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Saturday, May 24, 2014 E3 The Windsor Star wiiKisorstar.com St. Clair's basketball team adds all-star guards Reiner, Blythe Soccer Stars to face Detroit at Ste. Cecile LOCAL ROUNDUP THE WINDSOR STAR DAN JANISSEThe Windsor Star Massey's Emmanuel Myles competes in the triple jump during the WECSSAA track and field championships at Sandwich. LOCAL -Hi ry v.v ii I I 4 vNf: t'V A r- --ft -J HIGH SCHOOL SWOSSAA Track Field Championships Following are the female winners and top local performances (male events will appear Saturday) from the two day Southwestern Ontario Secondary Schools Association track and field championships, which wrapped up Thursday at University of Windsor Stadium. The top six finishers advance to the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations West Regional track and field meet, which will be held May 30 and 31 at University of Windsor Stadium.

KEY: A Assumption, ASC Academie Ste. Cecile, Brennan, BR Belle River, Century, CC Catholic Central, CAR Cardinal Carder, CK- Chatham-Kent), CHC Chatham Christian, CM Chatham McGregor, Essex, Forster, GA General Amherst, Herman, HA Harrow, HN Holy Names, Kennedy, Kl Kingsville, Leamington, LA Laieunesse, LC Lambton Central, LE L'Essor, MC Maranatha Christian, NL North Lambton, Pancourt, Riverside, Sandwich. SA St. Anne, SCI Sarnia Collegiate Institute. SM Sarnia MacK-enzie, SSC Sarnia St.

Christopher, SSCL Sarnia St. Clair, SJ St. Joseph, SN Sarnia Northern, TV Tecumseh Vista, UMEI United Mennonite Educational Institute, Villanova, Walkerville, Western.MIDGET BOYS 100 mitrei 1. Josh Wogiren (H) 11.53, 2. Tommy Ngongo (LE) 11.53, 3.

Patrick Douangchantha (CC) 11.77, 5. Mardin Lopez (MC) 1 1 .81 6. Mathew Shabow (HN) 11.85 100-metre hurdles 1. James Muharren (CK) 15.91, 3. Evan Kovach (TV) 17.22, 5.

Travis Kimball (HA) 17.60 200 metres 1. Logan Panek (S) 23.82, 2. Josh Wogiren (H) 23.92, 3. Patrick Douangchantha (a) 24.45, 4. Blaze Sportelli (R) 24.58, 5.

Andrew Bezarevic (M) 24.75, 6. Laith Al-Kinani (M) 24.86 300-meter hurdles 1. Blaze Sportelli (R) 43.42, 4. Ben Arquette-Jume! (A) 47.26, 6. Evan Kovach (TV) 47.64 400 metres 1.

Josh Wogiren (H) 53.61, 2. William McBride (H) 54.78, 3. Omar Luna (SJ) 55.93, 6. Damola Adenitan (M) 57.51 800 mitres 1. Brendan Simone (HN) 2:06.60, 2.

William McBride (H) 2:09.24, 3. Patrick Quinland (H) 2:10.43, 4. Brad 0'Neil (S) 2:11.06 1,500 metres 1. Brendan Simone (HN) 4:30.87, 2. William McBride (H) 4:33.91, 3.

Elijah Williams (R) 4:41.22, 4. Brad 0'Neil (S) 4:41.41 4x1 00-metre relay 1. Herman (Dante Lewis, Josh Wogiren, William McBride, Patrick Quinland) 46.77, 2. Massey (Damola Adenitan, Andrew Bezarevic, Inho Choi, Laith Al-Kinani) 46.82, 3. Holy Names (Mathew Shabow, Michael Sanchez, Alvin Ngo, David Cervini) 47.51, 4.

Kingsville (Carson Brum-mell, Darian Gray, Jaydon Fetter, Michael Hernandez) 47.89 Discus 1. Blain Wallace (M) 39.56, 3. Youssef El-Nasser (M) 36.02, 5. William Layman (TV) 32.82, 6. Alessandro Kerr (A) 31.46 High lump 1.

Jesse Devogelaere (SA) 1.62, 3. Yujie Miao Javilln 1. Nevin Novacco (BR) 42.31, 2. Shayne Purdy (GA) 41.83, 3. Inho Choi (M) 40.92, 4.

William Layman (TV) 40.19 Long jump 1. Logan Panek (S) 5.97, 2. Jaydon Fetter (Kl) 5.40, 3. Alex Needs (LE) 5.36, 6. Brayden Klemens (L) 5.26 Poll vault 1.

