Bowman leads Gananoque to Gold at EOSSAA meet in Brockville

Upper Canada District School Board Students scored top honors at the EOSSAA Track and Field Championships that were held at Thousand Islands Secondary School in Brockville on May 23rd and 24th.

UCDSB athletes won more than 30 gold medals through out the two day competition and Gananoque Secondary school was part of that tally.

Brynn Bowman took a gold medal in the Girls 2000 Meter Steeplechase.

Overall Thousand Islands Secondary School bested 61 schools, earning 476.5 points to win the overall team title for both boys and girls.

Athletes who placed in the top six in each event will be competing in Ottawa at the East Regional Track and Field Championships, which is a qualifying event for the OFSAA Track and Field Championships that will be held in London June 7-10.

Below are the gold medal winners in each division.

Novice Classes

Lauren Givogue, Thousand Islands Secondary School – Girls 800 Meter Dash

Jayda Kravacek, Perth and District Collegiate Institute – Girls Triple Jump

Carter Cuglietta, Thousand Islands Secondary School – Boys 400 Meter Dash

Ethan Hood, North Grenville District High School – Boys 300 Meter Hurdles

Antonios Fourkiotis, St. Lawrence Secondary School – Boys Pole Vault

Lucas Glen, Rideau District High School – Boys Javelin Throw

Junior Classes

Olivia St Pierre, Thousand Islands Secondary School – Girls 100 Meter Dash

Olivia St Pierre, Thousand Islands Secondary School – Girls 200 Meter Dash (EOSSAA Record)

Victoria Ford, Thousand Islands Secondary School – Girls 400 Meter Dash

Victoria Ford, Thousand Islands Secondary School – Girls 300 Meter Hurdles

Thousand Islands Secondary School (Isla Heidecker, Bella MacDonald, Lily Payne, Lauren Givogue) – Girls 4×100 Meter Relay

Jennilee Harris, Perth and District Collegiate Institute – Girls Long Jump (EOSSAA Record)

Jennilee Harris, Perth and District Collegiate Institute – Girls Triple Jump

Jordan Thompson, Cornwall Collegiate and Vocational School – Girls Shot Put

Rayane Link, Thousand Islands Secondary School – Boys 800 Meter Run

Rayane Link, Thousand Islands Secondary School – Boys 1500 Meter Run

Jack Weir, Carleton Place High School – Boys 100 Meter Hurdles

Bodee Thibodeau, Thousand Islands Secondary School – Boys Shot Put

Senior and Open Classes

Findlay Weir, Carleton Place High School – Girls 100 Meter Dash

Findlay Weir, Carleton Place High School – Girls 200 Meter Dash

Findlay Weir, Carleton Place High School – Girls 100 Meter Hurdles

Isabel Mooney, Thousand Islands Secondary School – Girls Pole Vault (EOSSAA Record)

Marissa Dezan, Perth and District Collegiate Institute – Girls Discus Throw

Brynn Bowman, Gananoque Secondary School – Girls 2000 Meter Steeplechase

Thousand Islands Secondary School (Lauren Givogue, Emma St-Pierre, Victoria Ford, Olivia St-Pierre) – Girls 4×400 Meter Relay

Alicia Davies-Johnston, Thousand Islands Secondary School – Girls 100 Meter Dash Ambulatory

Alicia Davies-Johnston, Thousand Islands Secondary School – Girls Shot Put Ambulatory (EOSSAA Record)

Thousand Islands Secondary School (Roman Hache, Liam Samure, Andon Gill, Mackie Holmes) – Boys 4×100 Meter Relay

Owen Tyo, Tagwi Secondary School – Boys Pole Vault

Wyatt Last, Thousand Islands Secondary School – Boys Long Jump

Rowan Dean, North Grenville District High School – Boys 2000 Meter Steeplechase

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