2014 -2015 OFSAA Championship Calendar Brian Maxwell

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SPRING 2014 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
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2014 -2015 OFSAA
Championship
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Brian Maxwell
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Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations
Website: www.ofsaa.on.ca
Email: see below
3 Concorde Gate, Suite 204
Toronto, Ontario M3C 3N7
Phone: (416) 426-7391
Fax: (416) 426-7317
Publications Mail Agreement Number: 40050378
STAFF
Executive Director
Assistant Director
Assistant Director
Communications Coordinator
Office Administrator
Special Projects Coordinator
Doug Gellatly
Michael Suraci
Shamus Bourdon
Devin Grayy
Beth Hubbard
Peter Morris
Diana Ranken
Jim Barbeau
Brian Riddell
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Ext. 3
Ext. 2
Ext. 5
Ext. 1
905.826.0706
613.967.0404
416.904.6796
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
President
Past President
Vice President
Metro Region
East Region
West Region
South Region
Central Region
North Region
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Member-at-Large
Member-at-Large
Jim Woolley, Forest Heights CI
Lynn Kelman, Banting Memorial HS
Ian Press, Bayside SS
Patty Johnson, CHAT
Linda de Jeu, Adam Scott CVI
Michele Van Bargen, Strathroy DCI
Shawn Morris, Stephen Lewis SS
Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin
Jim Costello, Lambton Kent DSB
John Crocco, Niagara CDSB
Dale Huddleston
Barry Mutrie
P: 519.744.6567
P: 705.435.6288
P: 613.966.2922
P: 416.636.5984
P: 705.743.7373
P: 519.245.8488
P: 905.326.7994
P: 705.472.8240
P: 519.336.1500
P: 905.735.0240
P: 613.389.4910
P: 519.270.4461
F: 519.744.1870
F: 705.425.3868
F: 613.966.4565
F: 416.636.5984
F: 705.743.7831
F: 519.245.7693
F: 905.326.8136
F: 705.472.8476
F: 519.363.5029
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REPRESENTATIVES’ COUNCIL
CISAA
COSSA
CWOSSA
EOSSAA
GBSSA
GHAC
LOSSA
NCSSAA
NEOAA
NOSSA
NWOSSAA
ROPSSAA
SOSSA
SWOSSAA
TDCAA
TDSSAA
WOSSAA
YRAA
Fraser Bertram, Crescent School
P: 416.449.2556
Jane King, Bishop Strachan School
P: 416.483.4325
Brian Poste, North Hastings DHS
P: 613.332.1220
Linda de Jeu, Adam Scott CVI
P: 705.743.7373
Johnny Forte, Cameron Heights CI
P: 519.578.8330
Kathy Brook, Huron Heights SS
P: 519.896.2931
Mark Lewis, Seaway DHS
P: 613.652.4878
Tammy Bovaird, Notre Dame CHS
P: 613.253.4700
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Julia McCreadie, Bracebridge Muskoka Lakes SS P: 705.645.4496
David Wood, Robert Bateman HS
P: 905.632.5151
Carolyn Mossey, St. Jean de Brebeuf SS
P: 905 -388-7020
Brad White, Ajax HS
P: 905.683.1610
Linda Correia, Dunbarton HS
P: 905.839.1125
Sean Clancy, Gloucester HS
P: 613.745.7176
Kendra Read, All Saints CHS
P: 613.271.4254
Kris Koskela, Timmins HS
P: 705.361.1411
Anita Anderson, Englehart HS
P: 705.544.2337
Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin
P: 705.472.8240
Laura Aubertin, Confederation SS
P: 705.897.4985
Gordon Martin, Manitouwadge HS
P: 807.826.3241
Janine Lavoie, Queen Elizabeth DHS
P: 807.737.3500
Rob Thompson, St Aloysius Gonzaga
P: 905.820.3900
Kelly Barbison, Our Lady of Mount Carmel
P: 905.824.1025
Christine Baillie, Stamford Collegiate
P: 905 354 7409
Greg LeNeve, Northern Collegiate
P: 519.542.5545
Cathy Johnson, North Lambton SS
P: 519.786.2166
Paul Solarski, Brebeuf College
P: 416.393.5508
Patty Johnson, CHAT
P: 416.636.5984
Errol Platt, Lawrence Park CI
P: 416.393.9500
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Monica Crewe, Weston CI
P: 416.394.3250
Wendy Luck,TDSB (HPE Department)
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P: 519.245.8488
Shawn Morris, Stephen Lewis SS
P: 905.326.7994
Liana Williams, Milliken Mills HS
P: 905.477.0072
ADVISORS
Ministry of Education
Ministry of Tourism, Culture
and Sport
Steve Soroko
Faye Blackwood
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Contents
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A report from OFSAA Assistant Director ............. 2
FESTIVAL RESULTS
OFSAA NEWS
In Remembrance ............................................... 2
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Transfer Appeal Meeting Dates 2014-15............ 3
OFSAA Social Spotlight ..................................... 3
Try Day Funding Available for 2014 ................... 4
2014 Playing Regulation Updates ...................... 5
News from the greens! ..................................... 5
OFSAA Invitational Sanctioning for 2014 .......... 6
Sanctioned Invitationals for 2014-15 ................. 6
OFSAA welcomes two new staff......................... 7
Please Support OFSAA’s School Sport Sponsors.. 7
The 2015 OFSAA Coaching Symposium ................. 8
CAO Fundamental Movement Skills ....................... 8
Yonex Canada Continues Support...................... 9
School Sport Canada Online Courses ................ 10
Coaching in Ontario Schools (CIOS) ................. 10
OFSAA’s Keeping Football Safe Contest ............ 11
Boys’ A/AA Field Lacrosse.................................. 19
Boys’ AAA/AAAA Field Lacrosse......................... 20
SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS
Pete Beach Award Recipients ............................. 12
‘KidSport’ Grants 2014-15 ............................... 13
Brian Maxwell Scholarship Recipients ................. 14 - 15
Alumni Scholorship Recipients ........................... 16
Leadership in School Sport Award Recipients...... 17
Team Sportsmanship Award Recipients............... 17
INFORMATION ARTICLES
Dealing with Parents and Elite Athletes .............. 18
EVENTS
2014-15 OFSAA Championship Calendar ......... 22 - 23
CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Boys’ Baseball ................................................... 21
Boys’ A/AA & AAA/AAAA Rugby......................... 24 - 25
Girls’ A/AA Rugby ............................................. 26
Girls’ AAA/AAAA Rugby..................................... 27
Boys’ A Soccer................................................... 28
Boys’ AA Soccer ................................................ 29
Boys’ AAA Soccer .............................................. 30
Boys’ AAAA Soccer ............................................ 31
Girls’ A Soccer .................................................. 32
Girls’ AA Soccer ................................................ 33
Girls’ AAA Soccer .............................................. 34
Girls’ AAAA Soccer ............................................ 35
Tennis ............................................................... 36
Track & Field ..................................................... 37 - 43
Thank you to the Ontario Ministry
of Tourism, Culture and Sport and
the Ministry of Education for their
generous contributions and support.
www.ofsaa.on.ca
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A Word from Doug Gellatly, OFSAA
Executive Director
Welcome back to another year of high school
athletics. If you haven’t coached before, I hope you
will consider getting involved. If you’re a returning
coach, thank you for your continuing leadership.
As we head into a new school year, OFSAA will
be moving forward with a new strategic plan.
The OFSAA Executive Council undertook the
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solicit feedback from people involved in school
sport including teacher-coaches, association
volunteers, school administrators, and directors of
education.
The last time the organization developed a strategic plan was in 2010.
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be more of a “business as usual” approach as the school sport environment
was more settled. The scenario was quite different this time around, as the
feedback and analysis indicated that times are changing and there are new
challenges and opportunities in school sport and education.
The surveys presented some interesting results. Some of the common themes,
opportunities, and challenges that came forward were:

A need for coach training opportunities
Recruitment of new teachers into coaching roles
Athletic director training
A need to provide student leadership development
Declining enrolment
Impact of club sport on high school sport
Attracting participants – challenges with the growth of club sport, sport
specialization, and changing demographics
Creating more opportunities for high school-trained athletes
Review sports/championships offered at the OFSAA level
Financial pressures, particularly on school athletic programs
While this is not an exhaustive list, it does provide some of the more frequent
responses.
Changing times create new opportunities and compel an organization to
review its business. This is a healthy and necessary approach to evolve an
organization, and to ensure a proactive approach. For OFSAA, the surveys
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strategic plan which will help school sport at all levels.
I hope you have an enjoyable year, and whether you are involved in sport at
your school or not, please remember the important role that coaches play in
the education of students.
In Remembrance . . .
On July 23rd, 2014, Don Young passed away. He taught physical
education in the London area for 35 years, many of them at Saunders
S.S., and coached many athletes throughout his career. Don was a good
friend of OFSAA, serving on committees, hosting championships, and
supporting school sport in any way he could. As a fellow teacher stated,
“he was a dedicated teacher and coach and a wonderful role model
for students as well as for his fellow teachers. He will be missed”. Our
condolences go out to his family and friends.
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THE BULLETIN FALL 2014
For the 2014-15 school year, a Midget will be born in 2000
or later, and may only compete at OFSAA in the Midget
category for one year in Grade 9. A Junior will be born in
1999 or 2000, and a Senior will be born in 1995 or later.
1994 or earlier
Ineligible
1995
Senior
1996
Senior
1997
Senior
1998
Senior
1999-2000
Junior
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How old was the student on January 1, 2014?
2014-15 Transfer Appeal
Meeting Dates
Meeting Date
Thurs., Oct. 2, 2014
Fri., Oct. 31, 2014
Tues., Dec. 9, 2014
Thurs., Feb. 19, 2015
Thurs., April 23, 2015
Deadline for Applications
Mon., Sept. 22, 2014
Thurs., Oct. 16, 2014
Mon., Nov. 24, 2014
Wed., Feb. 4, 2015
Wed., April 8, 2015
To appeal to an Association decision, please call
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and school, as well as the name of the principal.
Please see the deadline dates posted above.
Years of eligibility
Coaches are reminded that students are eligible to compete
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into Grade 9. There is no appeal to this rule.
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Age Classifications for the
2014-15 School Year
A letter will be sent to the student, c/o the principal,
stating the date, time and location of the appeal
hearing. The letter will outline what information
the student must provide prior to the meeting date.
OFSAA Social Spotlight
Keep up to date with OFSAA news, photos, videos, championship information, scholarships, conferences, and
much more, by following OFSAA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube!
facebook.com/OFSAA
twitter.com/OFSAA
instagram.com/OFSAAGRAM
youtube.com/OFSAAvids
Follow individual championship results with live updates from OFSAA Championship twitter accounts.
Updates and pics right from the source!
@OFSAASnow
@OFSAABadmnton
@OFSAABaseball
@OFSAABasketball
@OFSAAXC
@OFSAACurling
@OFSAAGirlsFH
@OFSAALacrosse
@OFSAAFootball
@OFSAAGolf
@OFSAABoyHockey
@OFSAAGirlHockey
@OFSAABoySoccer
@OFSAAGirlSoccer
@OFSAARugby
@OFSAASwimming
@OFSAATennis
@OFSAATrack
@OFSAAVBall
@OFSAAWrestling
www.ofsaa.on.ca
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Try Day Funding Continues for
the 2014-15 School Year!
Funding of the OFSAA Try Day program for the upcoming school year will
again be provided by the Ministry of Education, Government of Ontario. 93
PUBLICLYY FUNDED schools may receive up to $700 to introduce a new sport
or physical activity to their current program. Again this year, schools must
include students in the planning and implementation of the program.
Try Day programs must be completed by March 31st, 2015. Read the
following criteria for Try Day funding and submit your application form
online. Take this opportunity to enhance your physical activity and
athletic programs with new and exciting activities for students in all
grades. Get your application in quickly!
“TRY DAY” FUNDS available for 2014-15

93 publicly funded schools can receive up to $700 in
funding

Priority will be given to new applicants to the Try Day
program, and rural and small schools
AN OPPORTUNITY

To introduce new activities to your programs

Schools are encouraged to conduct sustainable
programs by purchasing equipment or resources

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Schools must use students in the planning and
implementation of the Try Day program

To strengthen and/or enhance your physical activity
and athletic programs

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To provide an opportunity for student leadership

To encourage lifelong active participation
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:
Schools must meet all the criteria in order to receive reimbursement

To be eligible for Try Day funding, the program must be offered to students in multiple grade levels (a
minimum of 60 students is recommended).

Try Day programs must introduce a new sport or physical activity
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All ‘Try Day’ programs must be completed by March 31, 2015.

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application, and a reporting package and posters will be sent to the approved schools. If you do not receive a reply
within this time frame, please contact:
Diana Ranken, ‘Try Day’ Program Coordinatorr
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Badminton
The OFSAA Badminton Championship will be
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of two (2) entries to each division, which will come
from the hosting association. The new format
guarantees four (4) matches for participants.
Boys’ Golf
An established format for pairings on Day two will
be used to better showcase the team component of
the championship.
Girls’ Golf
Registration materials will only be given to the
designated teacher-supervisor accompanying the
team upon receipt of all mandatory OFSAA forms.

If a special event is arranged, all team members
and coaches must attend.
Volleyball
Minimum ceiling height has been lowered to seven
(7) meters. Any facilities lower than this must be
approved by the chairperson of the volleyball sport
advisory committee.

Minimum side space clearance must be two (2)
meters. Any facilities lower than this must be
approved by the chairperson of the volleyball sport
advisory committee.
Girls’ Gymnastics
The OFSAA Gymnastics Championship was moved
to Festival status effective 2014-2015, due to the
fact that it did not meet the association participation
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Girls’ Rugby
Each team may have a maximum tournament roster
of thirty (30) players. Each team shall submit an
eligibility list of players (maximum 30) who shall be
eligible to play in the tournament
Soccer
The top four (4) teams shall be seeded based on
the Association’s performance at the previous
year’s championship. Associations winning gold,
silver, bronze, antique-bronze the previous year will
be seeded 1, 2, 3, 4, in that order The remaining
positions within the pools will be randomly drawn.
OFSAA NEWS
2014 Playing Regulation Updates
Wrestling
A new number iii be added stating: “When the
organizing committee can provide mat side video
for all matches then the CAWA “white paddle” rule
Part 7 Article 34 be used to protest.

The old section iii be renumbered #v. # iv will
now read “ If the white paddle rule is not in effect
then an intent to protest must be registered at the
conclusion of the match to the referee who must
inform the opposition coach of the possibility of a
protest. #v-viii be renumbered vi-ix.
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Girls’ Hockey
There will no longer be a consolation round offered
for the 16-team format
News from the greens!
OFSAA and the Golf Association of Ontario have reached an agreement to enhance the
student-athlete experience at the OFSAA Boys’ Golf Championships.
As part of the agreement (spanning July 1, 2014 - May 31, 2016) the GAO will provide
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2014 OFSAA Golf takes place October 15-16. Check back for more details soon!
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Planning on hosting a Tournament or Meet, or attending Invitational
Events outside the province?
You MUST obtain OFSAA sanction for:
The Process:

Any interprovincial tournament or meet you are
attending

All forms are on the OFSAA website.

Invitational events you are hosting that involve out-ofprovince participants
Apply for OFSAA sanction at least 30 days prior to the
start of the event.

Any state or NFHS-sanctioned tournaments or
meets you are attending in the United States (Some
American tournaments do not indicate whether they
are sanctioned so it is best to obtain OFSAA sanction
to be on the safe side)
Indicate in your promotional mailing that the event is
‘OFSAA-sanctioned’.

The form to obtain OFSAA sanction to host an event
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for their approval and they will then forward the
request to OFSAA.

