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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Friday, June 21, 2013 | 26 E.J. James, Falgarwood, James W. Hill win Wallace track-and-field pennants Oakville elementary schools E.J. James, Falgarwood and James W. Hill combined to win five of six division pennants up for grabs at the Halton District School Board's recent Wallace track-and-field meet. E.J. James won the junior girls' and intermediate girls' titles, Falgarwood claimed the junior boys' and senior boys' crowns, and James W. Hill was the senior girls' champion. In individual action, Falgarwood's Tanner Guy (junior boys' 100-metre, 400m and long jump) and Rowan Ecclestone (senior boys' 200m, 400m and shot put) were victorious in three different events. Double-gold medallists included E.J. James' Simone Oliveira (senior girls' triple jump and shot put) and Falgarwood's Bishop Quaye (senior boys' long jump and triple jump). Other event winners included James W. Hill's Olivia Seatle (junior girls' 200m), Jacey Vi (junior girls' long jump), Megan Wong (senior girls' 200m) and Sabrina Jiang (open girls'1,500m); E.J. James' Gillian Groth (junior girls' 400m), Ava Sergio (junior girls' 800m), Sophie Gordon (junior girls' triple jump), Alicia Morey (junior girls' shot put), Alex Thayer (intermediate girls' triple jump), Brett Varey (intermediate boys' 800m), Lucy Pennyfather (senior girls' 800m), Shauna Kaunds (senior girls' long jump) and Chris Elliott (open boys' 1,500m); Falgarwood's George Crowne (junior boys' triple jump); Palermo's Caryson Baranyai (junior boys' shot put) and Michelle Boratko (intermediate girls' 200m); and Abbey Lane's Nichole Shultz (intermediate girls' long jump). Falgarwood won relay titles in the junior boys' and senior boys' 4x100m events, with E.J. James claiming similar honours in the junior girls' 4x100m. Following is a list of top Oakville finishers: Junior girls 100m: 1. Catherine Maul, FAL; Gillian Groth, EJJ; 200m: 1. Olivia Seatle, JWH; 3. Ava Sergio, EJJ; 400m: 1. Gillian Groth, EJJ; 2. Olivia Seatle, JWH; 3. Jacey Vi, JWH; 5. Simmran Sunner, PAL; 6. Melissa Vu, PAL; 800m: 1. Ava Sergio, EJJ; 2. Gabrielle Bowman, EJJ; 4. Adrianna Mabbot, AL; 4x100m: 1. E.J. James; 2. James W. Hill; 4. Falgarwood; 6. Montclair; Long jump: 1. Jacey Vi, JWH; 2. Julia Shonde, MONT; 3. Simmran Sunner, PAL; 4. Emily Stronach, FAL; 5. Catherine Maul, FAL; Triple jump: 1. Sophie Gordon, EJJ; 2. Jaden Walker, EJJ; 3. Catherine Maul, FAL; 5. Sabrina St.-Hilaire, MONT; Shot put: 1. Alicia Morey, EJJ; 3. Katya Savage, MONT; 4. Avery Taylor, MONT; 5. Ava Sergio, EJJ; 6. Muskan Bal, JWH Junior boys 100m: 1. Tanner Guy, FAL; 2. Pranav Nayee, FAL; 3. Amaan Shaikh, MONT; 6. Ryan Rapley, MONT; 200m: 2. Ryan Rapley, MONT; 4. Jonathan Wilson, EJJ; 5. Ilan Terebilo, MONT; 6. Ethan Oliveira, EJJ; 400m: 1. Tanner Guy, FAL; 4. Reid Fenwick, FAL; 6. Evan Hayes, EJJ; 800m: 2. Reid Fenwick, FAL; 3. Amaan Shaikh, MONT; 4. Jason Blackburn, AL; 5. Liam Deschamps, EJJ; 6. Andrew Vu, PAL; 4x100m: 1. Falgarwood; 3. Montclair; 4. E.J. James; 6. James W. Hill; Long jump: 1. Tanner Guy, FAL; 2. Ilan Terebilo, MONT; 3. Amaan Shaikh, MONT; 4. Mitchell Hassan, AL; 6. Ruan Kerr, JWH; Triple jump: 1. George Crowne, FAL; 2. Reid Fenwick, FAL; 3. Mitchell Hassan, AL; 5. Andrew DeSouza, JWH; Shot put: 1. Caryson Baranyai, PAL; 4. Ilan Terebilo, MONT Intermediate girls 100m: 2. Alex Thayer, EJJ; 4. Keeley Gorman, FAL; 200m: 1. Michelle Boratko, PAL; 2. Emma McOwen, AL; 6. Kaitlyn Ashmore, FAL; 400m: 2. Courtney Cranmer, EJJ; 3. Kaitlyn Ashmore, FAL; 4. Emily Barber, JWH; 