CASS Athletics

Mudfest!

Early reports from NOSSA cross country have this year's meet as one of the worst for weather in recent history.  Slippery slopes, mud pits and lost shoes were the theme of the day!  Stay tuned for individual results.....

Results:
 
Midget Boys:
 
20) Caleb Stinson           22:46
41) Eric Kern                  25:29
43) George Van Oyen      25:46
45) Kris Lajambe            26:19
 
Junior Girls:
 
29) Emma Horner          24:38
 
Junior Boys:
 

24) Ian Frazier              31:22
40) Mark Schmidt          35:47
42) Spencer Pine           37:20
43) Matti Kurkiniemi       37:21
48) Zac Thompson         43:38
 
Senior Girls:
 
16) Katie Golec              25:33
36) Lena Devaux            28:53
39) Shaylene Kern         30:02
 
Senior Boys
 
54) Travis Belsito          37:01
56) Mathew Johnston    37:18
60) Sam Whitley           38:03
69) Justin Roberts         39:30

NOSSA X-Country

This Thursday, the cross country team will be traveling to North Bay for the NOSSA cross country meet.  Rumor has it that Mr. Wilson booked a better hotel than Mr. Reid did on his North Bay trip.....anyway, 20 athletes will representing CASS under the leadership of Mr. Wilson, Mr. Brown, and Mrs. Gooderham.  Good luck team!

 

NSSSA Cross Country Results

NSSSA Results - Espanola Golf and Country Club (Oct. 23, 2009)

 

 

Midget Boys (5000m race):

 

6) Eric Kern 22:18

8) Caleb Stinson   23:25

13) George Van Oyen   25:47

 

 

Junior Boys (5740m race):

11) Ian Frazier    30:08

12) Matti Kurkiniemi    30:43

15) Mark Schmidt   33:23

20) Zack Thompson    41:33

 

Junior Girls (4000m race): 

 

2) Emma Horner 22:39

 

Senior Girls (5000m race):

 

3) Katie, Golec     25:51

5) Nichole Kinzel 26:44

 

 

Senior Boys (7000m race):

 

10) Alex McKee    31:26

23) Justin Roberts    35:36

25) Mathew Johnson   36:40

33) Travis Belsito     39:02

29) Sam Whitley 39:21

 

One Week Later

What a difference a week makes!  Since last week, we've launched our new website, Mrs. Hunt-Ford's class has run another year of school sports week, the fitness class reached new levels with the FGB workout, our dock came back, we're about to start a new intramural (hackey sack),  and the Lady Huskies basketball team shook off the cobwebs to sweep Elliot Lake here at home....and that's just the tip of the iceberg of life here at CASS.  We would have to run a whole other web site to keep up with all of the other cool things that happen.  On that note, Alex McKee from Students' Council is going to be the junior editor for the Students' Council web site that was created.  You can find the link on our main site....features like a suggestion box, and upcoming events are rumored to be in the works.  Keep checking back! 

The Cross Country team leaves today for NSSSA, and the basketball teams are off to North Bay. Good luck! 

Cross Country Pre-NSSSA Results

Way to go team! 

Pre-NSSSA Results - Espanola Golf and Country Club (Oct. 16, 2009)

 

 

Midget Girls (2830m race):

 

13) Chealsea Frazier  20:59

 

 

Midget Boys (5000m race):

 

6) Caleb Stinson          22:35

9) Eric Kern                 23:58

12) George Van Oyen   25:57

17) Kris Lajambe          28:45

18) Tony Bhola            32:44

 

 

Junior Boys (5740m race):

11) Ian Frazier           30:26

14) Matti Kurkiniemi    34:57

16) Mark Schmidt       38:19

17) Spencer, Pine       38:20

18) Zack Thompson    41:49 

 

Senior Girls (5000m race):

 

2) Katie, Golec        24:51

4) Lexi Lajambe      26:10

5) Nichole Kinzel     26:34

6) Lena, Devaux      26:53

7) Shaylene, Kern    28:12

 

 

Senior Boys (7000m race):

 

10) Alex McKee           32:22

19) Justin Roberts       35:36

21) Travis Belsito        36:29

22) Mathew Johnson   36:30

29) Sam Whitley         39:02

Early Morning Trips!

Just drove past D&J's at 7:00am this morning and saw the cross country team getting on the bus for Espanola.  Why does our school produce the toughest athletes???? Could it be because the typical trip involves waking up a 5:30am, driving for 3 hours, warming up and competing (and usually performing near the top), driving for another 3 hours, getting home somewhere between 10:00 and 11:30 at night, waking up the next morning again between 6:30 and 7:00 just to make the school bus to get to school to make up homework and practice again?  Ya, it could have something to do with that.  Good luck team, we're proud of you already.

Cross Country Pre-NSSSA

The team leaves tomorrow for Espanola to compete at the Pre-NSSSA cross country running meet.  We will be taking 20 athletes to test ourselves for the NSSSA competition next week.  Good luck!