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WYLIE COYOTE: Aquinas runner completes OFSAA medal collection Continued from page 44 45 · Friday, June 15, 2012 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.insideHALTON.com Forest Trail student James Wylie runs the final leg of the intermediate boys' 4x100-metre relay during the Halton District School Board's Harker elementary senior relay meet recently in Burlington. Forest Trail finished second in the boys' race, helping the Coyotes to the overall intermediate championship at the meet. NIKKI WESLEY / OAKVILLE BEAVER / @HALTON_PHOTOG Forest Trail intermediate champs, Maple Grove two golds at Harker Forest Trail won the intermediate team championship and Maple Grove won the intermediate and senior boys' races, highlighting Oakville schools' participation at the Halton District School Board's Harker senior relay meet recently in Burlington. Eastview, Heritage Glen, Pine Grove, Post's Corners, Sunningdale and W.H. Morden were the other local schools to post top-six finishes in at least one event. Students from Grades 6-8 competed in either a 4x100metre or 4x400m relay at the meet, which drew 49 elementary schools from across the region. Below is a list of local top-six finishers at the Harker meet. another silver medal." Guay won two silvers at OFSAA a year ago and added a third a day earlier in the 400m, where she narrowly missed out on her first gold. She came in just 0.16 seconds behind London's Taylor Sharpe in the junior girls 400m. A two-time Golden Horseshoe crosscountry champion, Guay had always run distance races in elementary school. But last year Abbey Park coach Greg Dailey entered her in 200m, 400m and 800m races as well. By the time the provincial high school championships rolled around, she had qualified for three events but dropped the longest of them, the 1,500m. This year, Dailey took it another step further and entered Guay in some 100m races. With Guay having set school records for midget girls from 200m to 3,000m, he thought he'd see if she could "cover the board" as a junior. It would pay unexpected benefits, though. "It's the perfect combination," Dailey said. "If someone takes the race out hard, she can stay with them and she's got that finishing kick. From a coaching standpoint, it's ideal." "It's good to have both sides of it," Guay said. "I can take the race and use different strategies." Dailey said Guay executed her strategy perfectly in the 400m but came up just short at the line against last year's midget champion. Guay took the lead and Taylor caught her around the 300m mark. Guay made up ground down the final stretch but Taylor just held her off to win in 57.43 seconds. Kelly Hennessy also earned a medal at the OFSAA meet, bringing home a bronze in the senior girls' 3,000m. That gives the St. Thomas Aquinas student a full set of OFSAA track medals after winning a gold (3,000m) and silver (1,500m) in 2010. Hennessy held off Toronto's Sarah Emilio by two-tenths of a second to take the bronze in 10:02.54. Hennessy also finished sixth in the senior girls 1,500m with a time of 4:39.60. Blakelock's Brandon Tyrell just missed out on the podium, finishing fourth in the junior boys 100m with a time of 11.06 seconds. Holy Trinity's Brandon Cyrus finished fifth in the midget boys high jump, clearing 1.75m. -- Herb Garbutt can be followed on Twitter @Herbgarbutt HARKER SENIOR RELAYRESULTS JUNIOR Girls 4x100m (Rec. 56.40) 6. Sunningdale 1:00.38 Boys 4x100m (Rec. 55.60) 4. Sunningdale 58.93 6. Heritage Glen 59.89 Overall 4. Sunningdale 7 pts INTERMEDIATE Girls 4x100m (54.00) 2. Forest Trail 57.30 4. Pine Grove 57.45 5. Heritage Glen 5.70 Boys 4x100m (Rec. 50.32) 1. Maple Grove 52.19 2. Forest Trail 52.21 3. Eastview 52.25 Overall 1. Forest Trail 14 pts 3. Maple Grove 10 pts 6. Eastview 5 pts SENIOR Girls 4x100m (Rec. 54.40) 5. Post's Corners 56.78 6. Eastview 57.10 Boys 4x100m (Rec. 48.99) 1. Maple Grove 50.33 5. W.H. Morden 51.64 6. Eastview 53.00 Overall 2. Maple Grove 10 pts MIXED JR/INT/SR Mixed 4x400m (4:25.05) 3. Sunningdale 4:31.01 Buzz wins seventh straight game Eddie Renaud scored four consecutive goals and Pat Shea added four more to lead the Oakville Buzz to its seventh straight win, a 16-7 decision over the Mississauga Tomahawks Wednesday in Mississauga. Three of Shea's markers came in the first period, when the Buzz outscored its hosts 8-1. Renaud rattled off his four straight tallies in the final frame. Alex Whiffing contributed three goals and five assists for Oakville, which improved to 12-4-1 and sits four points behind the Halton Hills Bulldogs (14-2-1) for top spot in the Ontario Lacrosse Association junior B loop's South East Division. Mike Beirgard, Todd Nakasuji, Ryan Callaghan, Bryan Campbell and Robert Bentivegna also scored in the rout. The Buzz will look to cut into the Bulldogs' division lead tonight (Friday) when it hosts Halton Hills at Glen Abbey Recreation Centre. Game time is scheduled for 8 p.m.