5. Erin Arsenault, JWH; 800m: 2. Sabrina Jiang, JWH; 3. Courtney Cranmer, EJJ; 5. Hailey Norris, FAL; 4x100m: 2. E.J. James; 3. Falgarwood; 5. Abbey Lane; 6. Montclair; Long jump: 1. Nicole Shultz, AL; 2. Alex Thayer, EJJ; 3. April Klein Hursman, AL; 5. Amber Luscombe, FAL; Triple jump: 1. Alex Thayer, EJJ; 2. Susie Dunn, EJJ; 4. Martina Amora, MONT; 5. Amisha Rippie, JWH; Shot put: 2. Taylor Black, EJJ; 3. Alma Aihindi, JWH; 5. Michelle Boratko, PAL; 6. Susie Dunn, EJJ Intermediate boys 100m: 2. Chris Elliott, EJJ; 6. Tim Hawkins, EJJ; 400m: 6. Michael Caracciolo, EJJ; 800m: 1. Brett Varey, EJJ; 5. Connor Kanalec, JWH; 6. Maiwand Fariden, MONT; 4x100m: 2. Falgarwood; 5. James W. Hill; 6. E.J. James; Long jump: 2. Brett Varey, EJJ; 4. Michael Syrota, FAL; 6. Tim Hawkins, EJJ; Triple jump: 3. Jordan Terry, AL; 5. Chris Elliott, EJJ; Shot put: 2. Andy Ly, FAL; 3. Riley Butler, EJJ; 6. Christian Milford, AL Senior girls 100m: 2. Teiya Cain, JWH; 6. Simone Oliveira, EJJ; 200m: 1. Megan Wong, JWH; 3. Teiya Cain, JWH; 400m: 3. Hannah Seatle, JWH; 4. Dana Surtees, JWH; 5. Lucy Pennyfather, EJJ; 6. Megan Ali, EJJ; 800m: 1. Lucy Pennyfather, EJJ; 3. Hannah Seatle, JWH; 4x100m: 2. E.J. James; 3. James W. Hill; Long jump: 1. Shauna Kaunds, EJJ; 4. Aisling Keogh, EJJ; Triple jump: 1. Simone Oliveira, EJJ; 2. Shauna Kaunds, EJJ; 3. Dana Surtees, JWH; 4. Mengjie Dai, JWH; Shot put: 1. Simone Oliveira, EJJ; 3. Cloe Gallant, JWH; 5. Adrianna Skublak, AL; 6. Sarah Stuckless, JWH Senior boys 100m: 2. Bishop Quaye, FAL; 4. Riley King, FAL; 200m: 1. Rowan Ecclestone, FAL; 6. Malek Al Yousef, FAL; 400m: 1. Rowan Ecclestone, FAL; 3. Kyle Medd, EJJ; 4. Aronan Vithyananthan, FAL; 5. Keenan Qin, JWH; 6. Alastair Bolton, EJJ; 800m: 3. Dan Pritchard, AL; 5. Andrew Campbell, FAL; 6. Matthew Shimoda, JWH; 4x100m: 1. Falgarwood; 4. James W. Hill; Long jump: 1. Bishop Quaye, FAL; 5. Ryan Lane, JWH; Triple jump: 1. Bishop Quaye, FAL; 2. Reilly King, FAL; 6. Ryan Wasik, JWH; Shot put: 1. Rowan Ecclestone, FAL; 2. Malek Al Yousef, FAL; 3. Andy Skenderija, JWH; 5. Nick Young, MONT Open girls 1,500m: 1. Sabrina Jiang, JWH; 4. Hailey Norris, FAL; 6. Jessie Van Esch, PAL Open boys 1,500m: 1. Chris Elliott, EJJ; 4. Andrew Campbell, FAL Team standings Junior girls: 1. E.J. James; 2. James W. Hill; 3. Falgarwood; 4. Montclair; Junior boys: 1. Falgarwood; 2. Montclair; Intermediate girls: 1. E.J. James; 3. Abbey Lane; 4. James W. Hill; Intermediate boys: 4. E.J. James; Senior girls: 1. James W. Hill; 2. E.J. James; Senior boys: 1. Falgarwood; 5. E.J. James Ian Stothart (left) and Tom Griffith (fourth from right) gather for a photo with their Brentwood College School senior men's eights teammates after winning the Calder Cleland Trophy at the recent Canadian Secondary Schools Rowing Association championships in St. Catharines. | photo submitted Oakville rowers win $250K trophy Oakville residents Tom Griffith and Ian Stothart recently helped Brentwood College School win the Calder Cleland Trophy as senior men's varsity eights champions at the Canadian Secondary Schools Rowing Association championships in St. Catharines. Brentwood, a co-educational independent boarding school located on Vancouver Island, finished the 1,000-metre course in a time of 2:45.24. Brockville Collegiate placed second in 2:50.70. The senior men's varsity eights race is typically 2,000m in length, but wind delays forced the shortening of the course. Winners were also determined by heat times in the semifinals, rather than a final race. The Calder Cleland Trophy is Canada's most valuable sports award, a 30-inch high jug reportedly