Sept. 21 High School Report: Myer football; Simcoe football; Zone 3 and 4 senior tennis; NCAA golf
MARAUDERS ROLL PAST COUGARS
The A.N. Myer Marauders opened defence of their Niagara Region High School Athletic Association Tier 1 senior football title with a 46-0 victory Thursday night over the visiting Centennial Cougars.
Scoring for the Marauders were: TD passes from Ryan James to Mateo Corritore (65 yards), Winfield Organ (25 yards) and Dallas Bone (25 yards); rushing majors by Christian Kuriata (15 yards) and Jordan Gilbert (10 yards); 60-yard punt return for a TD by Trent Hunter; and, Bone added a field goal and a single point on a missed field goal.
Jeremiah Nyambiya rushed for 75 yards for the Marauders and quarterback James passed for 225 yards.
Performing well on defence for Myer were: Cedric Robinson, sack, fumble recovery and numerous tackles for losses; Kuriata, forced fumble and sack; and, Jacob Moody, fumble recovery.
REDCOATS OPEN STRONG
The visiting Governor Simcoe Redcoats opened the NRHSAA Tier 2 senior football season with a 45-0 victory over the St. Catharines Collegiate Saints.
Contributing to the Simcoe win were: Remy Galvanac, two rushing majors; Andrew Scott, kickoff return for a TD: Eric Wilson, fumble recovery for a TD: Nick Langelaan, rushing major; TD pass from Andrew Scott to Joe Fusek; Nick Spanyi with a safety; and, four converts by Danny Lewis.
“Today was a tough day,” Collegiate coach Nathan Greene said. “We had five players, including three who are starters, ineligible because the NRHSAA doesn’t have its eligibility meeting until next week.”
The squad also lost starting quarterback John Emmorey to a sprained knee and had two of its two linemen away for personal reasons.
“On a positive note, 18 players got their first football experience and the benefits of these game speed reps is immeasurable,” Greene said.
For Collegiate: Cam Scott was 4-9 passing for 40 yards and also rushed for 22 yards; and, Sheldon Brown had a strong game turning plays destined for losses into positive gains.
ZONE 3 SENIOR TENNIS
Following are Zone 3 senior tennis results:
BOYS SINGLES
NCAA champion: Guilian Berezowski, Saint Paul.
NRHSAA champion: Steven Lovricks, A.N. Myer.
Zone 3 champion: Lovricks.
BOYS DOUBLES
NCAA champion: Nathan Sousa and Even Kernaghan, Notre Dame.
NRHSAA champion: Takeshi Yamaguchi and Anthony Molon, Niagara Christian.
Zone 3 champion: Sousa and Kernaghan.
GIRLS SINGLES
NRHSAA champion: Marcelina Szmurlo, Jean Vanier.
Zone 3 champion: Szmurlo.
GIRLS DOUBLES
NCAA champion: Grace Jansen and Cassidy West, Notre Dame.
NRHSAA Champion: Sophie Pilot and Giselle Rugigana, Confederation.
Zone champion: Pilot and Giselle Rugigana.
MIXED DOUBLES
NCAA champion: Graeme Staples and Emily Burkholder, Notre Dame.
NRHSAA champion: David Li and Coco Wu, Niagara Christian.
Zone 3 champion: Staples and Burkholder, Notre Dame
OPEN BOYS DOUBLES
NRHSAA champion: Tanner Bedard and Cole Bedard, E.L. Crossley.
Zone 3 champion: Bedard and Bedard.
OPEN MIXED DOUBLES
Zone 3 champions: Nicholas Murdaca and Jovana Parementic , A.N. Myer.
OPEN GIRLS SINGLES
Zone 3 champion: Aleks Paramentic, A.N.Myer.
ZONE 4 SENIOR TENNIS
Following are Zone 4 senior tennis results:
BOYS SINGLES
NCAA champion: Connor Reintjes, Blessed Trinity.
NRHSAA champion: Lucas Romanelli, Governor Simcoe Zone 4 champion: Romanelli.
BOYS DOUBLES
NCAA champion: Dashiel Baktawar and Ben Klassen, Blessed Trinity.
NRHSAA champion: Peter Pilling and Luke Reinaerts, Eden
Zone 4 champion: Pilling and Reinaerts.
GIRLS SINGLES
NCAA Champion: Dylan Wall, St. Francis.
NRHSAA Champion: Isabelle Newkirk, Governor Simcoe.
Zone 4 champion: Wall.
GIRLS DOUBLES:
NCAA champion: Ashley Demita and Julia MacInnis, Denis Morris.
NRHSAA champion: Ashley Earl and Amanda Goertz, Governor Simcoe.
Zone 4 champion: Demita and MacInnis.
MIXED DOUBLES
NCAA champion: Musa Huq and Shae-Lynn Antonides, Blessed Trinity.
NRHSAA champion: Ian Sommer and Leanne DeKorte, Heritage Christian.
Zone champion: Sommer and DeKorte.
NCAA GOLF
Notre Dame, made up of Freddie D’Angelo, Hunter Brown, Steven Kozak, Matthew Martel and Brenden Morin, won the boys title at the Niagara Catholic Athletic Association golf tournament at Twenty Valley with a total of 323.
In second place with a score of 327 was the Saint Michael’s squad made up of Richard Derhodge, Blake Pingue, Pat Rakowski and Noah Fortuna.
Individual boys: Martel 34-40-74; D’Angelo 36-39-75; Blake McGowan, St. Francis 38-39-77; Jackson Strecker, Blessed Trinity 40-38-78; Owen Sarter, Denis Morris 39-39-78; Andrew Scott, Lakeshore Catholic 37-41-78; Derhodge 40-40-80; Cam Burke, Saint Paul 39-42-81; Pingue 41-41-82; Rakowski 40-42-82.
Individual girls: Alexis Alderson, Blessed Trinity 43-49-92; Anna Emond, Denis Morris 49-54-103; Siera Gaspari 54-53-107.