Colin Chappus (S) 2.95, 2. Jesse Devogelaere (SA) 2.70, 3. Julian Pieniazek (SA) 2.65, 4. Bryan Matthieu (S) 2.35, 5. Remington Stacey (SA) 2.20, 6.

Kyle Nevill Shot put 1. Anthony Atkinson (CM) 13.35, 2. Spencer Vanderlaan (MC) 13.19, 5. Blain Wallace (M) 12.02, 6. Robbie Reese (K) 11.86 The St.

Clair Saints bolstered their men's basketball roster with a couple of local high school all stars. The Saints announced that Amherst point guard Max Reiner and Herman shooting guard Trevelle Blythe will join the program this fall. Head coach Matt Devin described Reiner as "one of the biggest recruits we have been able to bring into the fold." Reiner won the coveted Mr. Basketball award for WECS-SAA's Tier I this past season. He won the same award for the 2012-13 season when the Generals played in Tier IL "His ability to handle the ball and distribute is really what drew him to us, especially since we had guys playing out of position there last year," Devin said.

Blythe averaged 15 points a game for the Green Griffins and was a Tier I first-team all-star last season. "He can shoot it," Devin said. "That's something we were looking to add." The Saints posted an 11-7 record in the OCAA's West Division last season which tied them for fourth in the conference. They lost their playoff qualifying game to Durham College. CHL awards Belle River's Aaron Ekblad and Windsor's D.J.

Smith are both nominated for Canadian Hockey League awards, which will be presented Saturday in London. The 18-year-old Ekblad, who plays for the Barrie Colts, is the Ontario Hockey League nominee for the CHL's defenceman of the year. Ekblad is the first Essex County to play to win the OHL award after putting up career highs in goals (23), assists (30) points (53) and penalty minutes (91) in 58 games in his third season in the league. Val-d'Or's Guillaume Gelinas and Portland's Derrick Pouliot are the other two nominees for the award. The 37-year-old Smith is up for the CHL's coach-of-the-year award after guiding 1 1 I rr" i i NCK SRANCACCOrhe Wndsor Star Ottawa Synchro swimmers Molly Devolin, left, and Sascha Motz perform at the Ontario Synchronized Swimming Championships at the Windsor International Aquatic and Training Centre Friday.

Acrey (V) 4:27.35, 5. Adam Sghaier (M) 4:2895 3,000 metres 1. Ouinn Cannella (CK) 9 11.44. 2. Mitchell Ubene (TV) 9:14.89.

3. Shawn Acrey (V) 9:53.38, 4. Brendan Heik-kinen (H) 9:56.56, 6. Eli Esco (W) 10:43.08 41 00-metre relay 1. Brennan (Jared Brothers, Austin Ritchie, Liam LeClair, Nathan Lomascolo) 45.23, 2.

St. Joseph (Peter Bahnam, James Charron, Miguel Fontecha, Rojae Rowe) 46.02, 4. General Amherst (Aaron Hunter, Jared Capaldi. Steele Meloche. Mitchell Wright) 46.39, 6.

Herman (Elijah Blythe, Thamer El-Husaini, Justin Graves, Branden McCraney (H) 46.73 Discus 1. Ethan Carleton (SJ) 48.07. 2. Zach Riddell (GA) 45.53, 4. Fletcher Smith (BR) 44 06, 5.

Amandeep Sehmbi (TV) 43.31, 6. Austin Doyle (TV) 40.79 High jump 1. Sebastian Smith (SN) 1.86, 2. Marcus Cooper (HN) 1.83, 3. Dallas Akins (S) 1.83,4.

Erik Erickson (K) 1.71 Javelin 1. Fletcher Smith (Br) 47.97, 3. Andrew Clark (BR) 50.45, 4. Brad Thibert (BR) 48.40, 6. Allen Cai (M) 43.62 Long jump 1.

Sebastien Smith (SN) 6.18, 2. Marcus Cooper (HN) 6.06 Pole vault 1 Andrew Dureno (S) 2.95, 2. Jordan Lupas (SA) 2.80, 3. Ruan Smit (Kl) 2.50. 4.

Matthew Brockman (SA) 2.35, 4. Aric Aiton (S) 2.35, 6. Patrick Matthew (SA) 2.20 Shot put 1. Fletcher Smith (BR) 16.63, 2. Ethan Carleton (SJ) 15.44, 3.

Collin Hedges (HA) 14.22, 6. Kaine Stevenson (H) 13 50 Triple jump 1. James Tyler (NL) 12.96, 4. Marcus Cooper (HN) 1 2.31 5. Taimoor Ali (M) 12.29 SENIOR BOYS 100 metres 1.

