LCS Winter Playoffs Wrap-Up: A Season of Champions!

Playoffs are officially over, and what a journey it has been for our LCS athletes! From CISAA gold and silver medals to OFSAA victories, our teams showed determination, skill, and heart in every competition. Congratulations to all our athletes for an incredible season!

 

For the first time since the 2017/18 season, LCS hosted a playoff hockey game at Lakefield Arena. Finishing first in the league, the team had a tough semi-final matchup against Hillfield Strathallan College (HSC), capping off a strong season.

 

Pickering College hosted the final four playoffs, where LCS faced St. John's-Kilmarnock School in the semifinals and Holy Trinity School in the bronze medal game. Despite hard-fought battles, the team fell short in both matchups, closing out their season with grit and determination.

 

 

 

A standout playoff run earned the 1st Boys a well-deserved silver medal! In the semi-finals, they defeated Toronto French School 70-59, led by a key shooting and gritty performance from Ted Wang. Oliver Holmes continued his dominant season, delivering strong performances in both the semi-finals and finals. In the championship game, they fought hard against Crestwood Preparatory College (CPC), ultimately finishing 2nd in CISAA.

 

The Jr Boys team made history, becoming the first LCS Jr Boys Basketball team to win in Division 2! Their perfect 4-0 playoff run included a 65-34 home win over Holy Trinity School, a 57-31 victory at Ridley College, and a 49-37 win against De La Salle in the semi-finals. In the championship game, they dominated Bayview Glen 80-59 to claim the CISAA title.

 

 

 

After a bye in the quarterfinals, the team swept TCS 2-0 in the semifinals (25-22, 25-12). They faced first-place Hawthorn in the championship match, battling through two nail-biting sets to win 2-0 (28-26, 31-29). This historic victory may mark the first 2nd Girls Volleyball championship win in years!

Their tournament was filled with clutch performances, including Lily ’26’s 12 straight serves against TCS and key late-game serving from Cassidy ’25 and Molly ’26 in the championship match to secure the title.

 

 

LCS Curling had a thrilling final match at Ennismore Curling Club against École Catholique Monseigneur-Jamot. The 1st team staged a massive comeback, entering the final end down 3-5 before scoring six points to win 9-5! The 2nd team maintained control throughout their match, securing a 4-1 victory. A fantastic finish to the season!

 

 

 

The Girls Snowboard Racing team dominated at OFSAA, bringing home gold with outstanding performances from Alex ’25, Isabelle ’26, Nora ’25, Nicola ’25, and Laura ’28. Alex ’25 also secured 2nd place individually!

As the winter season comes to an end, we want to congratulate all of our athletes, coaches, and supporters for an incredible playoff run. From CISAA championships to OFSAA gold, LCS teams showcased their talent and determination on every stage.

We look forward to celebrating these achievements at our Co-Curricular Awards this Monday, March 3.

Stay tuned for more action as we gear up for spring sports!