This Week in Athletics
Boys U-16 Hockey
The LCS Boys Under 16 Hockey team played in the Tiger Cup Challenge at Ridley on the weekend of January 18. After two losses early in the tournament, (against St. Edwards from Ohio and St. Georges from Vancouver), the boys redeemed themselves with a wild comeback against Ridley on Saturday night. With eight minutes remaining in the game and Ridley leading 5-1, Lakefield stormed back to score four goals and tie the game with 24 seconds left. Lakefield goals were scored by Brian Lim, Jeff Scanlon with two, and Donny MacPherson with two. Well done, guys.
On January 25, the U-16 boys beat Greenwood College School 4-3 in a close game. LCS goaltenders Ryan Allingham and Dan Shattuck had a spectacular game. Andy Crampton had a superb game, notching a goal and three assists. Brian Lim, Mike Kim and Donny MacPherson added singles in the spirited win.
On Saturday, January 28, team captain Jordan Cooper led the way with three goals as the U-16 boys beat Trinity 8-1. Also scoring for Lakefield were Andy Crampton, Riley Garneys, Brian Lim, Donny MacPherson, and Robbie Gates. Dan Shattuck played a fine game in the LCS net. Well done, boys.
Boys T-2 Hockey
The first hockey team travelled to the prestigious UCC tournament last weekend. Facing a tough draw in the Ernst division, the team posted an undefeated record in round robin play, defeating Nichols School, hosts UCC, and a team from the United States of American, the New Jersey Kings. Goaltenders Oliver Porte and Brent Craswell were outstanding in the nets, keeping the team's goals against average below 3. The grumpy old men line of Greg Hough, Graham Goulet, and Michael Procyk were strong in a their checking and energy role. The team also had the opportunity to visit the Hockey Hall of Fame while they were in Toronto.
Sunday morning saw the team face off against a very skilled team from Ashbury College. Unfortunately, the boys came up one goal short, losing to the team from Ottawa 4-3. So, the team finished in 3rd place out of 8 teams.
Alpine Ski Team
The Alpine teams were at the Alpine Ski Club in Collingwood last Wednesday, the 25th of January, for their first Slalom event of the season. Although a beautiful ski day, the cold temperatures and icy conditions made for a very challenging event.
The Level 1 Girls have been outstanding this season! The Level 1 "B" Girls have placed first for two consecutive weeks: Stephanie Hodgins in second, Brooke Harvey in third, and Jessica Dobson in fifith.The Level 1 "A" Girls placed third this week with outstanding efforts in the tough conditions: Alex Gaysek in fourth, Torie Patterson in 11th, Sarah MacLean in 16th, and Christine Forest in 18th.
The Level 1 "B" Boys team placed sixth: Matthew Casson in 17th, Aidas Senkus in 18th, and Chris Fasthuber in 22nd.
The Level 1 "A" Boys placed fourth with outstanding efforts on the challenging course by Jaeger Robertson who placed in 10th, Johannes Siekmann in 12th, and Spencer Hodgins in 17th.
The Level 2 "B" Boy Fraser Wilson placed eigth.
Finally the Level 2 "A" Boys team placed sixth overall: James Houghton had two excellent runs and placed 13th, Rob Fleming in 17th, John Orr in 26th, and Ian Bingham in 27th.
On February 2, the Alpine Ski team traveled to Georgian Peaks for the third race of the season. The weather was like that of spring ski, as was the snow. The course was not as icy as the week before and our teams took advantage of the grand conditions. On the Beta Course the Level 2 teams raced well, with Bev Larkin finishing fifth overall for the Level 2 “A” Girls, and Fraser Wilson coming in third for the Level 2 “B” Boys. The Level 2 “A” Boys team is currently in seventh place overall.
On the Alpha course the Level 1 A & B Girls team, despite missing a few key team members, managed to fly by the competition with both the A & B teams winning their respective races. Alex Gaysek of the Level 1 “A” team came first overall. Alex is motivated and focused this season and will help lead our team in the OFSAA qualifiers next week. Chris Forest, also of the Level 1 “A” team came in fourth, while Lisa Lienert came in seventh. On the Level 1 “B” team, Steph Hodgins placed third overall with Jess Dobson came in fifth, and Victoria Campbell came in seventh. Next week is our OFSAA qualifier at Devil's Glen and many teams have a fantastic chance of going on to the OFSAA Championships at the end of February. Great racing, folks!
