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E.L. Crossley athletic award winners

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E.L. Crossley senior athletes of the year,  from left: Emma Goedhart, Sarah Stacey, Liam Shapland, Ryan Zucco.

Following are E.L. Crossley Secondary School’s 2024 Athletic Recognition Award winners:

Junior athletes of the year Adam Freure, Jonah Shapland, Leah Waselovich.
Promising athletes Elijah Kpioyo, Cameron Jackson, Ava Sider, Hallie van Niekerk
Contributing to athletics winners Kendra Ambersle, Luca Burattini, Maryann Mergl, Sierra Kievit.
Community athletes Isaac Gravelle (Team Canada U18 World Hockey Championships), World Rowing Championships U19 Boys 4.
Athletic Accomplishment. Elijah Kpioyo, OFSAA silver novice high jump. Not pictured: OFSAA wrestling: Seth Ozog (silver), Ella Andrew (bronze), Heath Ozog (fifth).
Cyclone Award winners: Maryann Mergl, Austin Wilson, Ethan van Niekerk, Sierra Kievit, Hailey Whiteley.

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