include, but are not limited to, rugby, introduced in 2002; field hockey, volleyball, soccer, ice hockey, and tennis. The Ridley College Tiger Swim Team has dominated in several categories in the All-Ontario (OFSSA) Championships. Their powerful Men's Team won the overall championship in 2006 over almost 300 other private and public Ontario schools. Their Women's Relay Team set successive back-to-back All-Ontario records in 2004 and 2005. The 2008 swim team dominated in all areas, from regional to provincial, breaking decade-old records. Sport participation is an expectation for Ridley students, and participation is mandatory. For those students that do not wish to be on a competitive team, Ridley has set in place a "Sports for Life" program providing recreational, non-competitive sports opportunities. The program includes sports such as sailing, fencing, curling, running, tennis, and badminton (though most of these teams have competitive counterparts). A popular motto that students at the school go by in relation to sports, said by Ridley's Second Headmaster, Dr. Harry C. Griffith, is, “If you lose, say nothing. If you win, say less." Ridley's mascot, Hank, is depicted in a sculpture by artist Hugh Russel, an Old Ridleian. Cadet Corps The School maintains a well-established tradition of mandatory service in the Royal Canadian Army Cadets. Each year, all students, as cadets are required to parade in an inspection by a visiting Canadian or Commonwealth Inspecting Officer. Many Ridley Cadets down through the School's history have proceeded to distinguish themselves among Canada's Officer Corps. Ridley College is one of the two Cadet Corps in Canada that still continue to issue officer ranks to students within the corps. The Ridley College Cadet Corps No. 162 remains the largest cadet corps in Canada. Notable alumni Frederick Walker Baldwin, Aviation Engineer, first Canadian (and third North American after the Wright Brothers) to pilot an aircraft Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, Conservative peer and LGBT pioneer Richard M. Ivey CC, Canadian lawyer and philanthropist, namesake of Ivey Business School and Companion of the Order of Canada. Henry Allen John, 8th Earl Bathurst , Nuclear Millwright overseeing the refurbishment phase of Canada's Darlington Candu Nuclear Reactor. He also sells real estate. Sir John Irving Bell, Regius Professor of Medicine, Oxford University, Rhodes Scholar, Founder of the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics Simon Bruce-Lockhart, headmaster of Norfolk Glenlyon School and other schools James Coyne, Rhodes Scholar, second Governor of the Bank of Canada Hume