The new decade began with an OFSAA bronze medal in the senior women's 4 × 100 m relay. The team finished with a school record time of 48.57. In following two years (2011 and 2012), 400m runner Alison Fraser attained an OFSAA silver and bronze medal in the event. While 2013 saw no medals in the individual events, Fraser assisted the 4 × 400 m relay team to a silver medal at OFSAA finishing in the school's second fastest ever time of 3:56.53. In 2014, freshman athlete Adam Lee joined the team and picked up a multitude of events spanning the sprints, jumps, throws, and hurdles. Throughout his career Lee amassed 10 school records, most notable of which being a 7.20m (23' 8") long jump and a 2.00m (6' 6¾") high jump. Lee achieved an OFSAA bronze medal in the long jump as a freshman and capped off his final high school season by becoming 2018's OFSAA champion in the senior division of the long jump. This win was the school's first OFSAA title in a field event since Chris Laubach's shot put title almost exactly 40 years prior in 1978. In 2016, Spanish exchange student Bruno Comín joined the team for the year. Similarly to Lee, he was also proficient in many events, however he decided to focus on the high jump, javelin and pole vault for the season. Comín and Lee are both winners of the CWOSSA overall champion award achieved by winning gold in all three of the athlete's individual events at the meet. Comín qualified to OFSAA in all three events, won silver medal in the pole vault, and claimed the school record for both the pole vault and javelin. In the fall of 2017, newcomer Haley Davis immediately caught the attention of coaches by winning an OFSAA gold medal in the cross country season. As of February 2019 after only two seasons, she has won 5 OFSAA medals between cross country, 1500m, and 800m. This makes Davis already one of the most decorated athletes in the Ross' history.