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SPRING 2014 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

2014 -2015 OFSAA Championship Calendar

Brian Maxwell Scholarship Recipients

High School Smash Badminton Program

STAFFExecutive Director Doug Gellatly Ext. 4 [email protected] Director Michael Suraci Ext. 3 [email protected] Director Shamus Bourdon Ext. 2 [email protected] Coordinator Devin Gray y Ext. 5 [email protected] Administrator Beth Hubbard Ext. 1 [email protected] Projects Coordinator Peter Morris 905.826.0706 [email protected] Projects Coordinator Diana Ranken [email protected] Projects Coordinator Jim Barbeau 613.967.0404 [email protected] Projects Coordinator Brian Riddell 416.904.6796 [email protected]

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President Jim Woolley, Forest Heights CI P: 519.744.6567 F: 519.744.1870 [email protected] President Lynn Kelman, Banting Memorial HS P: 705.435.6288 F: 705.425.3868 [email protected] President Ian Press, Bayside SS P: 613.966.2922 F: 613.966.4565 [email protected] Region Patty Johnson, CHAT P: 416.636.5984 F: 416.636.5984 [email protected] Region Linda de Jeu, Adam Scott CVI P: 705.743.7373 F: 705.743.7831 [email protected] Region Michele Van Bargen, Strathroy DCI P: 519.245.8488 F: 519.245.7693 [email protected] Region �� !"#$��%��&�Central Region Shawn Morris, Stephen Lewis SS P: 905.326.7994 F: 905.326.8136 [email protected] Region Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin P: 705.472.8240 F: 705.472.8476 [email protected] Jim Costello, Lambton Kent DSB P: 519.336.1500 [email protected] John Crocco, Niagara CDSB P: 905.735.0240 [email protected] Dale Huddleston P: 613.389.4910 [email protected] Barry Mutrie P: 519.270.4461 F: 519.363.5029 [email protected]

REPRESENTATIVES’ COUNCIL CISAA Fraser Bertram, Crescent School P: 416.449.2556 F: 416.449.7950 [email protected]

Jane King, Bishop Strachan School P: 416.483.4325 [email protected] Brian Poste, North Hastings DHS P: 613.332.1220 F: 613.332.0978 [email protected]

Linda de Jeu, Adam Scott CVI P: 705.743.7373 F: 705.743.7851 [email protected] Johnny Forte, Cameron Heights CI P: 519.578.8330 [email protected]

Kathy Brook, Huron Heights SS P: 519.896.2931 F: 519.896.1229 [email protected] Mark Lewis, Seaway DHS P: 613.652.4878 F: 613.652.1315 [email protected]

Tammy Bovaird, Notre Dame CHS P: 613.253.4700 F: 613.253.5544 [email protected] ��'��$&!��(��() ��*�+��* ��*�� /;��$&!�$&#$��%��&�

Julia McCreadie, Bracebridge Muskoka Lakes SS P: 705.645.4496 F: 705.645.2552 [email protected] David Wood, Robert Bateman HS P: 905.632.5151 F: 905.333.5841 [email protected]

Carolyn Mossey, St. Jean de Brebeuf SS P: 905 -388-7020 F: 905 388-7977 [email protected] Brad White, Ajax HS P: 905.683.1610 F: 905.683.0856 [email protected]

Linda Correia, Dunbarton HS P: 905.839.1125 F: 905.839.6536 [email protected] Sean Clancy, Gloucester HS P: 613.745.7176 F: 613.745.5756 [email protected]

Kendra Read, All Saints CHS P: 613.271.4254 F: 613.591.8927 [email protected] Kris Koskela, Timmins HS P: 705.361.1411 F: 705.268.6603 [email protected]

Anita Anderson, Englehart HS P: 705.544.2337 F: - 705.544.8577 [email protected] Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin P: 705.472.8240 F: 705.472.8476 [email protected]

Laura Aubertin, Confederation SS P: 705.897.4985 F: 705.897.4202 [email protected] Gordon Martin, Manitouwadge HS P: 807.826.3241 F: 807.826.4862 [email protected]

Janine Lavoie, Queen Elizabeth DHS P: 807.737.3500 F: 807.737.1979 [email protected] Rob Thompson, St Aloysius Gonzaga P: 905.820.3900 F: 905.820.3902 [email protected]

Kelly Barbison, Our Lady of Mount Carmel P: 905.824.1025 F: 905.820.4549 [email protected] �� !"#$��%��&�

Christine Baillie, Stamford Collegiate P: 905 354 7409 F: 905 354 6618 [email protected] Greg LeNeve, Northern Collegiate P: 519.542.5545 F: 519.542.0571 [email protected]

Cathy Johnson, North Lambton SS P: 519.786.2166 F: 519.786.5250 [email protected] Paul Solarski, Brebeuf College P: 416.393.5508 F: 416.397.6404 [email protected]

Patty Johnson, CHAT P: 416.636.5984 F: 416.636.5984 [email protected] Errol Platt, Lawrence Park CI P: 416.393.9500 F: 416.393.9524 [email protected]

TBAMonica Crewe, Weston CI P: 416.394.3250 F: 416.394.4429 [email protected] Luck,TDSB (HPE Department) P: 416.396.6740 F: 416.396.6018 [email protected]

WOSSAA >�?�(�U�%��X%�!��>��$��( ��+��*�� +��*��*�� &�U�%��%�Y&��#&$��&�Michele Van Bargen, Strathroy DCI P: 519.245.8488 F: 519.245.7693 [email protected]

YRAA Shawn Morris, Stephen Lewis SS P: 905.326.7994 F: 905.326.8136 [email protected] Williams, Milliken Mills HS P: 905.477.0072 F: 905.477.6858 [email protected]

ADVISORS Ministry of Education Steve Soroko P: 416.314.4587 F: 416.325.7247 [email protected] of Tourism, Culture Faye Blackwood P: 416.314.3785 F: 416.314.7485 [email protected] Sport

Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations3 Concorde Gate, Suite 204 Toronto, Ontario M3C 3N7 Website: www.ofsaa.on.caPhone: (416) 426-7391 Fax: (416) 426-7317 Email: see belowPublications Mail Agreement Number: 40050378

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A report from OFSAA Assistant Director ............. 2

OFSAA NEWSIn Remembrance ............................................... 2Z[��(�$$�Y&��%�$��+�\+�.............................. 3Transfer Appeal Meeting Dates 2014-15............ 3OFSAA Social Spotlight ..................................... 3Try Day Funding Available for 2014 ................... 42014 Playing Regulation Updates ...................... 5News from the greens! ..................................... 5OFSAA Invitational Sanctioning for 2014 .......... 6Sanctioned Invitationals for 2014-15 ................. 6OFSAA welcomes two new staff......................... 7Please Support OFSAA’s School Sport Sponsors.. 7The 2015 OFSAA Coaching Symposium.................8CAO Fundamental Movement Skills .......................8Yonex Canada Continues Support...................... 9School Sport Canada Online Courses ................ 10Coaching in Ontario Schools (CIOS) ................. 10OFSAA’s Keeping Football Safe Contest ............ 11

SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDSPete Beach Award Recipients ............................. 12‘KidSport’ Grants 2014-15 ............................... 13Brian Maxwell Scholarship Recipients................. 14 - 15Alumni Scholorship Recipients ........................... 16Leadership in School Sport Award Recipients...... 17Team Sportsmanship Award Recipients............... 17

INFORMATION ARTICLESDealing with Parents and Elite Athletes .............. 18

FESTIVAL RESULTS

Boys’ A/AA Field Lacrosse.................................. 19Boys’ AAA/AAAA Field Lacrosse......................... 20

EVENTS2014-15 OFSAA Championship Calendar ......... 22 - 23

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSBoys’ Baseball ................................................... 21Boys’ A/AA & AAA/AAAA Rugby......................... 24 - 25Girls’ A/AA Rugby ............................................. 26Girls’ AAA/AAAA Rugby..................................... 27Boys’ A Soccer................................................... 28Boys’ AA Soccer ................................................ 29Boys’ AAA Soccer .............................................. 30Boys’ AAAA Soccer ............................................ 31Girls’ A Soccer .................................................. 32Girls’ AA Soccer ................................................ 33Girls’ AAA Soccer .............................................. 34Girls’ AAAA Soccer............................................ 35Tennis ............................................................... 36Track & 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.

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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 returningcoach, 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 #�}�%/?��%��!�$�/��$��"��#�Y��~�#�it in June. One of the steps in the process was tosolicit feedback from people involved in schoolsport including teacher-coaches, association volunteers, school administrators, and directors of education.

The last time the organization developed a strategic plan was in 2010.Z�!%[!��!��"��$%?��"�#��&��%�$��#��Y�#��&;��!��$��?�#��%�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 �#��Y�#� �!�� ?%$�� ?/%�� ?$� �!�� #� �%� �� ##��$$�#� �� !�� "�strategic plan which will help school sport at all levels.

I hope you have an enjoyable year, and whether you are involved in sport atyour school or not, please remember the important role that coaches play in the education of students.

A Word from Doug Gellatly, OFSAA Executive Director

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 SaundersS.S., and coached many athletes throughout his career. Don was a goodfriend 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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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 2000 Midget How old was the student on January 1, 2014?

Years of eligibility Coaches are reminded that students are eligible to compete �%��%�?%��!��Y}��&%�$�&��}��U��$��%?�#��%��U�into Grade 9. There is no appeal to this rule.

Age Classifications for the 2014-15 School Year

2014-15 Transfer Appeal Meeting DatesMeeting Date Deadline for ApplicationsThurs., Oct. 2, 2014 Mon., Sept. 22, 2014Fri., Oct. 31, 2014 Thurs., Oct. 16, 2014Tues., Dec. 9, 2014 Mon., Nov. 24, 2014Thurs., Feb. 19, 2015 Wed., Feb. 4, 2015Thurs., April 23, 2015 Wed., April 8, 2015

To appeal to an Association decision, please call�!�� ZZ�%�Y&��#�[�}��!��?��%��!��$�#��and school, as well as the name of the principal.Please see the deadline dates posted above.

A letter will be sent to the student, c/o the principal, stating the date, time and location of the appealhearing. The letter will outline what informationthe student must provide prior to the meeting date.

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!

OFSAA Social Spotlight

facebook.com/OFSAA twitter.com/OFSAA youtube.com/OFSAAvidsinstagram.com/OFSAAGRAM

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


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 that is not currently provided at the school.y

� All ‘Try Day’ programs must be completed by March 31, 2015.

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Fill out the Registration Form and submit it to OFSAA today! &!%%$��&&�/��#��%��#��[�"��%��Y�#�%��!��&&�/��&��U�� ZZ�$��"��!��"��;$�%��!��&��/��%��!�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 [email protected]

Funding of the OFSAA Try Day program for the upcoming school year willagain be provided by the Ministry of Education, Government of Ontario. 93 PUBLICLY-YY FUNDED schools may receive up to $700 to introduce a new sportor physical activity to their current program. Again this year, schools mustinclude students in the planning and implementation of the program.Try Day programs must be completed by March 31st, 2015. Read thefollowing criteria for Try Day funding and submit your application formonline. Take this opportunity to enhance your physical activity andathletic programs with new and exciting activities for students in allgrades. 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

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

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Badminton� The OFSAA Badminton Championship will be

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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 membersand 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 thefact that it did not meet the association participation�?��?��$��%��&�$$�Y�#��$��championship.

Girls’ Hockey� There will no longer be a consolation round offered

for the 16-team format

Girls’ Rugby� Each team may have a maximum tournament roster

of thirty (30) players. Each team shall submit aneligibility list of players (maximum 30) who shall beeligible to play in the tournament

Soccer� The top four (4) teams shall be seeded based on

the Association’s performance at the previousyear’s championship. Associations winning gold,silver, bronze, antique-bronze the previous year willbe seeded 1, 2, 3, 4, in that order The remaining positions within the pools will be randomly drawn.

Wrestling� A new number iii be added stating: “When the

organizing committee can provide mat side videofor all matches then the CAWA “white paddle” rulePart 7 Article 34 be used to protest.

� The old section iii be renumbered #v. # iv willnow read “ If the white paddle rule is not in effectthen an intent to protest must be registered at theconclusion of the match to the referee who mustinform the opposition coach of the possibility of aprotest. #v-viii be renumbered vi-ix.

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2014 OFSAA Golf takes place October 15-16. Check back for more details soon!


You MUST obtain OFSAA sanction for:

� Any interprovincial tournament or meet you areattending

� Invitational events you are hosting that involve out-of-province participants

� Any state or NFHS-sanctioned tournaments or meets you are attending in the United States (SomeAmerican tournaments do not indicate whether they are sanctioned so it is best to obtain OFSAA sanctionto be on the safe side)

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 andregulations 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.

Note: OFSAA sanction is not required for one exhibitiongame out-of-province.

The Process:

� All forms are on the OFSAA website.

� Apply for OFSAA sanction at least 30 days prior to thestart of the event.

� Indicate in your promotional mailing that the event is ‘OFSAA-sanctioned’.

� The form to obtain OFSAA sanction to host an event?$��Y�$��[%��%�%��%��U%��Z$$%&��%��/��$��}�$�for their approval and they will then forward therequest to OFSAA.

� Applications for out-of-province sanction come directly to OFSAA.

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].

Planning on hosting a Tournament or Meet, or attending Invitational Events outside the province?

BOYS’ SOCCERMarauder Boys’ Soccer TournamentWednesday, October 1, 2014 Banting Memorial High School, AllistonConvenor: Jeff Northrop Phone: 705-435-6288

Email: [email protected]

GIRLS’ SOCCERMarauder Girls’ Soccer TournamentFriday, May 1, 2015 Banting Memorial High School, AllistonConvenor: Jeff Northrop Phone: 705-435-6288


FOOTBALLNational Capital A/AA BowlNovember 1-30, 2014 NCSSAA, COSSA, GBSSA, EOSSAAConvenor: Mike Rumleski Phone: 613-332-1220


GIRLS’ HOCKEY8th Annual Blessed Trinity Girls’ Hockey TournamentDecember 2-3, 2014 Grimsby Peach King CentreConvenor: Mark Mazzetti Phone: 905-945-6706, Ext.23711


Lady Crusader Cup Invitational Girls’ Hockey TournamentDecember 9-10, 2014 LondonConvenor: Mike Chaney/Wendy Glover Phone: 519-675-4431 Email: [email protected]

BOYS’ HOCKEYCanlan Ice Sports Hockey TournamentsYork University, TorontoFor 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 TournamentNovember 24-25, 2014Bell Sensplex, OttawaConvenor: Daniel Keleman Phone: 613-591-9955


Crusader Cup Classic Invitational Hockey TournamentDecember 4-6, 2014 LondonConvenors: Mike Chaney/Wendy Glover Phone: 519-675-4431


Junior Crusader Cup Invitational Hockey TournamentMarch 25, 2015 LondonConvenors: Mike Chaney/Wendy Glover Phone: 519-675-4431

Email: [email protected]; [email protected]

9th Annual Blessed Trinity Senior Boys’ TournamentDecember 9-10, 2014 Grimsby Peach King CentreConvenor: Rich Vrataric Phone: 905-945-6706 Ext. 2326


10th Annual Blessed Trinity Junior Boys’ TournamentMarch 24-25, 2015 Grimsby Peach King CentreConvenor: Rich Vrataric Phone: 905-945-6706, Ext. 2326 Email: [email protected]

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!�?$��%�#%��!�$��%��#�%��%�Y&�staff as an assistant director duringLexy Fogel’s sick leave. Shamus is aformer teacher and director of athleticsat Niagara Christian Community of Schools in Fort Erie. He has coachedmany sports including badminton,girls’ and boys’ basketball, girls’ and

boys’ soccer, girls’ and boys’ volleyball, golf, and ��&;��#�Y�#��Z�[��#��%��;�!��#��}��$��U�Shamus attended Elliot Lake Secondary School in Elliot Lake and began his teaching career in California before moving back to Ontario in 2005. He will beresponsible 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 ��#��/�&�$�'��(%�Y��"!%��#at the end of the school year. Jimwill soon be retiring from Nicholson Catholic College where he has taughtfor the past 27 years and served asathletic director for 21 years. He has

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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.


