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STAFF Shamus Bourdon P: 416.426.7440 shamus@ofsaa.on.ca Nicole Clarke P: 416.426.7436 nicole@ofsaa.on.ca Erik Espinola P: 416.426.7438 erik@ofsaa.on.ca Beth Hubbard P: 416.426.7439 beth@ofsaa.on.ca Pat Park P: 416.426.7437 pat@ofsaa.on.ca Jim Barbeau P: 613.962.0148 jim@ofsaa.on.ca Tim Larry P: 613.848.2855 m@ofsaa.on.ca Brian Poste P: 613.334.9699 brianposte@ofsaa.on.caBOARD OF DIRECTORS Sco Barr, Dundas Valley SS P: 905.628.2203 sbarr@hwdsb.on.ca Carolyn Chesney, Guelph CVI P: 519.824.9800 x 307 carolyn.chesney@ugdsb.on.ca Maria Morris, St. Paul CSS P: 613.394.4843 morrism@alcdsb.on.ca Chris Reid, Lawrence Park CI P: 416.393.9500 chris.reid@tdsb.on.ca Mike Rowley, St. Mother Teresa CSS P: 613.823.1663 michael.rowley@ocsb.ca Stacey Ditcheld, Holy Names SS P: 519.966.2504 x 2616 stacey_ditcheld@wecdsb.on.ca  Carolyn Mossey, St. Thomas More CSS P: 905.388.3030 x 3504 mosseyc@hwcdsb.ca Val Hargreaves, Eastview SS P: 705.728.1321 vhargreaves@scdsb.on.ca Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin P: 705.472.8240 lowet@franco-nord.ca David Hansen, Hamilton-Wentworth CDSB P: 905.525.2930 x 2181 hansend@hwcdsb.ca Bruce Bourget, Rainbow DSB P: 705.674.3171 x 7216 bourgeb@rainbowschools.ca Yves Laliberté, CS public du Nord-Est de l'Ontario P: 705.472.3443 x 10238 Yves.Laliberte@cspne.ca Linda de Jeu P: 705.927.8605 lindadejeu@gmail.com Barry Mutrie P: 519.270.4461 abmut01@gmail.comREPRESENTATIVES’ COUNCIL  Fraser Bertram, Crescent School P: 416.449.2556 ertram@crescentschool.orgAshley Willis, Toronto Montessori Schools P: 907.780.1002 awillis@tmsschool.ca Sco Dewar, Bayside SS P: 613.966.2922 x 51137 sdewar@hpedsb.on.caLeslie Creeden, IE Weldon SS P: 705.324.3585 x 19017 leslie.creeden@tldsb.on.ca Je Brubacher, Centre Wellington DHS P: 519.843.2500 x 506 je.brubacher@ugdsb.on.caTanya Byers, Walkerton DCS P: 519.881.1780 tanya_byers@bwdsb.on.ca Pat Childerhose, Fellowes HS P: 613.735.6858 childerhosep@rcdsb.on.caCandice Stephenson, Mackenzie CS P: 613. 584.3361 stephensonc@rcdsb.on.ca Val Hargreaves, Eastview SS P: 705.728.1321 vhargreaves@scdsb.on.caStephen Urbach, Innisdale SS P: 705.726.2552 surbach@scdsb.on.ca Mark Freeman, St. Francis Xavier CSS P: 905.636.8799 freemanm@hcdsb.orgCarolyn Mossey, St. Thomas More CSS P: 905.388.3030 x 3504 mosseyc@hwcdsb.ca Geo Whent, Sinclair SS P: 905.666.5400 Georey.whent@ddsb.caCarly Harrison, Eastdale CVI P: 905. 723.8157 carly.harrison@ddsb.ca Mike Rowley, St. Mother Teresa CSS P: 613.823.1663 michael.rowley@ocsb.caCourtney Beaulne, A.Y. Jackson SS P: 613.836.2527 courtney.hyndman.beaulne@ocdsb.ca Jason Lauzon, ESC cite des Jeunes P: 705.335.6057 Jason.lauzon@cscdgr.educaonAnita Anderson, Englehart HS P: 705.544.2337 anita.anderson@dsb1.ca Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin P: 705.472.8240 lowet@franco-nord.caKim Chezzi, Lively District SS P: 705.692.3671 chezzik@rainbowschools.ca Tyson Grinsell, Fort Frances HS P: 807.274.7747 Tyson.grinsell@rrdsb.comJennifer Huhta, Nipigon-Red Rock DHS P: 807.886.2201 x 221 jhuhta@sgdsb.on.ca Andrew Nahirniak, St. Marn CSS P: 905.279.3171 andrew.nahirniak@dcpdsb.orgMichelle Harshman-Beng, John Fraser SS P: 905.858.5910 michelle.beg@peelsb.com Jamie Coull, Westlane SS P: 905.356.2401 james.coull@dsbn.orgJill Sefelmeyer, Governor Simcoe SS P: 905.934.4006 jill.sefelmeyer@dsbn.org James Clarke, John McGregor P: 519.354.1740 x 11655 james.clarke@lkdsb.netStacey Ditcheld, Holy Names SS P: 519.966.2504 x 2616 Stacey_ditcheld@wecdsb.on.ca Richard Gallacher, St. Mother Teresa CSS P:416.393.5538 richard.gallacher@tcdsb.orgEva Roser, Blessed Cardinal Newman P: 416.393.5519 eva.roser@tcdsb.org Jacquie Dogge, Weston CI P: 416.394.3250 x 20032 jacqueline.dogge@tdsb.on.caChris Reid, Lawrence Park CI P: 416.393.9500 x 20030 chris.reid@tdsb.on.ca Tim Clayton, Mother Teresa CSS P: 519.675.4433 tclayton@ldcsb.caPauline Fidler, Medway SS P: 519.660.8418 p.dler@tvdsb.ca Shawn Morris, Stephen Lewis SS P: 905.326.7994 shawn.morris@yrdsb.caAdrienne Chong, Markville SS P: 905.940.8840 Adrienne.chong@yrdsb.caADVISORS Jennifer Ng jennifer.ng@ontario.caJennifer Fraser jennifer.fraser@ontario.caOntario Federation of School Athletic Associations305 Milner Avenue, Suite 207 Toronto, Ontario M1B 3V4 Website: www.ofsaa.on.caPhone: (416) 426-7391 Publicaons Mail Agreement Number: 40050378

1OFSAA Execuve Director’s Message ...........................2 Age Classicaons 2023-24 ..........................................3 Transfer Appeal Meeng Dates 2023-24 .....................3 OFSAA Social Spotlight ..................................................3 OFSAA Oering Student-Athlete Sports Subsidy! ........4 Hosts Required ..............................................................5 Coaching in Ontario Schools ........................................6 CIAAA Subsidy Available ................................................ 6 Subscribe to OFSAA Newsleer ....................................7 OFSAA Regional Events ...................................................8 Please Support OFSAA’s School Sport Sponsors ..........9 The OFSAA Experience ..................................................10 -11 OFSAA Reecons by Margie McGill ............................12-15 OFSAA-Sanconed Invitaonal Events .........................18 2023-2024 OFSAA-Sanconed Events..........................19EVENTS2023-24 OFSAA Championship Calendar ..................... 20-21Scholarships and Awards Available for 2024 ................25 75th Anniversary Logo Design Winner .........................26 2023 Coaching Excellence Award Recipients ..............27Football Bowls Series ......................................................28-29 Girls’ Golf ........................................................................30 Girls’ A Basketball ...........................................................31 Girls’ AA Basketball .........................................................32 Girls’ AAA Basketball .......................................................33 Cross Country ..................................................................34-35 Girls’ Field Hockey ...........................................................36 Boys’ Golf ........................................................................37 Boys’ A Volleyball ............................................................38 Boys’ AA Volleyball ..........................................................39 Boys’ AAA Volleyball .......................................................40Back Cover - Mark Dewan, St. Michael CSSBack Cover - Craig Kielburger Secondary School Students Leamington District Secondary School (SWOSSAA) competes against North Park Collegiate-Vocaonal School (CWOSSA) at the 2023 Boys’ AA Volleyball Championship in Straord, ON.Student-athletes from Craig Kielburger Secondary School (GHAC) at the 2023 Girls’ Field Hockey Championship in Milton, ON.ContentsThank you to the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport for their generous contributions and support.Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations305 Milner Avenue, Suite 207 Toronto, Ontario M1B 3V4 Website: www.ofsaa.on.caPhone: (416) 426-7391 Publicaons Mail Agreement Number: 400503783333 3737

2THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024The Ontario Federaon of School Athlec Associaons (OFSAA) has been a cornerstone of high school sports in Ontario for an impressive 75 years. Since becoming incorporated in 1948, OFSAA has played a pivotal role in fostering athlec excellence, sportsmanship, parcipaon and leadership opportunies among students and teachers across the province. This milestone provides an opportunity to reect on the organizaon’s rich history, its impact on students, teachers, high schools and the enduring legacy it has built over the years.OFSAA was established in 1948 with the vision of providing a plaorm for Ontario’s high school athletes to compete at a provincial level. The organizaon aimed to promote physical acvity, camaraderie within schools, and healthy compeon among students, recognizing the value of sports in personal development. In its early years, OFSAA focused on a handful of sports, working with few regional associaons, steadily expanding its reach and inuence over me.Over the past 75 years, OFSAA has evolved to include a diverse range of sports and 18 member associaons, reecng the changing landscape of high school athlecs. What started as a modest organizaon overseeing a few sports has grown into a comprehensive governing body overseeing numerous acvies, including 21 sports and 45 championships and fesvals. This evoluon has allowed a broader spectrum of students to engage in sports, promong parcipaon within the organizaon.One of the core principles of OFSAA is the holisc development of student-athletes. Beyond the compeon, OFSAA places a strong emphasis on the educaonal and character-building aspects of sports. Through various iniaves and partnerships, OFSAA has provided student-athletes, teacher-coaches, and schools with opportunies for leadership development, academic and nancial support, and school community engagement. The lessons learned on the playing eld extend far beyond the game, preparing young individuals and coaches for the challenges they may face everyday.OFSAA’s inuence extends beyond individuals making a profound impact on school communies across Ontario. High school sports have become an integral part of the educaonal experience, fostering a sense of pride and unity among students, teachers, and parents. The annual OFSAA championships and fesvals have become highly ancipated events, drawing parcipants and spectators alike from all corners of the province. These events not only showcase athlec prowess but also contribute to the vibrant environment of high school life.Throughout its 75-year history, OFSAA has demonstrated resilience in the face of challenges. From logiscal hurdles to adapng to societal changes, with the help of volunteer members OFSAA has consistently evolved to meet the needs of its parcipants. The COVID-19 pandemic posed unprecedented challenges, prompng OFSAA to innovate and nd creave soluons to encourage student-athletes to connue parcipang in sports and physical acvies, in a safe and responsible manner.As OFSAA celebrates its 75th anniversary, there is a sense of pride in the achievements and contribuons made to high school sports in Ontario. Looking ahead, OFSAA remains commied to its mission of promong physical acvity, sportsmanship, personal development and is strategically addressing the organizaons core values of integrity, respect, leadership, equity, diversity, and inclusivity. The legacy of OFSAA is not just in the pennants and medals but in the countless lives it has touched and the enduring values it has inslled in generaons of young athletes and educators alike.Seventy-ve years of OFSAA represent a remarkable journey of growth, resilience, and commitment to the well-being of Ontario’s high school athletes and coaches. The organizaon’s impact goes far beyond the realm of sports, inuencing the lives of students, teachers and contribung to the fabric of school communies. As OFSAA connues to evolve, it carries with it a legacy that will undoubtedly inspire future generaons of student-athletes and teacher-coaches in Ontario.To all past and present OFSAA sta, presidents, directors, and volunteer commiee members, thank you for your commitment, passion, and dedicaon to high school sport.Happy 75th Anniversary OFSAA!OFSAA Executive Director’s Message By Shamus Bourdon

