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Cardinal Mcguigan Student Leads Toronto's High School Track and Field Medal Haul Norm Nelson June 7, 2011 InsideToronto Cardinal McGuigan student leads Toronto's high school track and field medal haul norm nelson June 7, 2011 Toronto collected its share of medals at the provincial high school track and field championships which ran June 2 to 4 at the Laurentian University track in Sudbury - including a couple of double gold medalists. The story of the meet, at least for Toronto, had to be Andre Azonwanna-Ford. from North York's J. Cardinal McGuigan, who not only won two of the more prestigious events - the junior men's 100 and 200m dash - but also obliterated Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) championship records in the process. In fact, his time in the 100m of 10.56 seconds not only broke the old OFSAA record of 10.77 seconds, but it was also 0.22 seconds faster than the senior men's winner on the day. And just to cement his status as the fastest junior racer in the province, his gold medal winning time of 21.40s in the 200m also obliterated the old OFSAA record of 21.72s. Interestingly both of those old junior OFSAA records were set in 2009 by Marlon Laidlaw-Allen of Scarborough's Bendale BTI. Laidlaw-Allen, meanwhile, continued his OFSAA medal haul at the senior men's level, winning the 200m event in 21.25s and scooping a bronze medal in the 400m. Toronto had one other double gold medalist. Elizabeth Whelan, from Branksome Hall, a midtown private school, proved to be unbeatable at the middle distance events in senior women's competition, winning both the 1500m and 800m events. GOLD-SILVER COMBO Toronto also had a couple of other athletes pull off an impressive gold-silver combo, including: - Ben Carson, Leaside High School, midget boys, gold in 1500m and silver in 800m; - Allie Harris, Bishop Strachan (midtown), junior girls, gold in pole vault and silver in 80m hurdles; - Jordan Bates, Richview Collegiate (Etobicoke), junior girls, gold in triple jump and silver in long jump; - and Mackenzie Lemiuex, Humberside Collegiate (Bloor West), midget girls, gold in 3000m and silver in 1500m GOLD MEDALISTS Other gold medalists from Toronto, include: - Dylan Dimock, Father Redmond (Etobicoke), senior men's 400m hurdles; - Christina Kyritsis, East York CI, junior women's, 800m; - Obeng Marfo, Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke), midget women's, shot put; - Anna Laribi, Lawrence Park (midtown), women's wheelchair 800m; http://www.insidetoronto.com/print/1022665[08/06/2011 10:00:09 AM] InsideToronto - Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke), senior men's 4x100m relay; - Mary Ward (Scarborough), senior women's 4x100m relay; - and Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke), open women's 4x400m relay. ALL OF OUR MEDALISTS Below you will find a summary of every track and field medalist from Toronto (including fourth place). For complete meet summary, log onto www.ofsaa.on.ca/track/ (and simply link through to results). For more on other OFSAA competitions see elsewhere on our website. Meanwhile here's the Toronto track and field OFSAA medal summary... MEN'S (Senior) 200m: 1 Laidlaw-Allen, Marlon, Bendale BTI (Scarborough), 21.25; 2, Brendon Rodney, Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke), 21.51. 