Lorne Park Secondary School
Address
1324 Lorne Park Road Mississauga , Ontario , L5H 3B1 Canada
Coordinates	43°31′53″N 79°37′29″W / 43.5313°N 79.6246°W / 43.5313; -79.6246
Information
School type	Public High school
Motto	Portam Futuro Aperimus (Opening the Doors to the Future)
Founded	June 1, 1958
School board	Peel District School Board
Superintendent	Nina Jaiswal
Area trustee	Brad MacDonald
School number	924008
Principal	Erin Vardy
Vice Principals	Engy Boutros Zorica Zilkey
Grades	9-12
Enrolment	868 (February 26, 2023[1])
• Grade 9	224
• Grade 10	207
• Grade 11	214
• Grade 12	223
Language	English, Extended French
Colour(s)	Red and Grey
Mascot	Truscott the Spartan
Team name	Spartans
Yearbook	The Key
Special programs	Regional Enhanced Program Extended French program
Website	lorneparkss.peelschools.org

Lorne Park Secondary School (often abbreviated as LP or LPSS) is a public high school located in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. It serves the Lorne Park neighbourhood, as well as a larger catchment area for the Extended French program for all of southern Mississauga. Lorne Park is well known in the Peel region for both its academic rigor and the successful sports teams from which many professional athletes have emerged.^[2]

When the population of Peel County began experiencing a population explosion in the 1950s, the secretary-treasurer for the South Peel Board of Education began negotiations to purchase land for a new school to be built on a 13½ acre site at the price of $32,469. Construction on the school began in 1957, and the total cost of the school (including the land) was $752,569.

Billed as a very modern design when the school opened for students in January 1958, the main feature of the school, facing south onto Lorne Park Road, was a suspended concrete canopy with two-story windows. The school opened with 272 students and 16 teachers.

The school went through a series of upgrades in the first 20 years of its existence. In 1962, a cafeteria was built on the South-East of the building. In 1964, the school underwent a major construction project in which a second, larger gymnasium, weight rooms, technology shops and classrooms as well as a completely new section to the north which housed 2 floors of classrooms were constructed. The 1964 upgrades raised the student capacity from 300 to 1800. In 1972, a library and lecture hall was erected to East side of the main building.

While not in use presently, a firing range exists in the basement of the school (beneath the small gymnasium). It was built in order to secure extra funding during the Cold War period and so that students could have a suitable area to practice in. When such a use became obscure, the firing range housed the drama department's props and costumes. It was listed as permanently closed and removed from official architectural plans in the 2000s through it is still used to store theatrical props.

In 1973, Lorne Park was the first school in the Peel Board of Education to offer full-credit semestering.^[3] The success of the experiment led to the extension of semestering to most schools in Peel by 1976.

The school population peaked in 1979, when Lorne Park had a teaching staff of 92 and 1,647 students.

The current student population stands at 868 students.^[1] Lorne Park hosts an Extended French program. Its feeder schools are Hillcrest Middle School, Tecumseh Public School, Green Glade Senior Public School (Extended French only), St. Christopher Catholic School, Allan A. Martin Senior Public School and St. Luke Catholic School.

As of 2016, Lorne Park was expending around $800,000 in annual operational costs including roughly $150,000 in utilities alone. In the 2015-16 school year, the school spent $786 per student per year in facility costs.^[4]

Lorne Park Secondary students enjoy a variety of school activities, extracurriculars, teams and clubs. These range from the Model United Nations club, math club, and 3D printing and Computer Aided Design clubs to the programming club and school theatrical productions. Students are allowed to use the school facilities such as the library, gymnasium, track, field, and weight rooms outside of class.

Lorne Park has a variety of athletic programs, including football, cross-country, rugby, ice hockey and women's lacrosse teams.^[5] They have produced several OFSAA and ROPSSAA champions in women's lacrosse, cross-country, track and field, boys' and girls' hockey, field hockey, basketball, skiing, badminton, football, baseball, swimming, rugby and tennis. The junior cross-country ski team were 2007 OFSAA champions.

Due to these successes, Lorne Park has been designated as having a Specialist High Skills Major in "Sports" by the Peel district school board.