Applications for out-of-province sanction come directly
to OFSAA.
Failure to obtain OFSAA sanction will result in sanctioning by
the OFSAA Board of Reference - Sanctions, and may cause the
invited teams to be sanctioned by their home association.
At Sanctioned events:

All participants must eligible under the rules and
regulations of the Provincial or State Association of
which they are members

A teacher-coach will be present and responsible for
the athletes throughout the duration of your event.
Once you have applied for sanction, check the OFSAA
website to make sure your paperwork has been received
and processed (ofsaa.on.ca/Events/Sanctioned Events),
and that all the details are accurate. Questions regarding
sanctions should be directed to Diana Ranken, Sanctions
Coordinator, at [email protected].
Note: OFSAA sanction is not required for one exhibition
game out-of-province.
Sanctioned Invitationals for 2014-15
BOYS’ SOCCER
Marauder Boys’ Soccer Tournament
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Banting Memorial High School, Alliston
Phone: 705-435-6288
Convenor: Jeff Northrop
Email: [email protected]
GIRLS’ SOCCER
Marauder Girls’ Soccer Tournament
Friday, May 1, 2015
Banting Memorial High School, Alliston
Phone: 705-435-6288
Convenor: Jeff Northrop
FOOTBALL
National Capital A/AA Bowl
November 1-30, 2014
Convenor: Mike Rumleski
NCSSAA, COSSA, GBSSA, EOSSAA
Phone: 613-332-1220
GIRLS’ HOCKEY
8th Annual Blessed Trinity Girls’ Hockey Tournament
December 2-3, 2014
Grimsby Peach King Centre
Convenor: Mark Mazzetti
Phone: 905-945-6706, Ext.23711
Lady Crusader Cup Invitational Girls’ Hockey Tournament
December 9-10, 2014
London
Convenor: Mike Chaney/Wendy Glover Phone: 519-675-4431
BOYS’ HOCKEY
Canlan Ice Sports Hockey Tournaments
York University, Toronto
For the full list of Senior Boys’, Junior Boys’ and Girls’ hockey tournaments at theCanlan Ice Sports Centre, check
the OFSAA website.
Convenor: Al Rose, Canlan Ice Sports Phone: 416-661-5900, Ext.251
9th Annual Capital High School Hockey Tournament
November 24-25, 2014
Bell Sensplex, Ottawa
Convenor: Daniel Keleman
Phone: 613-591-9955
Crusader Cup Classic Invitational Hockey Tournament
December 4-6, 2014
London
Convenors: Mike Chaney/Wendy Glover Phone: 519-675-4431
Junior Crusader Cup Invitational Hockey Tournament
March 25, 2015
London
Convenors: Mike Chaney/Wendy Glover Phone: 519-675-4431
Email: [email protected]; [email protected]
9th Annual Blessed Trinity Senior Boys’ Tournament
December 9-10, 2014
Convenor: Rich Vrataric
Phone: 905-945-6706 Ext. 2326
10th Annual Blessed Trinity Junior Boys’ Tournament
March 24-25, 2015
Convenor: Rich Vrataric
Phone: 905-945-6706, Ext. 2326
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staff as an assistant director during
Lexy Fogel’s sick leave. Shamus is a
former teacher and director of athletics
at Niagara Christian Community of
Schools in Fort Erie. He has coached
many sports including badminton,
girls’ and boys’ basketball, girls’ and
boys’ soccer, girls’ and boys’ volleyball, golf, and
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Elliot Lake and began his teaching career in California
before moving back to Ontario in 2005. He will be
responsible for the OFSAA Coaching Symposium,
and will oversee all OFSAA girls’ championships and
festivals. Shamus and his wife Stacey have three
children: Noah (13), Joshua (11), and Hannah(10).
Jim Barbeau of Belleville is our new
part-time special projects coordinator
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at the end of the school year. Jim
will soon be retiring from Nicholson
Catholic College where he has taught
for the past 27 years and served as
athletic director for 21 years. He has
volunteered on the executive of the Bay of Quinte
Athletic Association and COSSA, and has coached
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and golf. A native of Sault Ste. Marie, Jim will oversee
OFSAA alpine skiing, snowboarding, and tennis, and
will work with the Board of Reference – Sanctions. Jim
is married to Elaine and they have three sons: Ryan
(25), Connor (23) and Sean (22).
OFSAA NEWS
OFSAA welcomes two new members to its staff team
OFSAA is fortunate to have both Jim and Shamus on board, and we wish them all the best in their new positions!
We send our best wishes to Assistant Director Lexy Fogel who is currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer.
Lexy is doing well and looks forward to returning to work soon.
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The 2015
OFSAA Coaching Symposium
will be held May 12 and 13
at Durham College in Oshawa.
The bi-annual conference unites teacher-coaches across the province
as they share ideas and get motivated!
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educators; providing strategies and information useful to any physical education environment.
For more information and how you can register visit our website: www.ofsaa.on.ca
Attention all presenters! The
2015 conference still has room.
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knowledge, enthusiasm and
expertise then please contact
Shamus Bourdon at
416-426-7436 or
[email protected].
CAO Fundamental Movement Skills High School Program
The Coaches Association of Ontario has developed a
program based on Fundamental Movement Skills for
teacher-coaches to pass along their knowledge to a
new generation of coaches-in-training.
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knowledge of FMS to high school students, many of
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who then can pass along these essential skills to future
student-athletes.
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teachers and students to build an intramural badminton program in
their school. Please see the details of the contest below and visit
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all schools to support OFSAA sponsors to help ensure these types of
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High School Smash –
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Contest presented by Yonex
Yonex Canada and OFSAA are pleased
to announce the inaugural High School
Smash – Badminton Intramural Contest.
The contest encourages schools to
develop an intramural badminton
program at their school that focuses on
fun, inclusion, and getting more students
active.
OFSAA NEWS
Yonex Canada Continues
Support of High School
Badminton through 2019
WHAT’S THE PRIZE?
Four (4) intramural starter packages from
Yonex will be awarded. These packages
include:
16 Yonex Nanospeed (or equivalent)
racquets (Retail value: $960 approx.)
20 dozen (240) Mavis 350 shuttles
(Retail value: $700.00 approx.)
A badminton instructional DVD
Potential for your school to host a
showcase match between National
Team members (dependent on
availability of athletes)
HOW IT WORKS
Schools, through collaboration of students
and teachers, will submit their creative
proposal for an intramural program
using the contest online application form
found at www.ofsaa.on.ca/webform/
high-school-smash-badminton-intramuralcontest. All applications which meet the
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DEADLINE
Online applications must be submitted no
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Successful applications will be contacted
by October 21, 2014 and intramural
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previous badminton involvement
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sustained going forward
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School Sport Canada Online Courses
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All courses have an introductory video which provides a detailed overview of the course.
Athletic Injury Management
A course designed to give you an understanding of
athletic injury management.
This course is designed to prepare you, the
interscholastic teacher-coach, for all situations that
participation in high-school athletics could encompass.
Concussion in Sports - What You Need To Know - FREE
Sports-related concussion in high school sports can
be serious or even life-threatening situations if not
managed correctly.
National Federation of State High School Associations
(NFHS) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC) have teamed up to provide information and
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recognition and management in high school sports.
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Engaging Effectively with Parents - FREE
Course participants learn essential and effective
communication techniques and methods for interacting
with parents and guardians.
Fundamentals of Coaching
*This course is comparable to OFSAA’s Coaching in
Ontario Schools but does not include the Ontario
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Understanding Athlete Needs; a Must for All Coaches.
Legal Course for Coaches
A course designed to give you an understanding of
legal issues in sports.
Teaching & Modeling Behaviour
A course designed to teach coaches how to proactively
modify and encourage good sportsmanship.
Tobacco - “Be the NORM” - FREE
A course designed to give students and coaches an
understanding of the negative effects of tobacco use.
This is a FREE Course.
Coaching in Ontario Schools (CIOS)
The Coaching in Ontario Schools (CIOS) course continues its
popularity, particularly among teacher-candidates, with approximately
800 participants completing the course.
We are offering the course through a live-time online format which
will allow participants from across the province to interact and take
the course at pre-established dates & times. Check the OFSAA
website for upcoming dates & times.
Course Cost
Schools and Boards:
$25/participant + Facilitator fee
(and travel if applicable)
Faculties of Education:
$25/participant (no Facilitator fee)
To organize a CIOS workshop please contact Michael Suraci at 416426-7440 or [email protected]
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OFSAA, in partnership with Spalding Canada, is excited to announce the continuation of its Keeping Football Safe contest.
The purpose of the contest is to reward and encourage best practices when it comes to high school football safety.
WHAT’S THE PRIZE?
Four (4) prizes of $2,000 of in-kind product from Spalding/
Russell Athletic to support high school football programs
(football, uniforms, football pads, etc.). Each school will
select what product they believe is needed most!
REQUIREMENTS/BEST PRACTICES
All of the following must be completed in order to be
eligible for the contest.
1)
All football team coaches must have completed a
concussion awareness course/workshop within the
past 3 years. These may include but are not limited
to the following:
Making Headway in Sport (Generic or Football
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Concussion Management Workshop (taken at a
conference, school board, etc.)
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One (1) coach must have completed the NCCP
Football Introduction to Competition (position coach
trained) course.
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ANNOUCEMENT OF WINNERS
The draw will take place during the OFSAA
Representatives’ Council meeting November 27, 2014
with a public announcement made on the OFSAA website
December 2, 2014.
OFSAA NEWS
OFSAA’S KEEPING FOOTBALL SAFE CONTEST
For more information
on the Spalding J5V football or
information on local retailers
contact Kevin Sookram at
905-607-3865 ext. 5414 or
[email protected].
www.ofsaa.on.ca
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‘Pete’ Beach Recipients 2014
Congratulations to those teacher-coaches who are the recipients of this year’s Pete Beach Award in recognition
by their Association and OFSAA, of their contributions to their schools, their Associations, OFSAA, and their
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Congratulations to all the 2014 Pete Beach Award recipients!
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Randy Riel
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Frank Boulanger
TDSSAA
Tiina Parik
CWOSSA
Christy Mount
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Bob Sneddon
Cathy Chant
EOSSAA
Deb Walden
NWOSSAA
Brian McLeod
Chris Reid
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Paul Bolger
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Mike Gauley
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Jerry Roukema
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Scholarships & Awards
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Brian Maxwell Scholarship Recipients 2014
OFSAA and the Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship Fund are pleased to announce the student-athletes awarded
the 2014 scholarships and Ontario Awards for Excellence.
The scholarship fund is in memory of Brian Maxwell, a successful distance runner and entrepreneur, and co-founder
of PowerBar, who later suffered a heart attack that claimed his life. Brian competed in Track & Field and Cross
Country and achieved success as an OFSAA champion, Canadian junior, juvenile and senior champion, numerous
international marathons, and as a member of the 1980 Canadian Olympic Marathon team.
The Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship is awarded each year to two student athletes that will be continuing their
post secondary education at a Canadian College or University, and display qualities of honesty, integrity, compassion
and an unwavering quest to accomplish their best academically and athletically while supporting his fellow team
members.
One male and one female are awarded separate scholarships in the amounts of $5,000 each. The 2014 recipients
are Mark Schmidt of Stratford, and Maggie Scheunert of Ottawa.
Mark Schmidt recently graduated from
Stratford Northwestern Secondary School
with a 90% average. As a distance
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grade 10 as the three-time MVP of both
his track and cross country team. Mark
is also an award-winning youth hockey
coach and has fundraised for the Alzheimer Society,
Muscular Dystrophy, and St. Martin of Tours Church.
Mark will be studying engineering at Queen’s University
this fall.
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to Jamaica. Maggie will also be studying engineering
at Queen’s University and plans to pursue a career in
research and development of prosthetics.
The Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship Fund also organizes the Ontario Award for Excellence that presents a
$1000 scholarship to student-athletes continuing to Canadian University or College. This year, the Fund elected to
recognize a record four student-athletes with this award. The 2014 recipients are Paige Nock, Cailie McGuire,
Brandon Thomas, and Nicholas Vukelic.
