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Loyola's Kristin O'Neill won her fifth OFSAA track and field medal, taking silver in the senior girls' 800 metres Saturday at Varsity Stadium in Toronto. O'Neill finished in a time of 2:11.94 with only Canterbury's (Ottawa) Erinn Stenman-Fahey bettering her time with a 2:10.97. The Grade 11 student was a double medallist at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) meet in each of her first two years. She won gold in the 800m and bronze in the 1,500m in Grade 9. She repeated her victory in the 800m in Grade 10, and earned a bronze in the 400m. O'Neill also reached the final of the 400m this year, finishing fifth with a time of 55.45 seconds. O'Neill also has a sixth OFSAA Silver in 800m brings O'Neill's OFSAA track medal count to five Titans edge Wallaceburg to earn split on Sr. B road trip Reed Board recorded a hat trick, Jon Mason collected five points and the Oakville Titans salvaged a split of their weekend road trip with a 10-8 win over the Wallaceburg Thrashers Sunday. Mack Abbott and Eddie Renaud each added a pair of goals, with singles going to Todd Blaxam, Eric Wales and Mason. Wales also contributed three assists and Craig Wende earned the win in net for the Titans, who improved their Ontario Lacrosse Association senior B record to 3-5. Oakville lost the previous evening in Ohsweken, 16-7 to the host Six Nations Rivermen. Jordan Godin paced the Titans with three goals and an assist. Mason (two goals, one assist) and Todd Kozak (one goal, two helpers) had three-point outings, and Chris Buswell supplied Oakville's other marker. At the halfway point of the season, the Titans are tied with the Ennismore James Gang for fifth place in the seven-team league. However, the team will play five of its final eight games at its Toronto Rock Athletic Centre home in Oakville, including Sunday versus Wallaceburg. 37 | Friday, June 12, 2015 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com medal, a silver, in hockey. Abbey Park's Nicole Parsons narrowly missed out on making the midget girls' 400m final. Her qualifying time of 1:00.599 was just behind the eighth-place time of 1:00.594. Parsons also finished 24th in the midget girls' 800m. Abbey Park teammate Yihang Qin was 13th in the midget boys' triple jump and 19th in the long jump. Loyola's Tamia Noel placed 15th in the midget girls' shot put. T.A. Blakelock's Kissiah Griffiths was 17th in the junior girls' high jump and Iroquois Ridge's Mathieu Marek was 22nd in the junior boys' triple jump. St. Thomas Aquinas' Isabella Carunna also qualified for OFSAA in the midget girls' 100m but did not compete. Kristin O'Neill, shown competing at the South Region track and field meet, earned her fifth OFSAA track and field medal. The Grade 11 student earned a silver medal in the 800m. | photo by Graham Paine -- Oakville Beaver Continued from p. 36 but looking pale, with a pool of blood already forming in the cockpit of his car. He said he received 14 pints of blood en route to the hospital -- more than the human body holds, or "a complete oil change" as he jokingly called it -- and then more during surgery. Even Hinchcliffe himself, didn't initially realize the gravity of the situation. "It really wasn't until several days later when I'd been moved out of ICU, (I) was kind of sitting around with some friends and family and some of the doctors, really hearing all of their firstperson accounts of how that day was for them, that it really began to sink in just how serious the injuries were and how very close it was to being a different story," he said. "That was the first time I had an appreciation of the severity of the situation." Twenty-three days after the accident, Hinchcliffe said all aspects of his recovery are ahead of schedule. "My condition improves almost daily," he said. "I still do spend a significant amount of the day kind of off my feet. The nature of my injuries were such that it kind of makes getting around a little bit difficult." He has been cleared to use an elliptical machine for short periods and has been tracking his steps daily, topping out at 4,000. Hinchcliffe said the fractured pelvis he suffered causes the most discomfort, but he is almost completely off pain medication. Thursday, he received medical clearance to travel so he can Hinchcliffe cleared to return home to attend Toronto race attend the Honda Indy Toronto, where he will serve as the grand marshal and give the `start your engines' command. Usually one to make light of a situation, the emotion was evident in Hinchcliffe's voice in an interview with Sportsnet Wednesday where he first discussed the topic of missing the Toronto race. He has attended every race at the Exhibition grounds, either as a spectator or driver, since he was 18 months old. There is no date to return to racing, and Hinchcliffe made it clear there was never any doubt that he would. Even while still on a ventilator and communicating by pen and paper, one of his first questions was `When can I drive again?' Not will, when. "I think it's because we're all absolutely insane, wired wrong. We're all competitors. This is what we live to do," he said. "Despite the fact that something of this nature happened, it's something that we all acknowledge can happen. So if it does, it's not going deter us from getting in the car because we know before something like this happens that it's possible, and we still get in the car." Hinchcliffe said he will require one more surgery, likely in four to six weeks "to undo some things that were done during the emergency surgery, just to keep me healthy and safe." He'll face another recovery period following that before he's able to begin working out and regain the strength needed to control a 1,500-pound car at 200 mph. 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