Lorne Park's Football team currently competes in the Region of Peel Secondary Schools Athletic Association (ROPSSAA) at the Tier 1 level. The program conducts both Senior and Junior (now termed "Varsity" and "Junior Varsity", respectively) football programs. Both teams have been consistently competitive within the region since the programs' inception in the late '50s. At the Junior Varsity level, the program boasts 21 regional championships and 1 provincial championship. At the Varsity level, Lorne Park has 20 regional championships and 5 provincial championships.

The strong football culture at Lorne Park is also made evident by the success of the program's alumni. Since 1983 (when the program started keeping track of alumni), over 150 former program graduates have gone on to play football at the Canadian University level. Spartans have also won numerous awards at this level (e.g., All-Canadians, Team MVPs, etc.). In particular, the most prestigious Canadian Interuniversity Sport award——the Hec Crighton Trophy——has been won by a Spartan alumni (Mike Raham) in 1968. Recently, Spartan alumni Jack Cassar won the President's trophy for "Most Outstanding Stand-up Defensive Player" for his contributions as middle linebacker with the Carleton Ravens in 2019.

Lorne Park's football program also allowed over 30 players to progress to the NCAA level, and graduates have also gone on to play in the CFL and in the NFL, where the accolades of our former student athletes have continued to display.

Most notably, Klaus Wilmsmeyer was a punter for 7 years in the NFL; during this span, he played alongside Hall of Famers Jerry Rice, Deion Sanders, and Steve Young in the San Francisco 49ers' Super Bowl XXIX victory.^[6]

More recently, Brent Urban was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the fourth round of the 2014 NFL draft. Due to a bicep injury, Urban did not play most of his rookie season. Upon his return in week 12 however, Urban, in his first pro game, delivered a game saving field goal block as time expired while teammate Will Hill recovered it and returned it for the game-winning touchdown. ^{[7] [8]}

In anniversary of Super Bowl 50 in 2015, the NFL created a "Super Bowl High School Honor Roll". This was an initiative which gave recognition to high schools across the world which produced alumni who later went on to win the Super Bowl. Due to Klaus Wilmsmeyer success at the pro level, Lorne Park was among those recognized and were subsequently awarded a commemorative golden football by the NFL. The Lorne Park Spartans football program was 1 of 15 high schools in all of Canada to have received the honour.^[9] The football currently stands in the school's football trophy display case.

Lorne Park has a hallway dedicated towards football championships. Donned as the "football wing", the school features numerous posters of all former championship winning teams. Below is a list of all teams which are featured (asterisk denotes a provincial championship).

Junior Varsity

1959	1961	1965	1971	1978	1979	1980
1982	1983	1986	1989	1996	1997	1999
2001	2004	2006	2008	2011	2012	2017*

Varsity

1965	1969	1977	1980	1981	1983	1984
1985	1986	1987	1989	1994	1999	2000*
2001	2002	2013*	2014*	2017*	2018*

Lorne Park's dominance on the football field has resulted in numerous top football rankings over the years. For instance, in 2000, the year the Spartans won the Metro Bowl championship, CityNews ranked Lorne Park as the #1 team provincially. Lorne Park's rating has also peaked in recent years on a national scale. In 2015 Canada Football Chat (CFC) ranked Lorne Park as the 6th^[10] best Varsity football program in all of Canada.

Currently, at the conclusion of the most recent (2019) season, CFC ranks Lorne Park as the 44th best team nationally. ^[11]

