The HNMCS Stars had a fantastic track and field season. Middle school athletes trained for and participated in two CIS track meets at York University where the style of competition is different than your average track meet. Each athlete is part of a small group called a “pod”. The group of athletes travel to a different track or field event every 20 minutes. Events include a selection of the following over the two days: 50m hurdles, 50m, 200m and 400m races, long jump, triple jump, high jump, javelin, shot put and discus. This type of competition allows every athlete to try all events and see what they enjoy the most. It was a huge challenge but they did an amazing job staying active, trying their best and of course, having lots of fun. When it came time for the PSAA Championship meet at Etobicoke Olympium, our team was ready to compete in their specific individual events. It was an exciting (though freezing!) day of track and field competition. Thank you to parents Ms. Irving (Susie Irving ‘26) and Ms. Johnston (Paige Johnston ‘24) for your help with our track and field season. And a special thanks to our middle school coaches Ms. Carere, Ms. Fellin and Ms. Mather.

Meet Keisha Lawrence ‘19, Corsen Parker ‘20, Caroline Clasper ‘20, Kaelen Parker ‘22, Julia Callahan ‘22, Rachel Goddard ‘22, HNMCS’ first-ever golf team. The girls have played two tournaments against other CISAA schools. HNMCS finished fourth overall at the Niagara Falls tournament, a scramble format where the girls played in partners and used the “best ball” to take each shot. The second tournament took place in Shanty Bay, just north of Barrie. Way to go girls!