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Cailie McGuire graduated from Loyola
Catholic Secondary School (Mississauga)
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“I am very proud and impressed by each and every one of the Brian Maxwell Scholarship recipients,” said Jennifer
Maxwell, wife of Brian and co-founder of PowerBar Corporation. “I’m so glad that running and academics have been
such an important part of all your lives. I wish you much continued success as you go on to college and beyond.”
Congratulations to all scholarship recipients and we wish you the best of luck in continuing your educations and
athletic careers at the post-secondary level!
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2014 OFSAA Alumni Scholarship Recipients
Students in EOSSAA, ROPSSAA, and SOSSA schools applied for the Alumni scholarships this year. It is encouraging to
know there are so many student-athletes in our high schools who are also involved in other aspects of school life, are
active members of the community, and still maintain an excellent academic standing. Thanks to all the applicants, and
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Curtis attended St. Aloysius
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in terms of his work ethic,
responsibility, and ability, and
earned the respect of his peers
and coaches. Curtis was also involved in other areas
of school life including several fundraisers, the house
system, and the athletics club. In the community he
volunteered as a boys’ soccer coach and at a hockey
camp. He applied the skills he learned through sport
to his academic studies also, and was on the honour
roll throughout high school. To quote his coach, “Curtis
represents the ‘true ideals’ of a student-athlete”. We
wish him well as he pursues a kinesiology program at
university.
Cassie Conboy
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Patrick Desjardins
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Welland, Patrick demonstrated
that he was an excellent student
and an exceptional athlete. He
participated in almost every
sport offered at the school volleyball, basketball golf, hockey,
badminton, tennis and soccer. He
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the athletic council (serving 2 years as president), and
several charitable fundraisers.. Patrick assisted with the
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of satisfaction than representing and competing for
your school. School sport enabled him to connect with
his peers, teachers, competitors and other members of
the community on a whole different level. For Patrick
high school would not be complete without sports. All
the best as you enter an exercise science program at
university.
OFSAA Alumni Association
The Alumni Association is composed of retired
teacher-coaches and former student-athletes,
and provides them with an opportunity to stay in
touch with their peers. The main goal is to provide
scholarships annually for students from around
the province that wish to pursue a post-secondary
education in a Canadian institution. Members
receive copies of the Bulletin and newsletters. An
application can be found on the OFSAA website.
Donations towards the Alumni Scholarships are
welcomed from current and former teachers, and
student graduates.
2015 OFSAA Alumni Scholarship Applications
In 2014-15 applications for the OFSAA Alumni Scholarships will be accepted from students in schools in
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2013-14 OFSAA Team
Sportsmanship Award
Recipients
The team Sportsmanship Award is given out at
each Championship to the team that displays
outstanding teamwork, positive attitude, and
respect for opponents.
Girls’ A Basketball
Girls’ AA Basketball
Girls’ AAA Basketball
Girls’ AAAA Basketball
Boys’ A Volleyball
Boys’ AA Volleyball
Boys’ AAA Volleyball
Boys’ AAAA Volleyball
Girls’ A Volleyball
Girls’ AA Volleyball
Girls’ AAA Volleyball
Girls’ AAAA Volleyball
Boys’ A Basketball
Boys’ AA Basketball
Boys’ AAA Basketball
Boys’ AAAA Basketball
Girls’ Curling
Boys’ Curling
Girls’ A/AA Hockey
Girls’ AAA/AAAA Hockey
Boys’ A/AA Hockey
Boys’ AAA/AAAA Hockey
Girls’ A/AA Rugby
Girls’ AAA/AAAA Rugby
Boys’ A/AA Rugby
Boys’ AAA/AAAA Rugby
Girls’ A Soccer
Girls’ AA Soccer
Girls’ AAA Soccer
Girls’ AAAA Soccer
Boys’ A Soccer
Boys’ AA Soccer
Boys’ AAA Soccer
Boys’ AAAA Soccer
Goderich DCI
Peetabeck Academy
Dr. J.M. Denison SS
Father Redmond CSS
Blessed Pope John Paul II
North Middlesex DHS
Cobourg District CI West
St Joseph’s HS
Westdale SS
Bloor C.I.
Parkdale CI
Dr. Norman Bethune SS
Sinclair SS
Red Lake DHS
Merrivale HS
Senator O’Connor
Cardinal Newman CSS
Richview CI
E.S.C. Theriault
Henry Street HS
St. Ignatius of Loyola SS
Jean Vanier CSS
Monsignor Percy Johnson
St. Anne’s CSS
St. Michael CHS
Erin DHS
Trenton HS
Glengarry DHS
Fort Frances HS
Father Bressani CHS
Glebe CI
JL Forster
ESP Louis Riel
Galt CI
Agincourt CI
2013-14 OFSAA Leadership in
School Sport Award Recipients
The OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award is presented
at each OFSAA Championship to a teacher-coach who has
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and sportsmanship, while promoting enjoyment, personal
growth, and educational achievement through school sport.
Boys’ Golf
Girls’ Field Hockey
Cross Country
Girls’ A Basketball
Girls’ AA Basketball
Girls’ AAA Basketball
Girls’ AAAA Basketball
Boys’ A Volleyball
Boys’ AA Volleyball
Boys’ AAA Volleyball
Boys’ AAAA Volleyball
Alpine Skiing
Nordic Skiing
Swimming
Wrestling
Gymnastics
Girls’ A Volleyball
Girls’ AA Volleyball
Girls’ AAA Volleyball
Girls’ AAAA Volleyball
Boys’ A Basketball
Boys’ AA Basketball
Boys’ AAA Basketball
Boys’ AAAA Basketball
Girls’ Curling
Boys’ Curling
Girls’ A/AA Hockey
Girls’ AAA/AAAA Hockey
Boys’ A/AA Hockey
Boys’ AAA/AAAA Hockey
Badminton
Tennis
Girls’ A/AA Rugby
Girls’ AAA/AAAA Rugby
Boys’ A/AA Rugby
Boys’ AAA/AAAA Rugby
Girls’ A Soccer
Girls’ AA Soccer
Girls’ AAA Soccer
Girls’ AAAA Soccer
Boys’ A Soccer
Boys’ AA Soccer
Boys’ AAA Soccer
Boys’ AAAA Soccer
Track & Field
Pat Hickson
Yvonne Taylor
Dave Gallant & Laura Stanyon
Wendy Basawa
Denise Hébert
George Ubanowicz
Roger Mousseau
Sue Martel
Scott Masters
Anne Sinai
Annette Robertson
Karen Kristy
Karl Giesbrecht
James Ball
Albert Purins & Chris Kelman
Kathy Garvey
Dave Rehill
Liz McKinnon
Nancy Houde-Marino
Cathi Haiduk
Susi Johanson
Leanne Watt
David Fucile
Carlo Zoffranieri
Larry Young
Dave Wilkinson
Kim Chezzi-MacLennan
Denis Piquette
Aaron Consoli
Jeff Gruber
Don Carmichael
David McCallum
Brian Meindl
Dianne Lussier
Ian Gilbride
George Burford
Linda Carriere
Katie Funston
Frank Ruberto
Vesna Brnadic
John Walsh
Mark Renaud
Stan Gough
Denis Gagnac
Dave Ropret & Kathryn Dertinger
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Dealing with Parents and Elite Athletes – The
Scholarship Myth
Reprinted with permission from NFHS. Story by Anna Wilson, originally published in April 14 edition of High School Today magazine
There is only one LeBron James and only one Serena Williams.
However, that fact doesn’t deter numerous young athletes from
immersing themselves in a sport with the hope of becoming an
athlete.
Often with the pressure from their parents, these athletes
devote a great deal of time and money to receiving recognition
and attaining a college scholarship. This specialization is
sometimes at odds with an education-based athletic program.
And it’s an issue high school administrators and coaches have
to deal with more and more each year.
At last year’s NFHS Summer Meeting in Denver, Colorado, two
state association executive directors addressed the issue during
a workshop entitled, “Dealing with Parents and Elite Athletes:
The Scholarship Myth.” Harold Slemmer and Rhonda BlanfordGreen covered a number of issues for athletes and parents to
consider in the pursuit of athletic scholarships.
Slemmer, executive director of the Arizona Interscholastic
Association (AIA) and NFHS president for the 2013-14 school
year, presented the audience with common myths about
scholarships, uncovering the truth behind each myth.
With athletes traveling around the country showcasing their
talents, parents are there to support their children, often to the
detriment of their grades. Slemmer noted that parents may
think that their son’s or daughter’s talent alone will get them a
college scholarship, despite a poor report card, but that’s not
true.
“Poor grades turn off a coach’s interest more quickly than any
other factor,” Slemmer said. “Nearly every school has minimum
grade requirements, which college coaches must adhere to.
No matter how good an athlete a student is, he or she can’t get
around the minimum grade levels.”
Parents play a large role in an athlete’s life. They are there to
support their child’s ambitions. They do small things such as
driving to and from practice. But, some parents have become
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“(Parents) force their children to specialize in one sport. It
becomes a major focus of their lives. We plant a seed and there
will become problems,” Slemmer said. “We have to be careful
not to make them think they have succeeded at that level in
life. It’s just a part of life it’s not the main reason why they exist.
Growing up academically and emotionally is more important.”
As adults, parents have to work with their children, guiding
them along the way, which can start at a young age. Athletics
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realistic about the athletic ability of their children.
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think. Perhaps that becomes more realistic to them the older
they get,” he said. “Because an athlete specializes in one
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that most athletes don’t have. There’s only one sprinkle out
there in any school. There isn’t an abundance (of them).”
Blanford-Green, executive director of the Nebraska School
Activities Association (NSAA), agrees that there’s a small
percentage of elite athletes across the country.
“I would say maybe two per cent of all high school athletes
are elite. Then, you have good athletes, and then, you have
kids that are just out there participating. That’s what our goal
should be as high school associations. We should provide
that platform,” she said. “I think there are two percent (of elite
athletes), but 75 per cent of the parents think that their kids are
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organizations. Because of the line drawn between those
outside organizations and high school athletics, Blanford-Green
believes there is a competition between the two aspects of an
athlete’s life.
She wants to close the gap between the two areas, which was
the main focus of her presentation at the summer meeting.
“It used to be us versus them, but now, even in small
communities, it is in the best interest for the state associations
to build relationships with those outside groups. They have the
common mindset of how they can serve the kids,” BlanfordGreen said. “Our primary focus should be the best interest of
the students and building collaborative relationships. Parents
should be aware of all the different arms that are touching their
kids and not make it a competition.”
While striving to become an elite athlete can be important,
parents and their children can’t overlook the ultimate goal of
being in high school. Striving for an education and succeeding
in the classroom, like Slemmer mentioned, is of utmost
importance when preparing for the future.
Scholarships help reward those who have excelled in
academics as well as athletics, but as the parent of two athletes,
Blanford-Green believes that athletc scholarships are a bonus
in the long run.
“If a student receives a scholarship, it’s just icing on the cake.
I would say that for the majority of the people that ive been in
contact with pre-high school and high school education, we
all know that if our kids get some kind of scholarship, it’s just
a pat on the back for a job well done, but it’s not why our kids
participate,” she said. “You have to build a well-rounded kid,
not only athletically but educationally, to maximize the dollars
that will help for higher education.”
Blanford-Green believes that an athlete has to be able to
balance a life in athletics, as well as an eduation. They have to
prioritize and keep education as an important focus. This can
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the athletic or activity factors is key,” she said. “It’s all about
guidance and balancing a life for athletics and education.”
Festival Results
OFSAA Boys’ A/AA Field Lacrosse Festival
Brantford
June 3-4
Hagersville SS, who had dominated the early years of
the lacrosse festival and have consistently been a threat
to capture the title again, have been eager to host and
thanks to the efforts of Jeannie Martin, 2014 was the
year they made it happen. Using the great facility at
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an opening ceremonies, which included a First Nations
blessing of the event. Despite threatening clouds, the
only weather factor was a gusty wind, allowing the
tournament to take place without any issues.
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gathered at the on-site community centre to celebrate
the day’s successes and enjoy a banquet dinner. Guest
speaker Delby Powless, former professional lacrosse
player and former coach of Hagersville, shared his
positive message of how to achieve success. This
included examples from his own life and how he
overcame both athletic and academic challenges.
Although Hagersville wasn’t able to replicate their past
success, it was their neighbours from McKinnon Park SS
(SOSSA) who found themselves in the gold medal game
against a strong team from St. Stephens SS (LOSSA). A
very evenly matched game ended in a one point victory
for McKinnon Park, who may have got the edge they
needed thanks to the support of their fans, who came out
to cheer their team to victory.
Congratulations to Hagyhetwas Anderson, Sam Bleakney,
Martin Burning-Bomberry, Micheal Davis, Kessler
Doolittle, Kahn General, Madz General, Alex Henry,
Aaron Hill, Owen Hill, Vernon Hill, Ryan Johnson, Brody
Longboat, Jesse Longboat, Travis Longboat, Skahendade
Martin, Joshua Miller, Riley Montour, Cecil Monture,
Coleman Powless, Sidney Powless, Bailey Skye, Ryan
Teichmann, Rheno Thomas, Spencer Thomas, Todd
Thomas Jr., Garrett Vyse-Square, Brayden Watts, Wesley
Whitlow, Rob Williams, Jake Winger, and coaches Jason
Johnson and Geoff Stead.
Consolation Final
Participating Teams
St Andrews def. Hagersville SS
St. Andrew’s College
CISAA
Holy Cross CSS
COSSA
Bracebridge and Muskoka Lakes SS
GBSSA
Bronze Medal
St. Stephen’s SS
LOSSA
Holy Cross CSS def. St. Mark HS