Attention all presenters! The 2015 conference still has room. If interested in sharing your knowledge, enthusiasm and expertise then please contact Shamus Bourdon at

416-426-7436 or [email protected].

The bi-annual conference unites teacher-coaches across the province as they share ideas and get motivated!

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For more information and how you can register visit our website: www.ofsaa.on.ca

CAO Fundamental Movement Skills - High School ProgramThe Coaches Association of Ontario has developed aprogram based on Fundamental Movement Skills for teacher-coaches to pass along their knowledge to anew generation of coaches-in-training.

With the Fundamental Movement Skills - High School'��%[��?��&��Y�#��&!��$�&��$��knowledge of FMS to high school students, many of whom are summer camp leaders, community centrerecreation workers, and after school programs leaders,who then can pass along these essential skills to future student-athletes.

In Ontario to date 150+ schools have joined theprogram and over 1500 students have been trained in teaching Fundamental Movement Skills. As a result1000s of children have received better instruction,gained improved physical literacy, and hopefully,[��!��&�&%�Y#��&��

The program is affordable, sustainable, designed �%�Y��%��$��[high school course structure, and provides students with a nationally recognizedNCCP credit. Coaches are encouraged to use these lessons todevelop future teacher-coaches and transfer these skills to the next generation of student-athletes.

For more information visit the Coaches Association of ��%�"��$��"""�&%�&!�$%��%�&��%�Y�#��;$�and more information on FMS and the High School KitProgram.

The 2015 OFSAA Coaching Symposium will be held May 12 and 13

at Durham College in Oshawa.

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SHigh School Smash – Badminton Intramural 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.

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 WORKSSchools, 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-intramural-contest. All applications which meet the �#��Y�#��?��$�"��/�&�#��draw for one (1) of the four (4) prizes (one entry per school).

DEADLINEOnline applications must be submitted no later than October 17, 2014.

ANNOUCEMENT OF WINNERSSuccessful applications will be contacted by October 21, 2014 and intramural starter packages sent out within seven (7) #�U$�%��&%�Y�?��%��"��!�$&!%%�

REQUIREMENTS Programs must identify how they will meet the following requirements:�� )�}%}��?��??�%��Y}��

students from each grade�� Attract students that have little or no

previous badminton involvement (school or community team/programs)

�� Explain how the program will be sustained going forward

Yonex Canada Continues Support of High School Badminton through 2019OFSAA is excited to announce that Yonex Canada will continue their /��$!�/��$��!��%�Y&��$!��#��#?��%��&��%�� ZZ��%�2019. Yonex has been a great partner for OFSAA Badminton for over +��U��$��#��!�$��[��?��"��$��!��$//%��%��%�!��Y}��years. As part of the agreement, Yonex is sponsoring a contest to help teachers and students to build an intramural badminton program intheir school. Please see the details of the contest below and visitwww.ofsaa.on.ca/badminton for sign up links and more info.

�� ZZ�$/%�$%�$�/�%}�#��%�!�Y��&��#��\;��#�&%��%�$ �%�support championship hosting and OFSAA programing. We encourage all schools to support OFSAA sponsors to help ensure these types of partnerships can continue.


School Sport Canada Online Courses &!%%� /%��(��#��&��U�%��$��?��%��%��&%�$�$��%��Y��!�[!�$&!%%coaches (some of which are offered at no cost!). All courses allow participants to work at their own pace including the ability to save work and return to the course until it is&%?/��Z�!%[!��!�$��&%�$�$��%��((��&��Y�#��/��&�/��$�"��/�%}�#�#��&��Y&��%��&%?/��%��

Courses can be accessed through www.schoolcoach.ca or through the OFSAA website under “Programs.” Thefollowing courses are being offered:

All courses have an introductory video which provides a detailed overview of the course.

Athletic Injury ManagementA course designed to give you an understanding of athletic injury management.

This course is designed to prepare you, theinterscholastic teacher-coach, for all situations thatparticipation in high-school athletics could encompass.

Concussion in Sports - What You Need To Know - FREESports-related concussion in high school sports canbe 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��$%�&�$��%�!�/��#&��&%�&!�$��%�Y&��$��/��$�and students on the importance of proper concussion recognition and management in high school sports. This is a FREE Course!

Engaging Effectively with Parents - FREECourse 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 inOntario Schools but does not include the Ontario $/�&�Y&��?��$��#��$��%��((��&&��#��#�

A Grassroots Course Focusing on Critical Skills and Understanding Athlete Needs; a Must for All Coaches.

Legal Course for CoachesA course designed to give you an understanding of legal issues in sports.

Teaching & Modeling BehaviourA course designed to teach coaches how to proactively modify and encourage good sportsmanship.

Tobacco - “Be the NORM” - FREEA course designed to give students and coaches anunderstanding of the negative effects of tobacco use.This is a FREE Course.

The Coaching in Ontario Schools (CIOS) course continues itspopularity, 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 takethe 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 416-426-7440 or [email protected]

Coaching in Ontario Schools (CIOS)

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SOFSAA’S KEEPING FOOTBALL SAFE CONTEST Sponsored by

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 willselect what product they believe is needed most!

HOW IT WORKS Any school who successfully completes (or has already &%?/��#��!��#��Y�#��$��/��&��&�$��$��#�&��#�below and submits the completed entry form, found at www.ofsaa.on.ca, will be entered into a draw to win one of the four (4) prizes. Limited to one (1) entry per school.

DEADLINE All requirements must have been completed and�//�&��%�$��&��}�#��!�� ZZ��Y&��%��!��November 15, 2014.

ANNOUCEMENT OF WINNERS The draw will take place during the OFSAA Representatives’ Council meeting November 27, 2014with a public announcement made on the OFSAA websiteDecember 2, 2014.

REQUIREMENTS/BEST PRACTICES All of the following must be completed in order to beeligible for the contest.

1) All football team coaches must have completed aconcussion awareness course/workshop within thepast 3 years. These may include but are not limitedto the following:

� Making Headway in Sport (Generic or Football$/�&�Y&��((��&%�$��%��#�%��"""�coach.ca)

� Concussion in Sport- What you need to know (NFHS course offered free at www.schoolcoach.ca)

� Concussion Management Workshop (taken at aconference, school board, etc.)

2) One (1) coach must have completed the NCCPFootball Introduction to Competition (position coachtrained) course.

3) The team must complete a minimum of one (1)/��&��&��"��!��!��&��$��$%��$/�&�Y&�U�focused on safe contact/tackling. All team athletesmust have participated in the safe contact/safetackling practice/clinic.

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].


HIGHERREHYDRATE REFUEL RECHARGE

THE ORIGINAL RECOVERY DRINK

Congratulations to those teacher-coaches who are the recipients of this year’s Pete Beach Award in recognitionby their Association and OFSAA, of their contributions to their schools, their Associations, OFSAA, and their &%??��$��>!�$��#�}�#�$��&��!��$��!��%�?��&��}��&�%��%�� ZZ��#�?%�$��#throughout his life – a love of sport, but more importantly, a true love and concern for young people.

‘Pete’ Beach Recipients 2014

CISAAA Bart Badali

COSSAA Randy Riel

CWOSSA Christy Mount

EOSSAA Deb Walden

GBSSAA Paul Bolger

GHAC Sandra Shields

LOSSAA Rose Booker

NCSSAA Cheryl Hyndman

NEOAAA Frank Boulanger

NOSSAA Bob Sneddon

NWOSSAA Brian McLeod

ROPSSAA Mike Gauley

SOSSAA John Warrick

SWOSSAA Mike McKittrick

TDCAAA Vince Bellissimo

TDSSAA Tiina Parik

Cathy Chant

Chris Reid

WOSSAA Jerry Roukema

YRAA Steve Shantz

Congratulations to all the 2014 Pete Beach Award recipients!

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‘KidSport’ Grants 2014-15


Brian Maxwell Scholarship Recipients 2014OFSAA and the Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship Fund are pleased to announce the student-athletes awardedthe 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 CrossCountry and achieved success as an OFSAA champion, Canadian junior, juvenile and senior champion, numerousinternational 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, compassionand an unwavering quest to accomplish their best academically and athletically while supporting his fellow teammembers.

One male and one female are awarded separate scholarships in the amounts of $5,000 each. The 2014 recipientsare 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 ��X��;�Y��$!�#��!�� ZZ�cross country in grade 12 and 10th ingrade 10 as the three-time MVP of bothhis 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.

Maggie Scheunert is a graduate of Ecole secondaire catholique Garneau��#�Y��$!�#�"��!��}��[��%��She competed in OFSAA cross country grades 10,11, and 12, and won goldin 1500 steeple chase at 2014 OFSAA Track & Field. She helped coach school teams, set up Nordic skiing

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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 torecognize 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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Brandon Thomas wrapped up his high school career at Paris District High School ��$��"��!��}��[��#�Y��$!�#�in the top-15 at OFSAA Cross Country every year including bronze in grade10. Brandon prepared a video called “The Myth of Lactic Acid”, coordinatedfundraising events for the Canadian

Cancer Society, and tutored and coordinated programsfor the younger grades. Brandon will study science atQueen’s University with plans to pursue a career inmedicine.

Nicholas Vukelic graduated from St. Aloysius Gonzaga Secondary School(Mississauga) with a 97% average. ��&!%�$��Y�#��%�� ZZ�&�%$$&%��U�!�$�Y��"%�U��$�%��!�[!�$&!%%�and placed tenth in steeple chase thisyear. He was valedictorian of his class,traveled to Dominican Republic on an

outreach mission, served as head prefect of his school’sleadership organization and won the Edward KingMemorial Award for leadership and academics. Nicholaswill study a combined engineering and business degreeat the University of Western Ontario Richard Ivey School of Business.

“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 andathletic careers at the post-secondary level!


Students in EOSSAA, ROPSSAA, and SOSSA schools applied for the Alumni scholarships this year. It is encouraging toknow there are so many student-athletes in our high schools who are also involved in other aspects of school life, areactive members of the community, and still maintain an excellent academic standing. Thanks to all the applicants, and��!��$��$�U%�?%}��%��%��(��#��}��$��U��!��\��!��#�&�$�%�$�"��#��Y&��

2014 OFSAA Alumni Scholarship Recipients

Curtis RichardsCurtis attended St. Aloysius Gonzaga SS in Mississauga.During his 4 years, heparticipated in football,volleyball, hockey, and track ��#�Y�#��Z$��?�&�/��!�showed tremendous leadershipin terms of his work ethic,responsibility, and ability, and earned the respect of his peersand coaches. Curtis was also involved in other areas of school life including several fundraisers, the housesystem, 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, “Curtisrepresents the ‘true ideals’ of a student-athlete”. We wish him well as he pursues a kinesiology program at university.

Cassie ConboyCassie, a student at ErnestownSS in Odessa, stayed activethroughout high school taking /��}%�U��$%&&��Y�#�hockey, badminton and softball.She contributed positively to other aspects of the school culture working with the fall leadership camp and the Grade9 orientation program. Cassie’seagerness, organizationalskills, and easy way with peers ensured that anyone with whom she interacted was comfortable. In the &%??��U�$!��}%��#��/�#��&��$�%�Y&��and refereed and scored for an adult volleyball league. School sport taught Cassie time management, teamwork, appreciation towards others, and gratitude for opportunities she would not have had if not for %�!��$�$&!��$�&%�&!�$��%�Y&��$��#�%�[��~��$��(�$$��

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Patrick DesjardinsThroughout his years at ESCatholique Jean-Vanier inWelland, Patrick demonstratedthat he was an excellent studentand an exceptional athlete. Heparticipated in almost every sport offered at the school -volleyball, basketball golf, hockey,badminton, tennis and soccer. Healso directed his energy to serve on the student council,the athletic council (serving 2 years as president), andseveral charitable fundraisers.. Patrick assisted with the&%�&!��[�%��%��?$��#�%�Y&��#��#��$&!%%tournaments. He felt that there was no greater senseof satisfaction than representing and competing for your school. School sport enabled him to connect withhis peers, teachers, competitors and other members of the community on a whole different level. For Patrick high school would not be complete without sports. Allthe best as you enter an exercise science program atuniversity.

In 2014-15 applications for the OFSAA Alumni Scholarships will be accepted from students in schools in TDSSAA, LOSSA, and WOSSAA. The form and the criteria can be found on the OFSAA website and must be $�?��#��U�?��%��&%��#��&��}�#��!�� ZZ�%�Y&��U�Z/��+��+��

2015 OFSAA Alumni Scholarship Applications

OFSAA Alumni AssociationThe Alumni Association is composed of retiredteacher-coaches and former student-athletes,and provides them with an opportunity to stay intouch with their peers. The main goal is to providescholarships annually for students from around the province that wish to pursue a post-secondary education in a Canadian institution. Membersreceive copies of the Bulletin and newsletters. Anapplication can be found on the OFSAA website.Donations towards the Alumni Scholarships arewelcomed from current and former teachers, andstudent graduates.

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2013-14 OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award Recipients

2013-14 OFSAA Team Sportsmanship Award Recipients The OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award is presented

at each OFSAA Championship to a teacher-coach who has ?�#��$�[��Y&��&%��%��%��!��#&��%��!��&�/�%[��?��>!��&�/��?/�Y�$��!��}��$�%��\/�U�and sportsmanship, while promoting enjoyment, personal growth, and educational achievement through school sport.

The team Sportsmanship Award is given out at each Championship to the team that displays outstanding teamwork, positive attitude, and respect for opponents.


Dealing with Parents and Elite Athletes – The Scholarship MythReprinted 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 fromimmersing 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 recognitionand 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, twostate association executive directors addressed the issue duringa workshop entitled, “Dealing with Parents and Elite Athletes: The Scholarship Myth.” Harold Slemmer and Rhonda Blanford-Green covered a number of issues for athletes and parents toconsider in the pursuit of athletic scholarships.

Slemmer, executive director of the Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA) and NFHS president for the 2013-14 schoolyear, presented the audience with common myths aboutscholarships, 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 getaround 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?%��&%??%�U�;�%"��%��&��[��}��&��%�their child – pressure.