LAST	FIRST	UNIVERSITY TEAM	POST-SECONDARY LEAGUE	PROFESSIONAL TEAM	PRO LEAGUE
ACKROYD	STEVE	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS	TORONTO ARGONAUTS	CFL
AIKMAN	MARK	CARLETON RAVENS	CIS
AIRD	STU	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
ARDILL	KYLE	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
ARMSTRONG	JOHN	MANSFIELD MOUNTIES	NCAA
ATKINSON	DAVE	PURDUE BOILERMAKERS	CIS
BALDWIN	BILL	WASHBURN STATE ICHABODS	NCAA
BARRATT	JEFF	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
BATSON	ANDRE	YORK YEOMEN	CIS	TORONTO ARGONAUTS	CFL
BELL	DAVE	WINDSOR LANCERS	CIS
BINNENDYK	CHRIS	TORONTO VARSITY BLUES	CIS
BINNENDYK	PAUL	TORONTO VARSITY BLUES	CIS
BIRCH	RILEY	WATERLOO WARRIORS	CIS
BIRD	STEVE	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
BLACK	ADAM	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
BOLT	PETER	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
BOONE	MIKE	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS	OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS	CFL
BOULAZREG	SAMIR	YORK LIONS	CIS
BOWMAN	JUSTIN	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
BROOKS	DOUG	YORK YEOMEN	CIS
BROWN	TAD	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
BUCKLEY	JEREMY	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
BUTLER	LEIGHTON	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
BYNOE	RAWLE	LOUISVILLE CARDINALS	NCAA	HAMILTON TIGER CATS	CFL
CAMPBELL	GRANVILLE	BISHOPS GATORS	CIS
CARLTON	MIKE	TORONTO VARSITY BLUES	CIS
CASSAR	JACK	CARLETON RAVENS	CIS	TORONTO ARGONAUTS	CFL
CAUSER	EJAZ	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
CAUSER	SALMAN	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
CHAMPAGNIE	MARC	CONCORDIA STINGERS	CIS
CHAPMAN	CAM	YORK YEOMEN	CIS
CHATHAM	KEITH	WATERLOO WARRIORS	CIS
CHLEBOWSKI	TREVOR	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
CLARKE	AARON	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
CONDLLN	DEVIN	GUELPH GRYPHONS	CIS
CORBETT	DOUG	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS	CALGARY STAMPEDERS	CFL
CRANMER	PAUL	WEST VIRGINIA MOUNTAINEERS	NCAA	SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS	CFL
CREWS	JEFF	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
CROOK	SIMON	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
CROOKS	VINTON	ALBRIGHT LIONS	NCAA
CURITTI	MIKE	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
D'ARCY	BRENDAN	MOUNT ALLISON MOUNTIES	CIS
DAVIDSON	RYAN	MOUNT ALLISON MOUNTIES	CIS
DAVIS	SEAN	CENTRAL FLORIDA KNIGHTS	NCAA
DEVEAUX	PAT	WATERLOO WARRIORS	CIS
DETLOR	TOMMY	OTTAWA GEE-GEES	CIS
DIXON	ADAM	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
DOTY	TOBIN	TORONTO VARSITY BLUES	CIS
DOUGLAS	ADAM	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
DOUGLAS	MIKE	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
DOWD	BRYAN	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
DUNCAN	CAL	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
DUTCHER	KEVIN	WATERLOO WARRIORS	CIS
ELIOPOULOUS	ALEX	ST MARY'S HUSKIES	CIS	OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS	CFL
ENNEST	BILL	ST MARY'S HUSKIES	CIS
