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UCDSB athletes bring home six medals from OFSAA Track and Field Championships

Thousand Islands Secondary School senior girls 4×100 metre relay team. Photo via UCDSB.

Student athletes from across the Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB) won big at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) Track and Field Championships this past week.

Held in St. Catharines from Thursday, June 4 to Saturday, June 6, 2026, UCDSB athletes earned three gold medals, two silver medals, and one bronze medal, shared a UCDSB press release issued on Monday, June 8, 2026.

Tyson Dalzell from Carleton Place High School won a gold medal in novice boys shot put.

Carleton Place High School’s Tyson Dalzell, novice boys shot put. Photo via UCDSB.

The rest of the winning UCDSB athletes came from Thousand Islands Secondary School. The 4×100 metre senior girls relay team, consisting of Tiawna Anderson, Victoria Ford, Isobel Orji, Emma St. Pierre, and Olivia St. Pierre, won a silver medal.

The open girls 4×400 metre relay team, consisting of Victoria Ford, Lilah Kinch, Avalea Simpson, Emma St. Pierre and Olivia St. Pierre, won a gold medal.

Thousand Islands Secondary School open girls 4×400 metre relay team. Photo via UCDSB.

Joey Conklin won a bronze medal in junior boys pole vault.

Thousand Islands Secondary School’s Joey Conklin, junior boys pole vault. Photo via UCDSB.

Finally, Isobel Orji won a gold medal in junior girls 100 metre and a silver medal in junior girls 200 metre.

Thousand Islands Secondary School’s Isobel Orji, junior girls 100 and 200 metre. Photo via UCDSB.

Athletes from 14 UCDSB secondary schools qualified for and competed at the provincial championships, listed below:

For more information, visit the OFSAA website.

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