3/company/OFSAAOFSAA NEWSFor the school year, a Novice will be born in 2009 or later and may only compete at OFSAA in the Novice category for one year in Grade 9. A Junior will be born in 2008 or 2009 and a Senior will be born in 2004 or later.2003 or earlier Ineligible 2004 Senior 2005 Senior 2006 Senior 2007 Senior 2008/09 Junior 2009 NoviceHow old was the student on January 1, 2023?Years of eligibilityCoaches and students are reminded that students are eligible for no more than ve consecuve years from date of entry into Grade 9. There is no appeal to this rule.Age Classifications for the 2023-24 School Year2023-24 Transfer Appeal Meeting Dates   Wed., Feb. 7, 2024 Thurs., Feb. 22, 2024 Wed., Mar. 27, 2024 Thurs., Apr. 11, 2024To appeal to an Associaon decision, please call the OFSAA oce and give the name of the student and school, as well as the name of the principal. Please see the deadline dates posted above.A leer will be sent to the student, c/o the school, stang the date, me and locaon of the appeal hearing. The leer will outline what informaon the student must provide prior to the meeng date. Keep up to date with OFSAA news, photos, videos, championship informaon, scholarships, conferences, and much more, by following OFSAA on Facebook, Twier (X), LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube!OFSAA Social Spotlight/OFSAA @OFSAA /OFSAA@OFSAAGRAMFollow individual championship results with live updates from OFSAA Championship Twier (X) accounts. Updates and pics right from the source!@OFSAASnow @OFSAABadminton @OFSAABaseball @OFSAABasketball@OFSAAXC @CurlingOfsaa @OFSAAGirlsFH @OFSAALacrosse@OFSAAFootball @OFSAAGolf @OFSAABoyHockey @OFSAAGirlHockey@OFSAASloPitch @OFSAABoysSoccer @GirlSoccerOFSAA @RugbyOFSAA@OFSAASwimming @OFSAATennis @OFSAATrack @OFSAAVBall@OFSAAUlmate @OFSAAWrestling@ofsaaofficial

4THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024OFSAA OFFERING STUDENT-ATHLETE SPORTS SUBSIDY!Parcipaon in school sport is important and students learn many life skills, so we want all students to have equal opportunity to experience school sport.OFSAA is oering grants for students who have diculty nding the monies to pay their athlec fee for league compeon.The current applicaon form can be found at ofsaa.on.ca/programs and to apply for funds this year.• The current applicaon must be used. Complete fully, checking o all the items covered by the sport specic fee, and making sure the *parent secon* and signature are lled in.• To determine grant eligibility, the commiee will consider social and economic barriers facing the student’s family as idened by the parents. It is important that the parents include comprehensive informaon on the family’s current nancial situaon.• The maximum amount a student may receive is $135.• The endorser should be a person aware of the student’s nancial situaon and needs, and of the breakdown of the athlec fees (general and sport specic). An Athlec Director or Physical Educaon Department Head may best t this role.• Monies are only approved for inter-school parcipaon fees for regular league play. This grant is not intended to cover any costs associated with exhibion matches, tournament play, or addional costs incurred from qualifying for championships.• We may not be able to provide funding for all applicants, so schools should evaluate the students applying and submit forms for those that are most in need.• Applicaons for the winter must be received by the deadline date of January 31, 2024.• The subsidy will also be available for spring sports and the deadline will be April 28, 2024.Please note that there is limited funding available and subsidies will be provided on a rst-come, rst-served basis.

5OFSAA NEWSHOSTS REQUIREDBOYSBoys’ A/AA Rugby, Boys’ AA Volleyball, Boys’ AAA Volleyball, Boys’ Baseball Regional (West), Boys’ AAA Field LacrosseBoys’ A Soccer, Boys’ A/AA Rugby, Boys’ AA Soccer, Boys’ AA Volleyball, Boys’ AAA Rugby, Boys’ AAA Soccer, Boys’ AAA Volleyball, Boys’ Baseball Regional (East), Boys’ Baseball Regional (West), Boys’ Curling, Boys’ A/AA Field Lacrosse, Boys’ Field AAA Lacrosse, Boys’ GolfGirls’ AAA Soccer, Girls’ AAA Volleyball, Girls’ Field Hockey, Girls’ Slo-PitchGirls’ A Basketball, Girls’ A Soccer, Girls’ A Volleyball, Girls’ A/AA Rugby, Girls’ AA Soccer, Girls’ AA Volleyball, Girls’ AAA Basketball, Girls’ AAA Rugby, Girls’ AAA Soccer, Girls’ AAA Volleyball, Girls’ Curling, Girls’ Field Hockey, Girls’ Golf, Girls’ Slo-PitchBadminton, Curling, Nordic Skiing, Swimming, WrestlingAlpine Skiing, Badminton, Nordic Skiing, Snowboard Racing, Swimming, Tennis, Track & Field, Ulmate, WrestlingFor more informaon, please contact Erik Espinola at erik@ofsaa.on.ca.

6THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024COACHING IN ONTARIO SCHOOLS (CIOS) COURSES CIOS is a program developed by the Coaching Associaon of Canada and the Ontario Federaon of School Athlec Associaons to give teacher-coaches and community volunteers the special skill-set they need to coach eecvely in the school environment. CIOS also provides 3 PD points to maintain NCCP cercaon. Online courses are available in both English and French. Please contact Erik Espinola at erik@ofsaa.on.ca or 416-426-7440.Registraon informaon can be found at ofsaa.on.ca/programsOFSAA, in cooperaon with the CIAAA, will be oering the following course to Ontario Athlec Directors at the of  for the rst 19 AD’S who register using the link provided below. This course will be completed online using Zoom.Tuesday, February 27, 2024 from 6 - 9 pm; February 15, 2024The Zoom link, along with course materials, will be sent out the week before the course. For more informaon, contact Jim Barbeau at jim@ofsaa.on.ca.CIAAA ONLINE COURSE SUBSIDY AVAILABLE TO ONTARIO ATHLETIC DIRECTORS IN 2024

7OFSAA NEWSStay updated on all of our awards, key dates, programs, conferences, scholarships, recognion, sponsorships and championships. Delivered via email in January, April, June and September, the newsleer has the OFSAA brand covered. Don’t miss out!Individuals can subscribe to the newsleer through any of the pages on our website at ofsaa.on.ca.Subscribe to OFSAA’s E-NewsletterMOLTENUSA.COMTrademarks owned by Molten Corporation or Molten USA, Inc. ©2022 Molten USA, Inc.Molten is the Official Ball of OFSAA

8THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024OFSAA Regional Events OFSAA is excited about the connuaon of the Regional Events Program for the 2023-2024 school year! Regional events were introduced last year in a bid to increase and enhance opportunies for parcipaon. Nine events have been approved for 2023-2024 thus far! Interested in parcipang? Approved regional events are listed below:   Blessed Trinity CSS SOSSA Rugby 7s October 10, 2023 Grimsby Crisna GalloOwen Sound District SS CWOSSA Rugby 7s October 12, 2023 Owen Sound Sarah PreyJohn McCrae Secondary School NCSSAA Ringee November 29, 2023 Oawa Brandon BourcierSt Ignaus High School NWOSSAA Cheerleading April 3, 2024 Thunder Bay Chrisne WilukNotre Dame College School SOSSA Cheerleading April 4, 2024 Welland Shannon LetwinGananoque Intermediate & SS EOSSAA Cheerleading April 5, 2024 Gananoque Jusn Parks & Robyn AblesonMichael Power St. Joseph HS TDCAA Cheerleading April 5, 2024 Etobicoke John Mark NicomendezCollege Avenue SS WOSSAA Disc Golf May 9, 2024 Woodstock Allen ChevrierGreater Fort Erie SS SOSSA Pickleball May 24, 2024 Fort Erie Jusn PychelMore informaon and the applicaon form can be found at ofsaa.on.ca/events/regional events.• Priority on parcipaon, not compeon• Provide student leadership opportunies• Target students who are not currently parcipang in athlecs at the school• Event which introduces a new acvity or one currently popular in the region• No eligibility requirements (ex. Transfers)

9BadmintonYonex• Ofcial racquet of OFSAA:B4000, B6500I, B7000 MDM• Ofcial Nylon shuttlecocks of OFSAA: Mavis 350, Mavis 300, Mavis 10 BaseballMizuno• Ofcial baseball of OFSAA: Mizuno MB380 BasketballMolten• Ofcial basketball of OFSAA: G4500Cross Country and Track and FieldNikeExclusive Supplier of the athletic footwear, apparel, and accessory products of XC and Track & Field.HockeyFranklin Sports Inc.• Ofcial hockey equipment supplier of OFSAASoccerMolten• Ofcial soccer ball of OFSAA: Molten F5A4900 ofcial game ballVolleyballBaden• Ofcial volleyball of OFSAA: Baden VCOR VSS-220AccommodationsInnVest Hotels• Ofcial hotel partner of OFSAASports DrinkGatorade• Ofcial Sports Drink of OFSAA Basketball, Hockey and SoccerVideo Analysis SolutionHudl• The exclusive Video Solution of OFSAACharacter Athlete AwardBaron• Ofcial ring supplier of OFSAAGeneral SponsorshipUniversity of Guelph-Humber• Proud supporter of OFSAANiagara College• Proud supporter of OFSAAOFSAA NEWSPlease Support OFSAA’s School Sport SponsorsOFSAA is fortunate to have several companies supporting school sport in Ontario. Ofcial equipment has been play-tested and endorsed by experienced teacher-coaches. Please support these sponsors by using their products.

10THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024The OFSAA ExperienceBy Carlie Regier, Student-Athlete, South Huron DHS (Carlie is in the middle row, second from the right in the team photo at the boom of the collage.)On the rst weekend of November, our Panther eld hockey team of Exeter travelled to Milton to parcipate in the 2023 OFSAA Field Hockey Championship. For South Huron District High School, a high school with a populaon of just over six hundred, it’s not very oen that we make it to something as signicant as OFSAA. With only three cuts and a nineteen-person roster, my eld hockey team knew that numbers weren’t necessarily an advantage over other schools this season or any season for that maer. Over the summer, our coach held oponal pracces twice a week to improve our skills before the season began. During the season, we worked Monday to Thursday aer school for ninety minutes each night. Our head coach, Mr. Chisholm, put every minute of free me into our eld hockey team.Throughout the season we connued to win and nished undefeated. Aer a tough bale against Goderich, our team won the Huron Perth Championship tle, and we knew we were one step closer to our goal of going to OFSAA. At WOSSAA, our team was extremely anxious to play Medway, as the year prior, we had lost 5-0 and our spot at OFSAA. We came out strong and ended up winning WOSSAA, truly a dream come true. Our hard work nally paid o, and I was beyond proud of myself, my team, and of course, my head coach and assistant coach Rose Riddel, for what we had just accomplished. With OFSAA being only one week away, we went out for a celebratory dinner and then realized it was me to start looking for donaons. Our team went to small businesses, within Exeter and the area, and within less than a week, our small community donated over $10,000 towards our trip to OFSAA. On Wednesday morning, the rst day of our travels, the team loaded the bus and we all picked our seats. Our coach could now nally relax as he had collected all of our forms and we were nally on the road. The drive consisted of talking and singing with a few girls sing near the front with masks on as they had colds. We were not allowing anything, even a cold, to get in the way of our success at OFSAA other than our own performances during the games. As our rst game began, the team pushed hard for the enre sixty minutes resulng in a 7-0 win against Salleet DHS. In this game, every athlete on the team, excluding our rookie goalie,