400m hurdles: 1, Dylan Dimock, Father Redmond (Etobicoke), 54.12 4x100m relay: 1, Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke), 42.09; 2, Sir Wilfrid Laurier (Scarborough), 42.56 100m: 3, Shaquille Lawrence, Sir Wilfrid Laurier (Scarborough), 10.86; 4, Brendon Rodney, Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke), 10.88 400m: 3, Marlon Laidlaw-Allen, Bendale BTI (Scarborough), 48.73 triple jump: 3, Jahrece Flemming, Jarvis CI (downtown), 14.09m pole vault: 3, Connor Daly, Newtonbrook (North York), 4.05m 800m: 4, Kyle Grieve, Richview CI (Etobicoke), 1:53.20 Top team standings: 5 Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke); 12 Bendale and Wilfrid Laurier (both from Scarborough); 19 Father Redmond (Etobicoke). (Junior) 100m: 1, Andre Azonwanna-Ford, J. Cardinal McGuigan (North York), 10.53 (breaks OFSAA record of 10.77 set in 2009 by Marlon Laidlaw-Allen of Scarborough's Bendale BTI); 3, Xavier Collis, Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke), 11.06 200m: 1, Andre Azonwanna-Ford, Cardinal McGuigan (North York) 21.40! (breaks OFSAA record of 21.72 set in 2009 by Marlon Laidlaw-Allen of Scarborough's Bendale BTI); 2, Xavier Collis (Father Henry Carr), 22.28; 3, Terence Constantine, Emery CI (North York), 22.89 javelin: 2, Jonathan Nyzorchuck, East York CI, 50.70m triple jump: 3 Trivel Pinto, Downsview SS (North York), 12.90m long jump: 4, Joey Zhou, Dr. Norman Bethune CI (Scarborough), 6.46m 800m: 4, Michael Dirienzo, Neil McNeil (Scarborough) 1:59.89 Top team standings: 5 Cardinal McGuigan (North York); 10 Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke). (Midget) http://www.insidetoronto.com/print/1022665[08/06/2011 10:00:09 AM] InsideToronto 1500m: 1, Ben Carson, Leaside High School, 4:10.21, 4, Michael Petta, Northern Secondary (midtown), 4:14.05 discus throw: 1, Ezana Debalkew, Don Mills CI, 46.44 800m: 2, Ben Carson, Leaside HS, 2:01.48 (winning time was 2:01.22). 4x100m relay: 2, Father Henry Carr, 45.11 3000m: 4, Jake Carroll, Humberside Collegiate (Bloor West), 9:12.47 high jump: 4, Spencer Harrison, Birchmount Park (Scarborough), 1.75m Top team standings: 6 Leaside; 11t Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke); 16t Don Mills. BOYS OVERALL: 3 Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke) WOMEN'S (Senior) 1500m: 1, Elizabeth Whelan, Branksome Hall (midtown), 4:32.12 800m: 1, Elizabeth Whelan, Branksome Hall (midtown), 2:11.56; 2, Vanessa McLeod, Father Redmond (Etobicoke), 2:13.53 4x100m relay: 1, Mary Ward (Scarborough), 48.20 4x400m relay (open): 1, Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke), 3:54.52; 3, Father Redmond (Etobicoke), 3:57.65 200m: 4, Sheereen Harris, Mary Ward CSS (Scarborough), 24.67 Top team results: 12 Mary Ward (Scarborough); 18 Father Redmond (Etobicoke). (Junior) triple jump: 1, Jordan Bates, Richview CI (Etobicoke), 11.63m 800m: 1, Christina Kyritsis, East York CI, 2:13.84 pole vault: 1, Allie Harris, Bishop Strachan (midtown), 3.35m 80m hurdles: 2, Allie Harris, Bishop Strachan (midtown), 11.89 long jump: 2, Jordan Bates, Richview CI (Etobicoke), 5.41m 100m: 3, Ashlee Williams, Westview Centennial (North York), 12.20 1500m: 3, Gabriela Stafford, Toronto French School, 4:42.70 4x100m relay: 4, Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke), 50.89 Top team results: 5 Bishop Strachan (mid-town) and Richview CI (Etobicoke); 10 East York CI (Midget) shot put: 1, Obeng Marfo, Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke), 10.70m 3000m run: 1, Mackenzie Lemiuex, Humberside Collegiate (Bloor West), 9:55.65 1500m: 2, Mackenzie Lemiuex, Humberside Collegiate (Bloor West), 4:40.94 http://www.insidetoronto.com/print/1022665[08/06/2011 10:00:09 AM] InsideToronto Top team standngs: 9 Humberside (Bloor West); 17 Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke); OVERALL GIRLS: 10 Father Henry Carr (Etobicoke) WHEELCHAIR (Women's) 800m: 1, Anna Laribi, Lawrence Park (midtown), 3:43.65 This article is for personal use only courtesy of InsideToronto.com - a division of Metroland Media Group Ltd. http://www.insidetoronto.com/print/1022665[08/06/2011 10:00:09 AM].
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