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Richard
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Shawna
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OFSAA
Info.
05.31.06
OFSAA
Report 06.04.06
It was a bit daunting to face the best athletes in Ontario,
but the RND T&F team showed up with heart. They
say Ontario's OFSSA meet is the toughest in the country, and
they're right. Records fell and athletes from all over
strutted their stuff for the spectators. The girls'
senior relay team put in a personal best, and Jason Steels
high jumped to a sixth place finish in midget boys.
The RND team showed poise and promise throughout the
event. Next year is only a few months away...
Mrs. Besselink has posted a full itinerary for the OFSAA track and field
championships this week in Toronto:
Good Luck to all the Panthers at OFSAA
!!!
RND
Track Success - The Word is Spreading
05.27.06
Even the Kingston Whig Standard is glowing over the
continued success of Panther Track athletes, this time at
the East Regional meet in Belleville. Regi qualified 7
athletes to Ofsaa this Thursday Friday in Toronto. Leading
the way once agin was senior Girl Veronica Catry, who
captured gold in the 100 m Hurdles along with a PB. Not to
be outdone, Midget boy Jason Steels captured double silver
in the 100m and High jump. Bringing home bronze was the
Senior girl 4x100m relay team, comprised of Shauna
Justinich, Laura King, Paige Kasaboski, and anchor Veronica
Catry. Other qualifiers include Kevin Cooper in the Junior
boys 100m and Veronica Catry in the Senior girls 100m. Best
of luck to all athletes as they represent Regi at
all-Ontarios.
Panthers fans can link to the story in Saturday's Kingston
Whig Standard: Click
Here
Panther Fans wanting to
get a false start on information regarding the OFSAA Track and Field Championships
should
Twenty
Talented Panthers at EOSSAA Track
05.17.06
The RND Track
and Field team sent 20 athletes to compete at the EOSSAA
Championship in Ottawa this past Monday and Tuesday.
Highlights of the meet include a new record in the midget
boys high jump set by Jason Steels. He also captured gold in
the 100m. Adding another gold for the team was Veronica
Catry in the 100m. Two silvers were earned by junior
sprinter Kevin Cooper in the 100m and 200m and junior girl
Angela Lanteigne in the 1500m and 3000m. Also placing second
was the senior girl 4x100m relay team of Shauna Justinich,
Laura King, Kate Gillis and Veronica Catry. Rounding out the
day with bronze medals was Jairus Streight in the
3000m, and Alex Mercer in the 110m hurdles. Congratulations
also go to Whitney Desarmia, Bambi Gray, and Laura King who
will represent RND at the EAST Regional meet in Belleville
next week. ( 12 athletes in all) At the East Regionals the
top 4 qualify for the OFSAA Provincial Track and Field
Championships.
KASSAA
Championships Results
05.13.06
Congratulations to all Regi
athletes who competed successfully in yesterday's KASSAA championship.
Highlights of the day include triple gold for senior girl Veronica Catry,
junior boy Kevin Cooper, midget boy Jason Steels, double gold was earned
by junior girl Angela Lanteigne, double silver by Jairus Streight, gold
& silver by Cody Lawlor and Shawna Justinich, silver to Kate Rizzi,
Bambi Gray & Fraser Carey and bronze medals were earned by Whitney
Desarmia, Laura King, Kyle Kilpatrick & Alex Mercer. A great
day for Regi seeing 20 athletes advance to EOSSAA on Monday & Tuesday.
Track
& Field at Thousand Islands Secondary
05.08.06
Regi sprinters
find silver lining despite the rain clouds in Brockville
this past weekend. Three of Regi's sprinters captured silver
medals in the 100m. Jason Steels, Kevin Cooper and Veronica
Catry. The lone gold medal for Regi was won by Jason Steels
in the high jump. Bronze was also won by Dan Mulville in the
1500m. All athletes are to be commended for the top quality
effort despite the rain. The team manged to place 16 th out
of 48 schools! Be sure to catch all the action as Regi takes
to the track and field this week at the KASSAA championship
held at Queen's.
RND Highlights:
Jason Steels - Gols in High jump, silver in 100m, and 4th on
4x100 relay
Kevin Cooper - silver JB - 100m
Veronica Catry - silver SG- 100m, 6th in 100 m hurdles
Dan Mulville - 3 rd in JB - 1500m
Whitney Desarmia 4 th - Jg - Javelin, 5 th in Shot put
Angela Lanteigne - 5th in JG 1500 m
Kyle Kilpatrick 5 th - Jb - Javelin, 8 th in JB - Long
jump
Alex Mercer - 5 th in 110 m hurdles - SB
Julianne Murphy - 6 th in Discus - JG
Regi's man
of Steels
By Claude
Scilley
Local Sports -
Saturday, May 27, 2006 @ 07:00
Jason Steels
was a young man
in a hurry
yesterday.
