11 SDG/Cornwall high school athletes qualify for OFSAA track and field

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BELLEVILLE — SDG and Cornwall high school track and field athletes earned 37 places at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) Eastern Region Championships held May 30-31 at Mary Ann Sills Park.

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The athletes, who qualified for regionals following their placings at the Eastern Ontario Secondary School Athletic Association (EOSSAA) championships held the week before in Brockville, competed for a top-four spot in Belleville to qualify at OFSAA athletics. championship is set to take place in London, Ont., later this week.

Finishes in 14 events qualified the 11 athletes to advance.

Some notable results included a first place finish at St. Joseph’s Gwendolyn Blackadder in the novice girls pole vault as she jumped 2.3 meters. Tagwi’s Abby MacLeod finished second with a time of 12.63 seconds in the junior girls’ 100m, as did La Citadelle’s Annabella Curtis in the junior girls’ 800m with a time of 2:24. 94. North Dundas District High School’s Connor England placed third in both the Novice Boys 100m and 200m. La Citadelle’s Jonah Gratton placed third in the 110 and 400-meter hurdles. Kai Morrow of St. Joseph’s placed fourth in the 1,500 and 3,000-meter runs.

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The full set of results for local athletes is below. Complete results can be viewed on the Ottawa Lions Athletics website.

2024 OFSAA East Region Athletics

Novice

Boys 100 meters

15. Clark Sanders, Tawgi – 12.38

Boys run 3,000 meters

6. Sam Schuler, North Dundas DHS – 10:27.53
7. Evan Robertson, Holy Trinity – 10:34.28

Girls’ high jump

2. Kayla Presseault, La Citadelle – 1.48m

High jump boys

9. Ramazani Richard, SS St. Lawrence – 1.6m

Cake Jump for Girls

1. Gwendolyn Blackadder, St. Joseph – 2.3m
5. Addy Macdonell, Char-Lan – 2m

Boys’ Cake Jump

5. Antonios Fourkiotis, SS St. Lawrence – 2.45m
6. Landan Lauzon, Char-Lan – 2.3 m (tied)

Girls’ long jump

9. Naomi Dwomoh, DHS Seaway – 4.44m

Long jump boys

11. Ramazani Richard, SS St. Lawrence – 5.09m

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Girls’ triple jump

5. Katie Johnston, Seaway DHS – 10.25m (tied)

Junior

Girls 100 meters

2. Abby MacLeod, Tagwi – 12.63

Boys 100 meters

3. Connor England, North Dundas DHS – 11.16
12. Rowan McCooeye, St. Joseph – 11.73

Girls 200 meters dash

6. Abby MacLeod, Tagwi – 27.03

Boys 200 meters

3. Connor England, North Dundas DHS – 23.11
9. Rowan McCooeye, St. Joseph – 24.10

Girls run 800 meters

2. Annabella Curtis, La Citadelle – 2:24.94

Boys run 1,500 meters

4. Kai Morrow, St. Joseph – 4:07.40

Girls run 3,000 meters

8. Averi Whitton, Tagwi – 12:20.65

Boys run 3,000 meters

4. Kai Morrow, St. Joseph – 9:11.84

Boys 100 Meter Hurdles

9. Rowan McCooeye, St. Joseph – 15.53

Girls’ high jump

13. Marielle Patenaude, La Citadelle – 1.3m (tied)

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Cake Jump for Girls

9. Kacey Croteau, DHS Seaway – 2.15m

Boys’ Cake Jump

4. Ethan Benoit, St. Lawrence SS – 2.9m
5. Noah Bergeron, St. Lawrence SS – 2.75m (tied)

Shot of the girls

10. Jordan Thompson, Cornwall CVS – 9.56m

The power throw guys

11. Marc Labossiere, Tagwi – 11.68m

Discus throw for girls

6. Madyn Iwachniuk, Tagwi – 26.16m

Senior

Boys 110 Meter Hurdles

3. Jonah Gratton, La Citadelle – 14.47
11. Charlie Verville, La Citadelle – 17.32

Boys 400 Meter Hurdles

4. Jonah Gratton, La Citadelle – 58.31

High jump boys

12. Rashid Esolwe, SS St. Lawrence – 1.8m

Boys’ Cake Jump

2. Owen Tyo, Char-Lan – 3.4m

Boys throwing the discus

3. Jack Mines, Char-Lan – 43.2m

Open

Girls 2,000 meters steeplechase

2. Emma Morrow, St. Joseph – 7:12.16

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