“(Parents) force their children to specialize in one sport. It becomes a major focus of their lives. We plant a seed and therewill become problems,” Slemmer said. “We have to be carefulnot to make them think they have succeeded at that level inlife. 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, guidingthem along the way, which can start at a young age. Athletics &��&%?��Y&��/��%��&!�#��$��}�$�"!��!�U��younger, which is why Slemmer suggests that parents are realistic about the athletic ability of their children.

“Parents think their kids are elite right out of sixth and seventh [��#�$��!��!�U�Y�#�%��!�U��$�[%%#��$��!�U�think. Perhaps that becomes more realistic to them the older they get,” he said. “Because an athlete specializes in onesport, they play year-round and that makes them think they are elite. That’s not necessarily true. I look at the ones that are ��&�/��%��>!�U��#�#�Y��U�!�}��[��%��!��&�$?

that most athletes don’t have. There’s only one sprinkle outthere in any school. There isn’t an abundance (of them).”

Blanford-Green, executive director of the Nebraska SchoolActivities 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 athletesare elite. Then, you have good athletes, and then, you havekids 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 eliteathletes), but 75 per cent of the parents think that their kids are��!��$��>!��U�}��$$��!��$U��$�"!��!��&%��&�comes in.”

��!��!��$�Y�#��[��!��&!�$��U%�[��[�$��!�U��#��Y�#��U�%��#�$%[!��U�&�$��#�%�$�#�organizations. Because of the line drawn between thoseoutside organizations and high school athletics, Blanford-Green believes there is a competition between the two aspects of anathlete’s life.

She wants to close the gap between the two areas, which wasthe main focus of her presentation at the summer meeting.

“It used to be us versus them, but now, even in smallcommunities, it is in the best interest for the state associationsto build relationships with those outside groups. They have the common mindset of how they can serve the kids,” Blanford-Green said. “Our primary focus should be the best interest of the students and building collaborative relationships. Parentsshould 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 utmostimportance when preparing for the future.

Scholarships help reward those who have excelled inacademics 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 incontact with pre-high school and high school education, we all know that if our kids get some kind of scholarship, it’s justa pat on the back for a job well done, but it’s not why our kidsparticipate,” she said. “You have to build a well-rounded kid,not only athletically but educationally, to maximize the dollarsthat will help for higher education.”

Blanford-Green believes that an athlete has to be able tobalance a life in athletics, as well as an eduation. They have toprioritize and keep education as an important focus. This canbe accomplished with the correct guidance.

�)��&%?�$��%?�/��#�%�$�#��&�$��#�[�#��&��Putting as much importance on the educational factors as the athletic or activity factors is key,” she said. “It’s all about guidance and balancing a life for athletics and education.”

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OFSAA Boys’ A/AA Field Lacrosse FestivalBrantford June 3-4

Festival Results

St. Andrew’s College CISAA

Holy Cross CSS COSSA

Bracebridge and Muskoka Lakes SS GBSSA

St. Stephen’s SS LOSSA

St. Mark HS NCSSAA

Robert F. Hall ROPSSAA

Hagersville SS SOSSA

McKinnon Park HS SOSSA

Participating Teams Consolation Final

St Andrews def. Hagersville SS 16 - 4

Bronze Medal

Holy Cross CSS def. St. Mark HS 13-2

Gold Medal

McKinnon Park HS def. St. Stephen’s SS 9-8

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 andthanks to the efforts of Jeannie Martin, 2014 was theyear they made it happen. Using the great facility at ��%�$��?$�&%�&��#�%��!��Y�#$��%�%�$��}��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.

�%%"��[��!��Y�$��#�U�%��&%?/��%��/��&�/��$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 hispositive message of how to achieve success. This included examples from his own life and how heovercame 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 gameagainst 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 outto 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, SkahendadeMartin, Joshua Miller, Riley Montour, Cecil Monture,Coleman Powless, Sidney Powless, Bailey Skye, RyanTeichmann, Rheno Thomas, Spencer Thomas, ToddThomas Jr., Garrett Vyse-Square, Brayden Watts, Wesley Whitlow, Rob Williams, Jake Winger, and coaches JasonJohnson and Geoff Stead.


Semi-FinalsAssumption College def. Holy Trinity 13-4St. Michael’s College def. Msgr. Paul Dwyer 9-4

Bronze MedalHoly Trinity def. Msgr. Paul Dwyer 9-4

Gold Medal Assumption College def. St. Michael’s College 16-15 (OT)

OFSAA Boys’ AAA/AAAA Field Lacrosse FestivalMississauga/ 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 inthe number of teams and safety of the athletes. However, convenors Jonathon Diamond and Jim Commandant of ��#U�%��X%��(��?�� ZZ��"��/��%��!��&!��[��$��[��!��Y�#$�� #�"%%#��;��!��&%�}��%�$�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 inthree years the gold medal needed to be decided in overtime. Unfortunately, the exciting high scoring affair had to ��#��}��U�"��!�Z$$?/��%��(%�[��&��?��[��$�Y�$�� ZZ��&�%$$��+*\+��

Congratulations to Tanner Baldin, Tyler Brown, Cole Dezainde, AustinElkin, 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, StevenPowless, Liam Putt, Cole Robillard, Hunter Sibbick, Gavin Skye, LayneSmith, Ricky Smith, Austin Staats, Jerry Staats, Austin Tlustos, and coaches Rick Baldin, Jake Bomberry, Luke Smith, and Marcus Tansley.

Festival Results

Participating Teams

St. Michael’s College CISAA Upper Canada College CISAACrestwood SS COSSAAssumption College School CWOSSAHuntsville HS GBSSAChrist the King SS GHACHoly Trinity SS GHACFr. Leo Austin CSS LOSSAMsgr. Paul Dwyer CHS LOSSASouth Carlton HS NCSSAAOur Lady of Mount Carmel ROPSSAASt. Thomas Aquinas ROPSSAADenis Morris SS SOSSAMichael Power/St. Joseph TDCAAMalvern CI TDSSAABill Crothers SS YRAA

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Championship Results

OFSAA Boys’ BaseballQualification Tournaments London/Durham June 4-5 2014Championships Toronto June 11 2014

St Anne’s from Lakeshore representing SWOSSAA lost �!��Y�$��[�?��!�$�U��$�&!�?/�%�$!�/��)��%�#��to win the championship they had to win their next 4 [�?�$��%�#��%��U��%��!��$�?��Y��$��>!��?�accomplished that daunting task and then beat Sinclair � ��!��$�?��Y��$��#��$!%/�Z��Z&�#�?U��!��Y��$��%�"��!�$�U��$��&��(/��?��?��&�%��!�OFSAA Baseball Championship.

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.

Taylor Jones from Clarke Road in the west and Geoff Whent from Sinclair in the east and their committeesdid an outstanding job in organizing the regionalcompetitions. OFSAA very much appreciates theexperience they provided for the high school baseballathletes. Geoff was presented the Leadership in SchoolSport Award for his long time work in promoting highschool baseball in the province. This was the fourth time��!��$��Y}��U��$��!��!��!�$�&%�}��#�� ZZ�regional baseball competition.

A special thank you to our Toronto groundskeepers MattFereira at Connorvale and Patrick McConnell at Millwoodfor getting both diamonds in playing condition after heavy rainfall in Toronto on the day of the championshipgames. Both were at their respective sites at 6:30 a.m."%�;��[�%��!��Y�#$�

Semi-FinalsBishop Allen 3Notre Dame 1

St. Anne 11Sinclair r 1

Bronze Medal GameSinclair r 8Notre Dame 5

Gold Medal GameSt. Anne 4Bishop Allen 1

West Regional Participants

St Anne’s SWOSSAARichview TDSSAASt Clair SWOSSAANotre Dame GHACMulock YRAABishop Macdonell CWOSSAAncaster SOSSAA.B. Lucas WOSSAABishop Carter NOSSASt. Mary’s WOSSAA

East Regional Participants

Sinclair LOSSABishop Allen TDCAAMaxwell Heights LOSSAGonzaga ROPSSAASt Joseph GBSSAPrince Edward COSSAHumberside TDSSAASt Maximilian Kolbe YRAAMother Teresa NCSSAALaSalle EOSSAA

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Championship ResultsDraft 2014-15 OFSAA C

BOYS’ GOLF (WOSSAA)Oct. 15-16, 2014, StratfordMartin Ritsma, Stratford Northwestern519-271-9740 [email protected] Deadline: Oct. 6, 2014

GIRLS’ GOLF (SWOSSAA)Oct. 15-16,2014, WindsorMatt Loebach, [email protected]

GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY (GHAC)Nov. 6-8, 2014, MiltonAndrew Brennan, Craig Kielburger [email protected] Deadline: Oct. 25, 2014

CROSS COUNTRY (CWOSSA)Nov. 1, 2014, KitchenerIan Clancy, Sir John A [email protected] Deadline: Oct. 25, 2014

BOYS’ A VOLLEYBALL (SOSSA)Nov. 20-22, 2014, Niagara AreaPhilippe Desjardins, ESC [email protected] Deadline: Nov. 15, 2014

BOYS’ AA VOLLEYBALL (NWOSSAA)Nov. 20-22, 2014, DrydenJennifer McMaster, Dryden [email protected] Deadline: Nov. 15, 2014

Boys’ AAA Volleyball (EOSSAA)Nov. 20-22, 2014, KingstonJoanna Besselink, Holy [email protected] Deadline: Nov. 15, 2014

BOYS’ AAAA VOLLEYBALL (ROPSSAA) Nov. 20-22, 2014, Brampton'��%��X�UY�#� [email protected] Deadline: Nov. 15, 2014

GIRLS’ A BASKETBALL (EOSSAA)Nov. 20-22, 2014, CornwallStephane St. Denis, [email protected] Deadline: Nov. 15, 2014

GIRLS’ AA BASKETBALL (SWOSSAA)Nov. 20-22, 2014, KingsvilleJason Leili, Kingsville [email protected] Deadline: Nov. 15, 2014

GIRLS’ AAA BASKETBALL (SWOSSAA)Nov. 20-22, 2014, WindsorBrian Dufour, St. Thomas of [email protected] Deadline: Nov. 15, 2014

GIRLS’ AAAA BASKETBALL (CWOSSA)Nov. 20-22, 2014, GuelphToffer Treiguts, Centennial [email protected] Deadline: Nov. 15, 2014

FOOTBALL BOWLSNov. 26-28, 2014, Hamilton

NORDIC SKIING (NOSSA) Feb. 19-20, 2015, SudburyPerry Sakki & Kerry AbolsSudbury SS/[email protected]

ALPINE SKIINGFeb. 23-25,2015Entry Deadline: Feb. 13, 2015

SNOWBOARDING (CISAA)Feb. 26, 2015, RosseauTrent Howell, Rosseau Lake [email protected] Deadline: Feb. 18, 2015

SWIMMINGMarch 3-4, Etobicoke OlympiumSheila Megson, Stephen Lewis [email protected] Deadline: Feb. 23, 2015

WRESTLING (SWOSSAA) Mar. 3-4, 2015, WindsorDave Hawkins, Tecumseh Vista [email protected] Deadline: Feb. 24, 2015

BOYS’ A BASKETBALL (SWOSSAA)Mar. 9-11, 2015, Pain CourtMike Schinkelshoek, ES Pain [email protected] Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

BOYS’ AA BASKETBALL (NCSSAA)Mar. 9-11, 2015, OttawaMike Rowley, Mother [email protected] Entry Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

BOYS’ AAA BASKETBALL (SWOSSAA)Mar. 9-11, 2015, WindsorPat Osbourne, Kennedy519-253-1166 ext. [email protected] Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

BOYS’ AAAA BASKETBALL (SWOSSAA)Mar. 9-11, 2015, WindsorDanielle Chevalier, St. Anne’[email protected] Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

GIRLS’ A VOLLEYBALL (SOSSA)Mar. 9-11, 2015, HamiltonBrad Heidbuurt , Hamilton District [email protected] Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

GIRLS’ AA VOLLEYBALL (NWOSSAA)Mar. 9-11, 2015, DrydenJennifer McMaster, Dryden [email protected] Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

GIRLS’ AAA VOLLEYBALL (WOSSAA)Mar. 9-11, 2015, IngersollSean Pellow, Ingersoll [email protected] Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

GIRLS’ AAAA VOLLEYBALL (SWOSSAA)Mar. 9-11, 2015, WindsorRenee Fuerth, St. Anne’s519-727-8908,[email protected] Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

GIRLS’ A/AA HOCKEY (NWOSSAA) Mar. 9-, 2015, KenoraTravis Batters, St. Thomas Aquinas HS807-548-8281 ext. [email protected] Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

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hampionship CalendarGIRLS’ AAA/AAAA HOCKEY (NCSSAA)Mar. 9-, 2015, OttawaKendra Read, All Saints [email protected] Entry Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

BOYS’ A/AA HOCKEY (EOSSAA)Mar. 9-, 2015, PembrokeKeith Roach , Fellows [email protected] Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

BOYS’ AAA/AAAA HOCKEY (SOSSA)Mar. 9-, 2015, St. CatharinesBill McLaren, Dennis Morris [email protected] Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

BOYS’ CURLING (COSSA)Mar. 9-, 2015, BrightonSuzanne Doornbos/Bradley Bresee, [email protected] Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

GIRLS’ CURLING (COSSA)Mar. 9-12, 2015, BrightonSuzanne Doornbos/Bradley Bresee, [email protected] Deadline: Mar. 3, 2015

GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS (NOSSA) TBD, SudburyJoAnne Bradley, ESC [email protected]

BADMINTON (YRAA)Apr. 30-May 2, 2015, UnionvilleDon CarmichaelDan Blanchard, Unionville [email protected] [email protected] Deadline: Apr. 22, 2015

TENNIS (SWOSSAA)Jun. 1-3, 2015, TecumsehTammy Hawkins, Tecumseh Vista Academy519-987-6200Entry Deadline:May-23-15

GIRLS’ A/AA RUGBY (ROPSSAA)Jun. 1-3, 2015, MississaugaJason Cormier, St. Francis Xavier [email protected] Deadline: May-26-14

GIRLS’ AAA/AAAA RUGBY (ROPSSAA)Jun. 1-3, 2015, MississaugaJason Cormier, St. Francis Xavier [email protected] Deadline: May-26-14

BOYS’ A/AA FIELD LACROSSE (CISAA)Jun. 2-3, 2015, AuroraGreg Reid, St. Andrews College905-727-3178 ext. [email protected] Deadline: May-27-15

BOYS’ AAA/AAAA FIELD LACROSSEJun. 4-6, 2015Entry Deadline: May-30-15

BOYS’ A/AA RUGBY (GBSSA)Jun. 3-5, 2015, BarrieRon Andrews Steve Porter, Barrie [email protected] [email protected] Entry Deadline: May-28-15

BOYS’ AAA/AAAA RUGBY (SOSSA)Jun. 4-6, 2015, Stoney Creek��#�;�$�� [email protected] Deadline: May-30-15

GIRLS’ A SOCCER (SWOSSAA)Jun. 4-6, 2015, WindsorLinda Carriere, EJ [email protected] Deadline: May-30-15

