Jack Bionda Shootout comes home to Huntsville!

By Coach Jason Rudge

What a weekend! The Annual Jack Bionda Shootout saw over 600 athletes compete in Huntsville — and our Hawks soared!
Out of five divisions entered, four teams made it to their championship final, finishing with:
3 Gold Medals
1 Silver Medal

A huge congratulations to all our teams and volunteers for putting on a world-class weekend of lacrosse right here in Muskoka!

Regular Season Results

U9-1 vs Stayner – 14-3
Massive offensive showing led by Declan Cole (5), Kayden Clark (3), and Boden Shirtliff (2).

U9-2 vs Midland 2 – 14-4
Goals by: Bodhi Pearson (5) and Blake Moore (3) dominated in a well-rounded team effort.

U13 vs Midland 2 – 16-3
Multi-goal games from Nevin French (4), Gabriel Dinner (2), and Presley Schmeler (2).

U15 vs Barrie – 5-2
Balanced scoring from Sage Liadis, Jared Allen, James Bulloch, and Oren French

U17 vs Barrie – 5-1
A strong defensive outing and goals from five different Hawks secure the win

Jack Bionda Shootout Results

U9-1 – Silver Medalists

Wins over Brampton, West Grey, and Fort Erie
Tied Lincoln in round robin
Fell in the championship to Orillia 1 after a hard-fought run

U11-1 – Gold Medalists

Dominant 5-game sweep: outscored opponents 49-13
Championship win over Lincoln 1 (10-3)
Standouts included Kael Liadis, Jacob Rudge, and Max Guy

U11-2

Battled hard in a tough division with strong efforts from Gavin Cooper, Xavier Dinner, and Lorin Vandenheuvel

U13

Started strong with a 10-5 win over Cambridge
Narrow 4-5 loss to Orangeville prevented advancement
Consistent leadership from Nevin French and Presley Schmeler

U15 – Gold Medalists

Rolled through with wins over Clarington, Uxbridge, Arthur, Owen Sound
Final win vs Newmarket 9-6
Oren French (5) and James Bulloch (4) powered the offense

U17 – Gold Medalists

Wins over Owen Sound, Orangeville 2, Nepean 2, West Grey
Championship Game: OT thriller win vs. Sarnia (5-4)
Overtime winner scored by Oren French
Clutch performances from Avery Shirtliff, Jake Earl, and Hudson Francis