Athletics Action

The 1st Boys’ Hockey team prepared for playoffs this with another strong road game. It was of primary importance to the boys in red and green as they faced the western division leading Villanova College.

 

After a chaotic start, and quick double goaltender switch, LCS controlled much of the play, but were unable to find the back of the net. Killing off a 5 on 3, led by the acrobatic goaltending of Antoine Rapp, the team were inspired to push back. Thus, on a bang-bang with outstanding puck movement by Patrick Hannivan to Matthew Lovick to Tristan Walsh, LCS opened the scoring. VC did respond with a tying goal late in the second period, leading to a tense third period.

 

As the team has demonstrated all year, they are comfortable and confident playing under pressure and held off any VC's chances, and in fact, just missed on their own to win the game late in the third. Final score 1 - 1.

 

Now, LCS travels to UCC on Wednesday, March 1 for the quarter finals at 4:00 p.m. at the Mara Pad on campus.

 

On Wednesday February 22, 2017, the Jr. Girls’ Volleyball team hosted Pickering College for their last regular season game.  The team knew that PC would come out strong as they had only lost one match all season.  LCS was able to get ahead with an early lead, however PC fought back with some strong serving to take the first game 25-23.  Kenzie McCallum started the LCS lead in the 2nd game but the team was unable to hold on and PC won 25-20.  In the third game LCS knew that a win was in the cards and they held nothing back.  With strong communication and consistent and strong serving by Kenzie and Charlize Avon LCS won the game 25-21.  In the 4th game LCS started out a bit slow. with LCS and PC battling point for point, but with some good passing by LCS we were able to win the game 25-20 forcing a 5th game to 15.  PC dominated in this final game winning 15-9.  The LCS coaches are incredibly proud of how the team played - they never gave up and fought right to the end.  LCS has solidified a place in the quarter-finals on Wednesday March 1st and are currently awaiting final standings that will determine who LCS will play.  Congratulations team!

 

The 1st Boys’ Basketball team headed to Toronto to take on a strong team from Bayview Glen. After four quarters of aggressive play, the LCS boys came away with the 56-42 win. Ali Attyani lead the team with 15 points. The boys are now onto the playoffs next week. Good luck, boys!