GIRLS’ AA SOCCER (SWOSSAA)Jun. 4-6, 2015, WindsorLucien Gava, ES L’[email protected] Deadline: May-30-15

GIRLS’ AAA SOCCER (SWOSSAA)Jun. 4-6, 2015, WindsorX�;��X&;��&;¡ ��&�U��&!Y�#��(��!%�&Central519-256-6691,[email protected] Deadline: May-30-15

GIRLS’ AAAA SOCCER (ROPSSAA)Jun. 4-6, 2015, MississaugaBrigett Strano & Joe Corapi, St. Marcel-linus [email protected]@dpcdsb.orgEntry Deadline: May-30-15

BOYS’ A SOCCER (NOSSA)Jun. 4-6, 2015, North BayRyan Culhane, West Ferris SS705-475-2333, [email protected] Deadline: May-30-15

BOYS’ AA SOCCER (NOSSA)Jun. 4-6, 2015, North BayRyan Culhane, West Ferris [email protected] Deadline: May-30-15

BOYS’ AAA SOCCER (SWOSSAA)Jun. 4-6, 2015, WindsorX�;��X&;��&;¡ ��&�U��&!Y�#��(��!%�&[email protected] Deadline: May-30-15

BOYS’ AAAA SOCCER (YRAA)Jun. 4-6, 2015, Richmond HillLuca Savo, St. Theresa of Lisieux [email protected] Deadline: May-30-15

Track and FieldJun. 4-6, 2015Entry Deadline: May-30-15

BOYS’ BASEBALL EAST REGIONAL (TDCAA)June 3-5,2015 , TorontoPaul Rebelo, Bishop Allan Academy416-393-5549 ext. [email protected] Deadline: TBD

BOYS’ BASEBALL WEST REGIONAL (SWOSSAA) June 3-5,2015 , WindsorSean [email protected]


Boys’ Rugby returned to the Durham area with boththe A/AA and AAA/AAAA Championships. ConvenorsGeorge Burford and Ethan Markham and their teamof volunteers did an outstanding job in showcasing theprovince’s most exciting rugby programs. This includedtaking on the huge challenge of organizing a banquetfor over 1000 attendees, most of which being hungry rugby players. However, the banquet went off withouta hitch as students were fed and presenters providedwords of encouragement and inspiration. This includedthe presentation of the Leadership in School Sport Awardto Ian Gilbride (Eastdale CVI) for the A/AA event andto an unknowing George Burford (Pine Ridge SS) for the AAA/AAAA. Ian, a teacher-coach for 25 years, hasbeen responsible for getting rugby programs stated andmentoring many young coaches at multiple schools inthe LOSAA area. In addition to rugby, Ian has coachedfootball, hockey and golf and been on the organizingcommittee of three OFSAA Championships. George hasalso 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 hostingmultiple 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 BarrieCentral (GBSSA) looked prepared to take home another OFSAA title. However, they may have met their matchwhen number six seeded Erin DHS demonstratedjust 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, BenjaminFitzpatrick, Liam Fowler, Matthew Fritz, Graeme

OFSAA Boys’ A/AA & AAA/AAAA RugbyPickering June 5-7

A/AA Participating Teams

Trinity College CISAAMoira S.S. COSSA Erin D.H.S CWOSSALa Salle S.S. EOSSAABarrie Central C.I. GBSSANottawasaga Pines SS GBSSALester B. Pearson S.S GHACSt. Stephen’s S.S. LOSSAHenry Street H.S. LOSSA Ashbury College NCSSAAMentor College ROPSSAAStamford Collegiate SOSSALambton Central C. & V.I. SWOSSAASt. Patrick S.S. TDCAAF.E. Madill S.S. WOSSAADr. J. M. Dennison S.S. YRAA

A/AA Playoff Results

Championship Quarter-FinalsBarrie Central CI def. Stamford Collegiate 24-12FE Madill SS def. LaSalle SS 17-14Erin DHS def. Ashbury College 21-12Moira SS def. St. Stephen’s CSS 29-14

Consolation Semi-FinalsHenry Street H.S def. Lester B. Pearson S.S 28-17Dr. J. M. Denison S.S def. Lambton Central 34-12

Championship Semi-FinalsBarrie Central CI def. FE Madill SS 47-0Erin DHS def. Moira SS 17-12

Consolation FinalDr. J. M. Denison S.S def. Henry Street HS 50-0

Bronze Medal GameMoira SS def. FE Madill SS 40-0

Gold Medal GameErin DHS def. Barrie Central CI 7-0

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Hamilton, Mason Hodgson, Adam Hollings, AdrianHudson, 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 beenon the wall before the tournament began as the �?��%��(�%�!��$� ��#��"%�� DHS) seeds met in the championship game. A very close game, which ended with a goal line stand by ��(�%�!��$� ��%�!%#�%��/��$$��[� �� and capture OFSAA gold.

Congratulation to Sayf Al-Omaishi, Caleb Belo, X�&�(�"Y�#��[%�U�(��;��X��"��(��;�Andrew Coe, Timothy de Kauwe, Ryan Gamm,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 discussedtheir 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]. Inthe AAA/AAAA, Trenton HS was selected for their positive attitude and fair play. Congratulations to bothteams.

AAA/AAA Participating Teams

St. Michael’s College CISAATrenton H.S COSSA Brantford C.I. & V.S. CWOSSASt. John’s College CWOSSARegiopolis Notre Dame EOSSAABanting Memorial H.S. GBSSA Oakville Trafalgar H.S. GHACUxbridge S.S. LOSSADonald A. Wilson LOSSAGlebe C.I. NCSSAALorne Park S.S. ROPSSAA �� ZChaminade College TDCAASir Oliver Mowat C.I. TDSSAAMedway H.S. WOSSAABill Crothers S.S. YRAA

AAA/AAAA Playoff Results

Championship Quarter-Finals �� #��%��;� � +�\�Uxbridge SS def. St. John’s College 22-18Brantford Ci & VS def. Donald A. Wilson SS 29-10Bill Crothers SS def. Banting Memorial HS 15-0

Consolation Semi-FinalsTrenton H.S. def. Regiopolis Notre Dame 17-5Medway H.S. def. Oakville Trafalgar H.S. 26-10

Championship Semi-Finals �� #��#[�� +�\+�Bill Crothers SS def. Brantford CI & VS 8-0

Consolation FinalMedway HS def. Trenton HS 31-14

Bronze Medal GameBrantford CI & VS def. Uxbridge SS 24-12

Gold Medal GameBill Crothers SS def. Saltfeet DHS 7-5


OFSAA Girls’ A/AA & AAA/AAA RugbyBelleville June 2-4, 2014

The Girls’ A/AA Rugby Championships involved 480participating 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 waspresented 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.

(%�[��%�$��%�>��%�� (� Z��"!%�Y��$!�#�an unbeaten season with OFSAA gold: Harleigh Baker,Lauryn Bons, Brianna Brake, Danielle Brazeau, Abigail

Clements, Jocelyn Desautels, Janessa Duffy, DanielleFarrington, Karin Fritz-Hazell, Jessica Genereaux, VictoriaHarmond, Tanya Hasenberger, Faith Hickey, AntoinetteKennedy, Amanda Lajoie, Jenna Lajoie, Sarah Locke,Paton Manzara, Logan McGilvray, Taryn McLachlan, EmileMerilainen, Kelsey Minnie, Kailin Muir, Leslie Mullen,Abigail Refausse, Morgan Walker, Brittney Whiting,Hayley Williams, Sadie Williams-Masters, and ErinYoung-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 awardafter placing fourth in the Championship.

A/AA Participating Teams

Trenton HS COSSABeamsville DSS SOSSABayside SS COSSASt. Thomas Aquinas GHACLa Salle SS EOSSAACourtice SS LOSSAHoly Trinity CHS NCSSAAParis DHS CWOSAASt.Clair SS SWOSSAAMentor College ROPSSAARockland DHS EOSSAASt.Anne’s CSS WOSSAASt.Matthew HS NCSSAATrinity College S CISSANorth Hastings HS COSSATwin Lakes SS GBSSA

A/AA Playoff Results

Championship Semi-FinalsTrenton def. St. Anne’s 53-0Beamsville def. Courtice 15-5

Consolation FinalBayside def. Paris 24-0

Bronze Medal GameCourtice def. St. Anne’s 39-0

Gold Medal GameTrenton def. Beamsville 41-0

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AAA/AAAA Participating Teams

Quinte SS COSSABrantford CI & VS CWOSSARegiopolis-Notre Dame CSS EOSSAABarrie Central CI GBSSANantyr Shores SS GBSSAOakville Trafalgar HS GHACSt Jean de Brébeuf CSS GHACUxbridge SS LOSSASt Peter CHS NCSSAAX�UY�#� �� ZZSt Michael CHS SOSSAUrsuline College SWOSSAABlessed Cardinal Newman CSS TDCAAMalvern CI TDSSAAMedway HS WOSSAAStouffville DSS YRAA

AAA/AAAA Playoff Results

Championship Semi-FinalsOakville Trafalgar def Uxbridge 5-5 (2-1) Brantford def. Quinte 11-5

Consolation Final ��#��X�UY�#� +�\+�

Bronze Medal GameUxbridge def. Quinte 29-15

Gold Medal GameBrantford CI def. Oakville Trafalgar 6-5

OFSAA Girls’ A/AA & AAA/AAA RugbyHamilton 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 �%!��&&!��#��}�$�/��%[��!��Y�$�\class event that was a great experience for student-athletes as well as teachers and coaches.

Congratulations to Brantford Collegiate Institute and Vocational School who have been better in OFSAA competition every year the past four years and improved %��+��%�~��Y��$!�"��!��+��[%#��!��Y�$��team history. Congrats: Rachel Adkins, Saffron Aldred,Alison Anderson, Jessica Barnard, Val Bauman, HarlieBein, Manon Clarke, Amanda Cook, Lyndsay Courture, Emily Coverett, Laura Coverett, Tait De St. Croix, HannahDiegel, Kyleigh Dobson, Fiona Flynn, Shaila Gaus, CeraKnott-McMillan, Sarah Lamond, Katrina London, CovenMadensky, Cortlyn Martell, Tiarra Opoku-Almas, Mika

Patterson, Courtney Punys, Summer Sakaluk, SharelleSimpson, Emily Smith, Shaye Stamp, Bayley Vachon,Victoria Waud, Emily Weir, Gabby Wilson and MeaganWilson, and coaches Jennifer Grierson-Young and Stuart Martin.

At a big banquet feast, special guest speaker Brian Burkedelighted the girls with his stories and experiences. The Leadership in School Sport award was presented atthe banquet to Diane Lussier of Cathedral High School(GHAC). Diane has coached “at least three” teams ineach of her 27 years as a teacher and assisted as a judge��#�%�Y&��&%��$$��?�$�"!��#�#�

The Team Sportsmanship Award was presented to the$�#��$�%�� X�&!��(� �� Z��"!%�Y��$!�#eighth in the championship but was recognized for their &!��&��%��#�%��!��Y�#��#��%��#�?%�$��[OFSAA’s values.


Holy Cross CSS from Strathroy playedhost the 2014 OFSAA Boys’ A Soccer Championship. Convenors JonathonHasson and Cameron Hagel provided a Y�$�\&�$$��}��%�[%��%�[�"��!��!��Y�$�\class soccer that was on display. Following pool play on day 1, the teams gathered at the London Convention Centre tocelebrate at the championship banquet. The athletes and coaches were treatedto a great dinner, which included thepresentation of the Leadership in SchoolSport Award. This year, the recipientis John Walsh of St. Thomas Aquinas(WOSSAA) who has coached soccer,tennis, and basketball over his 25 years atthe high school level. John is known for promoting the values of sportsmanship and being a rolemodel to his athletes.

Following pool play both the host school, Holy Cross and Glengarry DHS looked like the teams to beat andon Saturday afternoon the two met in the gold medalmatch. The two evenly matched teams battled hard andin the end, Glengarry edged out a 1-0 win. What mightbe 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, DuncanMacDonald, Leiland MacDonald, Alexander MacMaster, Liam MacNaughton, Tommy McDonell, Benjamin Poirier,Tyler Stewart, Sullivan Van Loon, and coaches GlenCampbell, 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 withpassion and was extremely polite and respectful toorganizers and volunteers.

Pool AHoly Cross CSS WOSSAAES Jean Vanier SOSSASt. Charles Garnier HS LOSSAO’Gorman SS NEOAA

Pool BGlengarry DHS EOSSAAWalkerton DCS CWOSSAPhilopateer Christian College ROPSSAASt. Thomas Aquinas NWOSSAA

Pool CJL Forster SS SWOSSAASt. Benedict CSS NOSSAGlencoe DHS WOSSAAStayner CI GBSSA

Pool DAldershot HS GHACRidley College CISAAPort Hope HS COSSAScarlet Heights Entr. Academy TDSSAA

Quarter-FinalsSt. Benedict CSS def. Port Hope HS 3-1Holy Cross CSS def. Walkerton DCS 3-0Glengarry DHS def. ES Jean Vanier 2-0Ridley College def. John L. Forster 2-1

Semi-FinalsHoly Cross CSS def. Ridley College 5-0Glengarry DHS def. St. Benedict CSS 2-0

Bronze Medal GameRidley College def. St Benedict CSS 2-1

Gold Medal GameGlengarry DHS def. Holy Cross CSS 1-0

Participating Teams

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OFSAA Boys’ AA SoccerLeamington June 5-7

A big thank you must be extendedto 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 toensure a positive experience for everyone visiting the tomato capital of Canada in Leamington. Kicking the championship off was the tournament banquet, whichallowed the teams to meet each other andshare a meal at the Leamington RomaClub. The Leadership in School SportAward was presented to Mark Renaudof Cardinal Carter SS. Mark has beencoaching 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, LucasMelo, 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 shouldbe proud to be awarded the Team Sportsmanship Banner for their fair play and good sportsmanship throughout the tournament.

Pool ASt. Joseph’s HS WOSSAAHoly Trinity SS LOSSAFort Frances HS NWOSSAAJean Vanier CSS YRAA

Pool BESP Louis Riel NCSSAAAssumption HS GHACCW Jeffreys CI TDSSAASt. Basil SS NOSSASt. Paul SS ROPSSAA

Pool CSt. Martin SS ROPSSAABishop Marrocco/Thomas Merton TDCAAHoly Trinity HS GBSSAESC Theriault NEOAACardinal Carter SS SWOSSAA

Pool DSimcoe Composite CWOSSASt. Francis SS SOSSASt. Theresa CSS COSSASt. Michael CHS EOSSAAWoodroffe HS NCSSAA

Quarter-FinalsESP Louis-Riel def. Jean Vanier CHS 6-1Holy Trinity SS (Courtice) def. St. Paul SS 3-0Holy Trinity HS Bradford) def. St. Francis SS 0-0 (4-2 kicks)St. Martin SS def. Woodroffe HS 4-1

Semi-FinalsSt. Martin SS def. Holy Trinity SS (Courtice) 2-1ESP Louis-Riel def. Holy Trinity HS (Bradford) 1-0

Bronze Medal GameHoly Trinity SS (Courtice) def. Holy Trinity HS (Bradford) 2-1 (ET)

Gold Medal GameSt. Martin SS def. ESP Louis Riel 4-1

Participating Teams


>!�$�&!�?/�%�$!�/��$��!��Y�$��in a series of OFSAA soccer championships headed to NorthBay. Returning convenor RyanCulhane has got hosting down toa science and with the weather co-operating, there was nodoubt about how seamless thischampionship would run. Using�!��Y�#$��?�$&!��;�/�%}�#�#a great setting for championship action.

