{"id":11474,"date":"2018-05-25T11:17:05","date_gmt":"2018-05-25T14:47:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.canadacricket.com\/?p=11474"},"modified":"2018-05-25T11:17:05","modified_gmt":"2018-05-25T14:47:05","slug":"cima-toronto-girls-final-has-toronto-west-finalists-on-centre-stage","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.canadacricket.com\/?p=11474","title":{"rendered":"CIMA Toronto Girls Final has Toronto West Finalists on Centre Stage"},"content":{"rendered":"
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West Humber<\/p><\/div>\n

The CIMA Toronto Mayor’s Girls High School final was re-arranged for Tuesday May 29, 2018 during Thursday’s (May 24) group and playoff activities on a hot, sunny day when the north ground at Sunnybrook Park was not available due to construction activities. The two lower grounds had to be used to host three groups of three schools. Before the semi-finals were played the coaches met to discuss moving the Girls Final to next Tuesday when four Toronto Boys High School teams are due to compete for the CIMA Toronto Boys High School Canadian Tire Trophy.<\/p>\n

In Thursday’s Girls semi-finals, York Memorial Collegiate Institute (CI), winners of Group A, restricted Emery CI (best second placed team in group play) to 24 runs for the loss of 7 wickets from 6 overs then racked up a winning 25 for 3 after 3.3 overs. George S. Henry Academy, the 2017-2018 Toronto District School Board’s High School Girls Outdoor Champions, was held to 27 for 6 when the 6 overs ended against West Humber CI. The game produced a close finish. A wide took West Humber to a winning 28 for 6 with 2 balls to spare in a tight finish.<\/p>\n

Competition Structure
\nNine teams from Toronto Girls High Schools competed for the Canadian Tire Trophy in the CIMA Mayor\u2019s school cricket tournament at Sunnybrook Park, Toronto on May 23, 2018. These school teams were divided into three groups, each group with three teams. The top team from each group and the school with the best points and net run rate of the second-placed teams in the three groups progressed to the semi-finals.
\nGames were played to a maximum of 6 overs per innings.
\nGroup A comprised York Memorial Collegiate Institute (CI), David and Mary Thomson CI and Lester B. Pearson CI.
\nGroup B comprised Agincourt CI, North Albion CI and George S. Henry Academy.
\nGroup C comprised West Humber CI, Emery CI and Victoria Park CI.
\nNote: Due to construction activity at the north end of the north ground, only two of the three cricket grounds at Sunnybrook Park were available for use. So all matches were played on the lower level East and West grounds.
\nRecent Achievements of Participating Schools
\nGeorge S. Henry won the Toronto District School Board\u2019s 2017-2018 outdoor cricket City Championship with a win against York Memorial CI. York Memorial had beaten West Humber CI In the final of the Toronto West Region championship.
\nEmery CI won the Toronto District School Board\u2019s 2016-2017 outdoor cricket City championship with a win against York Memorial CI.
\nResults from the 2018 CIMA\/Toronto Mayor\u2019s Girls High Schools Canadian Tire Trophy
\nGroup A
\nYork Memorial 37 runs for 4 wickets (6 overs) beat Lester B. Pearson 21\/7 (6 overs) by 18 runs York Memorial 38\/5 (6 overs) beat David and Mary Thomson 22\/3 (6 overs) by 16 runs
\nLester B. Pearson 19\/1 (6 overs) lost to David and Mary Thomson 20\/0 (3.1 overs) by 10 wkts<\/p>\n

Group B
\nEmery 23\/5 (6 overs) lost to West Humber 24\/3 (4 overs) by z wickets Emery 43\/4 (6 overs) beat Victoria Park 14\/3 (6 overs) by 29 runs
\nWest Humber 43\/1 (6 overs) beat Victoria Park 14\/4 (6 overs) by 29 runs
\nGroup C
\nAgincourt 24\/6 (6 overs) lost to George S. Henry 25\/4 (3.3 overs) by 6 wickets North Albion 40\/3 (6 overs) beat Agincourt 28\/4 (6 overs) by 12 runs
\nGeorge S. Henry beat North Albion
\nPlayoffs
\nSemi-Finals
\nEmery (best 2nd placed team) 24\/7 (6 ov) lost to York Memorial (1st, Group A) 25\/3 ( 3.3 ov) by 7 wickets
\nGeorge S. Henry (1st, Group C) 27\/6 (6 ov) lost to West Humber (1st, Group B) 28\/6 (5.4 ov) by 4 wickets
\nFinal
\nYork Memorial v West Humber is to be played on Tuesday, May 29, 2018 at Sunnybrook Park (early afternoon start).<\/p>\n

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