valued at more than $250,000. The trophy was created in 1853 by goldsmiths and silversmiths in England as a gift for the Scottish-born Empress Eugenie upon her marriage to Louis Napolean of France. Stothart has attended Brentwood for four years and has also won two silver medals and a bronze at previous CSSRA events. He will attend Western University this fall to study computer engineering and continue his rowing career. Griffith is a Grade 11 student who intends to return to Brentwood next season. Both row for the Don Rowing Club during the summer. Grade 10 student Jason Hunter, also of Oakville, won bronze medals in the junior 4+ and 8+ events. Brentwood has sent crews to the CSSRA championships since 1972, winning 82 CCSRA titles and a record 13 Calder Cleland Trophy victories. Two local double-event winners at HDSB Watson meet Joshua Creek's Madison McCowan and Captain R. Wilson's Braeden Valis were doubleevent winners at the Halton District School Board's recent Watson elementary track-andfield meet. McCowan won the junior girls' 100-metre and shot put events, while Valis struck gold in the junior boys' 100m and 200m. Other event winners included Joshua Creek's Andrew Walls Castillo (junior boys' triple jump), Nadia Djedovic (intermediate girls' shot put) and Young Jaein (intermediate boys' long jump), and Emily Carr's D'Angelo Walton (senior boys' long jump). Following is a list of top Oakville finishers: Junior girls 100m: 1. Madison McCowan, JC; 4. Madison Dwyer, CRW; 400m: 2. Dania El Sammak, JC; 800m: 4. Rachel Don Wauchope, WHM; 4x100m: 3. Joshua Creek; 6. Emily Carr; Long jump: 6. Kristy Malave, WHM; Triple jump: 4. Madison McCowan, JC; 5. Kerri Li, JC; Shot put: 1. Madison McCowan, JC Junior boys 100m: 1. Braeden Valis, CRW; 3. Jacob Rideout, CRW; 200m: 1. Braeden Valis, CRW; 3. Jacob Rideout, CRW; 400m: 5. Sam Fleming, EC; 4x100m: 4. C.R. Wilson; 6. Joshua Creek; Long jump: 2. Rolland Filler, WHM; 4. Braeden Valis, CRW; Triple jump: 1. Andrew Walls Castillo, JC Intermediate girls 200m: 6. Hana El Samnak, JC; 800m: 2. Maria Kautlemanis, CRW; 4x100m: 5. Emily Carr; 6. Joshua Creek; Long jump: 6. Tofa Oluwatofarati, JC; Triple jump: 5. Shalini Sathacasinghe, CRW; 6. Ashley Hughes, JC; Shot put: 1. Nadia Djedovic, JC; 2. Adana Hinds, EC; 4. Nicole Hopper, CRW Intermediate boys 100m: 3. Young Jaein, EC; 6. Leland Bailey, WHM; 200m: 1. Adeeb Vitani, JC; 6. Page Sogabe-Lee, CRW; 400m: 4. Adeeb Vitani, JC; 4x100m: 5. Emily Carr; 6. Joshua Creek; Long jump: 1. Young Jaein, EC; Shot put: 4. Rakan Alyousef, CRW; 6. Jacob Martino, EC Senior girls 200m: 5. Kia Skeek, CRW; 400m: 5. Lana Scepanovic, CRW; 800m: 5. Sophie Pace, CRW; 6. Victoria Rideout, CRW; 4x100m: 6. C.R. Wilson; Long jump: 4. Regan Gabrovsky, Joshua Creek; 6. Sam Poulin, WHM; Triple jump: 4. Jana Mandic, EC; Shot put: 2. Emily Muller, EC; 4. Sarah Ganter, CRW; 6. Christine Bradshaw, EC Senior boys 200m: 2. D'Angelo Walton, EC; 400m: 5. D'Angelo Walton, EC; 4x100m: 5. C.R. Wilson; 6. Emily Carr; Long jump: 1. D'Angelo Walton, EC; Triple jump: 6. Daniel Chen, JC; Shot put: 4. Dino Karic, CRW; 6. Sunny Saggu, EC Team Junior girls: 5. Joshua Creek (37) Junior boys: 3. Captain R. Wilson (33) Buzz drops one-goal decision in Mimico The Oakville Buzz dropped to 10-5 on the Ontario Lacrosse Association junior B season with a 9-8 loss Wednesday in Mimico. Greg Campbell, Justin Martin and Keyan McQueen each scored twice in a losing cause for Oakville. Eddie Renaud and Troy O'Donnell added singles. The Buzz will host the Newmarket Saints tonight (Friday), an 8 o'clock start at Toronto Rock Athletic Centre.