11got to see the eld at an OFSAA championship which is denitely something that not all grade nines would be able to say. At the next game, we won 4-0 coming out with an aggressive start once again against Clarkson SS. This game was frustrang for our team as we had mulple cards, which was something we weren’t used to experiencing. We recognized that our short corners were something that needed to be tweaked before our next game so our coach asked our opinion, and we made the decision to stay at the eld for twenty minutes and x a weak point in our game. It was cold and people were frustrated. Most of us felt stressed about how we would have me to shower, do our hair and makeup, and sll nd an ouit with lile me before the OFSAA banquet. There was sll work to do, and we weren’t going to let a small error in our short corner be the reason for our defeat. When we arrived at the beaufully decorated venue, we found our table which had a very cool bouquet of balloons. Our picture-obsessed team headed over to the photo booth and spent a good thirty minutes taking pictures together. Looking around at the table and all those I was surrounded by, it was truly biersweet as this group of people have made my high school experience one that I will never forget. As well, I knew that this was the last weekend that I would get to spend with my eld hockey family. To begin the banquet, there was a very inspiraonal speech given by Madison Babineau. Her speech allowed me to look at eld hockey from a whole new perspecve; it was not just a sport with a team, but a dream and a forever family. Then, it was ocially me to carry the banner, which was something our four seniors had been talking about forever. Kyle Dalrymple, Devon Farquhar, and Ryan Schepers and I got to walk the banner up to the front. The four of us have been training for eld hockey since grade seven when we were oered the opportunity to pracce in preparaon for our high school eld hockey career. We couldn’t wipe the smiles o our faces as we got to the front, and we heard South Huron District High School be announced as parcipants. We returned to the hotel, had some snacks, did our homework, talked, and then went to bed.The team then had an early morning, with another team breakfast and a quick bus ride to our third round-robin game. At this point, we had clinched a spot in the quarter-nal, but depending on how we did in this game against Waterloo Oxford, would decide who we would play for the quarter-nal game. Our team came out strong, but not strong enough. By halime, we were down 1-0, and Waterloo Oxford connued to control the game. It was me to step up. We hustled and le no me and no space for mistakes. In the second half, I was passed the ball from across the net and pped it into the le corner, tying the game. Our parents cheered, our team was ecstac, and our coaches were insanely proud! We now needed to hold them back, and although it was tough, we did, coming out with a 2-1 victory. This game was the best game of eld hockey I had ever played, and many of those watching said that it was the best game they’d ever seen.Due to our 3 and 0 record and round-robin results, we were assigned to play Oakville Trafalgar. We knew it would be tough, but based on our rankings, we felt we could be victorious. The drive to the eld, the warm-up, the rst half, and the second half were stressful. Our team was on re; we warmed up, we cheered, and we took the eld with the belief that this was not going to be our last game together. We were aggressive, in this fast game, nothing was more frustrang than this team’s defense. They were a wall. Nothing could get by them. We were scored on in the rst half, with an amazing aempt at a save from our goalie, Emily Smale, but we already knew that you couldn’t win without a goal, so we needed to do our job oensively. The half ended with a 1-0 lead for Oakville Trafalgar. I usually would feel worried, scared, and extremely nervous in this situaon, but I knew we were beer than this. I knew we were a second-half team, and we had every capability to win, so I pumped my team up and we took the eld for the second half. I fought so hard that my legs were cramping, but there was absolutely no me to stop ghng in this game. With the clock running low, and stress levels rising, our coach and parents on the sidelines began to tell us we were running out of me. Our coaches began to look more stressed. The clock hit two minutes, which meant we could no longer see the remaining me. Oakville got a short corner, and our mid and forward players went to half. At this point, we did and played hard. However, before we got to the defence, we were scored on again, making it 2-0 for Oakville Trafalgar with less than two minutes le. We spent those last two minutes ghng hard, with tears either being held back or rolling down our faces. The buzzer went, and we all broke down. Within this moment, all we could think about was the defeat. The team hugged unl we couldn’t anymore, and then we lined up to shake hands wishing Oakville luck in the semis. Oakville eventually went on to win gold and deserved that sweet victory. We returned to the bus and connued to grieve, but lile did we know that within days, weeks, or maybe months, we would look back at this experience and think about how amazing it really was. We had our me to be disappointed, but we could also look forward to spending our last night together as a team.We were exhausted from the day we had just had, but we were also sll taking in what we had just accomplished. Even though we were red, we are also teenage girls so we went to the mall within one hour before closing me. It was me to run again. We were literally speed-walking from store to store. Aer the mall, we headed back to the hotel, and once we got there, Coach Chisholm stood up for one last team talk. The next morning, we loaded the bus and made our way back to our small town of Exeter.Since OFSAA, we were recognized with the OFSAA Field Hockey Team Sportsmanship Award. Our school had an assembly to celebrate our accomplishments, and I connue to receive congratulaons for our team’s accomplishments this year. At rst, everyone told me that even though we lost in the quarters, I was going to look back at the experience and feel an unbelievable sense of pride for what we had accomplished. They were right. Although winning OFSAA was ulmately our team goal, I will never forget the experience I had at OFSAA. Ever. OFSAA NEWS

12THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024 OFSAA Reflections By Margie McGillFormer OFSAA PresidentI’m very honoured to have been asked to contribute to this edion of the OFSAA Bullen during OFSAA’s 75th anniversary. I served as OFSAA President from 2002-2004. During that tenure Colin Hood rered, Doug Gellatly was hired (the rst me), Diana Ranken cut back on her assistant director dues and the structure of OFSAA changed to its’ current model. I was once told by one of the oce sta that I was the most hands-on president and got involved in all aspect of the organizaon. It’s how I work. I’d like to thank the Execuve Directors, Colin Hood, Doug Gellatly and Shamus Bourdon for allowing me to do so.I grew up in Oakville and went to Thomas A. Blakelock High School. I wasn’t a star athlete but I held my own. What I really liked doing was the behind-the-scenes things, refereeing and coaching. I knew what OFSAA was but never competed there. My rst personal OFSAA memory was driving to OFSAA track in 1972 at Etobicoke Stadium. I was going to cheer on my fellow car-load of TAB athletes and help our coach, Rock Osborne, marshall for the javelin. He jokingly blamed me for us missing the correct turn and ending up on the 401 thus making us late. I didn’t have a clue what I was doing that day except holding the end of a tape measure and following his advice to not get hit by the javelin. I did learn to throw the javelin though! But what I remember most about my rst OFSAA experience was sing up on the hill watching planes take o and land at the Toronto Internaonal Airport with our triple jump competor and we both almost missed our events. Fast forward many years and I’m the department head at Waterdown District High School who’s sing at her rst OFSAA General meeng as President of SOSSA. While I watched the proceedings, I liked what I saw and decided I wanted to do that. Thank you, Andy Marnson, for seng such a good example. I kept my involvement with SOSAA and once I became an administrator, I became their Principals’ Representave for several years. It was in that role that I began my acve involvement with OFSAA. In 2003-2004, Waterdown celebrated the school’s 150th Anniversary. During that me, I came upon a photo from the 1970 OFSAA track team where Waterdown’s senior boys broke the 4 x 100 relay record with a me of 42.8 seconds! That photo was the pride and joy of my former colleague and coach Kaye Paterson and remains a viable part of our Warrior history.I got my feet wet in OFSAA championships through girls’ hockey and volleyball. Our girls’ hockey coach at the me stepped down mid-season and the players came to me to be the sta advisor so one of our former students could coach them. I had coached many of the girls in volleyball and they knew my boys played hockey and I helped out some. Next thing I know the team is o to the Beatrice Ice Gardens and the wonderful Al Rose’s many tournaments. I worked with Al for two years to run his tournaments where we had close to 90 teams in six dierent divisions. Girl’s hockey was just taking o and many teams were mostly made up of ringee players but also some high-performance hockey players. Olympian Cherie Piper was a prime example of the variety of players we had playing at the me. She was playing at almost the highest level of girls’/women’s hockey and her high school wanted to put in a team but in the lowest division. Needless to say, no one could touch her and her team won that division. Then, with OFSAA’s blessing, it became a “fesval” level championship and o we went to Pembroke and Petawawa where over six days we registered 96 teams, had four banquets put on by Fellowes High School’s culinary classes and I worked with the talented duo of Harley McDowell and Russ Holmberg. These two men went on to host several other OFSAA championships, chair the SAC commiee and won the Leadership in School Sport Award in girls’ hockey. They helped me establish the SAC commiee, design the playing regulaons and get the championships down to a size a convenor would be willing to work with. A couple of years later it became a championship in 2003 and was held in Mississauga. The banquet had Ron Ellis, former Toronto Maple Leaf and Hazel McCallion, Mayor of Mississauga, as guest speakers.Volleyball was my true love. Waterdown girl’s won bronze at the 2000 championship held at Seneca College. It was then I 

13OFSAA NEWSdecided to host a championship for them and our school. In 2002, we hosted our rst volleyball championship. Mark Hesse, Atlanta Olympics bronze medal winner in beach volleyball, spoke at the banquet and let the athletes hold his medal. Unbeknownst to us we had two future Olympic competors playing on our courts – Sarah Pavan from Forest Heights and our own Heather Bamsley, a junior we moved up for the experience. Our girls eventually went on to win two golds, a silver, another bronze and the sportsmanship banner over their 12 years of OFSAA compeons. They even made it on the cover of a June Bullen.• Sarah Pavan having 75 kills in the championship volleyball nal in 2003• Mary Ward’s 4 x 100 record at 2003 track in St. Catharines• Heather Bamsley and Jenn Williams wowing the Cogeco announcer with their talent as grade 10 players in the 2003 gold volleyball game at Chatham-Kent; both went on to have great university experiences and Heather eventually playing in the Olympics• Scoring spree of Cherie Piper in girls’ hockey• Turner Fenton winning mulple wrestling championships• Ryan Ellis World Junior Hockey Medal• Mark Graham barrelling down the nish line at McMaster; watching Greg Andersen and Graham Hood compete• Many talented Waterdown Warriors who have gone on to play in the NHL, CFL and many university/colleges programs both here and in the United StatesAs President of OFSAA, you aend championships in order to bring greengs from OFSAA and to thank the convenor. I thoroughly enjoyed doing this but I’m not one to sit on the sideline. I made sure I was helping in some manner or another. Over the years, I’ve been involved with at least 20 of the championship sports which OFSAA runs. Some of them I was convening but usually I was a helper and advisor, especially for a rookie convenor. My main role these last few years has been registraon and the website. I became the one making sure all forms were in and done properly so everyone could parcipate. I think I met my match this past spring though doing ALL the South regional track and eld entries and girls AAA rugby at the same me!• Steve Sevor and I doing a presentaon on OFSAA at the CNE building for the Ontario Sport Alliance and having a front row seat to see Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip; • Running out of food at the boys’ volleyball championship (76 teams) banquet with only half the teams fed. Our MC did a fabulous job keeping everyone busy with the best “Movember” mustache and Volleyball Idol singing/rapping contests while more food was being prepared. Convenors: – have someone watch the amount of food the athletes take at the buet table;• Learning about “rat” tails in wrestling and all things wrestling and rugby;• Our student ambassador being the only Chatham-Kent student in his packed home gym not cheering for his school in the gold medal game. We made him an honorary Waterdown Warrior instead;• Scrambling to change March break ights for athletes since we made it to the OFSAA medal round;• Not paying close aenon and talking with Hazel McCallion while Colin Hood was making the inaugural Leadership in School Sport award announcement which he was presenng to me;• Cross country with my Brock University faculty of educaon students doing their rst OFSAA volunteering;• Pitching in to take up and crate McMaster’s portable volleyball oor les from the Rick Hansen’s gym aer the volleyball championship ended;• Soccer semi-nal game with a thunder and lightning delay for 4 hours; lacrosse delay for half a day due to hail and torrenal rain;• Girls’ basketball doing a fundraiser for breast cancer and the ocials wearing pink shirts and having one of the original gold medal winners coaching one of the parcipang teams;• Two St Thomas More students singing “The Prayer” prior to meal at the banquet. I liked that idea so much I had two talented singers from my school do it as well;

14THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024• Opening my front door Christmas Eve and being ‘served’ for a potenal law suit against OFSAA;• Waterdown was part of Wentworth County (SOSSA). When the government combined our school board with Hamilton’s (GHAC) the queson was where was the combined board going to play? OFSAA wanted us to go the GHAC, we wanted to stay with SOSSA. Our Superintendent joined our SOSSA reps to address the AGM explaining why we wanted to remain part of SOSSA and we stayed!• Working on classicaon, 6th year eligibility and sancon commiees;• Our daughter going to Ontario Olympic Youth Academy (OOYA) run by Dave Pineau from OFSAA and our son winning one of OFSAA’s Roger Neilson/Toronto Maple Leaf Alumni scholarships;• My kids working the doors at Waterdown’s hockey games or scoring, but most of all being able to walk into any gym or rink and run the score clock or keep score;• Sharing ideas with fellow volleyball convenors Dale Huddleston, Bonnie Glover and Val Dunn on our upcoming volleyball championships at the November Board meeng;• Designing checklists for coaches coming to OFSAA events;• Banquet guest speakers - Ryan Ellis, Brian Burke, Mark Hesse, Krisne Drakich, Tim Louks, Dave Preston, to name a few;

15OFSAA NEWS• The swag! Looking through my things, I sll have over 20 tees, sweatshirts and jackets I sll wear from various championships. My husband tells me to leave my OFSAA stu at home on trips but of course I don’t and I always have someone comment on their own or their child’s OFSAA experience; • Forgeng my speech and opening remarks at home but remembering to tell the players to make sure they thank their coaches’ families for sharing them with you, but also don’t forget to thank their bus drivers and caretakers at their schools for geng them in and out during o mes;• The great OFSAA sta – Jill Sutherland, Cathy Bennet, Beth Hubbard; the Assistant Execuve Directors – Steve Sevor, Diana Ranken, Jen Bennet, Mike Suraci, Lexi Fogel, Shamus Bourdon; Special Co-ordinators – Mike Thorpe, Peter Morris, Brian Riddell. Nicole and Eric, you’ve a good group to work with – enjoy!• The other presidents I worked with during my tenure – Tammy Connors, Kae Jarvis, Walter Piovesan, Tracey Parish;• Working together with my daughter as co-convenors and helping her teacher-coach convenors run many OFSAA championships over the last 15 years; • Reminding the athletes to connue on in their sport as a player, a coach or an ocial. Give back!While I was president, I went to my rst Canadian School Sport Federaon (CSSF), now School Sport Canada (SSC), meeng in St. John’s, Newfoundland. At that me, OFSAA was trying to decide if they would introduce a AAAA division for schools of 1250+ students. I was informed that in Newfoundland/Labrador that the AAAA division was for a school of 125 students. I sat on this Board unl 2007 sharing many of OFSAA’s accomplishments and challenges but more importantly gaining a naonal exposure to high school sport and what it means to the athletes, coaches and schools. In 2012, Doug Gellatly asked me to volunteer with SSC and I’m sll doing it today. It keeps me up to date on what’s going on in high school sport across the country, the trials we’re facing in school sport these days and most of all, the successes. I try to report on every championship across the country because those are the important things to our athletes.In closing, coaches, remember you are seng the example for these young impressionable athletes. Sportsmanship should be your number one priority. Teach them to be a team player and school leader, to win gracefully but most of all, to lose with dignity and grace. Thanks for the memories. It’s been a blast!

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18THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024January 18-20, 2024 Leanne Turner August 30, 2025 Comet Stadium May 10, 2024 May 11, 2024 April 25-27, 2024 OFSAA-SANCTIONED INVITATIONAL EVENTSIndividual schools bear the responsibility of subming mely and accurate requests for OFSAA sanconing if they wish to aend or host invitaonal events. Requests must be received  prior to taking part in or hosng such an event. OFSAA sanconing requires that all competors areand that supervision requirements are met by each school who wishes to take part. to either host or aend invitaonal events are to be and can be found at:, your school receive OFSAA sanconing in order to parcipate. OFSAA has reciprocal agreements with the other provincial high school sport organizaons that will protect the integrity of interprovincial events., your school must receive OFSAA sanconing for all state and Naonal Federaon of High School (NFHS) events. Since many events do not specically indicate whether the event is sanconed or not, it is wise to obtain OFSAA sanconing for all US events., schools from the USA or other Canadian provinces must receive sanconing from the host state or province, so it is recommended that you receive OFSAA sanconing for your event if it involves any school(s) from outside Ontario. Failure to do so may result in a team being sanconed by their state or province when they return home.If you want to know if the invitaonal event or meet that you want to aend/host has been sanconed by OFSAA, please go to ofsaa.on.ca/events/sanconed-events/approved-team-sancons or the NFHS site at ns.org.Any quesons can be directed to Jim Barbeau at jim@ofsaa.on.ca

19Trademarks owned by Molten Corporation or Molten USA, Inc. ©2022 Molten USA, Inc.Molten is the Official Ball of OFSAAMOLTENUSA.COM2023-24 Sanctioned Invitational High School EventsLearn more at ofsaa.on.ca/events/sanconed eventsMarch 28, 2024 Regina Mundi CC Mike Laszlo London mlaszlo@ldcsb.ca April 9 & 10, 2024 Lakeshore CHSStephen Sim Port Colborne stephen.sim@ncdsb.com  St. Michael CHS Greg Kelly greg.kelly@ncdsb.com For Registraons Informaon please contact Andre Boudreau at: aboudreau@canlansports.com Canadian Classic - Senior Girls & Boys February 7 & 8, 2024 Elite Classic - Senior Girls & Boys February 14 & 15, 2024 Mini Matches - Senior Girls & Senior Boys February 22, 2024 York University Classic - Senior Boys March 6 & 7, 2024 Mini Matches - Girls & Junior Boys March 20, 2024 Mini Matches - Senior Boys March 21, 2024 Spring Classic - Junior Boys April 3 & 4, 2024  June 10 & 11, 2024 College Avenue SS Ryan Staord/Mark McCallum/Chelsea Read Woodstock ON r.staord@tvdsb.ca March 27, 2024 Collingwood CI Aimee Bishop Collingwood ambishop@scdsb.on.ca May 3, 2024 Thousand Islands SS Randy Givogue Brockville randy.givogue@ucdsb.on.ca April 11/12, 2024 Lawrence Park CI Josh Suteir Toronto joshua.suteir@tdsb.on.ca OFSAA NEWS

20THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024FOR COMPLETE CHAMPIONSHIP DETAILS VISIT www.ofsaa.on.caChampionship Results2023-2024 OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIP/FESTIVAL CALENDAR2023-2024 OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIP/FESTIVAL CALENDAROct. 11-12, 2023, WindsorMa Loebach, Riverside SS519-948-4116 Mahew.Loebach@publicboard.caOct. 11-12, 2023, CollingwoodJason Boose, Our Lady of the Bay CSS(705) 445-2043jboose@smcdsb.on.caNov. 2-4, 2023, MiltonAndrew Brennan/Krista McGrath, Craig Kielburger SS905-878-0575 brennana@hdsb.caNov. 4, 2023, EtobicokeDavid Tepper/Glenn Duncan/Marco Li, Newtonbrook SS416-395-3280 david.tepper@tdsb.on.caNov. 23-25, 2023, KitchenerRay Boehm, Rockway Mennonite Collegiate(519) 743-5209 rayb@rockway.caNov. 23-25, 2023, StraordJoel Murray, St. Michael Catholic SS(519) 271-0890jdmurray@hpcdsb.caNov. 23-25, 2023, Belle RiverJoe Ta, St Anne CHS(519) 727-8908 joe_ta@wecdsb.on.caNov. 23-25, 2023, Belleville Jusn Walsh, Nicholson Catholic College(613) 967-0404 walshj@alcdsb.on.caNov. 23-25, 2023, GuelphMichael O’Rourke, St. James CHS519-822-4290michael.orourke@wellingtoncdsb.caNov. 23-25, 2023, HamiltonLuca Forno / Kevin Daly, Cathedral CSS(905) 522-3581fornolu@hwcdsb.ca / dalyk@hwcdsb.caNov. 27-29, 2023, Windsor James Clarke, John McGregor SS(519) 354-1740James.Clarke@lkdsb.netFeb. 26-27, 2024, CollingwoodMelissa Wheatcro, Our lady of the Bay(705) 445-2043mwheatcro@smcdsb.on.caFeb. 28, 2024, DuntroonAdrienne Chong, Markville SS905-940-8840adrienne.chong@yrdsb.caFeb. 22- 23, 2024, LakeeldAdam Ross / Todd Harris, Lakeeld CS705-652-3324 aross@lcs.on.ca / tharris@lcs.on.caMar. 5-6, 2024, Toronto Tim White, Trinity College School905-373-9656 twhite@cisontario.caMar. 5-6, 2024, HannonSheldon Francis Bishop Ryan CSS(905) 573-2151franciss@hwcdsb.caMarch 4-6, 2024, WellandJason Duthie/Glen Beauregard, ÉSC Saint Jean de Brébeuf(905) 714-7882jduthie@cscmonavenir.ca / gbeauregard@cscmonavenir.caMarch 4-6, 2024, OawaMike Rowley, St. Mother Teresa HS613-823-1663michael.rowley@ocsb.caMarch 4-6, 2024, Stoney CreekSteve Green, Salleet HS905-573-3000sgreen@hwdsb.on.caMarch 4-6, 2024, Elliot LakeLiam Halligan, Elliot Lake SS(705) 848-7162halligl@adsb.on.caMarch 4-6, 2024, SydenhamBryan English, Sydenham HS613-376-3612englishb@limestone.on.caMarch 4-6, 2024, ThornhillSteve Hutchison / Nicholas Giorgio, Thornlea SS(905) 889-9696 stephen.hutchison@yrdsb.ca / nicholas.giorgio@yrdsb.caMar. 19-21, 2024, BrooklinEthan Markham, Brooklin HS905-655-2015ethan.markham@ddsb.caMar. 19-21, 2024, BrooklinEthan Markham, Brooklin HS905-655-2015ethan.markham@ddsb.ca

21FOR COMPLETE CHAMPIONSHIP DETAILS VISIT www.ofsaa.on.ca2023-2024 OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIP/FESTIVAL CALENDAR2023-2024 OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIP/FESTIVAL CALENDARMar. 19-21, 2024, BrooklinEthan Markham, Brooklin HS905-655-2015ethan.markham@ddsb.caMar. 19-21, 2024, BrooklinEthan Markham, Brooklin HS905-655-2015ethan.markham@ddsb.caMar. 20-23, 2024, KingstonSarah Depew / Rachelle Seguin, Frontenac SS(613) 389-2130 depews@limestone.on.caMay 2-4, 2024, BarrieMark Martynyshyn, Innisdale SS(705) 726-2552 mamartynyshyn@scdsb.on.caMay 30-31, 2024, LakeeldTodd Melville / Chris Burns, Lakeeld CS705-652-3324tmelville@lcs.on.caJune 3-5, 2024, TorontoLarry Laughlin, Marc Garneau CI416-396-2414larry.laughlin@tdsb.on.caJune 3-4, 2024, Keswick Ian Black, Keswick HS / Andy Hagerman, Suon DHS905-476-0933ian.black@yrdsb.ca / andrew.hagerman@yrdsb.caJune 5-6, 2024, GeorgetownTimm Stephenson, Christ the King CSS905-702-8838 StephensonT@hcdsb.orgJune 3-5, 2024, CourceDavid Chaen, Cource SS905-436-2074david_chaen@kprdsb.caJune 3-5, 2024, PeterboroughDavid Donald, Thomas A. Stewart SS705-743-5230david_donald@kprdsb.caJune 6-8, 2024, StraordPat Donnelly, F.E. Madill SS(519) 357-1800 patrick.donnelly@ed.amdsb.caJune 6-8, 2024, PeterboroughSandy Keay, Adam Sco CVI705-743-7373alexander_keay@kprdsb.caJune 6-8, 2024, LincolnAndrew Pols, Heritage Chrisan School(905) 562-7303andrpols@gmail.comJune 6-8, 2024, St. ThomasKevin Paiva, St Josephs CHS519-675-4434kpaiva@ldcsb.caJune 6-8, 2024, WindsorStacey Ditcheld, Holy Names CHS (519) 966-2504stacey_ditcheld@wecdsb.on.caJune 6-8, 2024, LincolnAndrew Pols, Heritage Chrisan School(905) 562-7303andrpols@gmail.comJune 6-8, 2024, North BaySara Pickles, Chippewa SS(705) 475-2341Sara.Pickles@nearnorthschools.caJune 6-8, 2024, Windsor J.J Dowhan, Vincent Massey SS(519) 969-2530JJ.Dowhan@publicboard.caJune 6-8, 2024, LondonTodd MacKay, Sir Frederick Banng SS(519) 452-2800t.mackay@tvdsb.caJune 5-6, 2024, WhitbyGeo Whent, Sinclair SS(905) 666-5400 georey.whent@ddsb.caJune 5-6, 2024, LakeshoreSteve Burke, St. Anne CHS519-727-8908 sburke066@gmail.comJune 10-11, 2024, HamiltonCharley Giudice, St Mary SS(905) 528-0214 giudicec@hwcdsb.caJune 11, 2024, (TBD)Brian Poste, OFSAAbrianposte@ofsaa.on.ca

