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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 Mousli Mbacke P: 416.426.7439 mousli@ofsaa.on.ca Pat Park P: 416.426.7437 pat@ofsaa.on.ca Jim Barbeau P: 613.827.1062 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, Westdale SS sbarr@hwdsb.on.ca Carolyn Chesney, Guelph CVI carolyn.chesney@ugdsb.on.ca Maria Morris, St. Paul CSS morrism@alcdsb.on.ca Richard Gallacher, St. Mother Teresa CSS. richard.gallacher@tcdsb.org Mike Rowley, St. Mother Teresa CSS michael.rowley@ocsb.ca Stacey Ditcheld, Holy Names SS stacey_ditcheld@wecdsb.on.ca Carolyn Mossey, St. Thomas More CSS mosseyc@hwcdsb.ca Val Hargreaves, Maple Ridge SS vhargreaves@scdsb.on.ca Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin lowet@franco-nord.ca David Hansen, Hamilton-Wentworth CDSB hansend@hwcdsb.ca Bruce Bourget, Rainbow DSB bourgeb@rainbowschools.ca Yves Laliberté, CS public du Nord-Est de l'Ontario Yves.Laliberte@cspne.ca Barry Mutrie abmut01@gmail.com Michele Van Bargen m.vanbargen@gmail.comREPRESENTATIVES’ COUNCIL Fraser Bertram, Crescent School (CBA Chair) ertram@crescentschool.orgSharon Jameson, Bishop Strong School sjameson@bss.on.ca Sco Dewar, Bayside SS sdewar@hpedsb.on.caErin Kent, Thomas A. Stewart SS erin_kent@kprdsb.ca Je Brubacher, Centre Wellington DHS je.brubacher@ugdsb.on.caTanya Byers, Walkerton DCS (Interim CGA Chair) tanya_byers@bwdsb.on.ca Pat Childerhose, Fellowes HS childerhosep@rcdsb.on.caCandice Stephenson, Mackenzie CS stephensonc@rcdsb.on.ca Val Hargreaves, Maple Ridge SS vhargreaves@scdsb.on.caStephen Urbach, Innisdale SS surbach@scdsb.on.ca Mark Freeman, St. Francis Xavier CSS freemanm@hcdsb.orgCarolyn Mossey, St. Thomas More CSS mosseyc@hwcdsb.ca Geo Whent, Sinclair SS Georey.whent@ddsb.caCarly Harrison, Eastdale CVI carly.harrison@ddsb.ca Mike Rowley, St. Mother Teresa CSS michael.rowley@ocsb.caCourtney Beaulne, West Carleton SS courtney.hyndman.beaulne@ocdsb.ca Jason Lauzon, ESC cite des Jeunes Jason.lauzon@cscdgr.educaonNikki Cambridge, Timiskaming DSS nikki.cambridge@dsb1.ca Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin lowet@franco-nord.caKim Chezzi, Lively District SS chezzik@rainbowschools.ca Tyson Grinsell, Fort Frances HS Tyson.grinsell@rrdsb.comJennifer Huhta, Nipigon-Red Rock DHS jhuhta@sgdsb.on.ca Andrew Nahirniak, St. Marn CSS andrew.nahirniak@dcpdsb.orgMichelle Harshman-Beng, John Fraser SS michelle.beg@peelsb.com Jamie Coull, Westlane SS james.coull@dsbn.orgKrisna Alderdice, Salleet District HS krisna.alderdice@hwdsb.on.ca Craig Cavanagh, Riverside SS craig.cavanagh@publicboard.caStacey Ditcheld, Holy Names SS Stacey_ditcheld@wecdsb.on.ca Richard Gallacher, St. Mother Teresa CSS richard.gallacher@tcdsb.orgEva Roser, St. John Henry Newman eva.roser@tcdsb.org Jacquie Dogge, Weston CI Jacqueline.dogge@tdsb.on.caBrad Barker, A.Y. Jackson SS brad.barker@tdsb.on.ca Tim Clayton, Mother Teresa CSS tclayton@ldcsb.caPauline Fidler, Medway SS p.dler@tvdsb.ca Shawn Morris, Stephen Lewis SS shawn.morris@yrdsb.caAdrienne Chong, Markville SS Adrienne.chong@yrdsb.caOntario Federation of School Athletic Associations305 Milner Avenue, Suite 207 Toronto, Ontario M1B 3V4 Website: www.ofsaa.on.caPhone: (416) 426-7391 Publicaons Mail Agreement Number: 40050378
1OFSAA Assistant Director’s Message ............................2 Age Classicaons 2025-26 ..........................................3 Transfer Appeal Meeng Dates 2025-26 .....................3 OFSAA Social Spotlight ..................................................3 News from the Annual Meeng ...................................4 Hosts Required ..............................................................5 Please Support OFSAA’s School Sport Sponsors .........6-7 Coaching in Ontario Schools ........................................8 The Imprint of OFSAA Try Day.......................................9 Code of Conduct For Spectators ...................................11 2025 OFSAA Student Forum Connects and Inspires....122025 OFSAA Service Awards .........................................14-15 Character Athlete Award 2024-25 ...............................16-19 Ontario Volunteer Service Awards ...............................19EVENTS2025-26 OFSAA Championship Calendar ..................... 20-21Snowboarding ............................................................ 