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Georgetown High wins first junior boys soccer championship

The local team captured a 2-1 victory over White Oaks Secondary School
HaltonHillsToday Staff
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Top row, from the left, coach Jordan Dias, Spencer Ezard, Ryan Ireland, Mitchel Watkins, Chase Hardcastle, Evan Dennis, Lucas Shannon, Carson Fisher, Nicholas Taylor, Chris Garner Wowk, Finn Huber, Lucas Farragos, Mark Ireland, Timothe Strout, and coach Steven Ramlal. Bottom row, from the left, Nathan Jewell, Daniel DeFrancesco, Oliver Shannon, Matin Ghorashi, Connor Hartman, William Jewell, Jack Meldrum, William Cook, and Thomas Fahlman.Photo supplied

Georgetown District High School clinched its first-ever junior boys soccer Tier 1 championship Monday in the Halton Secondary School Athletic Association’s league finals.

The match took place at Cityview Field in Burlington, where Georgetown came away with a 2-1 victory over White Oaks Secondary School.

The closely-contested game saw remarkable performances from Chris Garner-Wowk and Nicholas Taylor, both with one goal each, securing the win for Georgetown.

Under the guidance of coaches Jordan Dias and Steven Ramlal, and the leadership of captain Lucas Shannon, the team displayed exceptional teamwork, discipline, and determination throughout the playoffs, a news release said.

"The team’s undefeated record this year is a testament to the talent, dedication, and teamwork of the athletes, and it fuels anticipation for the continued success of Georgetown District High School’s soccer program in the future," added the release.