Mayfield had some top athletes this year

July 26, 2016 · 0 Comments

There were many athletic achievements over the last school year at Mayfield Secondary School.
The annual Athletic Banquet was held last month, and the school recently released the list of most valuable and most improved players in the various sports.
Fall season
Senior boys football: (Defence) MVP — Colin MacLennan, MIP — Jakim Perry, (offence) MVP — Marquise Bradley, MIP — Marquise Bradley, (lineman) MVP — Jared Gamvidana, MIP — Colton Mills.
Junior boys football: (Offence) MVP — Josh Bridge, (lineman) MVP — Nathan Woods, (defence) MVP — John Milkovich.
Girls flag football: (Offence) MVP — Bryn Ferris, (defence) MVP — Karrissa Lilly, MIP — Jotam Chouhan.
Senior boys volleyball: MVP — Sean Douglas Murray, MIP — Sharife Amos-Ross.
Junior boys volleyball: MVP — James Ferris, MIP — Robert Morton.
Senior girls basketball: MVP — Katya Dondi, MIP — Harnoor Deol.
Junior girls basketball: MVP — Rayven Rigato-Concle, MIP — Sermon Gill.
Cross country: (Midget girls) MVP: — Cayleigh Gilbert, MIP — Kate Panzica, (midget boys) MVP — Cameron Agostino, MIP — William Wootton, (junior girls) MVP — Lindsay Appleton, MIP — Christina Morgan, (senior girls) MVP — Madalyn Newhouse, MIP — Rachel Brockway, MIP — Shannon Mustard, (senior boys) MVP — James Cromack, MIP — Nathan Kovach.
Golf: MVP — Cougar Collins, MIP — Tucker Hardy.
Tennis: (Junior) MVP — Lucas Goulding, MIP — Alice Chen, (senior) MVP — Rachel Chan-Yaneff, MIP — Maja Brajkovich.
Field hockey: MVP — Renee Carriere, MIP — Laura Frazer.
Winter season
Alpine: MVP — Carly Turner, MVP — Jake Yeigh, MIP — Brooke Mulcahy, MIP — Adrian Reid.
Junior boys basketball: MVP — Evan Chabot, MIP — Justin Yip.
Senior boys basketball: MVP — Sean Fasoyiro, MIP — Marquise Bradley.
Nordic: (Junior girls) MVP — Emma Grove, MIP — Emma Wilson, (junior boys) MVP — John Milkovich, MIP — Josh Mihkelson, (senior girls) MVP — Rachel Chan-Yaneff, MIP — Rachel Brockway, (senior boys) MVP — Michael Wootton, MIP — Jake Mihkelson.
Junior girls volleyball: MVP — Kate Prieditis, MIP — Abiola Sholola.
Senior girls volleyball: MVP — Lauren Sansalone, MIP — Danielle Grabowski.
Boys hockey: MVP — Riley Valade, MIP — Dryden Lewis.
Girls hockey: MVP — Hunter Barnett, MVP — Bryn Ferris, MIP — Maddie Gibson.
Junior girls curling: MVP — Megan Ryan, MIP — Jessie Reynolds.
Junior mixed curling: MVP — Ryan Hawley, MIP — Zoe Lynch.
Senior boys curling: MVP — Tobin Haas, MIP — Bradan Vanstone.
Senior girls curling: MVP — Sarah Bailey, MIP — Sarah Peckoskie-Schwier.
Spring season
Rowing: MVP junior girls — Katrina Meng, MVP senior girls — Rachel Chan-Yaneff, MVP senior boys — Noah Chalifoux.
Junior boys rugby: MVP forwards — John Milkovich, MVP backwards — Josh Bridge, MVP bantam forwards — Liam Terry, MVP bantam backwards — Darcy McClure.
Senior boys rugby: MVP forwards — Spencer Fisher, MVP backwards — Kyle Skinkle.
Senior girls rugby: MVP forward — Lauryn Legerton, MVP backwards — Hannah Portch.
Girls rookie lacrosse: MVP — Raylene Hickey.
Girls varsity lacrosse: MVP — Chelsea Crang.
Varsity boys soccer: MVP — Cole Eddy, MVP — Harnoor Dhota.
Junior girls soccer: MVP — Caiya Mascoll-Sylvester.
Track and field: MVP — Lindsay Appleton, MVP — Emily Newton, MVP — James Cromack, MVP — Dylan Proulx.
Girls rookie lacrosse: Rookie of the year — Alyssa Halls, Lauren McCannell, Valerie Rattanatray, most dedicated player — Hannah Singh.
Boys lacrosse: MVP — Keaton Wilson.
Senior girls soccer: MVP — Jotam Chouchan, MVP — Bryn Ferris.
Slow pitch: MVP — Alicia Cruz.
Badminton: MIP — Justin Mah, Kim Phoumivong, Blaze Vrozos.