; 5. Erin Stewart, Eastview; 6. Sarah Barlow, Heritage Glen Senior Boys Overall 1. W.H. Morden, 18 pts; 2. Eastview, 33 pts; 4. Heritage Glen, 78 pts; 6. Pilgrim Wood, 147 pts Senior Boys 1. Tim Gibson, W.H. Morden; 2. Jack Base, Eastview; 3. Karl Leep, W.H. Morden; 4. George Papengelakis, W.H. Morden; 5. Jordan Mabbot, Abbey Lane; 6. Malcolm McDougall, Eastview MICHAEL IVANIN / OAKVILLE BEAVER GOING ALL OUT: Heritage Glen student Leah Kramer (right) and Eastview's Mary Corby push towards the finish line during the Halton District School Board's recent elementary cross-country McBay meet. Kramer finished third in the junior girls' race, followed by Corby in fourth. Pine Grove School earned four division pennants at the Halton District School Board's Amos elementary cross-country meet, held recently in Burlington. Pine Grove easily won the atom girls', atom boys', bantam girls' and senior girls' divisions at the meet. The school's most decisive victory came in bantam girls' competition, where Alex Hurd (second), Keira Latham (fourth), Emma Da Four titles for Pine Grove at Amos competition Hinchcliffe ff gunning f for Souza (fifth) and Nicole Root (sixth) all finished in the top six. Forest Trail was the other local school to win division titles, claiming the tyke girls' B and tyke boys' B pennants. Joshua Creek boasted two individual event champions. Aidan Fishwick won the tyke boys' A race, while Dania El-Sammak was first in bantam girls' action. Pine Grove's Tyler Ford was the other local individual winner, earning gold in the atom boys' race. West Oak also participated in the meet, the last of five Halton elementary competitions over the past couple weeks. The Amos meet, named after retired physical and health education co-ordinator Sue Amos, featured a total of 1,927 runners from Grades 3-8 representing 17 of the larger schools in the region. IndyCar top rookie title Local auto racer James Hinchcliffe pole). That also means six points is looks to lock up the IZOD IndyCar not an invincible lead. Series rookie points championship "My approach is really the same this weekend when the series holds as any other weekend," said its final event of the season. Hinchcliffe, who drives for Newman/ / The Oakville Trafalgar Haas Racing. "We are grad carries a six-point going out to do the best lead into the Las Vegas job we can. If you start Indy 300, which began thinking too much about practice sessions today where you have to finish (Thursday) and will hold or whatever, it can really the race Sunday. distract you from doing Hinchcliffe, who leads your job. We will give the all rookies despite misswhole weekend our best ing the season-opener, is effort and see where we also just 12 points out of fall. I'm just really grateJames Hinchcliffe the top 10 in the overall ful to even have a shot at standings g (Danica Patrick currently it going into the last race after havh with 314 points). sits 10th ing missed the first race. It's a testaTwelve points is not an insur- ment to how strong this team is and mountable deficit, since the winner what we were able to get done." of the Las Vegas Indy 300 will earn Sunday's race will be broadcast 50 points (with the potential for as live on ABC, beginning at 3 p.m. many as three bonus points for lead- eastern. TSN 2 will air the race at 4 ing the most laps or winning the p.m. HALTON CROSS-COUNTRY AMOS SRESULTS Tyke k Girls l A Overall ll 5. Joshua Creek, 101 pts Tyke Girls B Overall 1. Forest Trail, 12 pts; 4. West Oak, 74 pts; 5. Pine Grove, 87 pts Tyke Boys A Overall 2. Joshua Creek, 34 pts Tyke Boys A 1. Aidan Fishwick, Joshua Creek Tyke Boys B Overall 1. Forest Trail, 24 pts; 3. Pine Grove, 49 pts; 4. West Oak, 98 pts Tyke Boys B 2. Mark Benn, Forest Trail; 3. Thomas Sinclair, Pine Grove; 5. Omar Khalil, Forest Train Atom Girls Overall 1. Pine Grove, 32 pts; 2. Joshua Creek, 61 pts; 3. West Oak, 66 pts; 4. Forest Trail, 76 pts Atom Girls 3. Sarah Campbell, Forest Trail; 5. Regan Simpson, Pine Grove; 5. Madison Nusca, Joshua Creek Atom Boys Overall 1. Pine Grove, 50 pts; 3. Forest Trail, 72 pts; 4. West Oak, 87 pts Atom Boys 1. Tyler Ford, Pine Grove; 3. Nicholas Legaspi, Forest Trail; 4. Jamie Langill, West Oak Bantam Girls Overall 1. Pine Grove, 17 pts; 2. West Oak, 52 pts; 3. Joshua Creek, 58 pts Bantam Girls 1. Dania El-Sammak, Joshua Creek; 2. Alex Hurd, Pine Grove; 3. Sydney Morrison, West Oak; 4. Keira Latham, Pine Grove; 5. Emma De Souza, Pine Grove; 6. Nicole Root, Pine Grove Bantam Boys Overall 2. Pine Grove, 60 pts; 3. West Oak, 75 pts; 4. Forest Trail, 90 pts Bantam Boys 3. Mark Uszkay, Forest Trail; 5. Logan Snair, Pine Grove Junior Girls Overall 2. Forest Trail, 43 pts Junior Girls 3. Caleigh Macdonald, Pine Grove; 4. Avery Murray, Forest Trail Junior Boys Overall 3. West Oak, 76 pts; 5. Pine Grove, 96 pts; 6. Forest Trail, 132 pts Junior Boys 5. Robert Scott, West Oak Intermediate Girls Overall 4. Forest Trail, 105 pts Intermediate Boys Overall 3. Forest Trail, 80 pts Senior Girls Overall 1. Pine Grove, 39 pts Senior Girls 5. Rachel Dhingra, Pine Grove Senior Boys Overall 5. West Oak, 118 pts; 6. Forest Trail, 136 pts