ENNEST	SHANE	YORK YEOMEN	CIS
EVANSON	JASON	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
FAHEY	SEAN	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
FERENCIC	DOM	ST FRANCIS XAVIER X-MEN	CIS
FINLAY	MATT	EASTERN MICHIGAN EAGLES	NCAA	MONTREAL ALOUETTES	CFL
FORD	MIKE	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
FORD	PAUL	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
FREEMAN	MACE	TOLEDO ROCKETS	NCAA	HAMILTON TIGER CATS	CFL
FREZER	ANDREW	ACADIA AXEMEN	CIS
GABLER	WALLY	CENTRAL MICHIGAN CHIPPEWAS	NCAA
GABURA	ANDREW	ACADIA AXEMEN	CIS
GAUER	BRYAN	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
GAUER	DAVID	YORK LIONS	CIS
GOLDSPINK	ELLIOT	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
GREGORIS	PETER	TORONTO VARSITY BLUES	CIS
GRIMARD	SIMON	ACADIA AXEMEN	CIS
GROBAN	ED	WATERLOO WARRIORS	CIS
GUTHRIE	COLIN	WATERLOO WARRIORS	CIS
HAGGART	CHRIS	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
HAIST	BEN	WATERLOO WARRIORS	CIS
HAMILTON	DAVID	TORONTO VARSITY BLUES	CIS
HARRISON	MATT	CORNELL BIG RED	NCAA
HART	STEVE	YORK YEOMEN	CIS
HISLOP	SCOTT	GUELPH GRYPHONS	CIS
HOLMES	GREG	CARROLL FIGHTING SAINTS	NCAA	TORONTO ARGONAUTS	CFL
HORNER	CHRIS	BISHOPS GATORS	CIS
HOWARD	MATT	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
HUDSON	CORY	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
HUDSON	WILL	SHIPPENSBURG RAIDERS	NCAA
HUGHES	STEVE	CARLETON RAVENS	CIS
INGRAM	JEFF	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
ISMAIL	FERAS	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS	ST. GALLEN VIPERS	NLA
JOHNS	TONY	HENDERSON STATE REDDIES	NCAA	MONTREAL ALOUETTES	CFL
JOHNSTON	JEFF	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
JOHNSTON	GARY	SIMON FRASER CLANSMEN	NCAA
JOLIC	DAN	HENDERSON STATE REDDIES	NCAA
KELLY	RON	WESTERN KENTUCKY HILLTOPPERS	NCAA	HAMILTON TIGER CATS	CFL
KINZIE	DAVID	BOWLING GREEN FALCONS	NCAA	TORONTO ARGONAUTS	CFL
KO	TERRY	CARLETON RAVENS	CIS
KOLADICH	MIKE	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS	OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS	CFL
KOSEC	JASON	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS	EDMONTON ESKIMOS	CFL
KUDU	MATT	EASTERN MICHIGAN EAGLES	NCAA	TORONTO ARGONAUTS	CFL
LAINGE	TRACE	NORTHERN MICHIGAN WILDCATS	NCAA	TORONTO ARGONAUTS	CFL
LAVRIC	ALEX	OTTAWA GEE-GEES	CIS
LEROY	JEFF	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
LEWIS	RICHARD	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
LIPPERT	JOEL	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
LOVE	STEVE	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
LOWRANCE	BRIAN	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
LUISSER	FRANK	BRITISH COLUMBIA THUNDERBIRDS	CIS
MACDONALD	COLIN	YORK LIONS	CIS
MACNEIL	DAVE	GUELPH GRYPHONS	CIS
MALTBY	BRYAN	GUELPH GRYPHONS	CIS	OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS	CFL
MARTELL	JASON	YORK YEOMEN	CIS
MARTIN	ERROL	UTAH UTES	NCAA	EDMONTON ESKIMOS	CFL
MCBURNEY	SEAN	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
MCCLOSKEY	JAMES	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
MCGIVERN	RUAIRI	GUELPH GRYPHONS	CIS
MCGUIRE	SCOTT	ACADIA AXEMEN	CIS