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23PARTICIPATE TO CELEBRATEPARTICIPATE TO CELEBRATEPARTICIPEZ POUR CÉLÉBRERPARTICIPEZ POUR CÉLÉBREROFSAA is able to provide students with opportunies to live an acve, healthy lifestyle thanks to funding provided by the Government of OntarioNous pouvons fournir aux étudiants des occasions de vivre un style de vie sain grace au nancement du Gouvernement de l’OntarioEDUCATION THROUGH SCHOOL SPORT LE SPORT SCOLAIRE : UN ENTRAINEMENT POUR LA VIEAPRIL 24, 2024 • 24 AVRIL 2024APRIL 24, 2024 • 24 AVRIL 2024CELEBRATE CELEBRATE SCHOOL SPORT AND SCHOOL SPORT AND OFSAA’S 75 YEARSOFSAA’S 75 YEARSCÉLÉBRONS LE SPORT CÉLÉBRONS LE SPORT SCOLAIRE ETSCOLAIRE ETLES 75 ANS DE L’OFSAALES 75 ANS DE L’OFSAACISAA COSSA CWOSSA EOSSAA GBSSA GHAC LOSSA NCSSAA NEOAA-AANÉO NOSSA NWOSSAA ROPSSAA SOSSA SWOSSAA TDCAA TDSSAA WOSSAA YRAAD AYD AYD AYPARTICIPATE TO CELEBRATEPARTICIPATE TO CELEBRATEPARTICIPEZ POUR CÉLÉBRERPARTICIPEZ POUR CÉLÉBRERCELEBRATE CELEBRATE SCHOOL SPORT AND SCHOOL SPORT AND OFSAA’S 75 YEARSOFSAA’S 75 YEARSCÉLÉBRONS LE SPORT CÉLÉBRONS LE SPORT SCOLAIRE ETSCOLAIRE ETLES 75 ANS DE L’OFSAALES 75 ANS DE L’OFSAA

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25Scholarships and Awards Available for 2024OFSAA has formed partnerships with a number of organizaons, beneng student-athletes, as well as teacher-coaches across the province.The following scholarships and awards are available:The OFSAA Alumni Scholarship Program encourages Ontario High School students to apply for the 2023-24 OFSAA Alumni Scholarship. This year, students enrolled in schools in  are eligible to apply for the scholarship. Applicaons must be completed online no later than . The specic criteria and the actual applicaon form can be found on the OFSAA website at . It is important that all teacher-coaches, athlec directors, and student services sta make student-athletes aware of this opportunity and encourage qualied individuals to apply!The Colin Hood Award is available annually to one graduang male, one graduang female, and one coach in every school in the province. Schools can order these at no charge through the OFSAA website..Once a year, OFSAA awards the Character Athlete Award to four recipients (two males, two females) who embody OFSAA’s values of leadership, commitment, equity, respect and sportsmanship. Winners receive a $500 grant from Baron, and a plaque from OFSAA commemorang this accomplishment..The Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship is awarded each year to six student-athletes that will be connuing their post-secondary educaon at a Canadian College or University. Three males and three females will each be awarded a scholarship of $5000 based on criteria including honesty, integrity, compassion and an unwavering quest to accomplish the best they can be.Scholarships & Awards

26THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024Congratulations to 75th Anniversary Logo Design WinnerOFSAA was very excited to organize a meeng with the student who submied the concept design for our special 75th Anniversary logo., a member of OFSAA’s Board of Directors, and a long-me Associaon Representave for COSSA (Central Ontario Secondary Schools Associaon) met with the recipient, , to deliver an awesome apparel prize pack courtesy of Canuckstu.Reese aends    in Peterborough.Congratulaons and thank you from all of us at OFSAA!

27Scholarships & AwardsFor 17 years, the     program celebrates the dedicaon and commitment of exemplary individuals who inspire, innovate and share knowledge of sport with others.The Awards recognize the importance of leadership, performance and the value of human insight which are all integral to great coaching. Coaches were recognized across Ontario at the 2023 Ontario Coaching Excellence Awards celebraon on September 16.The event marked the start of the ninth annual naonal Coaches Week (September 16-24), a celebraon of the tremendous posive impact coaches have on this naon’s athletes and communies. To celebrate, representaves from OFSAA, the Coaches Associaon of Ontario (CAO), Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport (MTCS), and Hydro One were on hand to present the province’s most presgious coaching honour, an Ontario Coaching Excellence Award.The  winners were selected by OFSAA based on their unique contribuon to sport through connuous development. The Award does not reect the accomplishments of a teacher-coach in any one year, but the contribuons over a period of years.2023 Coaching Excellence Award Recipients Recognized As Part Of National Coaches WeekThe 2023 male recipient of the “Coaching Excellence Award” in the School Sport Category is   of St. Michael Catholic High School in Kemptville, ON.The 2023 female recipient of the “Coaching Excellence Award” in the School Sport Category is  of East York Collegiate in Toronto, ON.Whether it is winning OFSAA championships or a student improving their grades, Chris and Stacy are advocates for sport as more than just a team, but as a family.“We are thrilled to recognize coach Chris and Stacy for their unwavering dedicaon and support of athlete development on and o the playing eld. Our communies are strengthened by the relaonships created and fostered through sport and coaches like Chris and Stacy are leaders in creang those safe, fun, and posive spaces for youth to grow,” said CAO’s Execuve Director, Jeremy Cross. The Coaches Associaon of Ontario is an independent, non-prot organizaon that supports coaches from community to high performance across all sports in Ontario. For more informaon, please visit www.coachesontario.ca, follow on Facebook or Twier.

28THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024OFSAA Football Bowls Series Windsor November 27 – 29, 2023SWOSSAA hosted the OFSAA Football Fesval for the rst me ever as the Bowl Series connues to make its way to dierent venues around the province. St. Clair College in Windsor was the site of the event and the games were played in a rst-class facility for this year’s parcipants. Convenor James Clarke and his dedicated commiee members did a great job of providing student-athletes and coaches with a memorable experience over the course of the three-day event. Despite unseasonably cold temperatures and windy condions, fans were treated to high quality football from some of the nest teams in Ontario. - The Simcoe Bowl started the week o with a game between the Bear Creek Kodiaks (GBSSA) and Chaminade Gryphons (TDCAA). Keeping the ball primarily on the ground, Bear Creek took a 14-0 lead into the halime break and were able to stretch their lead to 25-0 at the end of the contest. For Bear Creek, this was their rst Bowl victory in two aempts aer losing a heartbreaker in the 2022 Fesval. - The Northern Bowl was the second game of the day ping Assumpon College (CWOSSA) against Hammarskjold HS (NWOSSAA). Assumpon was able to score by way of the run, the pass and on an intercepon return while Hammarskjold’s only points came as a result of two safees in the 21-4 victory by the Lions. This was Assumpon’s second Bowl victory in six trips to the Fesval.- The third game of Day 1 was the Metro Bowl and the two teams involved in this long-standing Bowl game were Richview CI (TDSSAA) and Holy Trinity CSS (LOSSA). The Titans jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the rst quarter but Richview responded with touchdowns in each of the second, third and fourth quarters to take the 21-7 victory. This was Richview’s h Bowl victory in six games at the Fesval.- The nal game of Day 1 was the highly-ancipated Western Bowl and featured South CI (WOSSAA) and St. Mary’s College (NOSSA). South used their potent ground game to control the tempo throughout and took advantage of some key turnovers to win 33-0. South improved to 2-1 in OFSAA Fesval appearances while for St. Mary’s, this was their h me at the event.- Day 2 started o with the Independent Bowl between Herman SS (SWOSSAA) and St. Michael’s College represenng CISAA. Herman used a prolic ground game to score in each

29Festival Resultsquarter and won by a score of 35-0. For Herman, this was their 8th Bowl win in 10 game appearances since the beginning of the Fesval.- In another much-ancipated bale between Corpus Chris CSS (GHAC)) and Huron Heights SS (YRAA), the Warriors used an opportunisc oence and a tremendous defensive eort to capture the Golden Horseshoe Bowl by a score of 37-2. Warriors WR Chloe Winterton became the rst female YRDSB student-athlete to win an OFSAA Football Bowl game. For Huron Heights, this was their 7th victory in 11 trips to the Fesval while for the Longhorns, this was their rst me parcipang in a Bowl Game. - The Central Bowl capped o Day 3 and had perhaps the most excing game of the event. A.N. Myer (SOSSA) took on the SWOSSAA Champs from Ursuline College. Aer taking a 21-14 lead into the halime break, the Marauders scored 10 unanswered points in the 3rd quarter on their way to a 38-21 victory. For A.N. Myer, this was their 4th victory in ve trips to the Fesval while Ursuline College was making their rst visit to OFSAA.  - The Naonal Capital Bowl featured two Eastern Ontario teams; the Frontenac Falcons (EOSSAA) against the St. Joseph Jaguars (NCSSAA). Frontenac scored the only points in the rst half on two eld goals before outscoring St. Joseph 21-7 in the second half to win by a score of 27-7. Maia Peters (QB) and Liana Langiano (Placekicker) were roster players for St. Joseph. It is believed that Langiano’s successful extra point kick was the rst points scored by a girl in the history of the Bowl Series, which goes back to 1982. The Falcons have now won a record 10 Bowl games in their 14 appearances at OFSAA.- The Eastern Bowl was the nal game of the Fesval and featured St. Roch CSS (ROPSSAA) and the COSSA reps from Thomas A. Stewart SS. Aer TASS scored the opening touchdown, St. Roch’s defence ghtened and the oence scored the next 20 points to win the Eastern Bowl 20-7. For St. Roch, this was their rst Bowl victory.

30THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024Festival Results1. Sydney Gibson (LOSSA) – Dunbarton H.S. R1: 81 R2: 79 Total: 1602. Madeline Beck (SWOSSAA) - É.S. L’Essor R1: 86 R2: 81 Total: 1673. Kennedy Bergeron (LOSSA) – Donald A. Wilson R1: 82 R2: 86 Total: 168 1. Emily McKee (GHAC) – Garth Webb H.S. R1: 74 R2: 70 Total: 144 (Playo winner)2. Shelby Hardwick (TDSSAA) – Northview Heights S.S. R1: 72 R2: 72 Total: 144 3. Kiana Chen (TDSSAA) – Earl Haig S.S. R1: 76 R2: 70 Total: 146 Baeaux Creek Golf Club played host to some of the best girls’ golfers in Ontario over the two days in October. Convenor Jason Boose of Our Lady of the Bay Catholic High School (GBSSA) and his commiee did a remarkable job organizing the event for the student-athletes and coaches. At the banquet, the Girls’ Golf Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to convenor Jason Boose. Not only is Jason an acve member in his school community, but he is involved in convening several sports at the associaon and OFSAA levels. Congratulaons on the well-deserved award, Jason! In the High School Division, Sydney Gibson from Dunbarton High School (LOSSA) captured the gold medal with a combined total of 160. In second place, Madeline Beck from É.S. L’Essor (SWOSSAA) and in third, Kennedy Bergeron from Donald A. Wilson (LOSSA).In the Open Division, the gold medal was decided in a playo between Emily McKee from Garth Webb H.S. (GHAC) and Shelby Hardwick from Northview Heights S.S. (TDSSAA) who both shot an impressive 144 over the two days. Ulmately, aer the sixth playo hole, Emily came out on top nishing in rst place while Shelby captured a silver medal for the second year in a row. Kiana Chen from Earl Haig S.S. (TDSSAA), two shots back of the leaders, earned the bronze medal.Congratulaons to all student-athletes and coaches on a very successful event! OFSAA Girls’ Golf FestivalCollingwood, Batteaux Creek Golf Club October 11 - 12, 2023 

31Festival ResultsChampionship ResultsThe 2023 OFSAA Girls’ A Basketball Championship was hosted by Nicholson Catholic College (COSSA) in Belleville. Convenor Jusn Walsh and his organizing commiee did not miss a single detail in the organizaon of this event. They put on an incredible championship that resulted in an unforgeable experience for all. The administraon, sta and students of the schools provided much support and an amazing atmosphere to parcipants and spectators alike.The Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Tim Coates from Nicholson Catholic College. Tim has been acvely involved in school sport since he started his teaching career over 30 years ago. Tim has convened many COSSA Boys’ Basketball Championships, aended many OFSAA Basketball Championships and has even coached his team to an OFSAA Gold. Congratulaons, Tim! In an excing gold medal game, Osgoode Township High School (NCSSAA) defeated Academie Catholique Ange-Gabriel (EOSSAA) by a nal score of 44-30. Congratulaons goes out to the 2023 OFSAA Girls’ A Basketball Champions, Osgoode Township H.S.: Taylor Cassidy, Brielle Croiseere, Emily Harvey, Kaitlyn Harvey, Teagan Kleinherenbrink, Alexandra Linden, Keira Lusk, Paytyn MacMillan, Kae Semple, Brooke Swanson, Charley Toivonen and coaches Aaron Harvey and Jenny Rodgers.Congratulaons are also in order for École Secondaire Catholique Saint-Charles Garnier (LOSSA) on being named the winners of the Team Sportsmanship Award for their amazing demonstraon of sportsmanship throughout the championship.OFSAA Girls’ A Basketball ChampionshipBelleville November 23-25, 2023 Villanova College CISAANicholson Catholic College COSSANorwood District H.S. COSSAWoodland Chrisan H.S. CWOSSAAcademie Catholique Ange-Gabriel EOSSAAElmvale District H.S. GBSSAÉcole Secondaire Catholique Sainte-Trinité GHACÉ.C. Saint-Charles Garnier LOSSAOsgoode Township H.S. NCSSAAO’Gorman H.S. NEOAAÉ.S.C. L’Horizon NOSSASt. Thomas Aquinas H.S. NWOSSAAHamilton District Chrisan H.S. SOSSAJohn McGregor S.S. SWOSSAAUniversity of Toronto Schools TDCAAUrsula Franklin Academy TDSSAAMitchell District H.S. WOSSAAToronto District Chrisan H.S. YRAAWoodland def. Mitchell 59-20 Ange-Gabriel def. Nicholson 39-31 Osgood def. O’Gorman 70-46 Hamilton def. John McGregor 51-36Osgoode def. Woodland 46-37 Ange-Gabriel def. Hamilton 56-44Sainte-Trinité def. Ursula Franklin 49-29Hamilton def. Woodland 43-40Osgoode def. Ange-Gabriel 44-30

32THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024The 2023 OFSAA Girls’ AA Basketball Championship was hosted by St. James Catholic High School (CWOSSA) in Guelph. Convenor Michael O’Rourke and his organizing committee did an excellent job organizing and running the championship. At the banquet, the head coach of the York Lions Women’s Basketball Team, Christa Eniojukan shared how her high school basketball experience and involvement in school sport positively impacted her future. She encouraged all participants to “be where your feet are,” to really take in the OFSAA experience and enjoy spending time with coaches and fellow teammates over the course of the championship.The Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Colleen Driscoll of Our Lady of Lourdes C.H.S. (CWOSSA). Colleen has coached and convened CWOSSA basketball many times as well as been involved in athletic council and intramurals at her school. Colleen has previously been awarded with the CWOSSA Gordon McNally Award which is presented annually to an individual who exemplifies the best characteristics of a teacher-coach including leadership, dedication and sportsmanship; all qualities that Colleen has demonstrated throughout her teaching career and involvement in school sport. Arnprior District High School (EOSSAA) faced King’s Christian Collegiate (GHAC) in the gold medal game where fans from both Arnprior and Oakville made the trip to support the teams. Arnprior led by four at the half but could not stop the King’s Christian offense who captured the gold medal with a score of 69-53. The winners scored 42 of their points in the second half. Congratulations to the 2023 OFSAA Girls’ AA Basketball Champions, King’s Christian Collegiate: Anaiah Arthur, Rhea Arthur, Nimi Banjoko, Nevaeh Blair, Mia Djordjevic, Chiara Farraj, Katelyn Kacprzak, Daniella Kinoshi, Tuleen Mugattash, Sophie Munn, Evy Ouimet, Danielle Salami, Sam Snelgrove, Tiffany Wright and coaches Eric Bulthuis, Amorel Adams and Taj Adams-Phillips.Congratulations to École Secondaire Catholique Beatrice-Desloges (NCSSAA) on being named the recipients of the Team Sportsmanship Award. Several mentions were made to the officials and organizing committee by other teams, applauding their demonstration of sportsmanship both on and off the court during the three days. OFSAA Girls’ AA Basketball ChampionshipGuelph November 23-25, 2023 Bayview Glen CISAACentennial S.S. COSSAMcKinnon Park S.S. CWOSSAHoly Trinity C.H.S. CWOSSAArnprior D.H.S. EOSSAASt. Theresa’s C.H.S. GBSSAKing’s Chrisan Collegiate GHACAnderson C & V.I. LOSSAÉ.S.C. Beatrice-Desloges NCSSAAEnglehart H.S. NEOAALo-Ellen Park S.S. NOSSASt. Ignaus H.S. NWOSSAASt. Augusne C.S.S. ROPSSAA Sir Winston Churchill S.S. SOSSAE.L. Crossley S.S. SOSSAGreat Lakes S.S. SWOSSAAJames Cardinal McGuigan TDCAAHarbord C.I. TDSSAAEast Elgin S.S. WOSSAAThornlea S.S. YRAAArnprior def. East Elgin 50-25 King’s Chrisan def. Great Lakes 59-46 Lo-Ellen Park def. St. Theresa’s 37-26 Sir Winston Churchill def. St. Ignaus 45-43 (OT) King’s Chrisan def. Sir. Winston Churchill 56-49 Arnprior def. Lo-Ellen Park 45-26 McKinnon Park def. E.L. Crossley 47-36  Sir Winston Churchill def. Lo-Ellen Park 53-47 King’s Chrisan def. Arnprior 69-53

33The 2023 OFSAA Girls’ AAA Basketball Championship was hosted by Cathedral High School (GHAC) in Hamilton. Co-convenors Kevin Daly and Luca Forno, along with their organizing commiee, welcomed 16 teams from across the province to the city of Hamilton as well as both Cathedral H.S. and St. Thomas More Catholic Secondary School. The amount of hard work and commitment put in by the convenors and their organizing commiee was evident throughout the event and the group should be congratulated on a job well done!The Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Mario Susi from Cathedral H.S. Mario has been involved in school sport for 20 years. He is an acve member of the school community coaching basketball, soccer and football. He also has experience convening youth basketball events at school and within the community. Congratulaons, Mario! The championship game was a rematch of both the Girls’ AAA Basketball HWCDSB and GHAC Championships seeing the host school, Cathedral H.S. face St. John Henry Newman. Cathedral H.S. went on to win their third straight OFSAA Girls’ AAA Basketball Championship with a nal score of 81-43. Congratulaons to: Chayla Chase, Nubeah Clarke, Beatrice Clausen, Keira Daly, Nicole Daly, Rachel Daly, Lauren Daly, Mekeelah Dillon, Mika Losak, Angelina Medeiros, Tea Papalia, Naomi Staney and coaches Kevin Daly, Jim Daly, Sandra Daly, Maya Flynn, Luca Forno and Paul Taylor.Congratulaons also goes out to Bishop Allen Academy (TDCAA) for being named recipients of the Team Sportsmanship Award. The team exhibited posive character and were an example to all of the other schools in aendance. OFSAA Girls’ AAA Basketball ChampionshipHamilton November 23-25, 2023Championship ResultsSt. Peter S.S. COSSAOrangeville D.S.S. CWOSSAFrontenac S.S. EOSSAAEastview S.S. GBSSASt. John Henry Newman C.S.S. GHACCathedral H.S. GHACPickering H.S. LOSSASt. Mother Teresa H.S. NCSSAAKorah C & V.S. NOSSASt. Roch C.S.S. ROPSSAAWestdale S.S. SOSSASt. Patrick’s H.S. SWOSSAABishop Allen Academy TDCAALawrence Park C.I. TDSSAAMother Teresa C.S.S. WOSSAASir William Mulock S.S. YRAA Pickering def. Westdale 56-45 St. Patrick’s def. Orangeville 42-27Cathedral def. Lawrence Park 75-53St. John Henry Newman def. Mother Teresa 49-44Cathedral def. Pickering 75-51 St. John Henry Newman def. St. Patrick’s 46-42Sir William Mulock def. Frontenac 64-31Pickering def. St. Patrick’s 55-53Cathedral def. St. John Henry Newman 81-43

34THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024The 2023 OFSAA Cross Country Championship was held at Etobicoke’s Centennial Park on Saturday, November 4th. Led by convenors from the TDSSAA Glenn Duncan (Birchmount Park CI), Marco Li (Riverdale CI), and David Tepper (Newtonbrook SS), the host organizing commiee included volunteers from CISAA and the TDCAA. All did a fabulous job in providing an excellent experience for all parcipants and spectators. Their organizaon of this meet was beng of the 75th Anniversary of OFSAA! The Leadership in School Sport Awards were presented to Glenn Duncan and Rachel Simpson (West Humber CI) for their contribuon to school sports throughout their careers. Both are very deserving of this recognion and OFSAA congratulates them both!The 2023 OFSAA Cross Country Championship delivered excellent compeon across all of the divisions.Team tles were captured by É.S.C Theriault from Timmins (NEOAA/AANEO) in Novice Girls, Holy Names CHS (SWOSSAA) of Windsor in Junior Girls, and Vincent Massey SS (SWOSSAA) in Senior Girls compeon. On the boys’ side, Dundas Valley SS (SOSSA) won Novice Boys with an incredible team score of 61 points, one of the lowest totals in OFSAA Cross Country history. The Junior Boys’ category saw Neil McNeil HS (TDCAA) capture the tle and Glebe CI (NCSSAA) from Oawa won their rst Senior Boys’ team tle.The overall girl’s tle was captured by É.S.C Theriault, accumulang 34 team points and narrowly edging Northern SS (TDSSAA), who had 32 team points. Collingwood CI was third with 30 points.In the boys’ overall compeon, Neil McNeil HS earned ed its third straight overall tle, accumulang 54 team points. Collingwood CI was second with 31 points and Dundas Valley SS was third with 25 points. The Para Division saw an increase in parcipants, showing that this division is growing province-wide. Thanks to all schools who are advocang for students and including them in their respecve programs. The list of winners in each of the Para categories is listed below with the top 10 in each division. OFSAA wishes to thank our friends and partners at Nike, who once again enhanced the OFSAA experience for all those in aendance.Full results are available at the website of the ocial OFSAA XC Timer, Track Database.: https://www.trackdatabase.com/viewmeet.php?current_meet=zzzz_db1364OFSAA Cross Country Championship Etobicoke, Centennial Park November 4, 2023     1 Rebecca Pribaz, Northern SS (TD) 14:13 Eleanor Voykin, Birchmount Park 15:51 Emily Cescon, De LA Salle College 21:262 Kate Nagy, Newmarket 14:17 Riley Innes, Sir William Mulock 16:31 Stephanie Bertram, Lawrence Park 21:353 Micah Carswell, ES PRDG (CW) 14:27 Keira Birmingham, Northern SS(TD) 17:13 Hanna Hollins, Dunbarton 21:404 Grace Malcolm, Max. Kolbe 14:28 Anna Ptaszek, St. Mary (GB) 17:14 Muriel Lovshin, Bayview Glen 21:435 Kiana Charest, ES Theriault 14:29 Sabine Cornell, Collingwood CI 17:17 Sophia Cino, Blessed Trinity 21:456 Bridget Malcolm, Max. Kolbe 14:41 Sophia Prantera Holy Names 17:27 Anna Douma, Woodland Chrisan 21:547 Kensington McCormack, Monarch Park 14:45 Maya Markowska, Burlington Central 17:34 Ava Moric, John Diefenbaker 21:578 Skylar Ruschpler, Lorne Park 15:01 Julie Deboer, Emmanuel Chrisan 17:39 Morgan Yeomans, Leaside 22:06 Alexis Elkins, Hilleld Strathallan 15:01 Mikala, Ryan, Humberside CI 17:39 Maria Linton, Cobourg Collegiate 22:1510 Haley Williams, Donald Wilson 15:01 Lily Bressee, Sarnia Northern 17:41 Cora Henderson, Cource 22:25     1 William Thomas, Riverdale 12:44 Brody Clark, Milton 14:35 Ian McAllister, London Central 18:222 Timothy Woods, Denis Morris 12:47 William Scharf, Riverdale CI 14:41 Travis Ganey, St Mary (EO) 18:353 Emme Leary, Georgian Bay CS 12:54 Jack Gregory, Napanee 14:41 David Jing, UCC 18:414 Owen Craddock, Dundas Valley 12:55 Aiden Clodd, Brooklin 14:48 Michael Schmalz, ND Burlington 18:425 Cameron Gelinas, St.Joseph-Scollard Hall 13:06 Eli Bouius, John Diefenbaker 14:59 Graham Tomori, Eden 18:446 Grin Braon, Brooklin 13:13 Tyler Kuzminski, Uxbridge 15:02 Liam Smith Regina Mundi 18:507 Jackson Ortwein, Dundas Valley 13:15 Kenneth Champ, St. Peter’s (GB) 15:05 Saul Taler, Glebe 18:538 Perry Smith, Saugeen DSS 13:21 Kirk Hallman, Lord Dorchester 15:11 Parker Levac, Smiths Falls 18:559 Rocco Shuker, West Niagara 13:22 Charlie Mormer, Hillcrest 15:11 Josh Aagard, Resurrecon CSS 19:0110 Biniyum Kubrom, Our Lady of Lourdes 13:23 Owen Siderius, Colonel By 15:17 Romain Sordet, St Ignaus of Loyola 19:06

35     1 E.S. Theriault, NEOAA 195 Holy Names, SWOSSAA 115 Vincent Massey, SWOSSAA 1322 St. Maximilian Kolbe, YRAA 217 Collingwood, GBSSA 194 Malvern CI, TDSSAA 2053 Northern SS, TDSSAA 235 Weldon, COSSA 253 Northern SS, TDSSAA 2944 Kingston SS, EOSSAA 280 St. Joseph’s CHS, WOSSAA 255 Sir Oliver Mowa, TDSSAA 3245 London Central, WOSSAA 380 Sandwich SS, SWOSSAA 255 St. Marcellinus, ROPSSAA 4246 Superior, NWOSSAA 394 Oakridge, WOSSAA 391 Glebe CI, NCSSAA 4197 Crestwood Prep, CISAA 396 Bluewater CI, CWOSSA 409 Eastview, GBSSA 4208 ES Pere-Rene-De-Galinve, CWOSSA 404 E.S. Theriault, NEOAA 414 Sir Winston Churchill, SOSSA 4779 Georgetown DHS, GHAC 407 Nepean, NCSSAA 419 Collingwood CI, GBSSA 48610 St Marcellinus, ROPSSAA 441 Kingston SS, EOSSAA 442 E.S. Theriault, NEOAA 488     1 Dundas Valley, SOSSA 61 Neil McNeil, TDCAA 145 Glebe CI, NCSSAA 1932 Neil McNeil, TDCAA 237 Colonel By, NCSSAA 250 London Central, WOSSAA 2153 St. Mary’s, WOSSAA 247 Sir Winston Churchill, SOSSA 289 Neil McNeil Neil, TDCAA 2714 Collingwood CI, GBSSA 294 Uxbridge, LOSSA 299 Lo Ellen Park, NOSSA 2715 St. Patrick’s, SWOSSAA 307 Riverdale, TDSSAA 353 St. Michael’s CS, CISAA 3066 Newmarket, YRAA 347 St. Thomas Aquinas, WOSSAA 359 Orangeville, CWOSSA 3347 St. Thomas of Villanova, SWOSSAA 351 John McCrae, NCSSAA 377 Collingwood CI, GBSSA 3658 East Northumberland, COSSA 366 Collingwood CI, GBSSA 390 Brooklin, LOSSA 3699 West Niagara, SOSSA 373 Lord Dorchester, WOSSAA 428 E.S. Theriault, NEOAA 38810 UCC, CISAA 404 East Northumberland, COSSA 432 Birchmount CI, TDSSAA 413     1 Anthony Cigan, St. Josephs CHS 14:39 Mohanad Kuhail, St. Joseph CHS 15:44 Trajan Hansman, Parry Sound 23:472 Ali Mussa, Bluevale 15:20 Flavien Lavigne, ESC Hawkesbury 18:23 Kawlija Varga, Maranatha Christian Academy 28:253 Tristan McGuire, ESC Hawkesbury 15:50 James Butcher, Lasalle (NO) 20:12 Ronin Hansman, Parry Sound 28:344 Edwin Rendon, St. James CHS 16:34 Luca Bruloe, Valour 24:09 Michael Janczak, St. Mary (GH) 30:386 Noah Haddad, Sir Frederick Banng 17:44 Yazan Elagib, St. Aloysius Gonzaga 24:35 7 Zack Stubbs, Mother Teresa CSS 17:54 8 Adam Maciel, Banng Memorial 18:53 9 Dimitrije Milovanovic, Central Etobicoke 19:05 10 Aidan Holman, Sydenham 19:25     1 Faith Magyar, MM Robinson 22:04 Ella Heeler, Regiopolis, ND 19:05 2 Ziva Calder, Georgetown DHS 23:33 Adelyn McLarty, Quinte Chrisan 25:20 3 Sheyana Hebert, St. Ignaus of Loyola 24:23 4 Imaan Hanaan, Bear Creek 24:27 6 Alissa Beebly, Bear Creek 24:41 7 Marcelo Dinicolantonio, MM Robinson 26:02 8 Ellen Davidson, Centennial (CO) 26:30 9 Summer Boyer, Lasalle (NO) 27:40 10 Lily Hudgins, Westdale 30:53    1 É.S.C. Theriault, NEOAA 34 Neil McNeil HS, TDCAA 542 Northern S.S., TDSSAA 32 Collingwood C.I., GBSSA 313 Collingwood C.I., GBSSA 30 Dundas Valley S.S, SOSSA 254 Vincent Massey S.S, SWOSSAA 20 Glebe C.I., NCSSAA 205 Holy Names C.H.S., SWOSSAA 20 London Central, WOSSAA 186 Kingston S.S., EOSSAA 20 Colonel By S.S., NCSSAA 187 St. Maximilian Kolbe C.H.S., YRAA 18 Riverdale C.I., TDSSAA 178 Malvern C.I., TDSSAA 18 St. Mary’s DCVI, WOSSAA 169 St. Marcellinus C.S.S., ROPSSAA 18 Sir Winston Churchill S.S., SOSSA 1610 I.E. Weldon S.S., COSSA 16 Lo -Ellen Park S.S., NOSSA 14

36THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024The 2023 OFSAA Girls’ Field Hockey Championship was hosted in Milton by Craig Kielburger Secondary School (GHAC). Co-Convenors Andrew Brennan and Krista McGrath and their organizing commiee worked hard to put on an amazing championship for parcipants and spectators. This event demonstrated the impact the school community can have on hosng an OFSAA championship. From post-game interviews to hair braiding, the enre school community was involved making this championship a great success! Steve Clark, a teacher-coach at Nelson High School (GHAC) in Burlington was presented the Leadership in School Sport Award. Steve is an acve member of the school community and is directly involved in coaching basketball, eld hockey and slo-pitch. Steve not only volunteers at his school, but he is involved at the associaon and OFSAA levels as well convening associaon championships and sing on the OFSAA Slo-Pitch Sport Advisory Commiee. Congratulaons, Steve! The bronze medal game saw last year’s gold medalists, Bluevale Collegiate Instute (CWOSSA) face Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School (EOSSAA). Regulaon me, nor overme, solved the match which led to an excing shootout that concluded with Bluevale C.I. taking home the bronze medal. In the nal match, Waterloo-Oxford (CWOSSA) faced Oakville-Trafalgar High School (GHAC) in a back and forth game that ended with Oakville-Trafalgar taking home the OFSAA gold! Congratulaons goes out to the 2023 OFSAA Field Hockey Champions: Imke Ardnt, Keira Blackburn, Sarah Campbell, Tea D’Alessandro, Eva De Marez Oyens, Paige Denton, Taylor Denton, Gemma Groth, Samarah Kandiah, Kate Kidd, Peyton Kidd, Jessica Lock, Georgia McLelland, Ashley Oswald, Sophia Pencak, Abigail Rowe-Warren, Elyse Saddington, Claire Sleeth, Abigail Stretch, Katelin Wigle, Evelyn Williams, Toni Wilson and coaches, Jim Grown, Minna Cho and Cindy Griths.Aer the matches concluded, the organizing commiee selected South Huron District High School (WOSSAA) as the Team Sportsmanship Award recipient for their display of sportsmanship on and o the eld. Congratulaons to coaches, Eric Chisholm and Rose Riddell, as well as the student-athletes from South Huron D.H.S., for demonstrang the values of school sport!OFSAA Girls’ Field Hockey Championship Milton November 2 - 4, 2023Appleby College CISAAHaliburton Highlands S.S. COSSABluevale C.I. CWOSSAWaterloo-Oxford D.S.S. CWOSSAHoly Cross C.S.S. EOSSAAFrontenac S.S. EOSSAAOakville Trafalgar H.S. GHACCraig Kielburger S.S. GHACBrooklin H.S. LOSSAMerivale H.S. NCSSAAClarkson S.S. ROPSSAASalleet D.H.S. SOSSAMichael Power/St. Joseph TDCAABirchmount Park C.I. TDSSAASouth Huron D.H.S. WOSSAABill Crothers S.S. YRAAHoly Cross def. Merivale 5-0Bluevale def. Brooklin 5-0Oakville Trafalgar def. South Huron 2-0Waterloo-Oxford def. Bill Crothers 4-1Waterloo-Oxford def. Holy Cross 4-3Oakville Trafalgar def. Bluevale 2-1 (SO)Bluevale def. Holy Cross 3-2 (SO)Oakville Trafalgar def. Waterloo-Oxford 2-1

