SHS, GREC students thrive at KASSAA meet

tres Hurdles, Emilienne Chabot was 3rd in the High Jump, and the SHS 4x400 Metre Relay time finished in 3rd place. Skyler Sears finished 2nd in the 100 Metre Dash, and 1st in both the 800 Metre Run and the Shot Put competitions.

In the Men’s Novice Division, Brian Black (SHS) was 1st in the both the 100 and 300 Metre Hurdles, Eli Raney was 1st in the High Jump, and 4th in the Triple Jump. Branded Jeffries was 1st in the Shot Put, Michael Curragh was 1st in the 100 Metre Dash, Ian Sheppard was 2nd in the 400 Metre Dash and the 100 Metre Hurdles and 1st in the 300 Metre Hurdles, and Tommy Fleming was 1st in the 800, 1500 and 3000 Metre Runs. In the Men’s Triple Jump, Ian McShane finishes 2nd.

In the Senior Men’s Division, Evan Jarvis (SHA) was 1st in the 400 Metre Dash. Kieran McNeely was 1st in the 110 Metre Hurdles and 1st in the 300 Metre Hurdles, and his SHS team-mate Owen Richardson was 2nd in both the 110 and 300 Metre races.

Mason Joynt (SHS) was 1st in the Men’s Javelin Throw, and the team from SHS was 1st in the 4x400 Metre Relay.

In the Men’s 200 Metre Dash (Wheelchair Division) Anthony Gilligan (SHS) finished in 1st place.

Finally, in the IDD Division 800 Metre Run, Aidan Holman (SHS) was 3rd, and he finished 5th in the 100 Metre Dash.

to the province, they can be cagey, they can say “yes, but later” and then wait for the province to move on to other priorities, which inevitably happens.

And when it comes to the Province of Ontario, Frontenac County is a pretty marginal player, and there are some times when that is a good thing, especially when the price tag is $60 million++. ■