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•T he IF P• H al to n H ill s •T hu rs da y, J un e 26 , 2 01 4 22 312 GUELPH ST., GEORGETOWN 905-877-2296 www.georgetowntoyota.com For inventory & pricing visit us at www.georgetowntoyota.com Model ZK3DCT-AA 2014 SIENNAV6 OWN IT FOR $30,945* or$217 tax included BiWeekly for 72 months with $2,000 down @ 0.9% NEW LOCATION or inventory & pricing visit us getowntoyota.com *See dealer for details SIENNAV6 for 72 months with $2,000 down @ 0.9% 7 PASSENgEr SPORTS "Quote/unquote" 'There was a lot of pressure on me and I guess it was enough to get it done.'-- Florin Chivu... see pg. 23 Top performers of 2013-14 for local high schools Christ the King Secondary School recently held its 12th-annual athletic banquet in the Jaguars' gymnasium, rec- ognizing the efforts of its students in the 2013-14 co-curricular program. Pictured above (front, from left) are: Mackenzie Cameron - Junior Girls' Athlete of the Year; Jessica Gormley - Tri-Achievement Award (academics, ath- letics & community involvement); Meaghan Hector - Most Promising Athlete; Gabriella Douglas - Elite Community Award of Distinction; Mary-Lynne Peel - CORE Award (Conscientious, Outgoing, Respectful & Enthusiastic); Irene Kiroplis - Senior Girls' Athlete of the Year; Maggie Sullivan - Sportsmanship Award. Back row: Aaron Orlowski - CORE Award; Greg Litster - Sportsmanship Award; Tanner Ellis - Most Promising Athlete; Ivan Peric - Senior Boys' Athlete of the Year; Tucker Johnson - Junior Boys' Athlete of the Year; Josh Kalbhenn - HEART Award. Absent from photo: Katelyn Quinn - HEART Award; Samantha Spencer - Elite Community Award of Distinction. Taylor Kroezen and Logan Stamp were recently named as Acton High School's senior athletes of the year for 2014-15. Kroezen was a multi-sport star for the Bearcats, suiting up for the volleyball, soccer, basketball and softball teams during her four years at the school. The French immersion student will attend York University's Glendon College next year in the in- ternational studies program. Stamp became the first Acton student to ever win an OFSAA snowboarding gold medal after taking top spot in the alpine competition held at the Mansfield Ski Club. He is headed for the University of Waterloo in September to take physical science. Chante Burnett and Leah Holms shared the junior girls' athlete of the year award, with Jake Va- lasamis and Dan Rhynold earning junior boys' athlete of the year honours. The Georgetown Rebels held their annual athletic banquet last week to celebrate the achievements of students from the past year. Pictured above (from left) are: Matt Makovnyk - Student Athletic Council Award; Mitch- ell Catoen - Paul Legge Award (athlete with highest academic standing); Bryn de Chastelain - Bill Bingham Award (junior boys' athlete of the year); Robbie Abrams - Lyn McLaren Award (student who has contributed the most to the athletic program as an all-around performer); Jake MacNeil - Jim Hall Award (senior boys' athlete of the year); Olivia Keast - Student Athletic Council Award & Spirit Award; Anja Vesterback - co-winner of Rick Redshaw Award (athlete who rises above call of duty, ultimately improving their team's level of performance); Demi Swann & Taylor Rich- ard - co-winners of Shirley White Award (senior girls' athlete of the year); Emma Samis - Fred Kotani Award (sportsmanship) and Meghan Sippel - (junior girls' athlete of the year). Absent from photo: Lydia Geng, co- winner of Rick Redshaw Award. The Bob McKay Award was presented to the senior boys' volleyball team following their silver medal performance at the OFSAA quad-A championships in Mississauga. Christ the King Secondary School Acton High School Georgetown District High School