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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Friday, June 10, 2016 | 30 GHAC, CISAA athletes win nine medals Five CISAA titles for Appleby teams at all-Ontario tennis championships Tennis players from the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference won seven medals, including three golds, at the provincial high school championships in Toronto. Appleby College, representing the Conference of Independent Schools Athletic Association, won gold and bronze medals for Oakville. The Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations tennis championships were held from May 30-June 1, with the University of Toronto's Scarborough campus being the main site. on May 25. The Grade 12 student recently signed to accept a tennis scholarship from George Mason University, an NCAA Division 1 school in Virginia. Burlington's Robert Bateman High School won two golds, with Rita Colyer and Luke Smrek earning the mixed doubles championship and Roy Stepanov and Malik Bhalnager Appleby College's Jakob Nielsen winning boys' doubles. won one of the four gold medals Nelson's Alexandra Mikhaiearned by GHAC and CISAA athletes luk and Angela Chen won the from Halton at the OFSAA tennis girls' doubles title. championships in Toronto. Spencer Grant and Mark Jen| photo submitted sen of Oakville Trafalgar nOpen division Jakob Nielsen of Appleby ished fourth in boys' doubles to College won the gold in boys' singles with an earn an antique bronze. 8-7 (7-4) win over Oakville Trafalgar's Peter Coombs, who took silver. Nathan Wong of High school division The Georgetown District pair of Madeleine White Oaks earned the bronze with an 8-2 Swenor and Bryn de Chastelain took silwin over Eric Cherniy from Michael Power. Nielsen, already winner of the CISAA boys' ver while Appleby College's Alyssia Watkin and John Karakas won the bronze medal in singles title, was the No. 1 seed at OFSAA. Nielsen won the CISAA boys' singles title mixed doubles. Appleby College, led by three rugby teams, won ve Conference of Independent Schools Athletic Association team championships the past couple of weeks. The Oakville independent school won CISAA rugby titles in under-14 boys' D2, junior boys' D1 and varsity boys' D1 rugby. The school also won conference championships in varsity girls' softball and soccer. The rst team to bring home a CISAA title was the U14 boys rugby team, which defeated Greenwood College School 55-12 in the championship game on May 25. The varsity girls' softball team defeated St. Clements 10-7 the same day to claim another CISAA crown. The varsity girls' soccer team edged Villanova College 4-3 for another Appleby College title on May 27 on home turf. The next day, the junior boys' D1 rugby team blanked Crescent School 31-0 for one title and the varsity boys' rugby team followed with a 20-7 win against St. Andrew's College for the rst CISAA varsity boys' rugby championship in 30 years. "We are incredibly proud of our athletic teams for their performance," said Lou Ca- The varsity boys' rugby team (top) and the varsity girls' soccer team (above) were two of ve Appleby College teams to win CISAA championships in the past two weeks. | photo submitted fazzo, Appleby's director of athletics. "The teams had an amazing season and these wins are a testament to Appleby's talented coaches and skillful players. We're looking forward to similar success next season." Angels bounce back from loss to Klassics The Oakville Angels under-10 girls' softball team split a pair of games in recent Peel Halton Girls Softball Association play. After suffering a heartbreaking 3-2 loss to the Kitchener Klassics, the Angels rebounded to defeat the Waterloo Ghosts 8-6. In the Kitchener game, the Klassics broke a 1-1 tie in the top of the fth inning with a two-out, two-run single. Oakville loaded the bases in Oakville bounced back against Waterloo, scoring four runs in the second inning to take the lead for good. Nikki Cataford stroked her rst hit of the season in the big inning while Sloane Fortin knocked in the winning run in the fth inning. Almost every Angels player scored a run in the victory. Sam Levac picked up the win with Kolkman earning the save. the bottom of the fth (and last) inning but could manage only one run, suffering the loss. Ashley Maoriat and Ava Helbrecht scored the Angels' runs, both driven in by Zoe Kolkman. 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