Local Sports for Wednesday June 13

Manitou Forest Products remains perfect in the men's division of the Borderland Soccer League.

Ahamado Idrissou scored three times as Manitou recorded its seventh straight shutout win, blanking the La Place Rendez-Vous Voyageurs 6-0

In the other game, International Travel Services defeated Pharmasave 3-1.

Ian Friesen scored twice for the Travellers.



The women conclude their week in the Borderland Soccer League tonight.

Taggs Source for Sports battles Al's Racquet Stringing.

Boston Pizza plays the La Place RendezVous Voyageurs.





Big Grassy Braves remain unbeaten in the Rainy River District Fastball League after defeating Couchiching 18-10.

Elsewhere, Rainy River walloped the Sabaskong Lakers 24-10

Big Island blanked Manitou 17-nothing with the league's home run leader Sean Comegon belting two more.

Sight & Sound Wolves got by the  Sabaskong Cubs 4-1.

Beefs Warriors beat Stratton Eagles 9-7.

Barwick defeated Northwest Bay 7-3.




Results from two track meets in Rainy River from last week.

Both meets involved schools in the west end of the district.

Riverview claimed the junior title.

Donald Young won the intermediate crown.


TRACK RESULTS - JUNIOR

1. Riverview - 161 points
2. Donald Young - 143 points
3. Sturgeon Creek - 119 points

Medal Winners:

Gr. 4 Boys - Jessie Phillips - Our Lady of the Way
Gr. 4 Girls - Brianna Redsky - Crossroads
Gr. 5 Boys - Jackson Arpin - Riverview
Gr. 5 Girls - Lara Wood - Riverview
Gr. 6  Boys - Sekina  Scheibler - Sturgeon Creek
Gr. 6  Girls - Mika Koostraia - Sturgeon Creek Alternative Program


TRACK RESULTS - INTERMEDIATE

Top 3 Schools:

1. Donald Young - 202 points
2. Riverview - 157 points
3. Sturgeon Creek - 121 points

Medal Winners:

Gr. 7 Boys - Myron Armstrong - Sturgeon Creek
Gr. 7 Girls - Janelle Kaemingh - Donald Young
Gr. 8 Boys  - Hunter Nielson - Sturgeon Creek
Gr. 8 Girls - Elizabeth Fraser - Riverview




A high school swimmer has been named to Fort Frances High School's Athletic Hall of Fame.

Donovan Taylor represented the School at the all-Ontario high school swimming championships in two consecutive, winning a gold and silver, a first for the school.

The honour was announced during the school's athletics awards banquet last night.

Among the other award winners, Gavin Moorhouse and Erika Moffitt who were named athletes of the year.


Boys curling - Reece Jones
Girls curling - Karleigh Wright
Jr Girls basketball - MVP - Sarah Bagacki
Jr Girls basketball - Most Improved Player - Cassandra Moffit
Sr. Girls Basketball - Mary Strain and Erika Moffitt
Jr. Boys Basketball - Darren Lundgren
Sr Boys basketball - Tim Metke
Jr. Boys Volleyball - Derek Kaemingh
Jr. Girls Volleyball - Maryam Seid and Celia Berry
Sr. Girls Volleyball - Erika Moffitt
Sr. Boys Volleyball - Braedon Keast and Brandon Sinclair
Jr badminton - Joey Onichuk Junior
Sr badminton - Bryson Skirten
Boys Soccer - MVP - Tim Metke
Boys Soccer - Outstanding - Gavin Moorhouse
Girls Soccer - MVP - Chantal Jodoin
Girls Soccer - Outstanding - Emily Drouin
Swimming - Donovan Taylor
Cross country - Hailey Beaudry
Track and Field - Mary Strain
Border Skating Club - Sophie Potvin-Begin

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

Grade 12 Male for Academic and Athletic Achievement - Gavin Moorhouse
Sportsmanship & Perseverance - Chantal Jodoin
Female Rookie of the Year - Hailey Beaudry
Male Rookie of the Year - Connor Bujold
Female Athlete of the Year - Erika Moffitt
Male Athlete of the Year - Gavin Moorhouse