Track & Field SSIAA 2018

Participating Athletes in the Track and Field SSIAA Competition, May 2018

​Bastien-Dumas, Leanne
Boheman, Sara
Bond, Kaylie-Ann
Boyle, Connor
Boyle, Mackenzie
Bryson, Caleb
Bryson, Ella
Burrows, Quinn
Buskin-Ashby, Sabrina
Carvery, Ashton
Collum, Andrew
Collum-Gagnon, Kaitlyn
Duncan, Emma
Ednie, Mackenzie
Emond, Gabriel 
Erskine, Will
Fraser, Kassidy
Frost, Caitlin
Gagne, Trillion
Goppy, Sky
Hill, Lauren
Howard, Kathleen

​Lacey, Colby
Leamon, Charles
Leblanc, Brandon
Macfarlane, Kevin
Maither, Graeme
Maniadakis, Anna
Mason, Alexis
Mason, Martin
McIntyre, Maeve
Murphy, Annabelle
Nadeau-Germann, Annabelle
Nieuwenhof, Nelleke
Rennie, Ben
Scarlette, Logan
Schryvershot, Heidi
Sproule, Brian
VanHorne, Tyler
Vaudrin, Annabelle
Vitas, Richelle
Watt, Alexi
Watt, Calvin
Woods, Geordie

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Sam Burton Wins Gold at Canadian Indoor Championship

Sam Burton, a CVR athlete, competed at the Track and Field Indoor Championships at Centre Claude Robillard mid March, bringing home the gold medal in Pole Vault. After a solid season and personal best of 4m30, Sam hopes to continue training hard for the Canadian Legions National Track Meet this summer in British Columbia. Congratulations Sam!

Samuel Burton to Pole Vault in Canadian Summer Games

In the last six months, Samuel Burton competed in Quebec City, Ottawa, Toronto, Sherbrooke, Montreal as well as Hanover (New Hampshire) and New York. This year the Legion Canadian Youth Championships are in Langley, British Colombia. He has already met the “Gold” standard and therefore he is qualified for this important meet from August 9th to the 11th. Sam qualified for the Canadian Junior Championship in Ste-Therese. At this meet, Sam (age of 16) was competing against 20 year old athletes. He won a silver medal finishing only behind Shaw Barber (19 years old) of Texas, who is the Junior World Champion. Sam is competing in August at the Canadian Summer Games in Sherbrooke from August 10th to 18th, as a member of the Quebec Team. He will be the youngest male athlete to do so as these competitions include athletes up to the age of 22. He qualified by placing 1st in the Ian Hume track meet last June in Sherbrooke.

You can watch the Canada Summer Games live on television or online. Click here to find out more: https://www.jeuxducanada2013.ca/en/

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