The Leadership in School SportAward was presented at the��%� ��%[!�%��##�Y�#� �� Z�� has coached high school soccer for over 16 years at both the junior and senior level. Stan has also volunteeredhis 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 and2014 Boys’ AAA Soccer Championships. CongratulationsStan 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 ?��&!�$��[��\��?��#�$!%%�%�$��>!��Y��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 emergedvictorious.

Congratulations to Luca Aureli, Rino Bonsignore, Anthony Canosa, Gianluca Celenza, Luca Cortese, Josh D’eri,Chris DeFazio, Antonio Ficociello, Carlos Gonzalez, EvanKieraszewicz, Peter MacDonald, Alex Marcucci, Anthony Marino, Brendan Mizzen, Francesco Molinaro, Nick Ribeiro, Michael Scarpone, Matt Strangis, Andrew Villellaand coaches Paolo Ceccarelli, Mike Gallo, Noah Marano,Adam Moroney, and Sean Raposo.

The host organizing committee selected Galt CI(CWOSSA) as their Team Sportsmanship winnersindicating that these students were very polite tocommittee volunteers and were great to have at thetournament.

OFSAA Boys’ AAA SoccerNorth Bayy June 5-7, 2014

Pool ACorpus Christi CSS GHAC Senator O’Connor College TDCAA Huntsville HS GBSSA Holy Cross CSS EOSSAA Lockerby CI NOSSA

Pool BFr. Leo Austin CSS LOSSADavid & Mary Thomson TDSSAASt. Peter’s SS COSSAOrchard Park SS SOSSALoyola CSS ROPSSAA

Pool CRiverside SS SWOSSAA St. Ignatius HS NWOSSAA ��##�Y�#� � �� Z Mother Theresa HS NCSSAA St. Ignatius of Loyola SS GHAC

Pool DSt. Michael CSS ROPSSAAHoly Cross CHS YRAAGalt CI CWOSSARegina Mundi CC WOSSAASt. Joseph Scollard Hall NOSSA

Quarter-FinalsSt. Michael CSS def. Mother Theresa HS 1-0Corpus Christi CSS def. David & Mary Thomson C. 2-2 (Kicks)Holy Cross CSS def. Loyola CSS 2-0Regina Mundi Catholic College def. Riverside SS 2-0

Semi-FinalsSt. Michael CSS def. Holy Cross CSS 3-3 (Kicks)Corpus Christi CSS def. Regina Mundi Catholic College 2-1

Bronze Medal GameHoly Cross CSS def. Regina Mundi CC 5-1

Gold Medal GameSt. Michael CSS def. Corpus Christi CSS 1-1 (shootout)

Participating Teams

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Championship ResultsChampionship Results

One of three soccer championships taking place in the Windsor area may have created some logistical concernsbut in the end all events, including the Boys’ AAAA (!�?/�%�$!�/��/��&�U��$��[��!��Y�#$��X&�[!�Park allowed teams to remain at the same venue for all matches, creating a great atmosphere for soccer. The perfect temperatures allowed athletes to showcase their skills over the three-day tournament, often wowing fans with exceptional speed and talent. The OFSAA popular Caboto Club hosted the banquet, which meant athletes and coaches would have more than enough to eatafter a long day of action. Following dinner, convenors Angelo Geremia and Steven Richardson introduced Denis Gagnac of St. Anne HS (SWOSSAA) as the Leadership in School Sport recipient. Denis has been coaching for over 25 years and although he has a strong interest in hockey, he has also committed time to coaching volleyball, track ��#�Y�#��$;��%%��#�[%��

Multiple gold medallist and returning champions St. Edmond Campion (ROPSSAA) were determined to return to the gold medal game and after winning in extra-time ��%�!��!��Y��$��#�$�?�Y��$��!�U�"%#��&��St. Theresa of Lisieux CHS (YRAA). Continuing their trend, St. Edmond found themselves in extra-time once again. However, the composed and aggressive teamfrom 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-LouisMarinucci-Mayta, Jahsua Mills, Sid Nahidi, Matthew Pastor, Francisco Peralta, Austin Ricci, Mario Rossetti,Christian Teixeira, Lucas Ventura, and coaches Luca Savoand Gianluca Saggese.

Also to be congratulated are the players from AgincourtCI (TDSSAA). The committee respected the way they choose to play the game of soccer, which included nottaking a single card during the tournament.

OFSAA Boys’ AAAA SoccerBelle River r June 5-7, 2014

Quarter-FinalsSt. Theresa of Lisieux def. Michael Power/St. Joseph 7-0Saint Paul HS def. Holy Names HS 1-1 (5-4 S.O.)Forest Heights Collegiate def. St. Aloysius Gonzaga 3-0St. Edmond Campion SS def. Dante Alighieri Academy 2-1 (ET)

Semi-FinalsSt. Theresa of Lisieux def. Forest Heights Collegiate e 3-0St. Edmond Campion SS def. Saint Paul HS 3-1 (ET)

Bronze Medal GameForest Heights Collegiate def. Saint Paul HS 3-0

Gold Medal GameSt. Theresa of Lisieux def. St. Edmond Campion SS 2-1 (ET)

Pool ASt. Edmund Campion ROPSSAA Bishop Tonnos CHS GHAC St. Patrick HS NCSSAA Holy Names HS SWOSSAA

Pool BDante Alighieri Academy TDCAASt. Michael’s College CISAAForest Heights CI CWOSSAAInnisdale SS GBSSA

Pool CAll Saints CSS LOSSA Mother Teresa CSS WOSSAA St. Aloysius Gonzaga ROPSSAA Michael Power/St. Joseph TDCAA

Pool DSt. Theresa of Lisieux CHS YRAAAgincourt CI TDSSAASaint Paul HS SOSSASte. Anne HS SWOSSAA

Participating Teams


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 championVillanova College eventually repeating as OFSAA gold

medalists. Congrats: Montini Ava, Daniela Breda, VeronicaCianfarani, Ciera Decina, Briana Decina, Hannah Gardner,Pamela Kernohan, Athena Kirou-Mauro, Nadia Lackowicz,Alyssa Lazzer, Alessia Mangoni, Selena Mangoni, AlessiaMignardi, Sarah Papaluca, Mikalya Purdy, Taylor Taffo,Amanda Tankovich and Kristina Tankovich, and coachesAmanda Figliano and Grant Purdy.

Special congratulations also go out to Glengarry DHS(EOSSAA) for playing hard while also showing respect for %�!��/�U��$��&%�&!�$��#�%�Y&��$��%��!��U�%��play and attitude they were awarded the OFSAA TeamSportsmanship Award.

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Pool AVillanova College CISAAAlmaguin Highlands SS GBSSASt Thomas Aquinas HS NWOSSAAHeritage Christian School SOSSA

Pool BES Jean Vanier SOSSAWoodland Christian HS CWOSSADe La Salle College CISAAU of Toronto Schools TDCAA

Pool CGlengarry DHS EOSSAATecumseh Vista Academy y SWOSSAAKing’s Christian Collegiate GHACESC Hearst NEOAA

Pool DMarymount Academy y NOSSAHoly Cross HS WOSSAAESC EJ Lajeunesse SWOSSAAPort Hope HS COSSA

Quarter-FinalsVillanova def. U of Toronto School 3-0Heritage Christian def. De La Salle 4-1Lajeunesse def. Tecumseh Vista 1-0Glengarry def. Holy Cross 4-3 PK

Semi-FinalsVillanova def. Lajeunesse 7-0Glengarry def. Heritage Christian 3-1

Bronze Medal GameHeritage Christian def. Lajeunesse 3-0

Gold Medal GameVillanova def. Glengarry y 4-0

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Under sunny skies the 2014 Girls’ AA Soccer championships in Collingwood kicked off an exciting competition. Thepitches at Harbourview and Fisher Field were a great place to catch the action. Co-convenors Liz Payton and MelissaWheatcroft did an excellent job preparing everyone for the championship.

At the Craigleith Ski Club under the shadow of Blue Mountain, thechampionship banquet served up greatfood for all the hungry athletes. During the banquet festivities the Leadership in School Sport award was presentedto 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 beyonddeveloping her students.

Congratulations to the 2014 champions Bishop X�&#%��(�� "!%�Y��$!�#��+*\�\+�$��$%��"��![%#��%//��[��}��\+��!��Y��>��?members: Mackenzie Bernhardt, Paige Boyle, JessicaBurke, Selena Case, Jaime de Jonge, Maia Di Nucci,Erika Gilbert, Victoria Hinchliffe, Megan Hoogaars, Samantha Keats, Olivia Lane, Jillian MacEachern,

Brianna Martini, Sydney Natale, Leah Parisotto, Reighan��[�� ?� &%��(!��$�� }��'�� }��Tianna Sullivan, Kylee Szendrey, Adele Valeriote andRebecca Valeriote, and coaches Natalie Downey andPhilip Di Nucci.

The student-athletes from Fort Frances HS (NWOSSAA)brought the right attitude and were awarded the TeamSportsmanship Award. This award recognizes not just�!��$�#��$��$��$%��&��%��%��!��&%�&!�$��#their dedication to supporting the team concept of sports.

OFSAA Girls’ AA SoccerCollingwood June 5-7, 2014

Pool ASSt. Martin HS ROPSSAASt. Mary’s College NOSSAJean Vanier GBSSABayside SS COSSASt. Thomas Aquinas GHAC

Pool BBelle River DHS SWOSSAADenis O’Connor LOSSAHoly Trinity CSS EOSSAASouthwood SS CWOSSAFort Frances HS NWOSSAA

Pool CCentennial SS SOSSA Bishop Macdonnell CWOSSA Streetsville SS ROPSSAA Bracebridge Muskoka Lakes GBSSA Stephen Leacock CI TDSSAA

Pool DSt. Michael CSS WOSSAAHoly Trinity HS GBSSAESC Theriault NEOAACairine Wilson SS NCSSAAL’Essor SWOSSAA

Quarter-Finals 2-1

St. Mary’s def. Denis O’Connorr 2-1Bishop Macdonnell def. St. Michael 1-0Cairine Wilson def. Centennial 1-0

Semi-FinalsBell River def. Cairine Wilson 4-0Bishop Macdonnell def. St. Mary’s 2-1

Bronze Medal GameCairine Wilson def. St. Mary’s 2-1

Gold Medal GameBishop Macdonnell def. Belle River r 3-1

Participating Teams


Teams from across Ontario traveled to Thunder Bay where convenors Frank Ruberto and Anthony Rizzo hadcooked 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 allthe behind the scenes efforts.

Congratulations to the 2014 champions Humberside CI (TDSSAA) who became a dominant force in the secondhalf of games, scoring three goals in the back end of �%�!��!��$�?��Y��#�Y��[�?�$�

Humberside team members: Jackson Bennett, Lauren

Di Felice, Soraya El-Houni, Annika Engholm, LaurenGalek, 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 JoanneLoewen and Jill Pulford-Thorpe.

The Leadership in School Sport award was presentedto convenor Frank Ruberto for his 22 years of serviceto school sport in the Thunder Bay area. As well as hislongtime involvement in girls’ soccer, Frank has coachedBadminton and Volleyball and helped to convene two

other past OFSAA soccer events.

Congratulations are also dueto Team Sportsmanship Awardwinners Father BressaniCHS of Woodbridge (YRAA)for their sportsmanship andmodel behaviour throughoutthe championship.

Pool AMother Theresa HS NCSSAAFr. Leo J. Austin CSS LOSSAHammarskjold HS NWOSSAASt. Roch CSS ROPSSAASt. Peter’s SS GBSSA

Pool BSt. Michael HS SOSSAWestgate CVI NWOSSAASt. James CHS CWOSSAHoly Cross CSS EOSSASt. Peter’s SS COSSA

Pool CNorthern CI & VS SWOSSAANotre Dame CSS GHACSenator O’Connor College TDCAASt. Patrick’s HS WOSSAAFather Bressani CHS YRAA

Pool DSt Michael CSS ROPSSAAParkside CI WOSSABishop Ryan CSS GHACHumberside CI TDSSAASt. Ignatius HS WOSSAA

Quarter-FinalsSt. Roch CSS def. St. James CHS 2-0St. Michael HS (Niagara) def. Fr. Leo J. Austin CSS 2-0St. Michael CSS (Bolton) def. Fr. Bressani CHS 2-1Humberside CI def. Senator O’Connor College 3-0

Semi-Finals St. Michael HS (Niagara) def. St. Michael CSS (Bolton) 1-0Humberside CI def. St. Roch CSS 4-0

Bronze Medal GameSt. Roch CSS def. St. Michael CSS (Bolton) 2-1

Gold Medal GameHumberside CI def. St. Michael HS (Niagara) 3-0

Participating Teams

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Soccer fans, spectators,parents and teachers weredelighted by the play of OFSAA girls’ soccer atPine Glen Soccer Centrewhere 16 teams fromacross Ontario came tocompete for gold. Thosewho couldn’t make it outto Oakville were kept inthe loop through the @OFSAAGirlSoccer Twitter account where AAAA andAAA convenors especially used technology to keepfollowers updated.

The Leadership inSchool Sport awardwas presented to VesnaBrnadic of Holy Trinity Catholic School (GHAC) for 21 years of dedication to school sports and mentoring $�#��\��!��$��$��!�$�&%�&!�#�}%�U��Y�#hockey, badminton, cross-country, rugby as well as soccer. Thanks Vesna and congratulations on some well-earned recognition!

On the pitch the team from Bill Crothers triumphed with a close 1-0 margin in theY��?��&!��%��;�� ZZ�[%#�Congrats: Bailey Archer, ToriBellar, Mary Craig, Kerry daSilva, Laura Dell’Erede, Megan Di Natale, Mikaela Dodig, CassieFerguson, Devon Kerr, KrystenLindquist, Justice Luddington, Maren Melnick, Christina Morelli,Angela Naccarato, Rebecca Neish,Ocean Parr, Arthi Raviandran,Aliya Romualdo, Mia Rossi, MeganSaftich, Christine Sampson, Frannie Simms, Amanda Spano, Katelyn

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!

OFSAA Girls’ AAAA SoccerOakville June 5-7, 2014

Quarter-FinalsSt. Thomas Aquinas def. Cardinal Newman 5-3 OTGrand River def. Ajax HS 2-1 OTDunbarton def. St. Marcellinus 2-1Bill Crothers def. St. Anne 2-1

Semi-FinalsBill Crothers def. St. Thomas Aquinas 6-0Dunbarton def. Grand River 4-3

Bronze Medal GameSt. Thomas Aquinas def. Grand River 5-1

Gold Medal GameBill Crothers def. Dunbarton 1-0

Pool ACardinal Newman TDCAA Grand River CWOSSA Banting Memorial GBSSA Glebe CI NCSSAA

Pool BSt. Thomas Aquinas GHACSt. Paul SOSSAAjax HS LOSSAMichael Power/ St. Joseph TDCAA

Pool CDunbarton CS LOSSA St. Anne WOSSAA Lawrence Park CI TDSSAA Westdale SOSSA

Pool DSt. Marcellinus ROPSSAABill Crothers YRAASir John A Macdonald CWOSSABishop Reding GHAC

Participating Teams


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 $%��!��!��Y�$��#�U�?��&!�$�"��%�#%%�$��!��(��and York University. With rain showers throughout the day on Tuesday, some matches were played indoors. However, whenthe 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.

