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Most colleges in Ontario will return to a full campus experience this September, meaning varsity sports are back, as well, and the Cambrian College Golden Shield are ready to play.
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“We’re excited to be finally allowed to compete again with a full return of varsity sports,” Cambrian College athletic director Tim Yu said in a press release. “For our student athletes, playing and competing at a high level is an important part of their college experience and also a determining factor in which school they choose to attend.”
Cambrian’s badminton, cross-country running, soccer and volleyball teams will return to full competition this fall and winter semesters.
“Sports plays such an integral role in the campus experience,” added Bill Best, president of Cambrian College and a former chair of the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association. “It builds and bolsters school spirit and gives us all something to enjoy and cheer for after what has been a long couple of years. I’m excited to welcome back our members of the Golden Shield and hope everyone will come out to watch.”
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Cambrian College welcomed the following new members of its men’s and women’s Golden Shield soccer and volleyball teams. They include athletes across Ontario and across the country:
Men’s soccer
– Luca Gaeda, Toronto
—Skylar Larocque, Sudbury
– Matthew McGrouther, Barrie
– Scott McGrouther, Barrie
— Jack Jordan, Sudbury
– Aneirin Rankin-Walker, Newmarket
Women’s soccer
—Olivia Lawrie, Kelowna
– Claire O’Grady, Brampton
—Zenna Hillard, North Bay
– Emma Mousseau, Barrie
Men’s volleyball
– Dylan Terris, Sudbury
— Kurtis Terris, Sudbury
—Nathan Scully, Sudbury
– Tyson Brazeau, Sturgeon Falls
Women’s volleyball
— France Mondoux, Sturgeon Falls
– Mackenzie Selk, Hanmer
– Maisie Craig, Waitress