In a matter of
just a few minutes, the midget-aged competitor from
Regiopolis-Notre Dame qualified for the provincial high
school track and field championships in two
events.
Under a grey
sky at the East region qualifying meet, Steels finished
second in the 100 metres, then he went straight from the
finish line to the high jump area, where they were waiting
for him.
He promptly
cleared 1.65 metres, assuring himself of at least a
fourth-place finish, thereby qualifying for
OFSAA in that
event, too.
"I ran the
100-metre final and I just didn't stop. I came right over
here from the finish line," he said.
"When I did my
first jump I still hadn't caught my breath from the final."
Steels
ultimately tied for the victory in high jump, clearing 1.75
metres.
It was a much
different timetable from a week earlier, when there were
about 90 minutes between events, but Steels allowed that it
may not have been such a bad thing. He awoke yesterday to
the realization that this was likely to be a much tougher
meet.
"This morning I
kind of felt it a bit," he said. "I was seeded first for
high jump and I was seeded second for the 100 metres and it
threw me off a bit because I'm usually seeded first for
both. This one was a little more nerve-racking, to think
about how many more good people there were.
"I probably
would have got more psyched out if I'd had time to think
about it. My warmup for high jump was mostly the
race."
Steels, who
cleared a personal-best 1.78 metres in winning the eastern
Ontario championship last week, said he wasn't concerned
about having to pass until 1.65 metres. He said he'd have
done that anyway.
"When I
practise, I like 1.60, 1.65 just to get my form down," he
said. "It's not that high for me. It was good."
Though he
finished second to Segun Makinde of Gloucester's Colonel By
in the sprint, Steels' time of 11.57 seconds was a personal
best on a day for such performances from Regi track
athletes.
Veronica Catry,
the senior, claimed person bests in both the 100-metre
hurdles, which she won, and the 100 metres, in which she was
fourth.
The hurdles
race was particularly pleasing for Catry, the county
champion who nicked a hurdle near the end of last week's
race and finished fifth, barely managing to
advance.
"I just lost my
focus and my toe caught the hurdle with my trail leg," she
said. "It was the second-last hurdle, and it just threw
everything off. Luckily, I still qualified and made it here,
redeemed myself.
"It was a nice
turnaround."
In the period
between the two meets, the mishap caused some concern for
both the athlete and her hurdles coach, Walt Sepic.
"I was real
apprehensive," Catry said. "My coach mentioned to me at
practice that I seemed scared to fall.
"I did a lot
more practising in the warmup with my hurdles, instead of
regular acceleration, and I think that prepared me a lot
better."
Indeed. This
time, when Catry again snagged a toe, on the third-last
hurdle, she was able to keep her stride.
"I was already
gaining the lead and then it caught but I kept pushing," she
said. "I realized it because it hurts, but I was more
prepared for it. You try to block it out, think, Just run.
Keep going. Don't stop.' "
Catry, who
reached the OFSAA final in the 100 last spring, didn't
qualify in the hurdles. She credits work with Sepic and
sprint coach Diane Gillis for the improvement.
"I'm getting
over the hurdle a lot faster," she said. "Instead of jumping
over it, I'm snapping my legs over it. That's a lot faster
and it helps because you're not landing so hard on your lead
leg."
Catry will
contest three events at OFSAA, running a leg on Regi's
senior girls 400-metre relay team, a group that staged a
remarkable performance Thursday by finishing third, though
using a substitute, Paige Kasaboski, in place of Kate
Gillis, who was in B.C. at a field hockey camp.
With Kasaboski,
the senior team qualified for OFSAA with two Grade 9
students on it.
"We have such a
great team," Catry said. "We had to bring up our
replacement. She was a little nervous but she did a great
job. She ran the third leg and she did a great pass and
we're very proud of her."
With a
season-best time of 51.22 seconds, the Regi girls are
achieving a level of success none of them
expected.
"At KASSAA we
were goofing around," Catry said. "It was the end of the
day. We just thought it'd be fun. Then when we won, we
started taking it seriously. At EOSSA, coming second, we
were on top of the world.
"Coming third
here is a great feeling. We're going to
OFSAA."
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