37Championship ResultsDealing with a venue change three weeks before the championship, Convenor Ma Loebach and his commiee from Riverside Secondary School (SWOSSAA) ran an outstanding championship at the Ambassador Golf Club in Windsor. The golf course was in fantasc shape and the weather co-operated with sunny days and cool, but reasonable temperatures. Aer Day 1, Noah Thorpe (69) of Manitoulin Secondary School (NOSSA) was in the lead in the High School Division. Lucas Smith (65) from Ancaster Secondary (SOSSA) led the Open Division and St. Andrew’s College (CISAA) set the scoring pace for the team compeon with a score of 219. Aer many bales on Day 2, the High School Division was won by Ben Brazier (146) from St. Anne Secondary School (SWOSSAA), with silver going to Carter O’Brien (149) from St. Michael Catholic High School (EOSSAA) and bronze to Noah Thorpe (150). In the Open Division, Lucas Smith (136) went wire to wire for gold, and in an excing playo hole, Ty Werynski (141) from Corpus Chris CSS (GHAC) won silver and James McNair (141) from St. Andrew’s College (CISAA) won bronze. St. Andrew’s College (438) won gold in the team compeon with St. Michael CHS (458) winning silver and Crescent School from CISAA (466) winning bronze over Corpus Chris in a playo hole. The banquet was a great success at the Ambassador Club with words of wisdom from Thomas Demarco who competed at both the OUA and NCAA levels along with some PGA tour stops. His informaon about the mental components of his game resonated very well with the players and helped them prepare for the championship. Congratulaons to Gary Rankin from Riverside Secondary School whose involvement with sport in the Riverside School Community exemplies the Leadership in School Sport Award! OFSAA Boys’ Golf Championship Windsor, Ambassador Golf Club October 11-12, 20231. Lucas Smith (SOSSA) – Ancaster H.S. R1: 65 R2: 71 Total: 1362. Ty Werynski (GHAC) - Corpus Chris C.S.S. R1: 72 R2: 69 Total: 141 (Playo winner)3. James McNair (CISAA) – St. Andrew’s College R1: 70 R2: 71 Total: 141 1. Ben Brazier (SWOSSAA) – St. Anne S.S. R1: 70 R2: 76 Total: 1462. Carter O’Brien (EOSSAA) – St. Michael C.H.S. R1: 71 R2: 78 Total: 1493. Noah Thorpe (NOSSA) - Manitoulin S.S. R1: 69 R2: 81 Total: 150 1. St. Andrew’s College (CISAA) 4382. St. Michael C.H.S. (EOSSAA) 4583. Crescent School (CISAA) 466 (Playo Hole Winner)

38THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024Lakeeld College School CISAAQuinte Chrisan HS COSSARockway Mennonite Collegiate CWOSSAÉS Père-René-de-Galinée CWOSSASt. Joseph’s CHS EOSSAAAlmaguin Highlands SS GBSSAÉS Academie Catholique Mère-Teresa GHACÉSC Saint-Charles Garnier LOSSANotre Dame HS NCSSAATimiskaming District HS NEOAALockerby Composite School NOSSARed Lake District HS NWOSSAABrampton Chrisan Academy ROPSSAAHamilton District Chrisan HS SOSSASmithville Chrisan HS SOSSAChatham Chrisan HS SWOSSAAUniversity of Toronto Schools TDCAAJohn Polanyi Collegiate Instute TDSSAASt. Marys District C&VI WOSSAALangsta SS YRAAHamilton Chrisan def. Timiskaming 3-0 Lockerby def. Père-René-de-Galinée 3-0 Smithville Chrisan def. UToronto 3-1Rockway def. Quinte Chrisan 3-0Hamilton Chrisan def. Lockerby 3-1 (25-19, 25-23, 19-25, 25-15)Smithville Chrisan def. Rockway 3-0 (25-14, 25-16, 25-17)Langsta def. St. Joseph’s 3-1 (25-14, 25-8, 22-25, 25-17)Lockerby def. Rockway 3-1 (25-19, 25-22, 21-25, 25-22)Hamilton Chrisan def. Smithville Chrisan 3-1 (25-27, 25-23, 25-20, 25-19)OFSAA convenors Ray Boehm and Frank Leung, along with their organizing commiee from Rockway Mennonite Collegiate (CWOSSA), welcomed the province to Kitchener. Student-athletes and teacher-coaches enjoyed great hospitality and a very well-organized provincial event.During the championship, spectators were treated to compeve volleyball matches throughout pool play and the playo rounds. The gold medal match featured programs that have had great success at OFSAA over the past 10 years. The two-me reigning champions, Hamilton District Chrisan High School (SOSSA) prevailed over their associaon rival Smithville Chrisan High School (SOSSA), in four sets to win their third consecuve gold medal. The bronze medal was won by Lockerby Composite School (NOSSA), who defeated the host school Rockway Collegiate Mennonite (CWOSSA). This year’s consolaon plaque went to Langsta Secondary School (YRAA). Congratulaons to all qualifying parcipants on a successful season! Special congratulaons to the Hamilton District Chrisan S.S. students and coaches: Benjamin Brouwer, Micah Brouwer, Mahias Cooper, Elias Dijkema, Micah Dijkema, Isaac Hagen, Josiah Heidbuurt, Hudson Karsten, Nathaniel Stelpstra, Carter Vanderkruk, Andrew Yeh, and coaches Brad Heidbuurt and Duane Brouwer.Also, to be congratulated is Wayne Harris who received the Leadership in School Sport Award. Wayne’s volunteer me with high school volleyball throughout his career was fuelled by his passion for student success. This was emphasized in his banquet speech when he asked all of this year’s parcipants to “give back to the sport” in some way once they graduate from high school. Thank you, Wayne, for your commitment to school sport! The OFSAA Sportsmanship Award was earned by Red Lake District High School (NWOSSAA), who showed great character and integrity throughout the championship. Thank you to the student-athletes and coaches for exhibing the meaning of school sport throughout the event.OFSAA Boys’ A Volleyball Championship Kitchener November 23-25, 2023

39Championship ResultsThe Boys’ AA Volleyball Championship was hosted by St. Michael Catholic Secondary School (WOSSAA) in Straord, Ontario. Convenor Joel Murray and his organizing commiee did an amazing job in organizing this year’s championship. The organizers and volunteers demonstrated outstanding dedicaon, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience for everyone involved. In a repeat championship nal from 2022, the number one seed Lasalle Secondary School (NOSSA) won the gold medal defeang the second seed ÉSC Béatrice-Desloges (NCSSAA). The victory sees Lasalle Secondary School retain its tle as champions once OFSAA Boys’ AA Volleyball Championship Stratford November 23-25, 2023Crestwood S.S. COSSANorth Park C & VS CWOSSARegiopolis-Notre Dame EOSSAATwin Lakes S.S. GBSSAKing’s Chrisan Collegiate GHACPort Perry H.S. LOSSAGarneau ÉSC NCSSAABeatrice-Desloges ÉSC NCSSAARoland Michener S.S. NEOAALasalle S.S. NOSSAChippewa S.S. NOSSAHammarskjold H.S. NWOSSAALorne Park S.S. ROPSSAASir Winston Churchill S.S. SOSSALeamington D.S.S. SWOSSAAFrancis Libermann TDCAASilverthorn C.I. TDSSAASt. Michael C.S.S. WOSSAASt. Joseph’s High School WOSSAAAurora H.S. YRAALasalle S.S def. Regiopolis-Notre Dame 3-1 (26-24, 25-20, 23-25, 26-24)Francis Libermann def. St. Michael C.S.S. 3-1 (23-25, 25-20, 25-17, 25-20)ÉSC Béatrice-Desloges def. Sir Winston Churchill S.S. 3-0 (25-20, 25-18, 25-12) Silverthorn C.I. def. Port Perry H.S. 3-1 (23-25, 25-22, 25-14, 25-15)Lasalle S.S def. Francis Libermann 3-0 (25-15, 25-22, 25-20)ÉSC Béatrice-Desloges def. Silverthorn C.I. 3-0 (25-22, 25-18, 25-23)Silverthorn C.I. def. Francis Libermann 3-0 (25-20, 25-13, 25-17) Lasalle S.S def. ÉSC Béatrice-Desloges 3-2 (17-25, 25-22, 25-22, 20-25, 15-12)again. In the bronze medal match, Silverthorn Collegiate Instute (TDSSAA) defeated Francis Libermann Catholic High School (TDCAA). Congratulaons to Lasalle Secondary School team members: Mackenzie Alisappi, Cale Bast, Oak Campbell-Runia, Ashton Eadie-Chartrand, Ethan Lalonde, Will Mackey, Davis Mackinnon, Cameron Potvin, James Welsh, Reid Zakamarko coached by Dale Beausoleil and Mikaio Walia.On Thursday evening, parcipants enjoyed the customary banquet where the Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Mark Dewan. Coach Dewan has been a dedicated teacher-coach for countless years at St Michael C.S.S. Mark is also very familiar with OFSAA as he has aended 54 as a teacher coach! He is well-respected by his colleagues who spoke about the me and dedicaon he puts into coaching student-athletes as well as his commitment to coach three sports per year for many years! Congratulaons, Mark! The OFSAA Team Sportsmanship Award was earned by Port Perry High School (LOSSA). Congratulaons to the athletes and coaches for exhibing sportsmanship throughout the championship. All parcipang teams should be commended for their outstanding performances and a special thanks again to the host, St. Michael CSS, for creang an unforgeable and remarkable event.

40THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024Upper Canada College CISAASt. Michael’s College School CISAAAdam Sco C & VI COSSAHuron Heights S.S. CWOSSAHoly Cross C.S.S. EOSSAABear Creek S.S. GBSSAGarth Webb S.S. GHACBrooklin H.S. LOSSAUxbridge S.S. LOSSAFranco-Cité ÉSC NCSSAALo-Ellen Park S.S. NOSSASt. Marcellinus C.S.S. ROPSSAAEden H.S. SOSSAWestmount S.S. SOSSASt. Anne S.S. SWOSSAAUrsuline College SWOSSAANeil McNeil H.S. TDCAAEarl Haig S.S. TDSSAAA.B. Lucas S.S. WOSSAAStouville D.S.S. YRAAFranco-Cité ESC def. Upper Canada College 3-2 (17-25, 25-17, 23-25, 25-16, 15-6)Garth Webb SS def. St. Michael’s C.S. 3-1 (25-19, 21-25, 25-20, 25-20) Uxbridge S.S. def. Westmount S.S. 3-1 (22-25, 25-20, 25-17, 25-16)Ursuline College def. Eden H.S. 3-2 (21-25,17-25, 25-19, 25-19, 20-18)Uxbridge S.S. def. Ursuline College 3-0 (25-23, 25-18, 25-21)Garth Webb SS def. Franco-Cité ESC 3-2 (25-21, 25-22, 19-25, 22-25, 15-12)Franco-Cité ESC def. Ursuline College 3-0 (25-16, 25-18, 25-23)Uxbridge S.S. def. Garth Webb SS 3-0 (25-20, 25-14, 25-21)Convenor Joe Ta (St. Anne Catholic High School) and the SWOSSAA organizing commiee were well prepared to welcome the province to the City of Windsor. Joe and his commiee picked up this championship late in the year, leaving lile me to plan. However, they were sll able to put together a rst-class event that was all about the athletes. There was compeon and fun at every turn and all the coaches and student-athletes experienced an event to remember.On the court, many teams from 2022 qualied for OFSAA once again, resulng in familiar teams compeng for the championship. In a highly-contested eld, nothing seemed to slow down Uxbridge Secondary School (LOSSA) from defending their tle as they took home the gold medal in consecuve years! In the nal, Uxbridge defeated Garth Webb Secondary School (GHAC) in three sets, and congratulaons to Franco-Cité ÉSC (NCSSAA) – bronze medal winners over Ursuline College (SWOSSAA) in a close match. Congratulaons to champion student-athletes Kurt Acton, Travis Altmann, Mason Begg, Seth Clubine, Kees Degraauw, Chris Homan, Kevin Ionson, Jusn Jamieson, Owen Kennedy, Reggie Luukkonen, Brayden Matresky, Devon Oliver, Nathan Thompson, Ben Tuck, Jonathan Wright, and coaches Faraaz Ghafur, Andony Kiriakou, Georey Thompson.A special congratulaons go out to Steve Burke of St Anne S.S. He is a very deserving recipient of the Leadership in School Sport Award for his years of coaching and commitment to student-athlete development. The commiee would also like to extend its appreciaon to Upper Canada College (CISAA) for being selected for the Team Sportsmanship Award. The organizers appreciated their spirit and sportsmanship throughout the event.Congratulaons to all the athletes and coaches!OFSAA Boys’ AAA Volleyball Championship Windsor November 23-25, 2023

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42THE BULLETIN WINTER 2024EDUCATION THROUGH SCHOOL SPORTLE SPORT SCOLAIRE : UN ENTRAÎNEMENT POUR LA VIE