After day 2 of OFSAA, at least 8 of the 9 ROPSSAA soccer representatives have been eliminated. (The 9th is unknown since the organisers of Boys A OFSAA in Barrie seems to have forgotten that they have a web site.) Two were eliminated after round-robin play while the other six were all defeated in the quarter-finals, three by teams from nearby York Region.
Boys A Soccer in Barrie
Still no results posted after 2 days of action. However, you can download a listing of tournament revenue and fees earned by the referees each day. *rolls eyes*
Boys AA Soccer in Timmins
#2 St. Paul finished the round robin with a record of 1-2-1 after drawing against Sacred Heart (Walkerton) 1-1 and losing to St. Mary (Brockville) 1-0 today. They have been eliminated from the tournament after finishing fourth in their group.
Unranked St. Marcellinus finished the round robin with a record of 2-2 after after losing to Beaver Brae (Kenora) 1-0 and defeating Timmins 5-1. They advanced to the quarter-finals after finishing second in their group where they lost 5-1 to Archbishop Dennis O'Connor (Ajax). They are now eliminated from further play.
Boys AAA Soccer in Windsor
#1 Campion finished the round robin with a record of 3-0-1 after defeating Anderson (Whitby) 8-0 and Monsignor Doyle (Cambridge) 3-0. They advanced to the quarter-finals after finishing first in their group where they lost 1-0 to Holy Cross (Woodbridge). They are now eliminated from further play.
Boys AAAA Soccer in Toronto
#1 Notre Dame finished the round robin with a record of 2-1 after defeating Notre Dame College (Welland) 3-2. They advanced to the quarter-finals after finishing second in their group where they lost 1-0 to St. Elizabeth (Thornhill). They are now eliminated from further play.
Girls A Soccer in Windsor
#10 Joan of Arc finished the round robin with a record of 2-1 after losing to Glengarry (Alexandria) 5-0 and defeating Marathon 3-0. They advanced to the quarter-finals after finishing second in their group where they lost 8-0 to St. Thomas of Villanova (King City). They are now eliminated from further play.
Girls AA Soccer in Wallaceburg
#4 Ascension finished the round robin with a record of 0-4 after losing to Chippewa (North Bay) 5-0 and Wallaceburgh 5-0. They have been eliminated from the tournament after finishing fifth in their group.
Girls AAA Soccer in Chatham
#7 Iona finished the round robin with a record of 2-1 after losing to Assumption (Burlington) 3-0 and defeating St. Johns (Brantford) 3-0. They advanced to the quarter-finals after finishing second in their group where they lost 1-0 to St. Paul (Niagara Falls). They are now eliminated from further play.
Girls AAAA Soccer in Woodbridge
#8 Mount Carmel finished the round robin with a record of 1-0-2 after drawing against Notre Dame (Burlington) 0-0. They advanced to the quarter-finals after finishing second in their group where they lost 1-0 in penatly kicks to St. Anne (Tecumseh). They are now eliminated from further play.
Both girls rugby qualifiers were also eliminated from championship contention in the quarter-finals today.
Girls AAAA/AAA Rugby in Toronto
#6 Applewood lost to Lakeshore Catholic (Port Colborne) 12-0 in the quarter-finals. They played IE Weldon (Linday) in a friendly match but no score was available. They are now eliminated from further play.
Girls AA/A Rugby hosted by Mentor College in Oakville
#7 Mentor College lost to Sacred Heart (Walkerton) 17-3 in the championship quarter-finals. They later lost to Westlane (Niagara Falls) 12-3 in the consolation semi-finals. They are now eliminated from futher play.
While there are no ROPSSAA scores to post tomorrow, unless the folks in Barrie rediscover the net, I will give a quick run down of the medallists.
Girls Slowpitch: Congratulations to Gonzaga who easily defeated Loyola 13-1 in Monday's championship game. The girls fastpitch final was today and I will post the final result on Wednesday.
Boys Tier 2 Baseball: Heart lake defeated Bramalea 4-3 while Glenforest was all over St. Augustine 11-3 in Monday's semi-finals. They will meet Wednesday in the final ROPSSAA championship of the school year.
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