St. Mark HS
NCSSAA
Robert F. Hall
ROPSSAA
Hagersville SS
SOSSA
McKinnon Park HS
SOSSA
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13-2
Gold Medal
McKinnon Park HS def. St. Stephen’s SS
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Festival Results
OFSAA Boys’ AAA/AAAA Field Lacrosse Festival
Mississauga/ Brampton
June 4-6
The OFSAA 2014 Boys’ AAA/AAAA Field Lacrosse Festival expanded to a three-day event as a result of the growth in
the number of teams and safety of the athletes. However, convenors Jonathon Diamond and Jim Commandant of
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were able to have all teams playing at one location, creating a great atmosphere for lacrosse action. The tournament
saw a number of “newer” programs starting to emerge and close the gap with long-time powerhouse schools. This
included a very excited host team gaining a win over last year’s gold medallists from Msgr. Paul Dwyer. After two
days of competition, the teams attended the festival banquet, which not only provided a gourmet meal but also
included a Native dance demonstration and educated participants about the history of lacrosse.
At the end of the competition, St. Michael’s College (CISAA) found their way back into the gold medal game, this time
facing the top seed from Assumption College (CWOSSA). This match did not disappoint and for the second time in
three years the gold medal needed to be decided in overtime. Unfortunately, the exciting high scoring affair had to
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St. Michael’s College
Upper Canada College
Crestwood SS
Assumption College School
Huntsville HS
Christ the King SS
Holy Trinity SS
Fr. Leo Austin CSS
Msgr. Paul Dwyer CHS
South Carlton HS
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
St. Thomas Aquinas
Denis Morris SS
Michael Power/St. Joseph
Malvern CI
Bill Crothers SS
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CISAA
CISAA
COSSA
CWOSSA
GBSSA
GHAC
GHAC
LOSSA
LOSSA
NCSSAA
ROPSSAA
ROPSSAA
SOSSA
TDCAA
TDSSAA
YRAA
Congratulations to Tanner Baldin, Tyler Brown, Cole Dezainde, Austin
Elkin, Carter Elkin, Blake Gibson-McDonald, Adam Harris, Brayden
Hill, Brenden Hill, Dan Hill, Douglas Jamieson, Lyle Jonathan,
Ryan Martin, Briley Miller, Colin Montour, Tehoka Nanicoke, Steven
Powless, Liam Putt, Cole Robillard, Hunter Sibbick, Gavin Skye, Layne
Smith, Ricky Smith, Austin Staats, Jerry Staats, Austin Tlustos, and
coaches Rick Baldin, Jake Bomberry, Luke Smith, and Marcus Tansley.
Semi-Finals
Assumption College def. Holy Trinity
St. Michael’s College def. Msgr. Paul Dwyer
Bronze Medal
Holy Trinity def. Msgr. Paul Dwyer
Gold Medal
Assumption College def. St. Michael’s College
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Championship Results
OFSAA Boys’ Baseball
Qualification Tournaments
Championships
London/Durham June 4-5 2014
Toronto
June 11 2014
St Anne’s from Lakeshore representing SWOSSAA lost
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Congratulations to team members: Dalton Boyle,
Matthew Broderick, Cole Brunet, Jonah Fuerht, Kody
Gagnon, Kyle Gagnon, Bobby Galli, Daniel Gore, Beau
Hunter, Gibson Krzeminski, Christopher Rinaldi Ross,
Joseph Romaniuk, Liam Ryan, Colin Sanders, Mitchell
Sobocan, Shane Way, Tyson Way, Jack Zimmerman,
Mitchell Zimmerman and coaches Larry Loebach and
Steve Burke.
West Regional Participants
St Anne’s
Richview
St Clair
Notre Dame
Mulock
Bishop Macdonell
Ancaster
A.B. Lucas
Bishop Carter
St. Mary’s
Taylor Jones from Clarke Road in the west and Geoff
Whent from Sinclair in the east and their committees
did an outstanding job in organizing the regional
competitions. OFSAA very much appreciates the
experience they provided for the high school baseball
athletes. Geoff was presented the Leadership in School
Sport Award for his long time work in promoting high
school baseball in the province. This was the fourth time
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regional baseball competition.
A special thank you to our Toronto groundskeepers Matt
Fereira at Connorvale and Patrick McConnell at Millwood
for getting both diamonds in playing condition after
heavy rainfall in Toronto on the day of the championship
games. Both were at their respective sites at 6:30 a.m.
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SWOSSAA
TDSSAA
SWOSSAA
GHAC
YRAA
CWOSSA
SOSSA
WOSSAA
NOSSA
WOSSAA
Sinclair
Bishop Allen
Maxwell Heights
Gonzaga
St Joseph
Prince Edward
Humberside
St Maximilian Kolbe
Mother Teresa
LaSalle
LOSSA
TDCAA
LOSSA
ROPSSAA
GBSSA
COSSA
TDSSAA
YRAA
NCSSAA
EOSSAA
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Notre Dame
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St. Anne
Bishop Allen
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Draft 2014-15 OFSAA C
BOYS’ GOLF (WOSSAA)
Oct. 15-16, 2014, Stratford
Martin Ritsma, Stratford Northwestern
519-271-9740
[email protected]
Entry Deadline: Oct. 6, 2014
GIRLS’ GOLF (SWOSSAA)
Oct. 15-16,2014, Windsor
Matt Loebach, Herman
519-944-4700
[email protected]
GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY (GHAC)
Nov. 6-8, 2014, Milton
Andrew Brennan, Craig Kielburger SS
905-878-0575
[email protected]
CROSS COUNTRY (CWOSSA)
Nov. 1, 2014, Kitchener
Ian Clancy, Sir John A MacDonald
519-880-9979
[email protected]
BOYS’ A VOLLEYBALL (SOSSA)
Nov. 20-22, 2014, Niagara Area
Philippe Desjardins, ESC Jean-Vanier
905-714-7882
[email protected]
Entry Deadline: Nov. 15, 2014
BOYS’ AA BASKETBALL (NCSSAA)
Mar. 9-11, 2015, Ottawa
Mike Rowley, Mother Theresa
613-823-1663
[email protected]
Entry Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015
GIRLS’ AAA BASKETBALL (SWOSSAA)
Nov. 20-22, 2014, Windsor
Brian Dufour, St. Thomas of Villanova
519-734-6444
[email protected]
BOYS’ AAA BASKETBALL (SWOSSAA)
Mar. 9-11, 2015, Windsor
Pat Osbourne, Kennedy
519-253-1166 ext. 30307
[email protected]
GIRLS’ AAAA BASKETBALL (CWOSSA)
Nov. 20-22, 2014, Guelph
Toffer Treiguts, Centennial CVI
519-821-0360
[email protected]
BOYS’ AAAA BASKETBALL (SWOSSAA)
Danielle Chevalier, St. Anne’s
519-564-4041
[email protected]
FOOTBALL BOWLS
Nov. 26-28, 2014, Hamilton
GIRLS’ A VOLLEYBALL (SOSSA)
Mar. 9-11, 2015, Hamilton
Brad Heidbuurt , Hamilton District Christian
905-648-6655
[email protected]
NORDIC SKIING (NOSSA)
Feb. 19-20, 2015, Sudbury
Perry Sakki & Kerry Abols
Sudbury SS/Lockerby
705-674-7551
[email protected]
GIRLS’ AA VOLLEYBALL (NWOSSAA)
Mar. 9-11, 2015, Dryden
Jennifer McMaster, Dryden HS
807-223-2316
[email protected]
ALPINE SKIING
Feb. 23-25,2015
Entry Deadline: Feb. 13, 2015
BOYS’ AA VOLLEYBALL (NWOSSAA)
Nov. 20-22, 2014, Dryden
Jennifer McMaster, Dryden HS
807-223-2316
[email protected]
SNOWBOARDING (CISAA)
Feb. 26, 2015, Rosseau
Trent Howell, Rosseau Lake College
705-732-4351
[email protected]
Boys’ AAA Volleyball (EOSSAA)
Nov. 20-22, 2014, Kingston
Joanna Besselink, Holy Cross
613-384-1919
[email protected]
SWIMMING
March 3-4, Etobicoke Olympium
Sheila Megson, Stephen Lewis SS
[email protected]
BOYS’ AAAA VOLLEYBALL (ROPSSAA)
Nov. 20-22, 2014, Brampton
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GIRLS’ A BASKETBALL (EOSSAA)
Nov. 20-22, 2014, Cornwall
Stephane St. Denis, Rothwell-Osnabruck
613-537-2454
[email protected]
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GIRLS’ AA BASKETBALL (SWOSSAA)
Nov. 20-22, 2014, Kingsville
Jason Leili, Kingsville DHS
519-733-2347
[email protected]
WRESTLING (SWOSSAA)
Dave Hawkins, Tecumseh Vista Academy
519-739-2189
[email protected]
BOYS’ A BASKETBALL (SWOSSAA)
Mar. 9-11, 2015, Pain Court
Mike Schinkelshoek, ES Pain Court
519-352-1614
[email protected]
GIRLS’ AAA VOLLEYBALL (WOSSAA)
Mar. 9-11, 2015, Ingersoll
Sean Pellow, Ingersoll DCI
519-485-1200
[email protected]
GIRLS’ AAAA VOLLEYBALL (SWOSSAA)
Renee Fuerth, St. Anne’s
519-727-8908,
[email protected]
GIRLS’ A/AA HOCKEY (NWOSSAA)
Mar. 9-, 2015, Kenora
Travis Batters, St. Thomas Aquinas HS
807-548-8281 ext. 258
[email protected]
FOR COMPLETE CHAMPIONSHIP
hampionship Calendar
GIRLS’ AAA/AAAA HOCKEY (NCSSAA)
Mar. 9-, 2015, Ottawa
Kendra Read, All Saints CHS
613-271-4254
[email protected]
GIRLS’ A/AA RUGBY (ROPSSAA)
Jun. 1-3, 2015, Mississauga
Jason Cormier, St. Francis Xavier SS
905-507-6666
[email protected]
Entry Deadline: May-26-14
BOYS’ A/AA HOCKEY (EOSSAA)
Mar. 9-, 2015, Pembroke
Keith Roach , Fellows HS
613-735-6858
[email protected]
GIRLS’ AAA/AAAA RUGBY (ROPSSAA)
Jason Cormier, St. Francis Xavier SS
905-507-6666
[email protected]
BOYS’ AAA/AAAA HOCKEY (SOSSA)
Mar. 9-, 2015, St. Catharines
Bill McLaren, Dennis Morris HS
905-684-8731
[email protected]
BOYS’ A/AA FIELD LACROSSE (CISAA)
Jun. 2-3, 2015, Aurora
Greg Reid, St. Andrews College
905-727-3178 ext. 258
[email protected]
BOYS’ CURLING (COSSA)
Mar. 9-, 2015, Brighton
Suzanne Doornbos/Bradley Bresee, East
Northumberland
613-475-0540
[email protected]
BOYS’ AAA/AAAA FIELD LACROSSE
Jun. 4-6, 2015
GIRLS’ CURLING (COSSA)
Mar. 9-12, 2015, Brighton
Suzanne Doornbos/Bradley Bresee, East
Northumberland
613-475-0540
[email protected]
GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS (NOSSA)
TBD, Sudbury
JoAnne Bradley, ESC Champlain
[email protected]
705-855-9046
BADMINTON (YRAA)
Apr. 30-May 2, 2015, Unionville
Don Carmichael
Dan Blanchard, Unionville HS
905-479-2787
[email protected] don.
[email protected]
Entry Deadline: Apr. 22, 2015
TENNIS (SWOSSAA)
Jun. 1-3, 2015, Tecumseh
Tammy Hawkins, Tecumseh Vista Academy
519-987-6200
Entry Deadline:May-23-15
BOYS’ A/AA RUGBY (GBSSA)
Jun. 3-5, 2015, Barrie
Ron Andrews Steve Porter, Barrie Central
705-726-1846
[email protected] sporter@scdsb.
on.ca
BOYS’ AAA/AAAA RUGBY (SOSSA)
Jun. 4-6, 2015, Stoney Creek
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[email protected]
GIRLS’ A SOCCER (SWOSSAA)
Jun. 4-6, 2015, Windsor
Linda Carriere, EJ Lajeunesse
519-972-0071
[email protected]
GIRLS’ AA SOCCER (SWOSSAA)
Lucien Gava, ES L’Essor
519-735-4115
[email protected]
GIRLS’ AAA SOCCER (SWOSSAA)
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519-256-6691,
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GIRLS’ AAAA SOCCER (ROPSSAA)
Brigett Strano & Joe Corapi, St. Marcellinus
905-564-6614
[email protected]
[email protected]
BOYS’ A SOCCER (NOSSA)
Jun. 4-6, 2015, North Bay
Ryan Culhane, West Ferris SS
705-475-2333, [email protected]
BOYS’ AA SOCCER (NOSSA)
Jun. 4-6, 2015, North Bay
Ryan Culhane, West Ferris SS
705-475-2333
[email protected]
BOYS’ AAA SOCCER (SWOSSAA)
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519-256-6691
[email protected]
BOYS’ AAAA SOCCER (YRAA)
Jun. 4-6, 2015, Richmond Hill
Luca Savo, St. Theresa of Lisieux CHS
[email protected]
Track and Field
Jun. 4-6, 2015
BOYS’ BASEBALL EAST REGIONAL (TDCAA)
June 3-5,2015 , Toronto
Paul Rebelo, Bishop Allan Academy
416-393-5549 ext. 3184
[email protected]
Entry Deadline: TBD
BOYS’ BASEBALL WEST REGIONAL (SWOSSAA)
June 3-5,2015 , Windsor
Sean Burke
519-727-8908
[email protected]
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OFSAA Boys’ A/AA & AAA/AAAA Rugby
Pickering
June 5-7
Boys’ Rugby returned to the Durham area with both
the A/AA and AAA/AAAA Championships. Convenors
George Burford and Ethan Markham and their team
of volunteers did an outstanding job in showcasing the
province’s most exciting rugby programs. This included
taking on the huge challenge of organizing a banquet
for over 1000 attendees, most of which being hungry
rugby players. However, the banquet went off without
a hitch as students were fed and presenters provided
words of encouragement and inspiration. This included
the presentation of the Leadership in School Sport Award
to Ian Gilbride (Eastdale CVI) for the A/AA event and
to an unknowing George Burford (Pine Ridge SS) for
the AAA/AAAA. Ian, a teacher-coach for 25 years, has
been responsible for getting rugby programs stated and
mentoring many young coaches at multiple schools in
the LOSAA area. In addition to rugby, Ian has coached
football, hockey and golf and been on the organizing
committee of three OFSAA Championships. George has
also dedicated 25 years to coaching within the school
setting, including football, volleyball, and of course rugby.
George has also volunteered on the LOSSA executive,
convened LOSSA rugby, and been involved in hosting
multiple OFSAA championships.
The strength and depth of competition continues to
grow in boys’ rugby and particularly in the A/AA event.
Defending champions and number one seeded Barrie
Central (GBSSA) looked prepared to take home another
OFSAA title. However, they may have met their match
when number six seeded Erin DHS demonstrated
just how far their program has come in recent years,
snatching gold from the long-time rugby powerhouse.
Congratulations to Guillaume Barret, Austin Blackwell,
Trent Blackwell, Bradley Bollert, Iain Brooksbank,
Wesley Dickson, Adam Drysdale, Stuart Elias, Benjamin
Fitzpatrick, Liam Fowler, Matthew Fritz, Graeme
A/AA Participating Teams
Trinity College
Moira S.S.
Erin D.H.S
La Salle S.S.
Barrie Central C.I.
Nottawasaga Pines SS
Lester B. Pearson S.S
St. Stephen’s S.S.
Henry Street H.S.
Ashbury College
Mentor College
Stamford Collegiate
Lambton Central C. & V.I.
St. Patrick S.S.
F.E. Madill S.S.
Dr. J. M. Dennison S.S.
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CISAA
COSSA
CWOSSA
EOSSAA
GBSSA
GBSSA
GHAC
LOSSA
LOSSA
NCSSAA
ROPSSAA
SOSSA
SWOSSAA
TDCAA
WOSSAA
YRAA
A/AA Playoff Results
Championship Quarter-Finals
Barrie Central CI def. Stamford Collegiate 24-12
FE Madill SS def. LaSalle SS
17-14
Erin DHS def. Ashbury College
21-12
Moira SS def. St. Stephen’s CSS
29-14
Consolation Semi-Finals
Henry Street H.S def. Lester B. Pearson S.S 28-17
Dr. J. M. Denison S.S def. Lambton Central 34-12
Championship Semi-Finals
Barrie Central CI def. FE Madill SS
Erin DHS def. Moira SS
47-0
17-12
Consolation Final
Dr. J. M. Denison S.S def. Henry Street HS 50-0
Bronze Medal Game
Moira SS def. FE Madill SS
Gold Medal Game
Erin DHS def. Barrie Central CI
40-0
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Hamilton, Mason Hodgson, Adam Hollings, Adrian
Hudson, Mason Johnston, Samuel Jones, Eric
Kirk, Joey Leitch, Alex Parsons, Mitchell Peck, Josh
Pedersen, Sebastien Ratz, Jackson Smith, Daniel
Walcott, Douglas Webber, Richard Weller, Geordie
Wheeler, Shane Wilson, Dawson Wright, and
coaches Gary Robinson, Tyler Bruce, Adam Teeter.
In the AAA/AAAA event, the writing may have been
on the wall before the tournament began as the
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close game, which ended with a goal line stand by
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Congratulation to Sayf Al-Omaishi, Caleb Belo,
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Austin Jones, Michael Keenan, Chris Keroglidid,
Tyler Kleinsteuber, Jake Konorty, Mark Liegghio,
Evan Mackey, Kevin Mackie, Andrew McCulloch,
Michael Morra, Athen Neal, William Palantzas, Keith
