Abbey Park's senior boys football team is one game from a Halton title after a 26-16 road win over Frank Hayden in the semi-final on Thursday, Nov. 5, the Halton Secondary School Athletic Association, which runs high school sports in the region, reported.

It's the second big result for the school in a week. Abbey Park's senior girls field hockey team won the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference final 3-0 over Bishop Reding on Oct. 29.

Across the other playoff games, four Oakville teams won and four were knocked out, one of them by another Oakville school.

Oakville teams in Halton high school playoffs
Sport and roundResultScore
Senior boys football semi-finalAbbey Park def. Frank Hayden26-16
Senior girls basketball quarter-final (Tier 2)Oakville Trafalgar def. M.M. Robinson51-40
Junior boys volleyball quarter-finalOakville Trafalgar def. Milton25-17, 25-21
Junior boys volleyball quarter-finalGarth Webb def. Nelson27-25, 25-19
Senior boys volleyball quarter-finalWhite Oaks def. Abbey Park25-22, 25-14
Senior girls basketball quarter-final (Tier 2)Georgetown def. White Oaks38-30
Junior boys football semi-finalNelson def. Iroquois Ridge43-0
Senior boys volleyball quarter-finalGeorgetown def. Iroquois Ridge29-27, 25-19

Oakville Trafalgar's senior girls won their Tier 2 basketball quarter-final at home by 11 points over M.M. Robinson. The team had lost 45-42 at home to E.S. Sainte-Trinite on Nov. 2.

Two Oakville junior boys volleyball teams won their quarter-finals in straight sets. Trafalgar beat Milton 25-17, 25-21. Garth Webb had to battle through a 27-25 first set against Nelson at home. It then took the second set more comfortably.

White Oaks won the all-Oakville senior boys volleyball quarter-final at home, edging Abbey Park in the first set before pulling away in the second. White Oaks' senior girls basketball team lost its Tier 2 quarter-final to Georgetown at home by eight points.

Two Iroquois Ridge teams are out. Its junior boys football team was shut out by Nelson in the semi-final, and its senior boys volleyball team lost a 29-27 first set to Georgetown before falling in two.