Massey dominates city finals
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This article was published 27/04/2016 (3849 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The Vincent Massey Vikings will be well represented at the provincial high school badminton championships.
All six varsity athletes who have booked their ticket to the event, set for May 6-7 in Winkler, are from the school.
Owen Liang and Kevin Mu booked their ticket by winning the varsity boys’ doubles title 21-8, 21-11 over Devon Cooper and Shawn Eisler of Crocus Plains on Tuesday at Massey. Jordan Ainsworth and Riley Chen placed third.
Hailey Curtis and Jenna Yang claimed the varsity girls’ doubles title after beating fellow Vikings Hannah Corenblum and Nicole Russel in their final. Neelin’s Adriana Quiring and Madison Hayden finished third.
Cole Mushumanski and Laura Rincon booked their tickets in singles competition late Monday. Mushumanski beat fellow Massey player Jammie Lee 21-19, 21-12 in the varsity boys’ final while Rincon beat Hayden 21-15, 21-16 in the varsity girls’ one. Colby Sobchuk and Cornblum placed third in their respective divisions.
In JV play, Massey’s Andy Wang and Zetong Li beat Neelin’s Cauy Farthing and Hayden Johnson 21-14 in their boys’ doubles final. Kate O’Rourke and Katelyn Wark beat fellow Vikings Shaelyn Gustafson and Abby Wakewich 21-15 in the girls’ final.
In Monday’s singles play, Drew Curtis defeated O’Rourke 21-15 in the girls’ final. Riley Paul of Neelin claimed the boys’ title after knocking off Wang 21-11, 21-10.
The mixed doubles city championships will be decided at Massey today.
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