Rajkumar, Conner Rose, Philip Ryjanovsky, Drew
Seldon, Nikita Shatlanov, Nicholas Shultz, Bennett
Smyth, Alessandro Terenzio, Matthew Wieser, Robert
Wingrove, Keoni Wong, Amir Zeisler, and coaches
Michael DeVries and Andrew McCutcheon.
After the tournaments, the host committee discussed
their selection of Team Sportsmanship Awards. In
the A/AA Championship, it continued to be Erin
DHS’s year as they can add the sportsmanship
award to their gold medal win [the 2nd year in
a row Erin DHS has been given this award]. In
the AAA/AAAA, Trenton HS was selected for their
positive attitude and fair play. Congratulations to both
teams.
AAA/AAA Participating Teams
Trenton H.S
Brantford C.I. & V.S.
St. John’s College
Regiopolis Notre Dame
Banting Memorial H.S.
Oakville Trafalgar H.S.
Uxbridge S.S.
Donald A. Wilson
Glebe C.I.
Lorne Park S.S.
Chaminade College
Sir Oliver Mowat C.I.
Medway H.S.
Bill Crothers S.S.
CISAA
COSSA
CWOSSA
CWOSSA
EOSSAA
GBSSA
GHAC
LOSSA
LOSSA
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AAA/AAAA Playoff Results
Championship Quarter-Finals
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Brantford Ci & VS def. Donald A. Wilson SS 29-10
Bill Crothers SS def. Banting Memorial HS 15-0
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Trenton H.S. def. Regiopolis Notre Dame 17-5
Medway H.S. def. Oakville Trafalgar H.S. 26-10
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Medway HS def. Trenton HS
31-14
Bronze Medal Game
Brantford CI & VS def. Uxbridge SS
24-12
Gold Medal Game
Bill Crothers SS def. Saltfeet DHS
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OFSAA Girls’ A/AA & AAA/AAA Rugby
Belleville
June 2-4, 2014
The Girls’ A/AA Rugby Championships involved 480
participating student-athletes from 16 teams who
descended on Belleville for the 2014 title. Convenor
Dave Whitney capably hosted yet another OFSAA
Championship and he and his organizing committee
pulled off an excellent event.
At a packed banquet, Brian Meindl of Trenton HS was
presented with the Leadership in School Sport Award
in recognition of his years of involvement with boys’
and girls’ rugby as well as hockey and community
involvement.
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an unbeaten season with OFSAA gold: Harleigh Baker,
Lauryn Bons, Brianna Brake, Danielle Brazeau, Abigail
Clements, Jocelyn Desautels, Janessa Duffy, Danielle
Farrington, Karin Fritz-Hazell, Jessica Genereaux, Victoria
Harmond, Tanya Hasenberger, Faith Hickey, Antoinette
Kennedy, Amanda Lajoie, Jenna Lajoie, Sarah Locke,
Paton Manzara, Logan McGilvray, Taryn McLachlan, Emile
Merilainen, Kelsey Minnie, Kailin Muir, Leslie Mullen,
Abigail Refausse, Morgan Walker, Brittney Whiting,
Hayley Williams, Sadie Williams-Masters, and Erin
Young-Lowe, and coaches Josh Chambers, Tara Feeney,
Tom Gauthier, and Brian Meindl.
Congratulations are also due to St. Anne’s CSS
(WOSSAA) for winning the Team Sportsmanship award
after placing fourth in the Championship.
A/AA Participating Teams
Trenton HS
Beamsville DSS
Bayside SS
St. Thomas Aquinas
La Salle SS
Courtice SS
Holy Trinity CHS
Paris DHS
St.Clair SS
Mentor College
Rockland DHS
St.Anne’s CSS
St.Matthew HS
Trinity College S
North Hastings HS
Twin Lakes SS
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A/AA Playoff Results
COSSA
SOSSA
COSSA
GHAC
EOSSAA
LOSSA
NCSSAA
CWOSAA
SWOSSAA
ROPSSAA
EOSSAA
WOSSAA
NCSSAA
CISSA
COSSA
GBSSA
Trenton def. St. Anne’s
Beamsville def. Courtice
53-0
15-5
Consolation Final
Bayside def. Paris
24-0
Bronze Medal Game
Courtice def. St. Anne’s
39-0
Gold Medal Game
Trenton def. Beamsville
41-0
OFSAA Girls’ A/AA & AAA/AAA Rugby
Hamilton
June 2-4, 2014
The 2014 Girls’ AAA/AAAA Rugby Championship was an
enormous event that showcased the growing interest and
talent for girls’ rugby in Ontario high schools. Convenors
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Congratulations to Brantford Collegiate Institute and
Vocational School who have been better in OFSAA
competition every year the past four years and improved
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team history. Congrats: Rachel Adkins, Saffron Aldred,
Alison Anderson, Jessica Barnard, Val Bauman, Harlie
Bein, Manon Clarke, Amanda Cook, Lyndsay Courture,
Emily Coverett, Laura Coverett, Tait De St. Croix, Hannah
Diegel, Kyleigh Dobson, Fiona Flynn, Shaila Gaus, Cera
Knott-McMillan, Sarah Lamond, Katrina London, Coven
Madensky, Cortlyn Martell, Tiarra Opoku-Almas, Mika
AAA/AAAA Participating Teams
Quinte SS
COSSA
Brantford CI & VS
CWOSSA
Regiopolis-Notre Dame CSS EOSSAA
Barrie Central CI
GBSSA
Nantyr Shores SS
GBSSA
Oakville Trafalgar HS
GHAC
St Jean de Brébeuf CSS
GHAC
Uxbridge SS
LOSSA
St Peter CHS
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Ursuline College
SWOSSAA
Blessed Cardinal Newman CSS TDCAA
Malvern CI
TDSSAA
Medway HS
WOSSAA
Stouffville DSS
YRAA
Patterson, Courtney Punys, Summer Sakaluk, Sharelle
Simpson, Emily Smith, Shaye Stamp, Bayley Vachon,
Victoria Waud, Emily Weir, Gabby Wilson and Meagan
Wilson, and coaches Jennifer Grierson-Young and Stuart
Martin.
At a big banquet feast, special guest speaker Brian Burke
delighted the girls with his stories and experiences. The
Leadership in School Sport award was presented at
the banquet to Diane Lussier of Cathedral High School
(GHAC). Diane has coached “at least three” teams in
each of her 27 years as a teacher and assisted as a judge
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Oakville Trafalgar def Uxbridge
Brantford def. Quinte
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Uxbridge def. Quinte
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Brantford CI def. Oakville Trafalgar
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OFSAA Boys’ A Soccer
London
June 5-7, 2014
Holy Cross CSS from Strathroy played
host the 2014 OFSAA Boys’ A Soccer
Championship. Convenors Jonathon
Hasson and Cameron Hagel provided a
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class soccer that was on display. Following
pool play on day 1, the teams gathered
at the London Convention Centre to
celebrate at the championship banquet.
The athletes and coaches were treated
to a great dinner, which included the
presentation of the Leadership in School
Sport Award. This year, the recipient
is John Walsh of St. Thomas Aquinas
(WOSSAA) who has coached soccer,
tennis, and basketball over his 25 years at
the high school level. John is known for
promoting the values of sportsmanship and being a role
model to his athletes.
Following pool play both the host school, Holy Cross
and Glengarry DHS looked like the teams to beat and
on Saturday afternoon the two met in the gold medal
match. The two evenly matched teams battled hard and
in the end, Glengarry edged out a 1-0 win. What might
be most impressive, is that Glengarry did not concede a
single goal throughout the tournament.
Congratulations to Michael Bissonnette, Yale Chadsey,
Onur Dilmac, Brennen Filion, Colton Gallant, Karl
Gross, Avery Gunn, Kyle Howes, Adam Hurtubise,
Aaron Lalonde, Spencer Lordz, Jordan Lunny, Duncan
MacDonald, Leiland MacDonald, Alexander MacMaster,
Liam MacNaughton, Tommy McDonell, Benjamin Poirier,
Tyler Stewart, Sullivan Van Loon, and coaches Glen
Campbell, David Filion, Logan Leger, and Laurent Rivard.
Also to be congratulated is JL Forster (SWOSSAA) for
being the being award the Team Sportsmanship Award.
The committee indicated that the team played with
passion and was extremely polite and respectful to
organizers and volunteers.
Participating Teams
Pool A
Holy Cross CSS
ES Jean Vanier
St. Charles Garnier HS
O’Gorman SS
WOSSAA
SOSSA
LOSSA
NEOAA
Pool C
JL Forster SS
St. Benedict CSS
Glencoe DHS
Stayner CI
SWOSSAA
NOSSA
WOSSAA
GBSSA
Pool B
Glengarry DHS
Walkerton DCS
Philopateer Christian College
St. Thomas Aquinas
EOSSAA
CWOSSA
ROPSSAA
NWOSSAA
Pool D
Aldershot HS
Ridley College
Port Hope HS
Scarlet Heights Entr. Academy
GHAC
CISAA
COSSA
TDSSAA
Quarter-Finals
St. Benedict CSS def. Port Hope HS
Holy Cross CSS def. Walkerton DCS
Glengarry DHS def. ES Jean Vanier
Ridley College def. John L. Forster
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3-1
3-0
2-0
2-1
Semi-Finals
Holy Cross CSS def. Ridley College
Glengarry DHS def. St. Benedict CSS
5-0
2-0
Bronze Medal Game
Ridley College def. St Benedict CSS
2-1
Gold Medal Game
Glengarry DHS def. Holy Cross CSS
1-0
OFSAA Boys’ AA Soccer
Leamington
June 5-7
A big thank you must be extended
to Jim Kittl and his crew at Cardinal
Carter SS (SWOSSAA) for picking up this
championship on short notice in September.
The well-organized team worked hard to
ensure a positive experience for everyone
visiting the tomato capital of Canada in
Leamington. Kicking the championship
off was the tournament banquet, which
allowed the teams to meet each other and
share a meal at the Leamington Roma
Club. The Leadership in School Sport
Award was presented to Mark Renaud
of Cardinal Carter SS. Mark has been
coaching for over 26 years in a variety of
sports including football, baseball, basketball, volleyball,
badminton, and golf. He is always willing to help coach
where needed and has also volunteered his time to
convening junior boys football in SWOSSAA for over 10
years.
Under sunny skies, the tournament kicked-off the next
day with a number of closely contested matches, leaving
much to be decided in the group stage until day two.
The returning champions, St. Martin SS (ROPSSAA), found
their back into the gold medal game, this time facing
a tough team from ESP Louis Riel (NCSSAA). However,
the high scoring Mustangs proved too much tallying four
goals to win the championship 4-1 and repeat as OFSAA
Champions.
Congratulations to Amadeus Bialy, Noah Birhane,
Kristian D’Amore, Philip DeCouto, Brandon Duarte,
Luke Ewach, Paul Fila, Bryan Medwin, Kyle Melo, Lucas
Melo, Marcin Misiak, Michael Misiak, Harvey Nsambah,
Matthew O’Byrne, Alex Pinto, Nick Russo, D.J. Rutherford,
Dorian Slizowski, Eric Trindade, and coaches Anto Cosic,
Chris Daigle, and Amir Morgan.
Despite leaving without the gold, ESP Louis Riel should
be proud to be awarded the Team Sportsmanship Banner
for their fair play and good sportsmanship throughout the
tournament.
Participating Teams
Pool A
St. Joseph’s HS
Holy Trinity SS
Fort Frances HS
Jean Vanier CSS
Pool B
ESP Louis Riel
Assumption HS
CW Jeffreys CI
St. Basil SS
St. Paul SS
WOSSAA
LOSSA
NWOSSAA
YRAA
NCSSAA
GHAC
TDSSAA
NOSSA
ROPSSAA
Quarter-Finals
ESP Louis-Riel def. Jean Vanier CHS
Holy Trinity SS (Courtice) def. St. Paul SS
Holy Trinity HS Bradford) def. St. Francis SS
St. Martin SS def. Woodroffe HS
6-1
3-0
0-0 (4-2 kicks)
4-1
Pool C
St. Martin SS
ROPSSAA
Bishop Marrocco/Thomas Merton TDCAA
Holy Trinity HS
GBSSA
ESC Theriault
NEOAA
Cardinal Carter SS
SWOSSAA
Pool D
Simcoe Composite
St. Francis SS
St. Theresa CSS
St. Michael CHS
Woodroffe HS
CWOSSA
SOSSA
COSSA
EOSSAA
NCSSAA
Semi-Finals
St. Martin SS def. Holy Trinity SS (Courtice)
ESP Louis-Riel def. Holy Trinity HS (Bradford)
2-1
1-0
Bronze Medal Game
Holy Trinity SS (Courtice) def. Holy Trinity HS (Bradford)
2-1 (ET)
Gold Medal Game
St. Martin SS def. ESP Louis Riel
4-1
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OFSAA Boys’ AAA Soccer
North Bayy
June 5-7, 2014
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championships headed to North
Bay. Returning convenor Ryan
Culhane has got hosting down to
a science and with the weather
co-operating, there was no
doubt about how seamless this
championship would run. Using
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The Leadership in School Sport
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the junior and senior level. Stan has also volunteered
his time as the NDA league and playoff convenor on
numerous occasions, convened the NOSSA A, AA
and AAA boys’ soccer championships, and sat on the
organizing committee for the 2012 OFSAA Boys’ AA and
2014 Boys’ AAA Soccer Championships. Congratulations
Stan for all your work in school sport.
Following pool play, the playoff rounds demonstrated
how even the caliber of play was with a number of
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was no different as Corpus Christi (GHAC) and St.
Michael (EOSSAA) couldn’t decide a winner after extra-
time and required a shootout before St. Michael emerged
victorious.
Congratulations to Luca Aureli, Rino Bonsignore, Anthony
Canosa, Gianluca Celenza, Luca Cortese, Josh D’eri,
Chris DeFazio, Antonio Ficociello, Carlos Gonzalez, Evan
Kieraszewicz, Peter MacDonald, Alex Marcucci, Anthony
Marino, Brendan Mizzen, Francesco Molinaro, Nick
Ribeiro, Michael Scarpone, Matt Strangis, Andrew Villella
and coaches Paolo Ceccarelli, Mike Gallo, Noah Marano,
Adam Moroney, and Sean Raposo.
The host organizing committee selected Galt CI
(CWOSSA) as their Team Sportsmanship winners
indicating that these students were very polite to
committee volunteers and were great to have at the
tournament.
Participating Teams
Pool A
Corpus Christi CSS
Senator O’Connor College
Huntsville HS
Holy Cross CSS
Lockerby CI
GHAC
TDCAA
GBSSA
EOSSAA
NOSSA
Pool C
Riverside SS
St. Ignatius HS
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Fr. Leo Austin CSS
David & Mary Thomson
St. Peter’s SS
Orchard Park SS
Loyola CSS
LOSSA
TDSSAA
COSSA
SOSSA
ROPSSAA
Pool D
St. Michael CSS
Holy Cross CHS
Galt CI
Regina Mundi CC
St. Joseph Scollard Hall
ROPSSAA
YRAA
CWOSSA
WOSSAA
NOSSA
Quarter-Finals
St. Michael CSS def. Mother Theresa HS
Corpus Christi CSS def. David & Mary Thomson C.
Holy Cross CSS def. Loyola CSS
Regina Mundi Catholic College def. Riverside SS
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2-0
2-0
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St. Michael CSS def. Holy Cross CSS
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Corpus Christi CSS def. Regina Mundi Catholic College 2-1
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Holy Cross CSS def. Regina Mundi CC
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Gold Medal Game
St. Michael CSS def. Corpus Christi CSS
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OFSAA Boys’ AAAA Soccer
Belle Riverr
June 5-7, 2014
One of three soccer championships taking place in the
Windsor area may have created some logistical concerns
but in the end all events, including the Boys’ AAAA
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matches, creating a great atmosphere for soccer. The
perfect temperatures allowed athletes to showcase their
skills over the three-day tournament, often wowing fans
with exceptional speed and talent. The OFSAA popular
Caboto Club hosted the banquet, which meant athletes
and coaches would have more than enough to eat
after a long day of action. Following dinner, convenors
Angelo Geremia and Steven Richardson introduced Denis
Gagnac of St. Anne HS (SWOSSAA) as the Leadership in
