2018 OFSAA Cross Country

310 Running athletes shone in Hamilton at the 2018 OFSAA Cross Country Championships.
 
Aysia Maurice earned Humberview it’s first ever OFSAA cross country gold by winning the Midget girls race. St. Michael’s Sierra Rodrigues was close behind in 5th place & Mayfield’s Emma Fleming followed in 65th.
 

Cameron Moir of G.W. Williams took 21st in the Junior boys race.
 

In the Junior girls race, Notre Dame’s Catherine Rodriguez finished 71st.

Finally, Taylor Rasmussen of Mayfield placed 79th in the Senior girls event.

Don Olson Classic

The 6th edition of the Don Olson Classic 2.5K & 5K trail race took place on September 29th in the beautiful hills of Caledon.
 
With perfect weather and fast competition, the day saw two new 5K champions, six new course records and a new 5K relay event run on the challenging Albion Hills course.
 
Ethan Kruisselbrink was the fastest male athlete on the day taking the 5K title in 16:33. Justin Jelaca put in a solid 16:49 for the silver & Jamie Tarling rounded out the top 3 running 17:14 for the bronze.
 
Aysia Maurice won the women’s 5K race in a new course record time of 18:17. Jayden Keeler took the silver running 18:48 & Naomi Hermann earned the bronze medal in 19:22.
 
Kamran Brar was the fastest overall male in the youth 2.5K race running 8:22 while the top overall female was Alex Law with a new course record time of 8:52.
 
Relay champions were Bob Grieg and Laurie Koopmans completing the 2 x 2.5K event in 20:46. The silver medal went to Maxim and Dawn Theriault with a time of 24:09 and the bronze was won by Scott and Henry Thomson in 25:59.
 
In the 2.5K event, Alex Law set a new best mark for the Senior girls event.
 
The 5K race saw Aysia Maurice set a new course record in the overall female, junior female and 12-15 female categories. Kathryn Sullivan broke her own 50-59 female age group record while Xavier Bird established a new best in the U12 male category.
 
For 2.5K results CLICK HERE. For 5K results CLICK HERE. For 5K Relay results CLICK HERE.

Bronze in Brandon

310 Running sent a talented pair of athletes to Brandon, Manitoba to compete at the Legion Nationals on August 10-12.
 
Aysia Maurice, who competed as a member of Team Ontario, had a very busy but successful weekend earning a bronze in the U16 girls 1200 & fourth place finishes in the U16 girls 2000 & 1500 steeplechase.

Aysia’s times of 3:34.91 in the 1200 & 6:24.57 in the 2000 represent new U15 Ontario records. These were 2 of the 5 Provincial records set by Aysia this year.

Tara Johannink competed in her first National Championship in the U16 girls high jump. Tara’s 1.50m jump equalled her personal best & was good for 13th place overall. Tara was one of 6 girls that cleared 1.50m.

Time to Take It Outdoors


Now that Mother Nature has released us from her icy April grip, it is time to officially take our training outdoors.
 
On Monday, April 23 we will start our Outdoor Competitive & Spring Recreational track programs at Humberview Secondary School in Bolton starting at 6:30 pm.
 
Our competitive program is designed to provide athletes with competition level training in a variety of track & field events including running (sprints & mid-distance), hurdles, steeplechase & high jump.
 
Competitive athletes are given the opportunity to participate in local, Provincial, National & International track meets depending on their level of performance.
 
Our spring recreational program is ideal for athletes who are new to track & field or those that want to cross train to improve their overall speed, strength and stamina.
 
Recreational athletes do not compete, however, coaches may offer a recreational athlete the opportunity to do so if they feel that an athlete is ready and that the experience will be beneficial.
 
For more information on any of our programs, please click here. To register, please click here.