OFSAA would like to thank the convenor, Michael Robinson, andhis organizing committee of Tami Hawkins, Dave Hawkins, Mary Jane Robinson, and David McCallum in organizing an excellentchampionship. Thank you must also go to all the volunteers whohelped make the championship run smoothly. OFSAA would liketo thank David Lea of the Ontario TennisAssociation for hisassistance with OFSAA Tennis.

This year’s recipient of the OFSAA Leadershipin School Sport Awardfor tennis was DavidMcCallum from Westgate Collegiateand Vocational Institutein Thunder Bay.His commitment tocoaching in NWOSSAA over the past seventeenyears has been very commendable.

Congratulations toall the medal winnerslisted below.

OFSAA TennisToronto June 2 – 4, 2014

High School Boys Singles:1. Alex Rau – Trinity College School (CISAA) 8 - 52. P J Conlon - Upper Canada College (CISAA)3. Robbie Friesen - Eden (SOSSA) 8 - 54. Sergio Raez Villanueva – John Cabot C.S.S. (ROPSSAA)

High School Boys Doubles:1. James Stevenson & Victor Li – St. Andrew’s College (CISAA) 8 - 32. Connor Gorrie & Derek Holzscherer – Waterloo C.I. (CWOSSA)3. Connor Hutchison & Tyler Lam – Holy Trinity School (CISAA) 8 - 24. Jamie Davidson & Nikhil Taneja – A.B. Lucas (WOSSAA)

High School Girls Singles:1. Dasha Larinova-Westmount S.S. (SOSSA) 8 - 52. Madison Politsky – Toronto Prep (TDCAA)3. Isabella Baston – Forest Hill (TDSSAA) 8 – 7 (8 – 6)4. Jules Johnson – Oakridge S.S. (WOSSAA)

High School Girls Doubles: 1. Bridget Hall & Nicole Jordan - St. Thomas Aquinas CSS (WOSSAA) 8 - 52. Catherine Rastin & Clara Rastin - Sarnia St. Pat’s (SWOSSAA)3. Agatha Klak & Caroline Perez - Vaughan Road (TDSSAA) 8 to 34. Alexandra Lisyansky & Anastasia Branopolski - St. Teresa (YRAA)

High School Mixed Doubles:1. Gaetano Di Pietro, Nicole Amaral- Trinity College (CISAA) 8 to 22. Laine Lubgans & Nick DePaul – Nelson (GHAC)3. Jack Meireles & Lindsay Hawkins - Glebe C.I. (NCSSAA) 8 to 44. Waleed Baig and Jess Moffatt - A. B. Lucas SS (WOSSAA)

Open Boys Singles:+��Y��%&;?��¤��%��!��>� ZZ��%��2. Christopher Fletcher - Windsor Massey (SWOSSAA)3. Mark Jensen - Oakville Trafalgar (GHAC) 8 – 64. Marcel Molina - Holy Trinity (GHAC)

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 – 34. Stefano Benedetti & Gabriel Pozo - Bishop Allen (TDCAA)

Open Girls Singles:1. Sophie Bui – Thornhill (YRAA) - 8 – 42. Ksenia Providokhina - Bill Crothers (YRAA)3. Rebecca Herrington - Banting Memorial H.S. (GBSSA) - 8-7 (7-3)4. Anna Maria Buraya, Bayview Glen (CISAA)

Open Girls Doubles:1. Katherine Yampolsky & Julia Kobylianski – Thornhill (YRAA) - 8 – 52. Ecaterina Camer & Ema Bakalova - Lawrence Park (TDSSAA)3. Heidi Wang & Tiana Cheung – Unionville (YRAA) - 8 to 14. Melissa King & Amanda King - Bishop Allen (TDCAA)

Open Mixed Doubles: 1. Jane Coombs & Peter Coombs - Oakville Trafalgar (GHAC) - 8 - 32. Mya Bui & Zeeydan Youssef - Pickering HS (LOSSA)3. Aidan Potvin & Layne Van Buskirk - Holy Names (SWOSSAA) - 8 – 24. Blake Lukacs & Tressa Mostroianni - Notre Dame College (SOSSA)

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MIDGET GIRLS100M 1 Arielle Tessier Villanova College 12. 242 Xahria Santiago Notre Dame- Ajax 12. 383 Kayla Howard All Saints- Whitby 12. 494 Marissa Battle Kingston CVI 12. 665 Jada Jackson W.F. Herman 12. 676 Anona St. Juste Pickering HS 12. 70

200m 1 Arielle Tessier Villanova College 24. 812 Ashland Best Centennial-Guelph 25. 013 Zoe Sherar Bloor CI 25. 024 Anona St. Juste Pickering HS 25. 345 Eunice Boateng Cedarbrae CI 25. 746 Sadian Hinds-Blackstock Longfields 26. 29

400m 1 Ashland Best Centennial-Guelph 57. 462 Zoe Sherar Bloor CI 57. 583 Megan Beaudry Lord Dorchester 58. 004 Madi Jarvis Guelph CVI 58. 295 Claudia Caird Garneau 58. 736 Maelisse Trapeau Lycee Claudel 59. 06

800m 1 Emily Cohen Lawrence Park 2.10.752 Kristen Siermachesky Timiskaming DSS 2.14.723 Jacquelyn Quesnel Kingston CVI 2.18.164 Keili Shepherd Glebe CI 2.18.415 Maelisse Trapeau Lycee Claudel 2.18.486 Christine Laurie Kitchener-Waterloo 2.18.91

1500m 1 Emily Cohen Lawrence Park 4.34.742 Christine Laurie Kitchener- Waterloo 4.44.823 Keili Shepherd Glebe CI 4.45.124 Sevanne Ghazarian St. Benedict-Cambridge 4.46.055 Jacquelyn Quesnel Kingston CVI 4.48.236 Kylee Raftis Bishop Strachan 4.53.11

3000m 1 Shona McCulloch Longfields 10.07. 062 Amanda Bull Donald A. Wilson 10.27. 893 Kylee Raftis Bishop Strachan 10.35. 584 Madison Burnham Tecumseh Vista 10.46. 355 Jenna Rossi Gisele- Lalonde 10.49. 566 Miranda Thompson Bishop Strachan 10.51.57

OFSAA Track & FieldMississauga 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.

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 championshipfor 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 andAwards); Peter Turano, Damian Anisko, and Yuri Palaszczuk (Facilities, Equipment, and Financials); Phil Policelli, Bruce �U&��&!��%��#��%�[��'��%~�$��Y&��$�¥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 liketo thank the City of Mississauga for its support of OFSAA as well as the many sponsors who also contributed to thesuccess of these championships.

OFSAA would also like to thank NIKE for its contribution tothe championships. The athlete village was a constant hubfor everyone.

OFSAA congratulates both Dave Ropret (St. Marcellinus)and Kathryn Dertinger (Erindale SS) for being the recipients of the OFSAA Leadership In School Sport Award.�%�!��}��#�'��!�U��#�!�}��?�#��$�[��Y&��contribution to high school sport in their respective areasfor many years.

The championships are about athletes and they did not #�$�//%��!��!$��$��&�&�%"#$��!��Y�#��!��$��#$��the Civic Centre for the three days.

For the second year in a row, Kyra Constantine (St. RochCSS, Brampton) also captured three gold medals in theSenior Girls 100m, 200m & 400m.

Grace Tennant (South Lincoln HS) captured three gold medals in the Midget Girls Shot Put, Discus, and Javelin.

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 LeoAustin); Joey Daniels (Cameron Heights); Bolade Ajomale(Alexander MacKenzie); Justyn Knight (St. Michael’sCollege) Kayode Simmonds(St. Thomas Aquinas); NoahRolph (Parkside CI) and Nick Neri (Cardinal Leger SS) who were all double gold medal winners at thesechampionships.

The following OFSAA records were broken during the2014 championships:

Midget Women Shot PutGrace Tennant – South Lincoln HS – Smithville- 12.10m

Senior Women 100m Visually ImpairedLarissa Baird – St. Mark CHS- Manotick – 14.20

Senior Women – 400m HurdlesMariam Abdul-Rashid – Eastdale CVI- Oshawa – 58.38

Midget Men – 400mNathan Friginette – Blessed Pope John Paul II - Toronto- 49.77

Junior Men 300m HurdlesJoey Daniels – Cameron Heights CI – Kitchener – 37.97

Senior Men – 100m Visually ImpairedNick Neri – Cardinal Leger CSS- Brampton – 13.52

Senior Men – 800m – Visually ImpairedNick Neri – Cardinal Leger CSS- Brampton – 2:17. 00

Senior Men – 800m AmbulatoryHudson 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


80M Hurdles1 Tess Verhoven Oakridge SS 11. 852 Victoria Fair E.L. Crossley 12. 023 Kaylyn Hall H.B. Beal 12. 134 Kelysa Chambers Brampton Centennial 12. 235 Skyla Minaker Northern CI & VS 12. 446 Trinity Lougheed Laura Secord 12. 77

300m Hurdles 1 Xahria Santiago Notre Dame- Ajax 43. 892 Sadian Hinds-Blackstock Longfields 44. 553 Katie Beaudry Lord Dorchester 45. 794 Lucia McElwain Essex DHS 46. 505 Alanna Peplinski E.L. Crossley 46. 646 Kelysa Chambers Brampton Centennial 47. 70

4 x 100m Relay1 W.F. Herman 49. 672 Dunbarton HS 50. 453 Oakridge SS 50. 564 Cedarbrae CI 50. 905 David Suzuki SS 51. 466 St. Edmund Campion 51. 53

High Jump 1 Katie Beaudry Lord Dorchester 1. 62m2 Lauren Norris Lindsay CVI 1. 60m3 Savannah Davidson St. Mary -Pickering 1. 58m4 Sarah Donovan A.B. Lucas 1. 55m5 Rowan Thomas Governor Simcoe 1. 50m5 Lucy Glen-Carter Rosedale Heights 1. 50m

Pole Vault1 Tess Verhoven Oakridge SS 2. 80m2 Madison Bardoel St. Anne CHS 2. 70m3 Mackayla Petrie Char-Lan DHS 2. 60m4 Julia Maine Lisgar CI 2. 60m5 Arianna Hicks-Singh Lawrence Park 2. 50m6 Emma Pasco Char-Lan DHS 2. 50m

Long Jump1 Te-Anna Stephenson Sinclair 5. 21m2 Keira Christie-Galloway St.Matthew-Orleans 5. 19m3 Jody Mou UTS 4. 92m4 Allison Byrnes Marymount Academy 4. 90m5 Claire Larose Oakridge SS 4. 87m6 Emily Sluys A.B. Lucas 4. 83m

Triple Jump1 Lucia McElwain Essex DHS 11. 16m2 Rowan Thomas Governor Simcoe 11. 04m3 Jada Nneji Cardinal Carter-Aurora 10. 92m4 Allison Byrnes Marymount Academy 10. 67m5 Emma Zucker Ashbury College 10. 64m6 Ayla Jacobs Chatham-Kent SS 10. 49m

Shot Put 1 Grace Tennant South Lincoln HS 12. 10m*2 Victoria Fair E.L. Crossley 10. 38m3 Ellie Zeeman-Atkinson Dunbarton HS 10. 29m4 Braiden Nichols St. John CHS 10. 21m5 Vera Wilson Marguerite d’Youville 10. 04m6 Danielle Herfst Campbellford DHS 9. 59m

Discus 1 Grace Tennant South Lincoln HS 40. 67m2 Emily Fawcett Holy Cross- Kingston 30. 12m3 Camilla Marangelli Tecumseh Vista 27. 96m4 Melanie Wiesenberg Fellowes HS 27. 51m5 Braiden Nichols St. John CHS 27. 21m6 Maggie Wells Seaway DHS 27. 14m

Javelin1 Grace Tennant South Lincoln HS 38. 35m2 Sophie Slovenski Bayview Glen 32. 50m3 Carleigh Labelle W.F. Herman 32. 04m4 Maddy Carrigan Bishop Tonnos 31. 86m5 Jana Kucera Chatham-Kent 30. 66m6 Alyssa Puskaric Tecumseh Vista 30.60m

JUNIOR GIRLS100M 1 Kyra Constantine St. Roch CSS 12. 242 Shyvonne Roxborough South Carleton 12. 343 Zaria Armstrong T A Blakelock HS 12. 474 Maya Reynolds Collingwood CI 12. 615 Renae Taylor Emery CI 12. 656 Chaetoni Husbands Anderson CVI 12. 69

200m1 Kyra Constantine St. Roch CSS 24. 332 Ebhani Blackwood Bill Crothers SS 24. 923 Natalie Topp St. Mary’s 25. 064 Colle Thompson Bell HS 25. 105 Jenna Smith Highland SS 25. 196 Shyvonne Roxborough South Carleton 25. 22

400m1 Kyra Constantine St. Roch CSS 54. 592 Jenna Smith Highland SS 55. 883 Kristen O’Neill Ignatius of Loyola 55. 934 Dallyssa Huggins Bill Crothers SS 56. 665 Natalie Topp St. Mary’s 57. 006 Savannah Rouse Vaughan Road Acad. 57. 49

800m1 Kristen O’Neill Ignatius of Loyola 2.11. 082 Lucia Stafford Toronto French School 2.12. 343 Allison Anderson Malvern CI 2.12. 564 Savannah Rouse Vaughan Road Acad. 2.17. 025 Annie Viera All Saints- Whitby 2.18. 886 Kate Stewart Newmarket HS 2.19. 54

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Championship ResultsChampionship Results

1500m 1 Allison Anderson Malvern CI 4.35. 782 Jessie Fleming London Central 4.36. 933 Branna MacDougall Regiopolis 4.37. 784 Melissa Anastasakis St. Theresa’s CHS 4.40. 985 Hiley Dobbs Donald A. Wilson 4.41. 356 Mackenzie Cameron Christ The King 4.42. 23

3000m 1 Jessie Fleming London Central 10.16. 352 Hiley Dobbs Donald A. Wilson 10.17. 213 Mackenzie Cameron Christ The King 10.26. 174 Melissa Anastasakis St. Theresa’s CHS 10.32. 395 Sophie Rodenburg Earl of March SS 10.32. 586 Heidi Ohrling Collingwood CI 10.32. 79

80m Hurdles1 Brittany Stenekes Highland SS 11. 742 Jaiden Mulder General Amherst 11. 903 Kelly Hodgins Northern CI & VS 12. 184 Abby Bolton Ridgeway-Crystal 12. 405 Aaliyah Rodgers Grand River CI 12. 436 Madeline Whitestone Harbord CI 12. 50