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The LCS Boys Under 16 Hockey team played in the Tiger Cup Challenge at Ridley on the weekend of January 18. After two losses early in the tournament, (against St. Edwards from Ohio and St. Georges from Vancouver), the boys redeemed themselves with a wild comeback against Ridley on Saturday night. With eight minutes remaining in the game and Ridley leading 5-1, Lakefield stormed back to score four goals and tie the game with 24 seconds left. Lakefield goals were scored by Brian Lim, Jeff Scanlon with two, and Donny MacPherson with two. Well done, guys.
On January 25, the U-16 boys beat Greenwood College School 4-3 in a close game. LCS goaltenders Ryan Allingham and Dan Shattuck had a spectacular game. Andy Crampton had a superb game, notching a goal and three assists. Brian Lim, Mike Kim and Donny MacPherson added singles in the spirited win.
On Saturday, January 28, team captain Jordan Cooper led the way with three goals as the U-16 boys beat Trinity 8-1. Also scoring for Lakefield were Andy Crampton, Riley Garneys, Brian Lim, Donny MacPherson, and Robbie Gates. Dan Shattuck played a fine game in the LCS net. Well done, boys.
Boys T-2 Hockey
The first hockey team travelled to the prestigious UCC tournament last weekend. Facing a tough draw in the Ernst division, the team posted an undefeated record in round robin play, defeating Nichols School, hosts UCC, and a team from the United States of American, the New Jersey Kings. Goaltenders Oliver Porte and Brent Craswell were outstanding in the nets, keeping the team's goals against average below 3. The grumpy old men line of Greg Hough, Graham Goulet, and Michael Procyk were strong in a their checking and energy role. The team also had the opportunity to visit the Hockey Hall of Fame while they were in Toronto.
Sunday morning saw the team face off against a very skilled team from Ashbury College. Unfortunately, the boys came up one goal short, losing to the team from Ottawa 4-3. So, the team finished in 3rd place out of 8 teams.
Alpine Ski Team
The Alpine teams were at the Alpine Ski Club in Collingwood last Wednesday, the 25th of January, for their first Slalom event of the season. Although a beautiful ski day, the cold temperatures and icy conditions made for a very challenging event.
The Level 1 Girls have been outstanding this season! The Level 1 "B" Girls have placed first for two consecutive weeks: Stephanie Hodgins in second, Brooke Harvey in third, and Jessica Dobson in fifith.The Level 1 "A" Girls placed third this week with outstanding efforts in the tough conditions: Alex Gaysek in fourth, Torie Patterson in 11th, Sarah MacLean in 16th, and Christine Forest in 18th.
The Level 1 "B" Boys team placed sixth: Matthew Casson in 17th, Aidas Senkus in 18th, and Chris Fasthuber in 22nd.
The Level 1 "A" Boys placed fourth with outstanding efforts on the challenging course by Jaeger Robertson who placed in 10th, Johannes Siekmann in 12th, and Spencer Hodgins in 17th.
The Level 2 "B" Boy Fraser Wilson placed eigth.
Finally the Level 2 "A" Boys team placed sixth overall: James Houghton had two excellent runs and placed 13th, Rob Fleming in 17th, John Orr in 26th, and Ian Bingham in 27th.
On February 2, the Alpine Ski team traveled to Georgian Peaks for the third race of the season. The weather was like that of spring ski, as was the snow. The course was not as icy as the week before and our teams took advantage of the grand conditions. On the Beta Course the Level 2 teams raced well, with Bev Larkin finishing fifth overall for the Level 2 “A” Girls, and Fraser Wilson coming in third for the Level 2 “B” Boys. The Level 2 “A” Boys team is currently in seventh place overall.
On the Alpha course the Level 1 A & B Girls team, despite missing a few key team members, managed to fly by the competition with both the A & B teams winning their respective races. Alex Gaysek of the Level 1 “A” team came first overall. Alex is motivated and focused this season and will help lead our team in the OFSAA qualifiers next week. Chris Forest, also of the Level 1 “A” team came in fourth, while Lisa Lienert came in seventh. On the Level 1 “B” team, Steph Hodgins placed third overall with Jess Dobson came in fifth, and Victoria Campbell came in seventh. Next week is our OFSAA qualifier at Devil's Glen and many teams have a fantastic chance of going on to the OFSAA Championships at the end of February. Great racing, folks!
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We respectfully acknowledge that Lakefield College School is located on the Treaty 20 Michi Saagiig territory and in the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Nations, collectively known as the Williams Treaties First Nations, which include: Curve Lake, Hiawatha, Alderville, Scugog Island, Rama, Beausoleil, and Georgina Island First Nations. Lakefield College School respectfully acknowledges that the Williams Treaties First Nations are the stewards and caretakers of these lands and waters in perpetuity and that they continue to maintain this responsibility to ensure their health and integrity for generations to come.
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