Thursday | November 21, 2024
Crestwood - An independent co-ed day school from JK to Grade 12

CPC Skips by Bayview Glen with a Win!

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Curling

The U-14 Curling team, led by skip Ally Sone, picked up their first win of the season Wednesday playing against Bayview Glen at the Donalda C.C..  In the fourth end, Ally was facing three Bayview counters with her first shot, but calmly drew to the four foot to lie shot.  After the Bayview skip peeled the rock out, Ally had to make the same shot again to score her point, which she did to take a two point lead that the team never relinquished, winning 5-3.  Special mention to Max Spillner, who played his best game of the year at the lead position, consistently putting the team in good position each end.  The team hits the ice again on Monday against Montcrest School.

Swimming

Congratulations to all swimmers who participated in Wednesday’s meet at the Markham Pan Am Centre. With even less swimmers than normal, CPC still had 13 personal best swims, and many that were just a few tenths off. Shout out goes to Terry Wu who swam a best time in his 50 free, and posted a very fast time for his first ever 100 free. Megan Pearlman swam great once again, posting times well under the OFSAA time standard. Sarah Douey had two great free races, dropping time in both of them. Our final in-season meet is next Tuesday, with the championships on February 20th!

Basketball

The Crestwood Junior Boys DI Basketball team won a tough road contest against Appleby College 69-61. The Lions had a hard time shaking Appleby, despite leading by double-digits several times throughout the game. Kailon Nicholls led the way with 27 points, while Matai Baptiste added 11 and Immanuel Oludele 10. Zack Graff earns player of the game honors with his tremendous effort, forcing 5 steals, and hitting a huge 3-pointer late in regulation.  The Crestwood Junior boys will be back in action at home against St. Andrew’s College this coming Monday. Tip-off is set for 3:30pm.

Volleyball

On Wednesday, the Senior Girls’ Volleyball team travelled to Belleville to play two matches.  In their first game against Albert College, the girls seemed very weary from the long bus ride and lost in straight sets.  In the second game, the girls faced a much stronger team from Hawthorne.  In a much improved effort, the girls pulled together behind the impressive serving from Audrey Melkoumov and the defence of Willa Easton to come away with a 2-1 victory.  With a record of 6 wins and 2 losses, the girls look to further improve their record as they play 4 games next week.