Info on the latest happenings of the show from the primary broadcaster of the program in Ontario
QUARTER-FINAL MATCH #1 - Nov. 30th
340 LISGAR vs. OAKVILLE 350
QUARTER-FINAL MATCH #2 - Dec. 7th
340 UTS vs. JOHN F. ROSS 210
QUARTER-FINAL MATCH #3 - Dec. 14th
280 CENTENNIAL vs. MARTINGROVE 320
QUARTER-FINAL MATCH #4 - Dec. 21st
250 HOLY CROSS vs. LEASIDE 370
Oakville, Leaside, Martingrove and the defending champions moved on to the Final Four, despite
valliant efforts from Lisgar and Centennial to advance.
Back-and-forth nailbiter went down to the wire; Tamara
and Lisgar simply ran out of questions
Ross was within 20 after the Wiz round, but champs
went on 120-10 run to knock off 2-seed
Martingrove was strong but had to fight
off a late charge from Centennial
SEMI-FINAL MATCH #1 - Dec. 28th
410 UTS vs. OAKVILLE 280
SEMI-FINAL MATCH #2 - Jan. 4th
220 MARTINGROVE vs. LEASIDE 480
The #1 seed moves on against the #13 underdog from Leaside.
The defending champions made hay by cleaning up in the
"What Am I" round and didn't let Oakville back in the game
Margann and Cross battled to the end, but
Lancers were just too consistent
Tyler yelled Leaside to the highest single
game Reach total in two seasons
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL - Jan. 11th
440 UTS vs. LEASIDE 170
Both University of Toronto Schools and Leaside H.S. represent Ontario at the
National Reach Finals.
UTS got out to an early lead and simply didn't let up; they threepeat to end Leaside's impressive run as the #13 seed
Reach For The Top is a high school quiz competition that dates back to televised play in 1966. Over the years Reach has become a part of Canadian culture, so much so that TVOntario decided to remake the program. Each year hundreds of SchoolReach teams compete in local and regional contests, with the best squads going head-to-head in the provincial tournament for the opportunity to play in the national finale.