School Sport recipient. Denis has been coaching for over
25 years and although he has a strong interest in hockey,
he has also committed time to coaching volleyball, track
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to the gold medal game and after winning in extra-time
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St. Theresa of Lisieux CHS (YRAA). Continuing their
trend, St. Edmond found themselves in extra-time once
again. However, the composed and aggressive team
from St. Theresa would convert on a penalty shot with
a minute remaining in extra-time to claim the AAAA
championship.
Congratulations to Adam Bernardi, Matthew Calder,
Michael Calder, Christian Cordero, Alessio Curti,
Jonathan Davis, David Di Monte, Milano DiCianna, Remy
Favero, Robert Fazzari, Glen Gershon, Arya Hemati,
Kyle Hewitt, Calvin Koehl, Adam Lofranco, Gian-Louis
Marinucci-Mayta, Jahsua Mills, Sid Nahidi, Matthew
Pastor, Francisco Peralta, Austin Ricci, Mario Rossetti,
Christian Teixeira, Lucas Ventura, and coaches Luca Savo
and Gianluca Saggese.
Also to be congratulated are the players from Agincourt
CI (TDSSAA). The committee respected the way they
choose to play the game of soccer, which included not
taking a single card during the tournament.
Participating Teams
Pool A
St. Edmund Campion
Bishop Tonnos CHS
St. Patrick HS
Holy Names HS
ROPSSAA
GHAC
NCSSAA
SWOSSAA
Pool C
All Saints CSS
Mother Teresa CSS
St. Aloysius Gonzaga
Michael Power/St. Joseph
LOSSA
WOSSAA
ROPSSAA
TDCAA
Pool B
Dante Alighieri Academy
Forest Heights CI
Innisdale SS
TDCAA
CISAA
CWOSSAA
GBSSA
Pool D
St. Theresa of Lisieux CHS
Agincourt CI
Saint Paul HS
Ste. Anne HS
YRAA
TDSSAA
SOSSA
SWOSSAA
Quarter-Finals
St. Theresa of Lisieux def. Michael Power/St. Joseph
Saint Paul HS def. Holy Names HS
Forest Heights Collegiate def. St. Aloysius Gonzaga
St. Edmond Campion SS def. Dante Alighieri Academy
7-0
1-1 (5-4 S.O.)
3-0
2-1 (ET)
Semi-Finals
St. Theresa of Lisieux def. Forest Heights Collegiate
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3-0
3-1 (ET)
Bronze Medal Game
Forest Heights Collegiate def. Saint Paul HS
3-0
Gold Medal Game
St. Theresa of Lisieux def. St. Edmond Campion SS
2-1 (ET)
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OFSAA Girls’ A Soccer
Windsorr
June 5-7, 2014
E.S.C. E.J. Lajeunesse hosted the Girls’ A Soccer
championship and provided a great OFSAA experience.
Convenors Linda Carriere and Tom Couvillion rose to
the challenge early and often and hosted an outstanding
tournament.
Linda was presented with the Leadership in School Sport
Award during the banquet. Linda has coached multiple
teams every year for 17 years including soccer, basketball,
and badminton for both boys and girls and has represented
her school and association well. Congrats Linda!
On the pitch the action was intense with defending champion
Villanova College eventually repeating as OFSAA gold
medalists. Congrats: Montini Ava, Daniela Breda, Veronica
Cianfarani, Ciera Decina, Briana Decina, Hannah Gardner,
Pamela Kernohan, Athena Kirou-Mauro, Nadia Lackowicz,
Alyssa Lazzer, Alessia Mangoni, Selena Mangoni, Alessia
Mignardi, Sarah Papaluca, Mikalya Purdy, Taylor Taffo,
Amanda Tankovich and Kristina Tankovich, and coaches
Amanda Figliano and Grant Purdy.
Special congratulations also go out to Glengarry DHS
(EOSSAA) for playing hard while also showing respect for
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Pool A
Villanova College
Almaguin Highlands SS
St Thomas Aquinas HS
Heritage Christian School
CISAA
GBSSA
NWOSSAA
SOSSA
Pool C
Glengarry DHS
Tecumseh Vista Academyy
King’s Christian Collegiate
ESC Hearst
EOSSAA
SWOSSAA
GHAC
NEOAA
Pool B
ES Jean Vanier
Woodland Christian HS
De La Salle College
U of Toronto Schools
SOSSA
CWOSSA
CISAA
TDCAA
Pool D
Marymount Academyy
Holy Cross HS
ESC EJ Lajeunesse
Port Hope HS
NOSSA
WOSSAA
SWOSSAA
COSSA
Quarter-Finals
Villanova def. U of Toronto School
Heritage Christian def. De La Salle
Lajeunesse def. Tecumseh Vista
Glengarry def. Holy Cross
3-0
4-1
1-0
4-3 PK
Semi-Finals
Villanova def. Lajeunesse
Glengarry def. Heritage Christian
7-0
3-1
Bronze Medal Game
Heritage Christian def. Lajeunesse
3-0
Gold Medal Game
Villanova def. Glengarryy
4-0
OFSAA Girls’ AA Soccer
Collingwood
June 5-7, 2014
Under sunny skies the 2014 Girls’ AA
Soccer championships in Collingwood
kicked off an exciting competition. The
pitches at Harbourview and Fisher Field
were a great place to catch the action.
Co-convenors Liz Payton and Melissa
Wheatcroft did an excellent job preparing
everyone for the championship.
At the Craigleith Ski Club under
the shadow of Blue Mountain, the
championship banquet served up great
food for all the hungry athletes. During
the banquet festivities the Leadership
in School Sport award was presented
to Katie Funston of Jean Vanier C.H.S.
(GBSSA). Katie has coached swimming, track, cross
country and cheerleading and organized Terry Fox events
and in 15 years teaching always goes above and beyond
developing her students.
Congratulations to the 2014 champions Bishop
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Participating Teams
Pool A
SSt. Martin HS
St. Mary’s College
Jean Vanier
Bayside SS
St. Thomas Aquinas
Pool B
Belle River DHS
Denis O’Connor
Holy Trinity CSS
Southwood SS
Fort Frances HS
ROPSSAA
NOSSA
GBSSA
COSSA
GHAC
SWOSSAA
LOSSA
EOSSAA
CWOSSA
NWOSSAA
Quarter-Finals
St. Mary’s def. Denis O’Connorr
Bishop Macdonnell def. St. Michael
Cairine Wilson def. Centennial
2-1
2-1
1-0
1-0
Pool C
Centennial SS
Bishop Macdonnell
Streetsville SS
Bracebridge Muskoka Lakes
Stephen Leacock CI
SOSSA
CWOSSA
ROPSSAA
GBSSA
TDSSAA
Pool D
St. Michael CSS
Holy Trinity HS
ESC Theriault
Cairine Wilson SS
L’Essor
WOSSAA
GBSSA
NEOAA
NCSSAA
SWOSSAA
Semi-Finals
Bell River def. Cairine Wilson
Bishop Macdonnell def. St. Mary’s
4-0
2-1
Bronze Medal Game
Cairine Wilson def. St. Mary’s
2-1
Gold Medal Game
Bishop Macdonnell def. Belle Riverr
3-1
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OFSAA Girls’ AAA Soccer
Thunder Bayy
June 5-7, 2014
Teams from across Ontario traveled to Thunder Bay
where convenors Frank Ruberto and Anthony Rizzo had
cooked up an excellent championship. When the games
started at Chapples Park and Fort William Stadium the
play was stellar and matches ran smoothly thanks to all
the behind the scenes efforts.
Congratulations to the 2014 champions Humberside CI
(TDSSAA) who became a dominant force in the second
half of games, scoring three goals in the back end of
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Participating Teams
Pool A
Mother Theresa HS
Fr. Leo J. Austin CSS
Hammarskjold HS
St. Roch CSS
St. Peter’s SS
Pool B
St. Michael HS
Westgate CVI
St. James CHS
Holy Cross CSS
St. Peter’s SS
The Leadership in School Sport award was presented
to convenor Frank Ruberto for his 22 years of service
to school sport in the Thunder Bay area. As well as his
longtime involvement in girls’ soccer, Frank has coached
Badminton and Volleyball and helped to convene two
other past OFSAA soccer
events.
NCSSAA
LOSSA
NWOSSAA
ROPSSAA
GBSSA
Pool C
Northern CI & VS
Notre Dame CSS
Senator O’Connor College
St. Patrick’s HS
Father Bressani CHS
SWOSSAA
GHAC
TDCAA
WOSSAA
YRAA
SOSSA
NWOSSAA
CWOSSA
EOSSA
COSSA
Pool D
St Michael CSS
Parkside CI
Bishop Ryan CSS
Humberside CI
St. Ignatius HS
ROPSSAA
WOSSA
GHAC
TDSSAA
WOSSAA
Quarter-Finals
St. Roch CSS def. St. James CHS
St. Michael HS (Niagara) def. Fr. Leo J. Austin CSS
St. Michael CSS (Bolton) def. Fr. Bressani CHS
Humberside CI def. Senator O’Connor College
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Di Felice, Soraya El-Houni, Annika Engholm, Lauren
Galek, Zoe Georgilis, Sabrina Hempel, Sarah Hill,
Alexandra Kokkoros, Erin Locke, Talia Merino-Sierra,
Bryn Powell, Suzy Purdy, Sarah Ryner, Caroline Serjeant,
Rachel Shepherd, Emilia Silva, Jenny Wolever, Christina
Woloszczuk and Miriam Yosief, and coaches Joanne
Loewen and Jill Pulford-Thorpe.
2-0
2-0
2-1
3-0
Congratulations are also due
to Team Sportsmanship Award
winners Father Bressani
CHS of Woodbridge (YRAA)
for their sportsmanship and
model behaviour throughout
the championship.
Semi-Finals
St. Michael HS (Niagara) def. St. Michael CSS (Bolton) 1-0
Humberside CI def. St. Roch CSS
4-0
Bronze Medal Game
St. Roch CSS def. St. Michael CSS (Bolton)
2-1
Gold Medal Game
Humberside CI def. St. Michael HS (Niagara)
3-0
OFSAA Girls’ AAAA Soccer
Oakville
June 5-7, 2014
Soccer fans, spectators,
parents and teachers were
delighted by the play of
OFSAA girls’ soccer at
Pine Glen Soccer Centre
where 16 teams from
across Ontario came to
compete for gold. Those
who couldn’t make it out
to Oakville were kept in
the loop through the @
OFSAAGirlSoccer Twitter
account where AAAA and
AAA convenors especially
used technology to keep
followers updated.
The Leadership in
School Sport award
was presented to Vesna
Brnadic of Holy Trinity
Catholic School (GHAC) for
21 years of dedication to school sports and mentoring
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hockey, badminton, cross-country, rugby as well as
soccer. Thanks Vesna and congratulations on some wellearned recognition!
Steele and Chelsia Watson, and coaches Andrew Cairns,
Allison Fox, and Dawn Mcloughlin.
For exemplifying the OFSAA values of leadership,
commitment, equity, respect, growth, and development,
Glebe CI was presented the Team Sportsmanship award.
Congratulations and thank you Glebe!
On the pitch the team from Bill Crothers triumphed
with a close 1-0 margin in the
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Participating Teams
Congrats: Bailey Archer, Tori
Pool A
Bellar, Mary Craig, Kerry da
Cardinal Newman
Silva, Laura Dell’Erede, Megan
Grand River
Di Natale, Mikaela Dodig, Cassie
Banting Memorial
Ferguson, Devon Kerr, Krysten
Glebe CI
Lindquist, Justice Luddington,
Pool B
Maren Melnick, Christina Morelli,
St. Thomas Aquinas
Angela Naccarato, Rebecca Neish,
St. Paul
Ocean Parr, Arthi Raviandran,
Ajax HS
Aliya Romualdo, Mia Rossi, Megan
Michael Power/ St. Joseph
Saftich, Christine Sampson, Frannie
Simms, Amanda Spano, Katelyn
Quarter-Finals
St. Thomas Aquinas def. Cardinal Newman
Grand River def. Ajax HS
Dunbarton def. St. Marcellinus
Bill Crothers def. St. Anne
5-3 OT
2-1 OT
2-1
2-1
TDCAA
CWOSSA
GBSSA
NCSSAA
Pool C
Dunbarton CS
St. Anne
Lawrence Park CI
Westdale
LOSSA
WOSSAA
TDSSAA
SOSSA
GHAC
SOSSA
LOSSA
TDCAA
Pool D
St. Marcellinus
Bill Crothers
Sir John A Macdonald
Bishop Reding
ROPSSAA
YRAA
CWOSSA
GHAC
Semi-Finals
Bill Crothers def. St. Thomas Aquinas
Dunbarton def. Grand River
6-0
4-3
Bronze Medal Game
St. Thomas Aquinas def. Grand River
5-1
Gold Medal Game
Bill Crothers def. Dunbarton
1-0
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OFSAA Tennis
Toronto
June 2 – 4, 2014
OFSAA would like to thank the convenor, Michael Robinson, and
his organizing committee of Tami Hawkins, Dave Hawkins, Mary
Jane Robinson, and David McCallum in organizing an excellent
championship. Thank you must also go to all the volunteers who
helped make the championship run smoothly. OFSAA would like
to thank David Lea
of the Ontario Tennis
Association for his
assistance with OFSAA
Tennis.
On June 2 – 4, the 2014 OFSAA Tennis Championships saw 363
tennis players from 149 schools competing in over 450 matches.
Fortunately on Monday, the weather conditions were favourable
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and York University. With rain showers throughout the day on
Tuesday, some matches were played indoors. However, when
the sky cleared, the outdoor matches resumed and all scheduled
matches were completed that day.
All the athletes and coaches must be congratulated in qualifying for
the championship. During the three day event, there were many
excellent matches played.
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This year’s recipient of
the OFSAA Leadership
in School Sport Award
for tennis was David
McCallum from
Westgate Collegiate
and Vocational Institute
in Thunder Bay.
His commitment to
coaching in NWOSSAA
over the past seventeen
years has been very
commendable.
Congratulations to
all the medal winners
listed below.
High School Boys Singles:
1. Alex Rau – Trinity College School (CISAA) 8 - 5
2. P J Conlon - Upper Canada College (CISAA)
3. Robbie Friesen - Eden (SOSSA) 8 - 5
4. Sergio Raez Villanueva – John Cabot C.S.S. (ROPSSAA)
Open Boys Singles:
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2. Christopher Fletcher - Windsor Massey (SWOSSAA)
3. Mark Jensen - Oakville Trafalgar (GHAC) 8 – 6
4. Marcel Molina - Holy Trinity (GHAC)
High School Boys Doubles:
1. James Stevenson & Victor Li – St. Andrew’s College (CISAA) 8 - 3
2. Connor Gorrie & Derek Holzscherer – Waterloo C.I. (CWOSSA)
3. Connor Hutchison & Tyler Lam – Holy Trinity School (CISAA) 8 - 2
4. Jamie Davidson & Nikhil Taneja – A.B. Lucas (WOSSAA)
Open Boys Doubles:
1. Chris Corrao & Vahagn Tonakanian - Bill Crothers (YRAA) – 8 - 7 (9-7)
2. Brett Stinson & Arseniy Sklyarov – Northview (TDSSAA)
3. Spencer Grant & Nic Loncar - Oakville Trafalgar (GHAC) - 8 – 3
4. Stefano Benedetti & Gabriel Pozo - Bishop Allen (TDCAA)
High School Girls Singles:
1. Dasha Larinova-Westmount S.S. (SOSSA) 8 - 5
2. Madison Politsky – Toronto Prep (TDCAA)
3. Isabella Baston – Forest Hill (TDSSAA) 8 – 7 (8 – 6)
4. Jules Johnson – Oakridge S.S. (WOSSAA)
Open Girls Singles:
1. Sophie Bui – Thornhill (YRAA) - 8 – 4
2. Ksenia Providokhina - Bill Crothers (YRAA)
3. Rebecca Herrington - Banting Memorial H.S. (GBSSA) - 8-7 (7-3)
4. Anna Maria Buraya, Bayview Glen (CISAA)
High School Girls Doubles:
1. Bridget Hall & Nicole Jordan - St. Thomas Aquinas CSS (WOSSAA) 8 - 5
2. Catherine Rastin & Clara Rastin - Sarnia St. Pat’s (SWOSSAA)
3. Agatha Klak & Caroline Perez - Vaughan Road (TDSSAA) 8 to 3
4. Alexandra Lisyansky & Anastasia Branopolski - St. Teresa (YRAA)
Open Girls Doubles:
1. Katherine Yampolsky & Julia Kobylianski – Thornhill (YRAA) - 8 – 5
2. Ecaterina Camer & Ema Bakalova - Lawrence Park (TDSSAA)
3. Heidi Wang & Tiana Cheung – Unionville (YRAA) - 8 to 1
4. Melissa King & Amanda King - Bishop Allen (TDCAA)
High School Mixed Doubles:
1. Gaetano Di Pietro, Nicole Amaral- Trinity College (CISAA) 8 to 2
2. Laine Lubgans & Nick DePaul – Nelson (GHAC)
3. Jack Meireles & Lindsay Hawkins - Glebe C.I. (NCSSAA) 8 to 4
4. Waleed Baig and Jess Moffatt - A. B. Lucas SS (WOSSAA)
Open Mixed Doubles:
1. Jane Coombs & Peter Coombs - Oakville Trafalgar (GHAC) - 8 - 3
2. Mya Bui & Zeeydan Youssef - Pickering HS (LOSSA)
3. Aidan Potvin & Layne Van Buskirk - Holy Names (SWOSSAA) - 8 – 2
4. Blake Lukacs & Tressa Mostroianni - Notre Dame College (SOSSA)
OFSAA Track & Field
Mississauga
June 5 - 7, 2014
St. Marcellinus SS was the site of the 2014 OFSAA Track
& Field Championships. It had been the vision of Dave
Ropret, Angelo Di Francesco and Peter Turano to host an
OFSAA Track & Field Championship at the beautiful facility