300m Hurdles1 Jaiden Mulder General Amherst 43. 952 Tatiana Desender Saunders SS 44. 073 Kylie Paliani Medway HS 44. 104 Sarah Jackson St. Mark CHS 44. 305 Brittany Stenekes Highland SS 44. 396 Dallyssa Huggins Bill Crothers SS 44. 77

4 x 100m Relay1 Bill Crothers SS 48. 672 St. Marguerite D’Youville 49. 283 Glebe CI 49. 294 Northern CI & VS 49. 365 Father Henry Carr 49.416 Wesdale SS 49. 93

High Jump 1 Dallyssa Huggins Bill Crothers SS 1. 70m2 Hannah Kusner Oakridge SS 1.60m3 Emily Oldfield Elmvale DHS 1.60m4 Emily Brooks Brock HS 1. 60m5 Thianna Taylor Stouffville DSS 1. 60m6 Emily Sprague Canterbury HS 1. 55m

Pole Vault 1 Makiah Hunt St. Michael-Niagara Falls 3. 40m2 Tessa Hamilton Delhi DSS 2. 85m3 Maggie McCullough Oakridge SS 2. 65m4 Jasmine Lougheed Laura Secord SS 2. 65m5 Leah Hesman Sandwich SS 2. 65m6 Taylor MacDonald Lawrence Park CI 2. 55m

Long Jump1 Ebhani Blackwood Bill Crothers SS 5. 33m2 Shyvonne Roxborough South Carleton 5. 33m3 Brittany Stenekes Highland SS 5. 25m4 Shaniece Bennett St. Joseph’s - Toronto 5. 16m5 Marissa Dubois Wesdale SS 5. 13m6 Kelsey Aroujo Holy Trinity- Brampton 5. 12m

Triple Jump1 Ebhani Blackwood Bill Crothers SS 11. 67m2 Paige Doyle Robert F. Hall 11. 47m3 Katharine Herron Bayside SS 11. 34m4 Abbt Woods John F. Ross CVI 11. 28m5 Sarah De Los Santos Forest Heights 10. 95m6 Cloe Gravelle ESP De La Salle 10. 75m

Shot Put1 Morgan Desjardins ES de Pain Court 11. 29m2 Hailey Wolfgram Regiopolis 10. 83m3 Cassandra Plute Blessed Trinity 10. 46m4 Alexis Brenzil Centennial 10. 45m5 Stephanie Neatby Father Redmond 10. 40m6 Laura Mehew Fenelon Falls SS 10. 00m

Discus1 Denise Balogh Cardinal Carter-Aurora 35. 13m2 Morgan Desjardins ES de Pain Court 31. 54m3 Cassandra Plute Blessed Trinity 31. 25m4 Tanya Coulter Glebe CI 30. 58m5 Monifa Hylton Brampton Christian 29. 93m6 Gabriel Warren Brock HS 28. 65m

Javelin1 Alexis Brenzil Centennial 40. 73m2 Abby Brandon Perth & District 34. 95m3 Danika Falvo Note-Dame - Sudbury 34. 76m4 Denise Balogh Cardinal Carter-Aurora 34. 38m5 Paula Meek Arnprior DHS 33. 49m6 Holly Taylor Assumption - Brampton 33. 30m

SENIOR GIRLS100m 1 Leah Buchanan Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 11. 732 Shanice Williams Northview Heights 11. 983 Alanna Hendricks Pickering HS 12. 114 Chinque Thompson O’Neill CVI 12. 135 McKayla Eves Lambton Central 12. 166 Alexandra Telford Brookfield HS 12. 18

200m1 Maya Genard St. Marcellinus 24. 222 Mariam Abdul- Rashid Eastdale CVI 24. 463 Zanara McIntosh Pickering HS 24. 714 McKayla Eves Lambton Central 24. 735 Savannah Simpson Bishop Tonnos 24. 986 Courtney Dwyer Glebe 25. 11


400m1 Taylor Sharpe St. Mary -Pickering 54. 772 Kristen Metcalfe Etobicoke School of Arts 55. 173 Taysia Radoslav Cardinal Newman-Toronto 55. 354 Erinn Stenman-Fahey Canterbury HS 56. 015 Tiffany Sabado Notre Dame- Toronto 56. 496 Evelyne Guay Abbey Park HS 56. 78

800m1 Kailee Sawyer Bluevale CI 2.07. 782 Erinn Stenman-Fahey Canterbury HS 2.10.383 Alexandra Lucki Bishop Allen Academy 2.10. 754 Paige Nock Courtice SS 2.10. 965 Evelyne Guay Abbey Park HS 2.11. 206 Bridget Oneill Ignatius of Loyola 2.12. 94

1500m1 Heather Jaros La Salle SS 4.27. 962 Claire Smith Glebe CI 4.28. 533 Charlotte Prouse London Central 4.29. 474 Alexandra Lucki Bishop Allen Academy 4.29. 515 Paige Nock Courtice SS 4.33. 456 Chardae Henry R.S. McLaughlin 4.35. 50

3000m1 Claire Smith Glebe CI 9.35. 392 Charlotte Prouse London Central 9.45. 713 Hannah Woodhouse GBSS 9.53. 124 Stephanie Ryall Wesdale SS 9.57. 935 Alex McGowan Canterbury HS 10.14. 386 Katie Fisher Uxbridge SS 10.19. 25

100m Hurdles 1 Mariam Abdul- Rashid Eastdale CVI 13. 742 Tia Thevenin Pine Ridge SS 13. 823 Alexia Lamothe Cairine Wilson 13. 864 Lexi Aitken St. Anne’s CSS 14. 045 Alexandra Tierney Sacred Heart - Stittsville 14. 356 Sarah Hammond St. Basil’s SS 14. 61

400m Hurdles1 Mariam Abdul- Rashid Eastdale CVI 58. 38 *2 Lexi Aitken St. Anne’s CSS 1.00. 253 Alexandra Tierney Sacred Heart - Stittsville 1.00. 754 Taysia Radoslav Cardinal Newman- Toronto 1.00. 785 Alexia Lamothe Cairine Wilson 1.01. 916 Kristen Metcalfe Etobicoke School of Arts 1. 02. 45

4 x100m Relay1 St. Edmund Campion 48. 182 Birchmount Park 48. 283 David Suzuki SS 48. 864 Essex District HS 49. 035 Sandwich SS 49. 306 East Northumberland SS 49. 68

4 x 400m Relay 1 Lord Dorchester 3.54. 742 Bill Crothers SS 3.55. 003 Highland SS 3.55. 044 St. Ignatius of Loyola- Oakville 3.55. 465 Pickering SS 3.57. 446 Centre Wellington DHS 3.59. 25

High Jump1 Maya Naruszewicz Father Michael Goetz 1. 73m2 Devyn Mackenzie Abbey Park HS 1. 70m3 Shaelyn Laurie Greenwood College 1. 70m4 Barb Bitchoka Merivale HS 1. 65m5 Emilia Grala Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 1. 65m6 Katherine Follis Notre Dame- Toronto 1. 65m

Pole Vault1 Emma Li Bill Crothers 3. 75m2 Anna Larsson JA Macdonald-Waterloo 3. 45m3 Jessica Simpson Regina Mundi 3. 35m3 Ala Tryczynska Humberside CI 3. 35m5 Amanda Reid Lakeshore CHS 3. 10m6 Catherine Petolescu Northern SS - Toronto 3. 10m

Long Jump1 Daijha Heron Sinclair SS 5. 38m2 Jamilah James Birchmount Park 5. 17m3 Olivia Campbell Father Redmond 5. 14m4 Brittney Gibbs Sir Oliver Mowat 5. 12m5 Taliyah Campbell Markville SS 5. 03m6 Clare Thompson Ursuline College 5. 01m

Triple Jump1 Brittany Graves Joan of Arc - Barrie 12. 22m2 Daijha Heron Sinclair SS 12. 14m3 Brittney Gibbs Sir Oliver Mowat 11. 89m4 Jamilah James Birchmount Park 11. 65m5 Hannah- Kelsey Smith Sinclair SS 11. 48m6 Taliyah Campbell Markville SS 11. 16m

Shot Put1 Obeng Marfo Father Henry Carr 13. 49m2 Natalie Warren A.B. Lucas 11. 90m3 Addi Halaiday Thousand Islands SS 11. 74m4 Lauren Bohn E.J. Lajeunesse 11. 70m5 Christina Trent Lindsay CVI 11. 34m6 Beth Kester South Huron DHS 11. 28m

Discus1 Sam Buck OD/Park SS 40. 60m2 Obeng Marfo Father Henry Carr 40. 17m3 Jazmin Kikkert-Labeau Port Colborne HS 36. 22m4 Ilyssa Boisvenue Port Colborne HS 35. 17m5 Ashley Wallace OD/Park SS 34. 38m6 Cyerra Cassell Bill Crothers SS 33. 02m

Javelin1 Bailey Dell Sandwich SS 45. 96m2 Breanne Wilson-Bennett Bill Crothers SS 43. 07m3 Sonia Foster Eastdale SS 39. 08m4 Ashley Pryke Crestwood SS 38. 31m5 Sam Buck OD/Park SS 37. 69m6 Rebecca Morrison Erin District HS 36. 88m

1500m Steeplechase1 Mary Margaret Scheunert Garneau 5.07. 822 Cailie McGuire Loyola CSS 5.08. 723 Emily Drouin Regiopolis 5.09. 254 Paige Sandwell Dr. G. W. Williams 5.09. 645 Brianna Dolderman Centre Wellington 5.15. 146 Katerina Cirone R.S. McLaughlin 5. 16. 45

100m Visually Impaired1 Larissa Brown St. Mark CHS 14. 20 *2 Alexis Askin- Hunter Sarnia CI & TS 16. 393 Christina DiMaria Cardinal Carter-Aurora 17. 514 Trista McKee- Arlidge Princ Edward CI 26. 20

800m Visually Impaired1 Christina DiMaria Cardinal Carter-Aurora 3.04.152 Trista McKee- Arlidge Princ Edward CI 5.37. 78

100m Ambulatory1 Julianne Miszk St. Michael - Niagara Falls 17. 492 Shirley Hughes Sydenham HS 17. 703 Amen Ahi St. Michael - Niagara Falls 17. 874 Jessica D’Souza St. Mary -Pickering 18. 715 Madison Wilson- Walker Lord Dorchester 18. 846 Sydney Ramsey London Central 21. 07

800m Ambulatory 1 Madison Wilson- Walker Lord Dorchester 4.27. 842 Isabelle Charron St. Peter’s - Peterborough 4.28. 73

100m Intellectually Impaired1 Alicia Tustin Fellowes HS 15. 232 Sara Albers St. Thomas Aquinas-London 15. 383 Talin Najarian Governor Simcoe 16. 084 Brittany Cottee Woodroffe HS 16. 545 Emma Colpittis Fellowes HS 16. 606 Dominique Hannah Sydenham HS 16. 85

MIDGET BOYS100m1 Tolulope Taiwo R.H. King Academy 11. 272 Solomon Adams David Suzuki SS 11. 553 Khamal Stewart-Baynes Father Henry Carr 11. 564 Jelani Yorke St. Stephen’s CSS 11. 565 Jovan Griffiths 11. 696 Dylan Scocchia St. Ignatius HS 11. 76

200m1 Tolulope Taiwo R.H. King Academy 22. 382 Khamal Stewart-Baynes Father Henry Carr 22. 583 Nathan Friginette Pope John Paul II - Toronto 22. 644 Jaeden Melbourne J Clarke Richardson 23. 225 Jovan Griffiths 23. 3456 Dylan Scocchia St. Ignatius HS 23. 348

400m1 Nathan Friginette Pope John Paul II - Toronto 49. 77 *2 Neil Francis Father Henry Carr 51. 853 John Fish JA Macdonald - Waterloo 52. 304 Kole Scott OD/Park SS 52. 505 Josh Wogiren W.F. Herman 52. 656 Will McDonough Hammarskjold HS 53. 16

800m1 Braydon Clarke Erin District HS 1.59. 262 Nicholas Mateus Joan of Arc - Mississauga 2.00. 593 Nathaniel St. Romain Nicholson CC 2.01.224 Gavin Hughes St. James CHS 2.01. 315 Neil Francis Father Henry Carr 2.06. 746 Reilly McCann Franco- Cite 2.07. 32

1500m1 Mathieu Plamondon ESC Theriault 3.59. 742 Braydon Clarke Erin District HS 4.00. 973 Theo Hassim Winston Churchill- St. Catharines 4.09. 464 Luke Jaciw-Zurakowsky Notre Dame - Ajax 4.11. 275 Mitch deLange Unity Christian 4.11. 506 Reilly McCann Franco- Cite 4.14. 86

3000m1 Mitch deLange Unity Christian 9.15. 502 Theo Hassim Winston Churchill- St. Catharines 9.16. 103 Luke Jaciw-Zurakowsky Notre Dame - Ajax 9.18. 584 Graham Baird Dunbarton HS 9.19. 005 Liam Donnelly St. Mary - Hamilton 9.26. 236 Sam Nuesselder Saugeen DSS 9.29. 06

100m Hurdles1 Tyrell-Mairs-Onwumere H.B. Beal SS 13. 582 JR Speed Northview Heights 14. 013 Vahid Andrews Birchmount Park 14. 064 Holden Child Winston Churchill- St. Catharines 14. 395 Stephen Krebs Jean de Brebeuf- Hamilton 14. 416 Tony Shi Waterloo CI 14. 70

300m Hurdles1 JR Speed Northview Heights 40. 182 Tyrell Mairs-Onwumere H.B. Beal SS 40. 233 Vahid Andrews Birchmount Park 41. 554 Shawn Gilmour Markham DHS 42. 385 Samuel Mukenge St. Augustine SS 42. 696 Eric Zhu Merivale HS 43. 24

4 x 100m Relay 1 Father Henry Carr 44. 742 Sir Wilfrid Laurier SS- Toronto 45. 543 St. Stephen CSS - Bowmanville 45. 564 Vincent Massey 45. 575 W.F. Herman 45. 656 St. Mary CSS - Hamilton 45. 84

High Jump1 Justin Jongsma Guido De Bres 1. 86m2 Quinn Hiemstra Craig Kielbu 1. 83m3 Anthony Donnet Queen Elizabeth - Kingston 1. 80m4 Joshua Pius Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 1. 75m5 Dominic Kon St. Robert CHS 1. 75m5 Cole Fraser Notre Dame - Carleton Place 1. 75m

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Championship ResultsPole Vault1 Brennan Sequin Char- Lan DHS 3. 30m2 Nojah Parker College Avenue 3. 30m3 Jesse Devogelaere St. Anne CHS 3. 05m4 Charlie Fogerty Turner - Fenton SS 3. 05m5 Brayden Desjardins Thousand Islands SS 3. 05m5 Aiden Anger Almaquin Highland 3. 05m

Long Jump1 Emmanuel Akingbola Sir Wilfrid Laurier SS- Toronto 6. 65m2 Eric Mitchell Notre Dame - Carleton Place 6. 44m3 Adam Lee John F. Ross 6. 25m4 Gerrard Wallace Heart Lake SS 6. 25m5 Scott Peel Fenelon Falls SS 6. 24m6 Logan Panek Sandwich SS 5. 95m