Joey Eddleston (SSP) 10.92, 2. Skye Wolfe (E) 10.95, 3. Nicolas Tugui (K) 11.01, 4. Brandon Lee-Hyman (S) 11.08, 6. Dylan Papak (H) 11.12 Open ambulatory 100 metres 1.

Wyatt Lippert (GA) 16.78 Open intellectual 100 metres 1. Sean Wesh-linski (SM) 13.23 (new record), 3. James St. Denis (B) 13.03, 4. Kenneth Lai (C) 16.51 110-metre hurdles 1.

Nathan Hesman (S) 14.36, 6. Joseph Gignac (GA) 15.81 200 mitres 1 Giordano LaCivita (HN) 23.02, 2. Noah Renaud (V) 23.06, 4. Brandon Lee-Hyman (S) 23.18, 5. Skye Wolfe (E) 23.22, 6.

Nicolas Tugui (K) 23.67 400 metres 1. Dylan Papak (H) 49.50, 2. Carter Day (M) 49.68, 3. Giordano LaCivita (HN) 50.00, 4. Stephen McEwen (MC) 50.94 400-metre hurdles 1.

Stephen McEwan (MC) 56.05, 2. Nathan Hesman (S) 56.86, 4. Joseph Gignac (GA) 58.55, 5. Devon Woods (H) 1:00.46 800 metres 1. Carter Day (M) 1:56.48, 2.

Alex Rocheleau (M) 1:58.88, 3. Kyle Denomme (R) 1:59.42, 4. Matthew Pardo (GA) 1:59.91, 5. Enrique Nepomuceno (HN) 2:00.42 Open ambulatory 800 metres 1. Wyatt Lip-pert (GA) 3:20.54 1,500 metres 1.

Miles Matthews (BR) 4:01.89, 2. Carter Day (M) 4:05.02, 3. Alex Rocheleau (M) 4:05.47, 5. Skylar Edwards (M) 4:07.33 Open steeplechase 1. Josh Kellier (CK) 6:17.60, 2.

Brendan Wallace (M) 6:27.62, 3. Skylar Edwards (M) 6.32.09, 5. Mitch Salter (E) 6:36.24 3,000 metres 1. Miles Matthews (BR) 8:38.75, 3. Alex Rocheleau (M) 8:50.28, 4.

Skylar Edwards (M) 8:50.79, 6. Evan Ubene (BR) 9:04.65 4i100-metre relay 1. Herman (Riley Milligan, Dylan Papak, Marcus Kentner, Devon Woods) 43.19, 2. Sandwich (Brandon Lee-Hyman, Tristan Lee-Hyman, Nathan Hesman, Nick 0'Neil) 43.37, 4. Kennedy (Joshua Richer, Nicolas, Donovan Brooks, Daniel George) 44.01, 5.

Villanova (Ricardo Rabanes, Noah Renaud, Colin Pretty, Connor Rosaasen) 44.06 4i400-metre relay 1. Herman (Dylan Papak, Devon Woods, Josh Wogiren. Marcus Kentner) 3:26.38, 2. Massey (Carter Day, Alex Rocheleau, Kalvin Mercier, Graeme Fisher) 3:27.20, 3. Sandwich (Logan Panek, Brandon Lee-Hyman, Nathan Hesman, Nick 0'Neil) 3:33.26, 5.

Brennan (Albert Claret, Brandon Dumeah, Miguel Martinez, Austin Ritchie) 3:35.90 Discus 1. Trevor Affleck (Kl) 40.09, 2. Zehao Liu (M) 38.18, 6. Drew Desjarlais (BR) 34.97 High jump 1. Niles Crews (SN) 2.00, 5.

Trevor Way (M) 1.83, 6. Joel Wilson (GA) 1.83 Javelin 1. Matt Withers (SN) 53.46, 2. Justin Fisher (M) 47.96, 3. Alex Keys (B) 47.66, 5.

Max Mariani (B) 45.76 Long jump 1. Cormac Brown (SSP) 6.84, 2. Angelo Bortolin (HN) 6.56, 3. Skye Wolfe (E) 6.55, 4. Ranz Remplllo (HN) 6.50, 6.

Destin Gardner (M) 6.39 Pole vault 1 Devan Primeau (H) 4.30, 2. Brad Gyemi (SA) 3.55, 3. Richard Lupus (S) 2.20 Shot put 1. Norvell McGlaun (H) 14.42. 2.

Keith Carscadden (BR) 14.23, 3. Logan Webster (Kl) 13.65, 4. Curtis Lister (TV) 13.23, 5. Mo Malik (BR) 12.93 Triple lump 1. Amari Jones (R) 13.46, 2.