at their school.
For the second year in a row, Kyra Constantine (St. Roch
CSS, Brampton) also captured three gold medals in the
Senior Girls 100m, 200m & 400m.
Grace Tennant (South Lincoln HS) captured three gold
medals in the Midget Girls Shot Put, Discus, and Javelin.
Dave and Angelo provided the leadership and inspiration
for the many volunteers and committee members from the
South Region to ensure the success of the championship
for 2379 participants and their coaches from 493 schools
across Ontario.
OFSAA would like to thank the organizing committee:
Dave Ropret (Convenor); Angelo Di Francesco (Convenor);
Orlando Riverso (Program & Sponsorship); Jody Miller
and Kathryn Dertinger (Registration,Website,Entries and
Awards); Peter Turano, Damian Anisko, and Yuri Palaszczuk
(Facilities, Equipment, and Financials); Phil Policelli, Bruce
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Mike Porto and Shannon Ferreira (Volunteers and Parking);
Vinnie Saliba, Shane Byrne, and Vince Ferra(Security,
Gate, and Signage); Danny Webster and Elizabeth Wong
(Media); Julie Arseneau (Accommodations); Marcia Baker
(Para Athletes). The organizing committee would also like
to thank the City of Mississauga for its support of OFSAA
as well as the many sponsors who also contributed to the
success of these championships.
Congratulations to Arielle Tessier (Villanova College);
Emily Cohen (Lawrence Park); Tess Verhoven (Oakridge);
Ebhani Blackwood (Bill Crothers); Mariam Abdul- Rashid
(Eastdale); Tolulope (RH King); Riley Tell (Father Leo
Austin); Joey Daniels (Cameron Heights); Bolade Ajomale
(Alexander MacKenzie); Justyn Knight (St. Michael’s
College) Kayode Simmonds(St. Thomas Aquinas); Noah
Rolph (Parkside CI) and Nick Neri (Cardinal Leger
SS) who were all double gold medal winners at these
championships.
The following OFSAA records were broken during the
2014 championships:
Midget Women Shot Put
Grace Tennant – South Lincoln HS – Smithville- 12.10m
Senior Women 100m Visually Impaired
Larissa Baird – St. Mark CHS- Manotick – 14.20
Senior Women – 400m Hurdles
Mariam Abdul-Rashid – Eastdale CVI- Oshawa – 58.38
OFSAA would also like to thank NIKE for its contribution to
the championships. The athlete village was a constant hub
for everyone.
Midget Men – 400m
Nathan Friginette – Blessed Pope John Paul II - Toronto- 49.77
OFSAA congratulates both Dave Ropret (St. Marcellinus)
and Kathryn Dertinger (Erindale SS) for being the
recipients of the OFSAA Leadership In School Sport Award.
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contribution to high school sport in their respective areas
for many years.
Senior Men – 100m Visually Impaired
Nick Neri – Cardinal Leger CSS- Brampton – 13.52
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Junior Men 300m Hurdles
Joey Daniels – Cameron Heights CI – Kitchener – 37.97
Senior Men – 800m – Visually Impaired
Nick Neri – Cardinal Leger CSS- Brampton – 2:17. 00
Senior Men – 800m Ambulatory
Hudson Booth – Almaguin Highlands SS – South River – 2:50.42
OFSAA Track & Field Results - 2014
Top Six Place Finishers
* Denotes OFSAA Record; ! Denotes Canadian Interscholastic Record
MIDGET GIRLS
100M
1 Arielle Tessier
2 Xahria Santiago
3 Kayla Howard
4 Marissa Battle
5 Jada Jackson
6 Anona St. Juste
Villanova College
Notre Dame- Ajax
All Saints- Whitby
Kingston CVI
W.F. Herman
Pickering HS
12. 24
12. 38
12. 49
12. 66
12. 67
12. 70
400m
1 Ashland Best
2 Zoe Sherar
3 Megan Beaudry
4 Madi Jarvis
5 Claudia Caird
6 Maelisse Trapeau
Centennial-Guelph
Bloor CI
Lord Dorchester
Guelph CVI
Garneau
Lycee Claudel
57. 46
57. 58
58. 00
58. 29
58. 73
59. 06
1500m
1 Emily Cohen
2 Christine Laurie
3 Keili Shepherd
4 Sevanne Ghazarian
5 Jacquelyn Quesnel
6 Kylee Raftis
Lawrence Park
Kitchener- Waterloo
Glebe CI
St. Benedict-Cambridge
Kingston CVI
Bishop Strachan
4.34.74
4.44.82
4.45.12
4.46.05
4.48.23
4.53.11
200m
1 Arielle Tessier
2 Ashland Best
3 Zoe Sherar
4 Anona St. Juste
5 Eunice Boateng
6 Sadian Hinds-Blackstock
Villanova College
Centennial-Guelph
Bloor CI
Pickering HS
Cedarbrae CI
Longfields
24. 81
25. 01
25. 02
25. 34
25. 74
26. 29
800m
1 Emily Cohen
2 Kristen Siermachesky
3 Jacquelyn Quesnel
4 Keili Shepherd
5 Maelisse Trapeau
6 Christine Laurie
Lawrence Park
Timiskaming DSS
Kingston CVI
Glebe CI
Lycee Claudel
Kitchener-Waterloo
2.10.75
2.14.72
2.18.16
2.18.41
2.18.48
2.18.91
3000m
1 Shona McCulloch
2 Amanda Bull
3 Kylee Raftis
4 Madison Burnham
5 Jenna Rossi
6 Miranda Thompson
Longfields
Donald A. Wilson
Bishop Strachan
Tecumseh Vista
Gisele- Lalonde
Bishop Strachan
10.07. 06
10.27. 89
10.35. 58
10.46. 35
10.49. 56
10.51.57
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80M Hurdles
1 Tess Verhoven
2 Victoria Fair
3 Kaylyn Hall
4 Kelysa Chambers
5 Skyla Minaker
6 Trinity Lougheed
Oakridge SS
E.L. Crossley
H.B. Beal
Brampton Centennial
Northern CI & VS
Laura Secord
11. 85
12. 02
12. 13
12. 23
12. 44
12. 77
4 x 100m Relay
1 W.F. Herman
2 Dunbarton HS
3 Oakridge SS
4 Cedarbrae CI
5 David Suzuki SS
6 St. Edmund Campion
49. 67
50. 45
50. 56
50. 90
51. 46
51. 53
300m Hurdles
1 Xahria Santiago
2 Sadian Hinds-Blackstock
3 Katie Beaudry
4 Lucia McElwain
5 Alanna Peplinski
6 Kelysa Chambers
Notre Dame- Ajax
Longfields
Lord Dorchester
Essex DHS
E.L. Crossley
Brampton Centennial
43. 89
44. 55
45. 79
46. 50
46. 64
47. 70
High Jump
1 Katie Beaudry
2 Lauren Norris
3 Savannah Davidson
4 Sarah Donovan
5 Rowan Thomas
5 Lucy Glen-Carter
Lord Dorchester
Lindsay CVI
St. Mary -Pickering
A.B. Lucas
Governor Simcoe
Rosedale Heights
1. 62m
1. 60m
1. 58m
1. 55m
1. 50m
1. 50m
Pole Vault
1 Tess Verhoven
2 Madison Bardoel
3 Mackayla Petrie
4 Julia Maine
5 Arianna Hicks-Singh
6 Emma Pasco
Oakridge SS
St. Anne CHS
Char-Lan DHS
Lisgar CI
Lawrence Park
Char-Lan DHS
2. 80m
2. 70m
2. 60m
2. 60m
2. 50m
2. 50m
Long Jump
1 Te-Anna Stephenson
2 Keira Christie-Galloway
3 Jody Mou
4 Allison Byrnes
5 Claire Larose
6 Emily Sluys
Sinclair
St.Matthew-Orleans
UTS
Marymount Academy
Oakridge SS
A.B. Lucas
5. 21m
5. 19m
4. 92m
4. 90m
4. 87m
4. 83m
Triple Jump
1 Lucia McElwain
2 Rowan Thomas
3 Jada Nneji
4 Allison Byrnes
5 Emma Zucker
6 Ayla Jacobs
Essex DHS
Governor Simcoe
Cardinal Carter-Aurora
Marymount Academy
Ashbury College
Chatham-Kent SS
11. 16m
11. 04m
10. 92m
10. 67m
10. 64m
10. 49m
Shot Put
1 Grace Tennant
2 Victoria Fair
3 Ellie Zeeman-Atkinson
4 Braiden Nichols
5 Vera Wilson
6 Danielle Herfst
South Lincoln HS
E.L. Crossley
Dunbarton HS
St. John CHS
Marguerite d’Youville
Campbellford DHS
12. 10m*
10. 38m
10. 29m
10. 21m
10. 04m
9. 59m
Discus
1 Grace Tennant
2 Emily Fawcett
3 Camilla Marangelli
4 Melanie Wiesenberg
5 Braiden Nichols
6 Maggie Wells
South Lincoln HS
Holy Cross- Kingston
Tecumseh Vista
Fellowes HS
St. John CHS
Seaway DHS
40. 67m
30. 12m
27. 96m
27. 51m
27. 21m
27. 14m
Javelin
1 Grace Tennant
2 Sophie Slovenski
3 Carleigh Labelle
4 Maddy Carrigan
5 Jana Kucera
6 Alyssa Puskaric
South Lincoln HS
Bayview Glen
W.F. Herman
Bishop Tonnos
Chatham-Kent
Tecumseh Vista
38. 35m
32. 50m
32. 04m
31. 86m
30. 66m
30.60m
JUNIOR GIRLS
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100M
1 Kyra Constantine
2 Shyvonne Roxborough
3 Zaria Armstrong
4 Maya Reynolds
5 Renae Taylor
6 Chaetoni Husbands
St. Roch CSS
South Carleton
T A Blakelock HS
Collingwood CI
Emery CI
Anderson CVI
12. 24
12. 34
12. 47
12. 61
12. 65
12. 69
200m
1 Kyra Constantine
2 Ebhani Blackwood
3 Natalie Topp
4 Colle Thompson
5 Jenna Smith
St. Roch CSS
Bill Crothers SS
St. Mary’s
Bell HS
Highland SS
South Carleton
24. 33
24. 92
25. 06
25. 10
25. 19
25. 22
400m
1 Kyra Constantine
2 Jenna Smith
3 Kristen O’Neill
4 Dallyssa Huggins
5 Natalie Topp
6 Savannah Rouse
St. Roch CSS
Highland SS
Ignatius of Loyola
Bill Crothers SS
St. Mary’s
Vaughan Road Acad.
54. 59
55. 88
55. 93
56. 66
57. 00
57. 49
800m
1 Kristen O’Neill
2 Lucia Stafford
3 Allison Anderson
4 Savannah Rouse
5 Annie Viera
6 Kate Stewart
Ignatius of Loyola
Toronto French School
Malvern CI
Vaughan Road Acad.
All Saints- Whitby
Newmarket HS
2.11. 08
2.12. 34
2.12. 56
2.17. 02
2.18. 88
2.19. 54
Championship
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Results
1500m
1 Allison Anderson
2 Jessie Fleming
3 Branna MacDougall
4 Melissa Anastasakis
5 Hiley Dobbs
6 Mackenzie Cameron
Malvern CI
London Central
Regiopolis
St. Theresa’s CHS
Donald A. Wilson
Christ The King
4.35. 78
4.36. 93
4.37. 78
4.40. 98
4.41. 35
4.42. 23
High Jump
1 Dallyssa Huggins
2 Hannah Kusner
3 Emily Oldfield
4 Emily Brooks
5 Thianna Taylor
6 Emily Sprague
Bill Crothers SS
Oakridge SS
Elmvale DHS
Brock HS
Stouffville DSS
Canterbury HS
1. 70m
1.60m
1.60m
1. 60m
1. 60m
1. 55m
Discus
1 Denise Balogh
2 Morgan Desjardins
3 Cassandra Plute
4 Tanya Coulter
5 Monifa Hylton
6 Gabriel Warren
ES de Pain Court
Blessed Trinity
Glebe CI
Brampton Christian
Brock HS
35. 13m
31. 54m
31. 25m
30. 58m
29. 93m
28. 65m
3000m
1 Jessie Fleming
2 Hiley Dobbs
3 Mackenzie Cameron
4 Melissa Anastasakis
5 Sophie Rodenburg
6 Heidi Ohrling
London Central
Donald A. Wilson
Christ The King
St. Theresa’s CHS
Earl of March SS
Collingwood CI
10.16. 35
10.17. 21
10.26. 17
10.32. 39
10.32. 58
10.32. 79
Pole Vault
1 Makiah Hunt
2 Tessa Hamilton
3 Maggie McCullough
4 Jasmine Lougheed
5 Leah Hesman
6 Taylor MacDonald
St. Michael-Niagara Falls
Delhi DSS
Oakridge SS
Laura Secord SS
Sandwich SS
Lawrence Park CI
3. 40m
2. 85m
2. 65m
2. 65m
2. 65m
2. 55m
Javelin
1 Alexis Brenzil
2 Abby Brandon
3 Danika Falvo
4 Denise Balogh
5 Paula Meek
6 Holly Taylor
Centennial
Perth & District
Note-Dame - Sudbury
Arnprior DHS
Assumption - Brampton
40. 73m
34. 95m
34. 76m
34. 38m
33. 49m
33. 30m
80m Hurdles
1 Brittany Stenekes
2 Jaiden Mulder
3 Kelly Hodgins
4 Abby Bolton
5 Aaliyah Rodgers
6 Madeline Whitestone
Highland SS
General Amherst
Northern CI & VS
Ridgeway-Crystal
Grand River CI
Harbord CI
11. 74
11. 90
12. 18
12. 40
12. 43
12. 50
Long Jump
1 Ebhani Blackwood
3 Brittany Stenekes
4 Shaniece Bennett
5 Marissa Dubois
6 Kelsey Aroujo
Bill Crothers SS
South Carleton
Highland SS
St. Joseph’s - Toronto
Wesdale SS
Holy Trinity- Brampton
5. 33m
5. 33m
5. 25m
5. 16m
5. 13m
5. 12m
100m
1 Leah Buchanan
2 Shanice Williams
3 Alanna Hendricks
4 Chinque Thompson
5 McKayla Eves
6 Alexandra Telford
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Northview Heights
Pickering HS
O’Neill CVI
Lambton Central
Brookfield HS
11. 73
11. 98
12. 11
12. 13
12. 16
12. 18
300m Hurdles
1 Jaiden Mulder
2 Tatiana Desender
3 Kylie Paliani
4 Sarah Jackson
5 Brittany Stenekes
6 Dallyssa Huggins
General Amherst
Saunders SS
Medway HS
St. Mark CHS
Highland SS
Bill Crothers SS
43. 95
44. 07
44. 10
44. 30
44. 39
44. 77
Triple Jump
1 Ebhani Blackwood
2 Paige Doyle
3 Katharine Herron
4 Abbt Woods
5 Sarah De Los Santos
6 Cloe Gravelle
Bill Crothers SS
Robert F. Hall
Bayside SS
John F. Ross CVI
Forest Heights
ESP De La Salle
11. 67m
11. 47m
11. 34m
11. 28m
10. 95m
10. 75m
200m
1 Maya Genard
2 Mariam Abdul- Rashid
3 Zanara McIntosh
4 McKayla Eves
5 Savannah Simpson
6 Courtney Dwyer
St. Marcellinus
Eastdale CVI
Pickering HS
Lambton Central
Bishop Tonnos
Glebe
24. 22
24. 46
24. 71
24. 73
24. 98
25. 11
4 x 100m Relay
1 Bill Crothers SS
2 St. Marguerite D’Youville
3 Glebe CI
4 Northern CI & VS
5 Father Henry Carr
6 Wesdale SS
48. 67
49. 28
49. 29
49. 36
49.41
49. 93
Shot Put
1 Morgan Desjardins
2 Hailey Wolfgram
3 Cassandra Plute
4 Alexis Brenzil
5 Stephanie Neatby
6 Laura Mehew
ES de Pain Court
Regiopolis
Blessed Trinity
Centennial
Father Redmond
Fenelon Falls SS
11. 29m
10. 83m
10. 46m
10. 45m
10. 40m
10. 00m
SENIOR GIRLS
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400m
1 Taylor Sharpe
2 Kristen Metcalfe
3 Taysia Radoslav
4 Erinn Stenman-Fahey
5 Tiffany Sabado
6 Evelyne Guay
800m
1 Kailee Sawyer
2 Erinn Stenman-Fahey
3 Alexandra Lucki
4 Paige Nock
5 Evelyne Guay
6 Bridget Oneill
Bluevale CI
Canterbury HS
Bishop Allen Academy
Courtice SS
Abbey Park HS
Ignatius of Loyola
54. 77
55. 17
55. 35
56. 01
56. 49
56. 78
Long Jump
1 Daijha Heron
2 Jamilah James
3 Olivia Campbell
4 Brittney Gibbs
5 Taliyah Campbell
6 Clare Thompson
2.07. 78
2.10.38
2.10. 75
2.10. 96
2.11. 20
2.12. 94
Triple Jump
1 Brittany Graves
2 Daijha Heron
3 Brittney Gibbs
4 Jamilah James
5 Hannah- Kelsey Smith
6 Taliyah Campbell
Father Henry Carr
A.B. Lucas
Thousand Islands SS
E.J. Lajeunesse
Lindsay CVI
South Huron DHS
13. 49m
11. 90m
11. 74m
11. 70m
11. 34m
11. 28m
Sinclair SS
Birchmount Park
Father Redmond
Sir Oliver Mowat
Markville SS
Ursuline College
Joan of Arc - Barrie
Sinclair SS
Sir Oliver Mowat
Birchmount Park
Sinclair SS
Markville SS
49. 77 *
51. 85
52. 30
52. 50
52. 65
53. 16
40. 60m
40. 17m
36. 22m
35. 17m
34. 38m
33. 02m
800m
1 Braydon Clarke
2 Nicholas Mateus
3 Nathaniel St. Romain
4 Gavin Hughes
5 Neil Francis
6 Reilly McCann
Erin District HS
Joan of Arc - Mississauga
Nicholson CC
St. James CHS
Father Henry Carr
Franco- Cite
1.59. 26
2.00. 59
2.01.22
2.01. 31
2.06. 74
2.07. 32
Sandwich SS
Bill Crothers SS
Eastdale SS
Crestwood SS
OD/Park SS
Erin District HS
45. 96m
43. 07m
39. 08m
38. 31m
37. 69m
36. 88m
1500m
1 Mathieu Plamondon
2 Braydon Clarke
3 Theo Hassim
4 Luke Jaciw-Zurakowsky
5 Mitch deLange
6 Reilly McCann
ESC Theriault
Erin District HS
Winston Churchill- St. Catharines
Notre Dame - Ajax
Unity Christian
Franco- Cite
3.59. 74
4.00. 97
4.09. 46
4.11. 27
4.11. 50
4.14. 86
1500m Steeplechase
1 Mary Margaret Scheunert
2 Cailie McGuire
3 Emily Drouin
4 Paige Sandwell
5 Brianna Dolderman
6 Katerina Cirone
Garneau
Loyola CSS
Regiopolis
Dr. G. W. Williams
Centre Wellington
R.S. McLaughlin
5.07. 82
5.08. 72
5.09. 25
5.09. 64
5.15. 14
5. 16. 45
3000m
1 Mitch deLange
2 Theo Hassim
3 Luke Jaciw-Zurakowsky
4 Graham Baird
5 Liam Donnelly
6 Sam Nuesselder
Unity Christian
Notre Dame - Ajax
Dunbarton HS
St. Mary - Hamilton
Saugeen DSS
9.15. 50
9.16. 10
9.18. 58
9.19. 00
9.26. 23
9.29. 06
100m Visually Impaired
1 Larissa Brown
2 Alexis Askin- Hunter
3 Christina DiMaria
4 Trista McKee- Arlidge
St. Mark CHS
Sarnia CI & TS
Princ Edward CI
14. 20 *
16. 39
17. 51
26. 20
1 Christina DiMaria
2 Trista McKee- Arlidge
Princ Edward CI
3.04.15
5.37. 78
100m Hurdles
1 Tyrell-Mairs-Onwumere
2 JR Speed
3 Vahid Andrews
4 Holden Child
5 Stephen Krebs
6 Tony Shi
H.B. Beal SS
Northview Heights
Birchmount Park
Jean de Brebeuf- Hamilton
Waterloo CI
13. 58
14. 01
14. 06
14. 39
14. 41
14. 70
300m Hurdles
1 JR Speed
2 Tyrell Mairs-Onwumere
3 Vahid Andrews
4 Shawn Gilmour
5 Samuel Mukenge
6 Eric Zhu
Northview Heights
H.B. Beal SS
Birchmount Park
Markham DHS
St. Augustine SS
Merivale HS
40. 18
40. 23
41. 55
42. 38
42. 69
43. 24
4 x 100m Relay
1 Father Henry Carr
2 Sir Wilfrid Laurier SS- Toronto
3 St. Stephen CSS - Bowmanville
4 Vincent Massey
5 W.F. Herman
6 St. Mary CSS - Hamilton
44. 74
45. 54
45. 56
45. 57
45. 65
45. 84
High Jump
1 Justin Jongsma
2 Quinn Hiemstra
3 Anthony Donnet
4 Joshua Pius
5 Dominic Kon
5 Cole Fraser
Guido De Bres
Craig Kielbu