MCKEE	STEVE	GUELPH GRYPHONS	CIS	HAMILTON TIGER CATS	CFL
MCKENZIE	STU	WESTERN KENTUCKY HILLTOPPERS	NCAA	WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS	CFL
MIDGHALL	PAUL	BISHOPS GATORS	CIS
MIGHTON	MARK	WINDSOR LANCERS	CIS
MILAZZO	CURTIS	CONCORDIA STINGERS	CIS
MOULTON	JAY	ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE REDMEN	CIS
MUSSELMAN	JOHN	MOUNT ALLISON MOUNTIES	CIS	HAMILTON TIGER CATS	CFL
NAPIER	BARCLAY	ST FRANCIS XAVIER X-MEN	CIS
NEITA	KHARI	YORK YEOMEN	CIS
NIKOULINE	ANTON	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
OAKLEY	ED	LENOIR RHYNE BEARS	NCAA
OLEXA	RICH	MOUNT ALLISON MOUNTIES	CIS
PALMER	JOHN	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
PARSONS	GRAEME	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
PEARSON	CHRIS	TOLEDO ROCKETS	NCAA
PEREZ	JOSH	GUELPH GRYPHONS	CIS
PETRIE	BOB	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS	MONTREAL ALOUETTES	CFL
PORTWOOD	CHRIS	GUELPH GRYPHONS	CIS
POZAK	NEIL	CALGARY DINOSAURS	CIS
RAHAM	MIKE	TORONTO VARSITY BLUES	CIS	CALGARY STAMPEDERS	CFL
REYNOLDS	KEVIN	GUELPH GRYPHONS	CIS
ROBINSON	BRAD	TORONTO VARSITY BLUES	CIS
ROSEN	DAN	MCGILL REDMEN	CIS
SAMPSON	D'ANTAL	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
SAMPSON	DEVANTE	MOUNT ALLISON MOUNTIES	CIS
SANAGAN	TJ	WATERLOO WARRIORS	CIS
SCHWED
SHARMA	AARON	BISHOPS GATORS	CIS
SHAVER	TODD	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
SOMMERVILLE	KYLE	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
SPECK	ROB	CARLETON RAVENS	CIS
STANSBURY	TODD	GEORGIA TECH YELLOW JACKETS	NCAA	SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS	CFL
STEELE	SCOTT	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
STEPHENS	MATTHEW	CARLETON RAVENS	CIS
STEWART	IAN	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
STOLARSKI	STU	MOUNT ALLISON MOUNTIES	CIS
SUFFIELD	DAVE	MANITOBA BISON	CIS
SUZUKI	MATT	GUELPH GRYPHONS	CIS
SYMONDS	JORDAN	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
TAUSKELA	NOAH	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
TOPLEY	JESSE	QUEENS GOLDEN GAELS	CIS
TULLETT	CRAIG	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
TURLEY	DAVE	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
TURNER	MARK	MIAMI UNIVERSITY REDHAWKS	NCAA	BC LIONS	CFL
URBAN	BRENT	VIRGINIA CAVALIERS	NCAA	BALTIMORE RAVENS	NFL
VALENTINI	VINCE	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
VENTO	FRANK	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
VU	RICHARD	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
WHELAN	RICH	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
WILLIAMS	ANDREW	ST FRANCIS XAVIER X-MEN	CIS
WILLIAMSON	JAMIE	YORK YEOMEN	CIS	TORONTO ARGONAUTS	CFL
WILMSMEYER	KLAUS	LOUISVILLE CARDINALS	NCAA	SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS	NFL
WILSON	MIKE	WESTERN MUSTANGS	CIS
WILTSHIRE	ISAIAH	OLIVET COMETS	NCAA
YACK	PETER	WATERLOO WARRIORS	CIS
YEOMANS	BOB	WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS	CIS
YEOMANS JR	ROB	YORK LIONS	CIS
ZAREMBA	MIKE	MCMASTER MARAUDERS	CIS
ZAREMBA	ANDY	CALIFORNIA VULCANS	NCAA
ZAREMBA	PAUL	BRITISH COLUMBIA THUNDERBIRDS	CIS
ZIMMER	WAYNE	GUELPH GRYPHONS	CIS