Angelo Bortolin (HN) 13.27, 5. Derek Toews (UMEI) 12.87, 6. Joel Wilson (GA) 12.65 junior boys that finished in the top 40 last year, junior girls and collegiate boys that finished in the top six and collegiate girls in the top three last year Those players exempted will serve as volunteer walking scorers Sunday Stars soccer The Windsor Stars will face Detroit FC of the National Professional Soccer League in an exhibition Saturday at noon at Academie Ste. Cecile. The Stars will show off their roster that will compete in the Ontario Soccer Association's new League One.

Admission to the game is $5 with children under age 15 admitted free. The Stars will open the League One season May 31st on the road against Internacional de Toronto. Ontario Lacrosse Association junior game at Forest Glade Arena at 7 p.m. Windsor beat the Red Devils in Wallaceburg earlier this month 12-11 with Dylan Riley and Trevor Learn each scoring three goals in that game. Jamieson tour The Jamieson Junior Golf Tour qualifier is set for Sunday at Fox Glen with registration at noon and a shotgun start at 1:30 p.m.

This is the 27th year of the tour with Jamieson entering its fifth year as the title sponsor. More than 90 golfers are set to tee off at the event seeking 40 junior boys' spots, 11 junior girls' spots, six spots for the collegiate boys and four spots for the collegiate girls. There are 50 player exemptions for this year's tour with the Oshawa Generals to the best record in the OHL's Eastern Conference at 42-20-0-6 in just his second year with the team. The former Windsor Spitfires coach and captain is nominated for the award along with Baie-Comeau's Eric Veilleux and Victoria's Dave Lowry The CHL Awards ceremony begins at 1 p.m. Saturday at The Grand Theatre in downtown London.

Junior lacrosse The Windsor Clippers will put their unbeaten home record on the line Saturday against the division rival Wallaceburg Red Devils. The Far West Division-leading Clippers (8-1) hold a two-game lead over the second-place Red Devils (6-3) heading into the Lancers earn CFL deals Triple jump 1. Logan Panek (S) 12.60, 2. Jordan Klassen (BR) 12.24, 3. Emmanuel Myles (M0 12.21, 5.

Inho Choi (M) 11.65, 6. Brayden Klemens (L) 11.20 JUNIOR BOYS 100 metres 1. Daniel Panetta (HN) 11.30, 2. Jared Capaldi (GA) 11.31, 3. Jared Brothers (B) 11.35, 5.

Austin Ritchie (B) 11.55 110-metre hurdles 1. Felix Marchand (CK) 14.70, 2. David Collins (TV) 14.85, 3. Cns- tian Agostini (SJ) 15.04, 5. Noah Leschyna (BR) 15.27.

Kayne Hearns (E) 15.32 200 metres 1. Jared Capaldi (GA) 23.26, 2. Daniel Panetta HN) 23.67, 3. Jared Brothers (B) 23.69, 4. Brayden Houle (LA) 23.82, 5.

Austin Ritchie (B) 23.86, 6. Jacob Bechard (TV) 24.11 300-mitra hurtles 1. David Collins (TV) 42.98, 2. Noah Leschyna (BR) 43.82, 4. Cristian Agostini (SJ) 44.20, 5.

Nathan Lo-mascolo (B) 44.38, 6. Kayne Hears (E) 44.65 400 mitres 1. Graeme Fisher (M) 52.75, 2. Liam LeClair (B) 53.56, 4. Jared Capaldi (GA) 54.01, 5.

Brayden Houle (LA) 54.27 100 mitres 1. Quinn Cannella (CK) 1:59.36, 2. Graeme Fisher (M) 1:59.88, 4. Adam Sghaier (M) 2:05.64, 5. Brendan McCarthy (HN) 2:06.60 1,500 mitres 1.

Quinn Cannella (CK) 4:11.15, 2. Graeme Fisher (M) 4:20.69, 3. Mitchell Ubene (TV) 4:21.36, 4. Shawn Lakewood Shores Resort "Home of the Gailes, Blackshire Serradella" 3 Great 3 Unique Experiences! "July Savings Golf Packages!" Former Brescacin, Whonder sign free-agent contracts JIM PARKER The Windsor Star A pair of the University of Windsor Lancers football products stand as examples that you don't need to be selected in the Canadian Football League Draft to make it as a pro. Receiver Jordan Brescacin signed a free-agent contract with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers while linebacker Akeem Whonder inked a free-agent deal with the Calgary Stam-peders.

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