Queen Elizabeth - Kingston
St. Robert CHS
Notre Dame - Carleton Place
3000m
1 Claire Smith
2 Charlotte Prouse
3 Hannah Woodhouse
4 Stephanie Ryall
5 Alex McGowan
6 Katie Fisher
Glebe CI
London Central
GBSS
Wesdale SS
Canterbury HS
Uxbridge SS
9.35. 39
9.45. 71
9.53. 12
9.57. 93
10.14. 38
10.19. 25
Discus
1 Sam Buck
2 Obeng Marfo
3 Jazmin Kikkert-Labeau
4 Ilyssa Boisvenue
5 Ashley Wallace
6 Cyerra Cassell
OD/Park SS
Father Henry Carr
Port Colborne HS
Port Colborne HS
OD/Park SS
Bill Crothers SS
100m Hurdles
2 Tia Thevenin
3 Alexia Lamothe
4 Lexi Aitken
5 Alexandra Tierney
6 Sarah Hammond
Eastdale CVI
Pine Ridge SS
Cairine Wilson
St. Anne’s CSS
Sacred Heart - Stittsville
St. Basil’s SS
13. 74
13. 82
13. 86
14. 04
14. 35
14. 61
Javelin
1 Bailey Dell
2 Breanne Wilson-Bennett
3 Sonia Foster
4 Ashley Pryke
5 Sam Buck
6 Rebecca Morrison
400m Hurdles
2 Lexi Aitken
3 Alexandra Tierney
4 Taysia Radoslav
5 Alexia Lamothe
6 Kristen Metcalfe
Eastdale CVI
St. Anne’s CSS
Sacred Heart - Stittsville
Cardinal Newman- Toronto
Cairine Wilson
Etobicoke School of Arts
58. 38 *
1.00. 25
1.00. 75
1.00. 78
1.01. 91
1. 02. 45
4 x100m Relay
2 Birchmount Park
3 David Suzuki SS
4 Essex District HS
5 Sandwich SS
6 East Northumberland SS
48. 18
48. 28
48. 86
49. 03
49. 30
49. 68
Father Michael Goetz
Abbey Park HS
Greenwood College
Merivale HS
Notre Dame- Toronto
Bill Crothers
JA Macdonald-Waterloo
Regina Mundi
Humberside CI
Lakeshore CHS
Northern SS - Toronto
100m Ambulatory
1 Julianne Miszk
2 Shirley Hughes
3 Amen Ahi
4 Jessica D’Souza
5 Madison Wilson- Walker
6 Sydney Ramsey
1. 73m
1. 70m
1. 70m
1. 65m
1. 65m
1. 65m
3. 75m
3. 45m
3. 35m
3. 35m
3. 10m
3. 10m
St. Ignatius HS
800m Ambulatory
1 Madison Wilson- Walker
2 Isabelle Charron
St. Michael - Niagara Falls
Sydenham HS
St. Michael - Niagara Falls
St. Mary -Pickering
Lord Dorchester
London Central
Lord Dorchester
St. Peter’s - Peterborough
100m Intellectually Impaired
1 Alicia Tustin
Fellowes HS
2 Sara Albers
St. Thomas Aquinas-London
3 Talin Najarian
Governor Simcoe
4 Brittany Cottee
Woodroffe HS
5 Emma Colpittis
Fellowes HS
6 Dominique Hannah
Sydenham HS
17. 49
17. 70
17. 87
18. 71
18. 84
21. 07
4.27. 84
4.28. 73
15. 23
15. 38
16. 08
16. 54
16. 60
16. 85
R.H. King Academy
Father Henry Carr
Pope John Paul II - Toronto
J Clarke Richardson
11. 27
11. 55
11. 56
11. 56
11. 69
11. 76
Pope John Paul II - Toronto
Father Henry Carr
JA Macdonald - Waterloo
OD/Park SS
W.F. Herman
Hammarskjold HS
4.27. 96
4.28. 53
4.29. 47
4.29. 51
4.33. 45
4.35. 50
High Jump
1 Maya Naruszewicz
2 Devyn Mackenzie
3 Shaelyn Laurie
4 Barb Bitchoka
5 Emilia Grala
6 Katherine Follis
200m
1 Tolulope Taiwo
2 Khamal Stewart-Baynes
3 Nathan Friginette
4 Jaeden Melbourne
5 Jovan Griffiths
6 Dylan Scocchia
R.H. King Academy
David Suzuki SS
Father Henry Carr
St. Stephen’s CSS
400m
1 Nathan Friginette
2 Neil Francis
3 John Fish
4 Kole Scott
5 Josh Wogiren
6 Will McDonough
La Salle SS
Glebe CI
London Central
Courtice SS
R.S. McLaughlin
3.54. 74
3.55. 00
3.55. 04
3.55. 46
3.57. 44
3.59. 25
12. 22m
12. 14m
11. 89m
11. 65m
11. 48m
11. 16m
MIDGET BOYS
100m
1 Tolulope Taiwo
2 Solomon Adams
3 Khamal Stewart-Baynes
4 Jelani Yorke
5 Jovan Griffiths
6 Dylan Scocchia
St. Ignatius HS
Shot Put
1 Obeng Marfo
2 Natalie Warren
3 Addi Halaiday
4 Lauren Bohn
5 Christina Trent
6 Beth Kester
4 x 400m Relay
1 Lord Dorchester
2 Bill Crothers SS
3 Highland SS
4 St. Ignatius of Loyola- Oakville
5 Pickering SS
6 Centre Wellington DHS
5. 38m
5. 17m
5. 14m
5. 12m
5. 03m
5. 01m
22. 38
22. 58
22. 64
23. 22
23. 345
23. 348
1500m
1 Heather Jaros
2 Claire Smith
3 Charlotte Prouse
4 Alexandra Lucki
5 Paige Nock
6 Chardae Henry
Pole Vault
1 Emma Li
2 Anna Larsson
3 Jessica Simpson
3 Ala Tryczynska
5 Amanda Reid
6 Catherine Petolescu
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St. Mary -Pickering
Cardinal Newman-Toronto
Canterbury HS
Notre Dame- Toronto
Abbey Park HS
1. 86m
1. 83m
1. 80m
1. 75m
1. 75m
1. 75m
Pole Vault
1 Brennan Sequin
2 Nojah Parker
3 Jesse Devogelaere
4 Charlie Fogerty
5 Brayden Desjardins
5 Aiden Anger
Char- Lan DHS
College Avenue
St. Anne CHS
Turner - Fenton SS
Thousand Islands SS
Almaquin Highland
3. 30m
3. 30m
3. 05m
3. 05m
3. 05m
3. 05m
Long Jump
1 Emmanuel Akingbola
2 Eric Mitchell
3 Adam Lee
4 Gerrard Wallace
5 Scott Peel
6 Logan Panek
Sir Wilfrid Laurier SS- Toronto
Notre Dame - Carleton Place
John F. Ross
Heart Lake SS
Fenelon Falls SS
Sandwich SS
6. 65m
6. 44m
6. 25m
6. 25m
6. 24m
5. 95m
100m
1 Aiden Victor
2 Samuel Adams
3 Joey Daniels
4 Trent Snyder
5 Dorbor Kollie
6 Kurdell Reason
Triple Jump
1 Scott Peel
2 Chandru Bahi
3 Logan Panek
4 Kenny Sitharath
5 Elijah Smith
6 Akim Olak
Fenelon Falls SS
Sir Oliver Mowat
Sandwich SS
Cameron Heights
Sir Oliver Mowat
Bear Creek SS
13. 40m
12. 85m
12. 63m
12. 52m
12. 32m
12. 27m
200m
1 Trent Snyder
2 Kurdell Reason
3 Shay Williams
4 Jesse Hamblett
5 Dorbor Kollie
6 Jared Capaldi
Shot Put
1 Spencer Guglietti
2 Foster Beaton
3 Adam Williams
4 Andrew Nyarko
5 Matt Hunter
6 Spencer Vanderlaan
Thousand Islands SS
Geraldton CHS
Chaminade College
Dunbarton HS
Maranatha Christian
15. 53m
15. 41m
13. 91m
13. 58m
13. 56m
13. 53m
400m
1 Michael Petersen
2 Ezana Wossen
3 Jacob McLennan
4 Alexander Bimm
5 Cody Pauli
6 Cameron Hoggarth
Discus
1 Tony Elliott
2 Christian Janzen
3 Aiden Anger
4 Adam Williams
5 Youssef El-Nasser
6 Collin Burrowes
Sacred Heart- Walkerton
Westmount SS - Hamilton
Almaquin Highland
Geraldton CHS
Vincent Massey
Northern CI & VS
48. 79m
41. 81m
41. 33m
41. 24m
40. 99m
40. 90m
Javelin
1 Tyler Field
2 Marlow Carter
3 Adam Burggraf
4 Josh Mather
5 Tanner Rankin
6 Josh Bifolchi
Port Perry HS
Holy Cross - Stratford
Bayridge SS
Strathroy DCI
Dunbarton HS
Sir Robert Borden - Nepean
50. 15m
48. 55m
47. 52m
46. 76m
46. 11m
45. 68m
JUNIOR BOYS
Eastdale SS
David Suzuki SS
Cameron Heights
Grimsby SS
Longfields
All Saints - Whitby
Grimsby SS
All Saints - Whitby
Regina Mundi
David Suzuki SS
Longfields
General Amherst
Malvern CI
Marshall McLuhan
St. Michael’s College - Toronto
Mitchell DHS
Goderich DCI
11. 05
11. 13
11. 16
11. 23
11. 271
11. 274
22. 35
22. 58
22. 60
22. 63
22. 73
22. 86
49. 40
49. 85
50. 46
50. 73
50. 86
51. 36
800m
1 Edward Hayfron
2 Jerome Jude
3 Ezana Wossen
4 Ian MacKinnon
5 Alexander Bimm
6 Andrew Southard
Birchmount Park
Mary Ward CSS
Marshall McLuhan
Westdale SS
Ajax HS
1.57. 48
1.57. 73
1.58. 28
1.59. 20
2.00.47
2.00. 48
1500m
1 Riley Tell
2 Edward Hayfron
3 Quinn Cannella
4 Jerome Jude
5 Kyle Madden
6 Sandy Freeland
Father Leo Austin
Birchmount Park
Chatham- Kent SS
Mary Ward CSS
Paris DHS
Bluevale CI
3.59. 72
4.02. 73
4.03. 08
4.07. 61
4.07. 82
4.08. 14
3000m
1 Riley Tell
2 Quinn Cannella
3 Cameron Linscott
4 Michael Coccia
5 Noah Defreyne
6 Josh McGillivray
Father Leo Austin
Chatham- Kent SS
Kingston CVI
Guelph CVI
Simcoe Composite
Leaside HS
8.55. 35
8.55. 97
8.56. 25
9.09. 32
9.11. 36
9.19. 56
100m Hurdles
1 Joey Daniels
2 Clayton Jeffrey
3 Mathew Ferguson
4 Miguel Palij
5 Philippe Johns
6 Troy Williams
Cameron Heights
Perth & District
Brebeuf College
ESC Theriault
Mother Teresa - Toronto
13. 34
13. 83
14. 062
14.065
14. 16
14. 58
300m Hurdles
1 Joey Daniels
2 Clayton Jeffrey
3 Cody Pauli
4 Austin White
5 Miguel Palij
6 Felix Marchand
Cameron Heights
Mitchell DHS
St.Michael - Kemptville
Brebeuf College
Chatham- Kent SS
37. 97*
37. 98
39. 36
39. 43
39. 64
41. 17
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4 x 100m Relay
1 Mary Ward CSS
2 Father Henry Carr
3 St. Roch CSS - Brampton
4 Upper Canada College
6 Nicholson CC - Belleville
43. 70
43. 97
44. 01
44. 06
44. 70
44. 89
High Jump
1 Sebastian Smith
2 Marcus Cooper
2 James Proulx
2 Noah LaPierre
5 Cameron Paul
6 Tyler Grummett
Northern CI & VS
Holy Names CHS
St. Theresa CHS
Lasalle SS
St. Paul- Niagara Falls
E.L. Crossley
1. 90m
1. 85m
1. 85m
1. 85m
1.85m
1. 85m
Pole Vault
1 Brett Page
2 Nick Christopher
3 Eric McQueen
4 Jordan Lupas
5 Tyler Grummett
6 Michael Iwamoto
Saunders SS
St. Thomas Aquinas- London
Jacob Hespeler
St. Anne CHS
E.L. Crossley
Lawrence Park CI
3. 65m
3. 50m
3. 35m
3. 35m
3. 35m
3. 35m
Long Jump
1 Marcus Cooper
2 Sebastian Smith
3 Jevante Stanley
4 Clayton Jeffrey
5 James Tyler
6 Dajae Montaque
Holy Names CHS
6. 30m
Northern CI & VS
6. 15m
St. Thomas Aquinas- Brampton 6. 12m
6. 09m
North Lambton
6. 02m
York Memorial CI
6. 01m
Discus
1 Mark Bujnowski
2 Cole Candella
3 Tom Nedow
4 Patrick Ryall
5 Fletcher Smith
6 Ben Drummond
St. Marcellinus
Thousand Islands SS
Elmvale DHS
Belle River DHS
Bluevale CI
53. 45m
50. 00m
49. 42m
48. 42m
48. 10m
48. 06m
Triple Jump
1 Ryan Taylor
2 James Tyler
3 Julian Walker
4 Kamal Slowley
5 Deen Choudhury
6 Nicholas Mills
Lasalle SS
North Lambton
Innisdale SS
Markville SS
Crescent School
St. Edmund Campion
13. 73m
13. 68m
13. 44m
12. 98m
12. 97m
12. 94m
Javelin
1 Fletcher Smith
2 Andrew Clark
3 Jarret Litalien
4 Pierce Johnson
5 Austin Allingham
6 Gavyn McCabe
Belle River DHS
Belle River DHS
Korah CVS
Chatham- Kent SS
Thousand Islands SS
Superior Hts. CVS
60. 45m
58. 69m
51. 77m
49. 33m
48. 89m
48. 00m
Shot Put
1 Erik Ferreira
2 Fletcher Smith
3 Michael Pezzetta
4 Austin Allingham
5 Ethan Carleton
6 Mark Bujnowski
Marshall McLuhan
Belle River DHS
De La Salle College
Thousand Islands SS
St. Joseph’s- Windsor
17. 08m
17. 07m
16. 96m
16. 46m
16. 18m
15. 92m
SENIOR BOYS
100m
1 Bolade Ajomale
2 Deion Barker
3 Nick Palomino
4 Xavier Collis
5 Shermar Paul
6 Norris Spike
Alexander Mackenzie
St. Marcellinus
Dr. G W Williams
Father Henry Carr
St. Paul - Ottawa
St. Augustine SS
10. 59
10. 66
10. 81
10. 812
10. 818
10. 961
200m
1 Bolade Ajomale
2 Cameron Nurse
3 Deion Barker
4 Shermar Paul
5 Xavier Collis
6 Ramzi Abdullahi
Alexander Mackenzie
Michael Power / St. Joseph
St. Marcellinus
St. Paul - Ottawa
Father Henry Carr
John Polanyi CI
21. 14
21. 422
21. 427
21. 54
21. 61
21. 82
400m
1 Christian Fryer-Davis
2 Matt Bedard
3 Myles Banfield
4 Robert Heppenstall
5 Kola Olabode
6 Kyle Nice
Cameron Heights
Bill Crothers SS
St. Thomas More
Westview Centennial
Dr. G W Williams
48. 25
48. 65
48. 66
48. 98
49. 03
49. 51
800m
1 Robert Heppenstall
2 Matthew Viveiros
3 Carter Day
4 Riley Alvarez
5 Melika Ghali
6 Keith Cole
St. Thomas More
Michael Power / St. Joseph
Vincent Massey
St. David CSS
Jarvis CI
Courtice SS
1.52. 13
1.52. 61
1.53.04
1.54. 25
1.54. 94
1.57. 01
1500m
1 Justyn Knight
2 Braydon Rennie
3 Melika Ghali
4 Riley Alvarez
5 Miles Matthews
6 Brad Davis
Erindale SS
Jarvis CI
St. David CSS
Belle River DHS
Bayside SS
4.01. 11
4.02. 41
4.02. 65
4.03. 91
4.04. 67
4.05. 55
3000m
1 Justyn Knight
2 Braydon Rennie
3 Ben Preisner
4 Miles Matthews
5 Isaac Dobos
6 Ehab El Sandali
Erindale SS
Bishop PF Reding
Belle River DHS
R.S. McLaughlin
Westview Centennial
8.19. 55
8. 26. 14
8.30. 35
8.33. 95
8.35. 24
8. 36. 51
110m Hurdles
1 Jacob Pitter
2 Dan Brady
3 Locky Butcher
4 Alec Pichelli
5 Nathan Hesman
6 Marceau Jovin
Woodroffe HS
Greenwood College
London Central
Sacred Heart - Newmarket
Sandwich SS
Loyola CSS
13. 97
14. 25
14. 33
14. 41
14. 54
14. 79
400m Hurdles
1 Dan Brady
2 Matt Bedard
3 Christian Fryer-Davis
4 Jordan Stanford
5 Ildemaro Ponnambalam
6 Stephen McEwan
Greenwood College
Cameron Heights
Cawthra Park
St. David CSS
Maranatha Christian
52. 93
53. 76
54. 17
55. 16
55. 76
56. 61
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4 x 100m Relay
1 Helson HS - Burlington
2 Chaminade College
3 St. Augustine SS- Brampton
4 Sandwich SS
5 St.Marguerite d’Youville
6 Cameron Heights
42. 79
42. 90
42. 93
43. 08
43. 12
43. 39
Triple Jump
1 Kayode Simmonds
2 Jaquan Selman
3 Brian Obonna
4 Scott Billings
5 Micah Peters
6 Malique Munroe
St. Thomas Aquinas- Brampton 15. 29m
Denis Morris HS
14.10m
St. Augustine SS
14.00m
London Central
14.00m
Vaughan Road Academy
13.84m
Etobicoke CI
13.83m
4 x 400m Relay
1 Michael Power/ St. Joseph’s
2 St. Michael’s College - Toronto
3 Pickering HS - Ajax
4 St. Maximilian Kolbe - Aurora
5 Birchmount Park
6 W.F. Herman
3.21. 17
3.22. 16
3.23. 00
3.24. 41
3.25. 47
3.26. 59
Shot Put
1 Noah Rolph
2 Andrew Martin
3 Sasha Dajia
4 Matthew Rosati
5 Jonathan Obiri-Yeboah
6 Mackenzie Josie
Parkside CI - St. Thomas
17.12m
Strathroy DCI
16.87m
St. Maximilian Kolbe - Aurora16.82m
Chaminade College
16.08m
Father Henry Carr
15.60m
Central Huron SS
15.42m
High Jump
1 Paul Galas
1 Hans Marvin Lafleur
3 Leaugen Fray
3 Steve Nkusi
3 Andrew Samuels
6 TJ Ryan
Franco-Cite
Trenton HS
Garneau
St. Edmund Campion
Trinity College
2.05m
2.05m
2.00m
2.00m
2.00m
1.95m
Discus
1 Noah Rolph
2 Mackenzie Josie
3 Trevor Greenwood
4 Aleks Rapp
5 Liam Graham
6 Sasha Dajia
Central Huron SS
Clarke HS
Christ The King
Mother Teresa- London
St. Maximilian Kolbe - Aurora
Pole Vault
1 Zachary Kerr
2 TJ Ryan
3 Ross Benn
4 Corey Huffman
5 Devan Primeau
6 Jesse Moregenroth-Rebin
Hillcrest HS
4.55m
Trinity College
4.45m
St. Maximilian Kolbe - Aurora4.35m
Lo-Ellen Park
4.20m
W.F. Herman
4.20m
Humberview
4.20m
Javelin
1 Matt Withers
2 Noah Rolph
3 Damon Crumplen
4 Darryl Gordier
5 Ben Cross
6 Keegan Moore
Long Jump
1 Kayode Simmonds
2 Leaugen Fray
3 Cormac Brown
4 Trey Kelly
5 Brian Obonna
6 Skye Wolfe
St.Thomas Aquinas-Brampton 6.85m
Trenton HS
6.70m
St. Patrick’s- Sarnia
6.65m
Innisdale SS
6.59m
St. Augustine SS
6.52m
Essex DHS
6.49m
2000m Steeplechase
1 Ben Preisner
2 Isaac Dobos
3 Farah Abdulkarim
4 Santi Bessai
5 Josh Kellier
6 Ryan Foott
1 Nick Neri
2 Chris Barclay
3 Adam McLeod
Cardinal Leger
Lo-Ellen Park
Lakeshore Catholic
13. 52 *
13. 74
16. 04
1 Nick Neri
2 Chris Barclay
3 Adam McLeod
Cardinal Leger
Lo-Ellen Park
Lakeshore Catholic
2.17. 00 *
2.32. 01
2.55. 47
200m Wheelchair
1 Dylan Ritter
2 Cole Campbell
Marshall McLuhan
49. 16
Alexander Mackenzie-Sarnia 3.29. 66
400m Wheelchair
1 Cole Campbell
Alexander Mackenzie-Sarnia 7.52. 31
50.18m
48.29m
48.14m
46.54m
46.49m
45.54m
100m Ambulatory
1 Cody Salomons
2 Jay Mistry
3 Dominic Stewart
4 Chandler Ladd
5 Hudson Booth
6 Austin McLaren
London Christian
Castlebrooke SS
St. Mary- Pickering
Lakeshore Catholic
Almaguin Highland
Saugeen DSS
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14.32
14.43
14.55
16.05
16.61
Northern CI & VS
St. John’s
Almaguin Highland
Frontenac SS
Lo-Ellen Park
54.85m
52.17m
51.50m
50.77m
49.42m
48.09m
800m Ambulatory
1 Hudson Booth
2 Jay Mistry
3 Chandler Ladd
4 Wyatt Lippert
5 Devon Newell
Almaguin Highland
Castlebrooke SS
Lakeshore Catholic
General Amherst
Central Huron SS
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2.51. 33
2.57. 24
2.59. 29
3.09. 16
Bishop PF Reding
R.S. McLaughlin
Gloucester HS
Chatham- Kent SS
Montcalm SS
5.51. 24
5.56. 49
6.00. 30
6.02. 90
6.03. 29
6.07. 19
100m Ambulatory
1 Eddie Nicks
2 Jacob Balan
3 Jesse Stewart
4 Sean Weshlinski
5 Danny Amaral
6 James St. Denis
St. Augustine SS
St. Marcellinus
Northern CI & VS
Alexander Mackenzie-Sarnia
Regiopolis
F.J. Brennan CHS
12. 48
13.23
13.42
13.44
13.66
13.79
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