Note: Lorne Park's alumni records date back to 1983 so there are unfortunately dozens of players missing from this list.

Lorne Park had multiple Ropssaa championships at both Junior and Senior levels as well as tournament wins in the Red Hot Rugby Tournament and the 7's tournament held at Fletcher's Fields. In 2009, after winning the Region of Peel Championships (ROPSSAA) the Senior Spartan team lost in the finals of the OFSAA (Ontario) championships to Lindsay C.I. In 2010, the Spartans returned as Peel Champions. After going through most of the season ranked #4 in Ontario, the Spartans achieved the #1 ranking going into the OFSAA championships. In the 3 day tournament the Lorne Park Spartans ultimately defeated Uxbridge in the finals to win the OFSAA title. This senior team had a 2-year record of 43-1. Some of the players from this team represented Ontario and Canada in National and International competitions. The team was recognized by the Mississauga Sports Council annual Sports Dinner as the High School Team of the Year for their accomplishments in 2010.^[12] In 2011, the Junior Spartans won the ROPSSAA championship against Streetsville with a score of 10-8. In 2013 and 2014 both Junior and Senior Spartan teams won their respective ROPSSAA championships. Also in 2014, the Junior Spartan team won the Barbarian Cup for the first time in Lorne Park history.

• 
  Lorne Park Spartans 2010 OFSAA Rugby Champions
• 
  Lorne Park Spartans 2009 OFSAA Silver Medalist

In 2007 there were two teams, Seniors and Juniors. Both won ROPSSAA. The Seniors placed 13th in Midwest Schools Lacrosse Association (MSLA) at Erie and won Bronze in the (OFSAA-sanctioned) Provincial Cup in Peterborough. In 2006 and 2005 Lorne Park's Varsity, Junior Varsity and Rookie teams all swept ROPSSAA. As well, Varsity came 4th in the Provincial Cup tournament in both years and in 2006 also placed 8th in the MSLA at Detroit. 2008 saw a rebirth of the rookie team. 80 girls played on all 3 teams with the Varsity team winning their 4th ROPSSAA title in a row. The junior "A" team repeated as the Jr. Varsity Champions after an undefeated season while the junior "B" team won the bronze medal.

Lorne Park's varsity baseball team won OFSAA baseball's Prentice Cup in 2005, competing at the Rogers Centre against top teams from across the province. This victory came after a defeat in the Prentice Cup Semi-Finals the year before.

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Acedemia

• Nima Arkani-Hamed, physicist and professor at the Institute for Advanced Study, Cornell University, and Harvard University.^[13]
• Nanda Lwin, author and music historian, professor at Seneca College^[14]

Arts

• Ty Templeton, Comic-book artist and writer^[13]
• Mark Irwin, Hollywood Cinematographer^[13]
• Suzie McNeil, Vocalist^[13]
• Matthew Barber, singer and songwriter.^[15]
• Jacqueline Byers, actress^{[citation needed]}

Broadcast Journalism

• Paul Hendrick, former Leafs Nation Network and Sportsnet sportscaster.^[13]

Government

• Bev Oda, former federal politician and cabinet minister^[13]
• Stephen Crawford, member of Ontario's Provincial Parliament ^[16]

Sports

• Todd Stansbury, athletic director for Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets sports program at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
• Klaus Wilmsmeyer, former NFL Football Player and Super Bowl Champion, San Francisco 49ers^[17]
• Brent Urban, NFL Football Player, Chicago Bears^[18]
• Robert Marland, Olympic gold medal winning rower ^[19]
• Silken Laumann, Olympic medal winning rower ^[13]
• Dylan Strome, NHL Hockey Player, Chicago Blackhawks 3rd overall draft pick 2015 NHL Entry Draft^[13]
• Ryan Strome, NHL Hockey Player, New York Islanders 5th overall draft pick 2011 NHL Entry Draft^[13]
• Michael McLeod, NHL Hockey Player, New Jersey Devils first round draft pick 2016 NHL Entry Draft^[20]
• Nick Paul, NHL Hockey Player, Ottawa Senators fourth round draft pick 2013 NHL Entry Draft^[20]
• Ryan McLeod, Hockey Player, Edmonton Oilers second round draft pick 2018 NHL Entry Draft^[20]
• Matthew Strome, Hockey Player, Philadelphia Flyers fourth round draft pick 2017 NHL Entry Draft^[20]
• Jake Paterson, Hockey Player, Detroit Red Wings third round draft pick 2012 NHL Entry Draft^[20]
• Mike Hough, former NHL Hockey Player, Captain of Quebec Nordiques^[13]
• Ryan O'Marra, former NHL Hockey Player, New York Islanders first round draft pick 2005 NHL Entry Draft^[13]
• Nathan LaFayette, former NHL Hockey Player^[13]
• Steve Pinizzotto, former NHL Hockey Player^[13]
• Matt Kudu, former CFL Football Player^[21]
• Olivia Anderson, swimmer, represented Canada in 2017 World Aquatics Championships^[22]

Technology

• Brad Templeton, ClariNet founder, Usenet pioneer, technology writer, public speaker and entrepreneur^[23]

• Education in Ontario
• List of secondary schools in Ontario

• Official website
• Lorne Park Matters - Alumni website and newsletter
• Lorne Park Secondary School Info Page from the Peel District School Board