Triple Jump1 Scott Peel Fenelon Falls SS 13. 40m2 Chandru Bahi Sir Oliver Mowat 12. 85m3 Logan Panek Sandwich SS 12. 63m4 Kenny Sitharath Cameron Heights 12. 52m5 Elijah Smith Sir Oliver Mowat 12. 32m6 Akim Olak Bear Creek SS 12. 27m

Shot Put1 Spencer Guglietti Cardinal Carter-Aurora 15. 53m2 Foster Beaton Thousand Islands SS 15. 41m3 Adam Williams Geraldton CHS 13. 91m4 Andrew Nyarko Chaminade College 13. 58m5 Matt Hunter Dunbarton HS 13. 56m6 Spencer Vanderlaan Maranatha Christian 13. 53m

Discus1 Tony Elliott Sacred Heart- Walkerton 48. 79m2 Christian Janzen Westmount SS - Hamilton 41. 81m3 Aiden Anger Almaquin Highland 41. 33m4 Adam Williams Geraldton CHS 41. 24m5 Youssef El-Nasser Vincent Massey 40. 99m6 Collin Burrowes Northern CI & VS 40. 90m

Javelin1 Tyler Field Port Perry HS 50. 15m2 Marlow Carter Holy Cross - Stratford 48. 55m3 Adam Burggraf Bayridge SS 47. 52m4 Josh Mather Strathroy DCI 46. 76m5 Tanner Rankin Dunbarton HS 46. 11m6 Josh Bifolchi Sir Robert Borden - Nepean 45. 68m

JUNIOR BOYS100m 1 Aiden Victor Eastdale SS 11. 052 Samuel Adams David Suzuki SS 11. 133 Joey Daniels Cameron Heights 11. 164 Trent Snyder Grimsby SS 11. 235 Dorbor Kollie Longfields 11. 2716 Kurdell Reason All Saints - Whitby 11. 274

200m1 Trent Snyder Grimsby SS 22. 352 Kurdell Reason All Saints - Whitby 22. 583 Shay Williams Regina Mundi 22. 604 Jesse Hamblett David Suzuki SS 22. 635 Dorbor Kollie Longfields 22. 736 Jared Capaldi General Amherst 22. 86

400m1 Michael Petersen Malvern CI 49. 402 Ezana Wossen Marshall McLuhan 49. 853 Jacob McLennan Bishop Allen Academy 50. 464 Alexander Bimm St. Michael’s College - Toronto 50. 735 Cody Pauli Mitchell DHS 50. 866 Cameron Hoggarth Goderich DCI 51. 36

800m1 Edward Hayfron Birchmount Park 1.57. 482 Jerome Jude Mary Ward CSS 1.57. 733 Ezana Wossen Marshall McLuhan 1.58. 284 Ian MacKinnon Westdale SS 1.59. 205 Alexander Bimm St. Michael’s College - Toronto 2.00.476 Andrew Southard Ajax HS 2.00. 48

1500m 1 Riley Tell Father Leo Austin 3.59. 722 Edward Hayfron Birchmount Park 4.02. 733 Quinn Cannella Chatham- Kent SS 4.03. 084 Jerome Jude Mary Ward CSS 4.07. 615 Kyle Madden Paris DHS 4.07. 826 Sandy Freeland Bluevale CI 4.08. 14

3000m1 Riley Tell Father Leo Austin 8.55. 352 Quinn Cannella Chatham- Kent SS 8.55. 973 Cameron Linscott Kingston CVI 8.56. 254 Michael Coccia Guelph CVI 9.09. 325 Noah Defreyne Simcoe Composite 9.11. 366 Josh McGillivray Leaside HS 9.19. 56

100m Hurdles1 Joey Daniels Cameron Heights 13. 342 Clayton Jeffrey Upper Canada College 13. 833 Mathew Ferguson Perth & District 14. 0624 Miguel Palij Brebeuf College 14.0655 Philippe Johns ESC Theriault 14. 166 Troy Williams Mother Teresa - Toronto 14. 58

300m Hurdles1 Joey Daniels Cameron Heights 37. 97*2 Clayton Jeffrey Upper Canada College 37. 983 Cody Pauli Mitchell DHS 39. 364 Austin White St.Michael - Kemptville 39. 435 Miguel Palij Brebeuf College 39. 646 Felix Marchand Chatham- Kent SS 41. 17


4 x 100m Relay1 Mary Ward CSS 43. 702 Father Henry Carr 43. 973 St. Roch CSS - Brampton 44. 014 Upper Canada College 44. 065 St. Edmund Campion 44. 706 Nicholson CC - Belleville 44. 89

High Jump1 Sebastian Smith Northern CI & VS 1. 90m2 Marcus Cooper Holy Names CHS 1. 85m2 James Proulx St. Theresa CHS 1. 85m2 Noah LaPierre Lasalle SS 1. 85m5 Cameron Paul St. Paul- Niagara Falls 1.85m6 Tyler Grummett E.L. Crossley 1. 85m

Pole Vault1 Brett Page Saunders SS 3. 65m2 Nick Christopher St. Thomas Aquinas- London 3. 50m3 Eric McQueen Jacob Hespeler 3. 35m4 Jordan Lupas St. Anne CHS 3. 35m5 Tyler Grummett E.L. Crossley 3. 35m6 Michael Iwamoto Lawrence Park CI 3. 35m

Long Jump 1 Marcus Cooper Holy Names CHS 6. 30m2 Sebastian Smith Northern CI & VS 6. 15m3 Jevante Stanley St. Thomas Aquinas- Brampton 6. 12m4 Clayton Jeffrey Upper Canada College 6. 09m5 James Tyler North Lambton 6. 02m6 Dajae Montaque York Memorial CI 6. 01m

Triple Jump1 Ryan Taylor Lasalle SS 13. 73m2 James Tyler North Lambton 13. 68m3 Julian Walker Innisdale SS 13. 44m4 Kamal Slowley Markville SS 12. 98m5 Deen Choudhury Crescent School 12. 97m6 Nicholas Mills St. Edmund Campion 12. 94m

Shot Put1 Erik Ferreira Marshall McLuhan 17. 08m2 Fletcher Smith Belle River DHS 17. 07m3 Michael Pezzetta De La Salle College 16. 96m4 Austin Allingham Thousand Islands SS 16. 46m5 Ethan Carleton St. Joseph’s- Windsor 16. 18m6 Mark Bujnowski Holy Cross - Stratford 15. 92m

Discus1 Mark Bujnowski Holy Cross - Stratford 53. 45m2 Cole Candella St. Marcellinus 50. 00m3 Tom Nedow Thousand Islands SS 49. 42m4 Patrick Ryall Elmvale DHS 48. 42m5 Fletcher Smith Belle River DHS 48. 10m6 Ben Drummond Bluevale CI 48. 06m

Javelin1 Fletcher Smith Belle River DHS 60. 45m2 Andrew Clark Belle River DHS 58. 69m3 Jarret Litalien Korah CVS 51. 77m4 Pierce Johnson Chatham- Kent SS 49. 33m5 Austin Allingham Thousand Islands SS 48. 89m6 Gavyn McCabe Superior Hts. CVS 48. 00m

SENIOR BOYS 100m1 Bolade Ajomale Alexander Mackenzie 10. 592 Deion Barker St. Marcellinus 10. 663 Nick Palomino Dr. G W Williams 10. 814 Xavier Collis Father Henry Carr 10. 8125 Shermar Paul St. Paul - Ottawa 10. 8186 Norris Spike St. Augustine SS 10. 961

200m1 Bolade Ajomale Alexander Mackenzie 21. 142 Cameron Nurse Michael Power / St. Joseph 21. 4223 Deion Barker St. Marcellinus 21. 4274 Shermar Paul St. Paul - Ottawa 21. 545 Xavier Collis Father Henry Carr 21. 616 Ramzi Abdullahi John Polanyi CI 21. 82

400m1 Christian Fryer-Davis Cameron Heights 48. 252 Matt Bedard St.Michael - Kemptville 48. 653 Myles Banfield Bill Crothers SS 48. 664 Robert Heppenstall St. Thomas More 48. 985 Kola Olabode Westview Centennial 49. 036 Kyle Nice Dr. G W Williams 49. 51

800m1 Robert Heppenstall St. Thomas More 1.52. 132 Matthew Viveiros Michael Power / St. Joseph 1.52. 613 Carter Day Vincent Massey 1.53.044 Riley Alvarez St. David CSS 1.54. 255 Melika Ghali Jarvis CI 1.54. 946 Keith Cole Courtice SS 1.57. 01

1500m1 Justyn Knight St. Michael’s College - Toronto 4.01. 112 Braydon Rennie Erindale SS 4.02. 413 Melika Ghali Jarvis CI 4.02. 654 Riley Alvarez St. David CSS 4.03. 915 Miles Matthews Belle River DHS 4.04. 676 Brad Davis Bayside SS 4.05. 55

3000m 1 Justyn Knight St. Michael’s College - Toronto 8.19. 552 Braydon Rennie Erindale SS 8. 26. 143 Ben Preisner Bishop PF Reding 8.30. 354 Miles Matthews Belle River DHS 8.33. 955 Isaac Dobos R.S. McLaughlin 8.35. 246 Ehab El Sandali Westview Centennial 8. 36. 51

110m Hurdles1 Jacob Pitter Woodroffe HS 13. 972 Dan Brady Greenwood College 14. 253 Locky Butcher London Central 14. 334 Alec Pichelli Sacred Heart - Newmarket 14. 415 Nathan Hesman Sandwich SS 14. 546 Marceau Jovin Loyola CSS 14. 79

400m Hurdles1 Dan Brady Greenwood College 52. 932 Matt Bedard St.Michael - Kemptville 53. 763 Christian Fryer-Davis Cameron Heights 54. 174 Jordan Stanford Cawthra Park 55. 165 Ildemaro Ponnambalam St. David CSS 55. 766 Stephen McEwan Maranatha Christian 56. 61

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4 x 100m Relay1 Helson HS - Burlington 42. 792 Chaminade College 42. 903 St. Augustine SS- Brampton 42. 934 Sandwich SS 43. 085 St.Marguerite d’Youville 43. 126 Cameron Heights 43. 39

4 x 400m Relay1 Michael Power/ St. Joseph’s 3.21. 172 St. Michael’s College - Toronto 3.22. 163 Pickering HS - Ajax 3.23. 004 St. Maximilian Kolbe - Aurora 3.24. 415 Birchmount Park 3.25. 476 W.F. Herman 3.26. 59

High Jump1 Paul Galas Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 2.05m1 Hans Marvin Lafleur Franco-Cite 2.05m3 Leaugen Fray Trenton HS 2.00m3 Steve Nkusi Garneau 2.00m3 Andrew Samuels St. Edmund Campion 2.00m6 TJ Ryan Trinity College 1.95m

Pole Vault1 Zachary Kerr Hillcrest HS 4.55m2 TJ Ryan Trinity College 4.45m3 Ross Benn St. Maximilian Kolbe - Aurora4.35m4 Corey Huffman Lo-Ellen Park 4.20m5 Devan Primeau W.F. Herman 4.20m6 Jesse Moregenroth-Rebin Humberview 4.20m

Long Jump 1 Kayode Simmonds St.Thomas Aquinas-Brampton 6.85m2 Leaugen Fray Trenton HS 6.70m3 Cormac Brown St. Patrick’s- Sarnia 6.65m4 Trey Kelly Innisdale SS 6.59m5 Brian Obonna St. Augustine SS 6.52m6 Skye Wolfe Essex DHS 6.49m

Triple Jump1 Kayode Simmonds St. Thomas Aquinas- Brampton 15. 29m2 Jaquan Selman Denis Morris HS 14.10m3 Brian Obonna St. Augustine SS 14.00m4 Scott Billings London Central 14.00m5 Micah Peters Vaughan Road Academy 13.84m6 Malique Munroe Etobicoke CI 13.83m

Shot Put1 Noah Rolph Parkside CI - St. Thomas 17.12m2 Andrew Martin Strathroy DCI 16.87m3 Sasha Dajia St. Maximilian Kolbe - Aurora16.82m4 Matthew Rosati Chaminade College 16.08m5 Jonathan Obiri-Yeboah Father Henry Carr 15.60m6 Mackenzie Josie Central Huron SS 15.42m

Discus1 Noah Rolph Parkside CI - St. Thomas 50.18m2 Mackenzie Josie Central Huron SS 48.29m3 Trevor Greenwood Clarke HS 48.14m4 Aleks Rapp Christ The King 46.54m5 Liam Graham Mother Teresa- London 46.49m6 Sasha Dajia St. Maximilian Kolbe - Aurora 45.54m

Javelin1 Matt Withers Northern CI & VS 54.85m2 Noah Rolph Parkside CI - St. Thomas 52.17m3 Damon Crumplen St. John’s 51.50m4 Darryl Gordier Almaguin Highland 50.77m5 Ben Cross Frontenac SS 49.42m6 Keegan Moore Lo-Ellen Park 48.09m

2000m Steeplechase1 Ben Preisner Bishop PF Reding 5.51. 242 Isaac Dobos R.S. McLaughlin 5.56. 493 Farah Abdulkarim Gloucester HS 6.00. 304 Santi Bessai Etobicoke School of Arts 6.02. 905 Josh Kellier Chatham- Kent SS 6.03. 296 Ryan Foott Montcalm SS 6.07. 19

100m Visually Impaired1 Nick Neri Cardinal Leger 13. 52 *2 Chris Barclay Lo-Ellen Park 13. 743 Adam McLeod Lakeshore Catholic 16. 04

800m Visually Impaired1 Nick Neri Cardinal Leger 2.17. 00 *2 Chris Barclay Lo-Ellen Park 2.32. 013 Adam McLeod Lakeshore Catholic 2.55. 47

200m Wheelchair1 Dylan Ritter Marshall McLuhan 49. 162 Cole Campbell Alexander Mackenzie-Sarnia 3.29. 66

400m Wheelchair1 Cole Campbell Alexander Mackenzie-Sarnia 7.52. 31

100m Ambulatory1 Cody Salomons London Christian 13.552 Jay Mistry Castlebrooke SS 14.323 Dominic Stewart St. Mary- Pickering 14.434 Chandler Ladd Lakeshore Catholic 14.555 Hudson Booth Almaguin Highland 16.056 Austin McLaren Saugeen DSS 16.61

800m Ambulatory1 Hudson Booth Almaguin Highland 2.50. 42 *2 Jay Mistry Castlebrooke SS 2.51. 333 Chandler Ladd Lakeshore Catholic 2.57. 244 Wyatt Lippert General Amherst 2.59. 295 Devon Newell Central Huron SS 3.09. 16

100m Ambulatory1 Eddie Nicks St. Augustine SS 12. 482 Jacob Balan St. Marcellinus 13.233 Jesse Stewart Northern CI & VS 13.424 Sean Weshlinski Alexander Mackenzie-Sarnia 13.445 Danny Amaral Regiopolis 13.666 James St. Denis F.J. Brennan CHS 13.79


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