22 Boys’ A Basketball ...........................................................23 Boys’ AA Basketball .........................................................24 Boys’ AAA Basketball .......................................................25 Curling .............................................................................26 Hockey .............................................................................27-30 Alpine Skiing ....................................................................31 Nordic Skiing ...................................................................32 Swimming ........................................................................33-35 Girls’ A Volleyball ............................................................36 Girls’ AA Volleyball ..........................................................37 Girls’ AAA Volleyball ........................................................38 Wrestling .........................................................................39-40Back Cover Photo courtesy of Gerry Angus of Spectro Photography.Table of Contents Hockey Photo courtesy of Tucker Nadon.Page 22 acon photography by Gerry Angus of Spectro PhotographyPages 39-40 wrestling photos by Bill Bain of bainphotos.comStudent-Athlete Ma Taylor of St. Anne Catholic School (SWOSSAA).ContentsThank you to the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of 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 Publicaons Mail Agreement Number: 400503782929 3838
2THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025For over 75 years, the Ontario Federaon of School Athlec Associaons (OFSAA) has been at the forefront of high school athlecs, promong leadership, sportsmanship, and community engagement. OFSAA provides student-athletes with the opportunity to compete at a provincial level. At the same me, the schools and communies that host these events enjoy lasng and rewarding benets that go well beyond the nal game. In recent years, OFSAA has struggled to nd hosts for specic sports, pung a strain on experienced convenors who are asked to host annually. I want to highlight how hosng an OFSAA event can benet your school and community. One of the most immediate and rewarding aspects of hosng an OFSAA event is the enormous sense of pride it creates. When students rally behind their teams, sta lead in planning roles, and alumni return to help, school spirit thrives. Bringing together families, coaches, and students from across Ontario oers host communies and schools an opportunity to showcase their spirit, hospitality, and pride. The boost to the local economy is oen an overlooked advantage. Communies see a notable increase in visitors from teams traveling across Ontario. Local businesses see increased sales, restaurants become busier, and hotels ll up. Hosng OFSAA may be one of the year’s most signicant occasions for many smaller towns. The host associaon also benets from an addional entry in the fesval or championship, allowing local teams to compete at the provincial level, even if they did not qualify through the Associaon Championships. This incenve appeals to programs or areas with a strong tradion in a parcular sport. Aending an OFSAA event presents a fantasc opportunity to gain experience, build condence, and pave the way for future success. We always remind our convenors that the primary goal of hosng an OFSAA event isn’t to turn a prot. Instead, the focus should be on delivering a high-quality experience while meeng budget constraints. OFSAA has sponsorship agreements with equipment providers for many sports, allowing the host school to retain equipment as part of the event’s legacy. In some cases, equipment upgrades can be incorporated into the event budget, although we generally expect that many essenals are already in place. With community sponsor support, some events can even oset costs and provide addional assistance to their school’s athlec program. Hosng an OFSAA event is about more than just the compeon—it’s a chance to showcase what makes your school and community unique, build connecons, and develop a sense of pride that remains long aer the event concludes. So, the next me the opportunity arises, don’t hesitate. Because when your community hosts OFSAA, everyone wins.If you are interested in hosng but don’t know where to start, the OFSAA convenor manual on our website is a great resource for prospecve hosts. Please see page ve of this magazine for a lisng of available hosng opportunies. Alternavely, feel free to contact me at erik@ofsaa.on.ca with any quesons. OFSAA Assistant Director’s MessageTHE BENEFITS OF HOSTING
3Social Spotlight/OFSAA/OFSAA/company/OFSAA@OFSAAGRAM@ofsaaofficialOFSAA NEWSFor the 2025-26 school year, a Novice will be born in 2011 or later and may only compete at OFSAA in the Novice category for one year in Grade 9. A Junior will be born in 2010 or 2011, and a Senior will be born in 2006 or later. 2005 or earlier Ineligible 2006 Senior 2007 Senior 2008 Senior 2009 Senior 2010/2011 Junior 2011 NoviceHow old was the student on January 1, 2024?Years of eligibilityCoaches and students are reminded that students are eligible for no more than ve consecuve years from date of entry into Grade 9. There is no appeal to this rule.Age Classifications for the 2025-26 School Year2025 - 26 Transfer Appeal Meeting Dates Wed., Sept. 24, 2025 Thurs., Oct. 2, 2025 Wed., Oct. 15, 2025 Thurs., Oct. 30, 2025 Wed., Nov. 26, 2025 Thurs., Dec. 11, 2025 Wed., Feb. 4, 2026 Thurs., Feb. 19, 2026 Wed., April 1, 2026 Thurs., April 16, 2026No Workshop this year.To appeal to an Associaon decision, please call the OFSAA oce 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 leer will be sent to the student, c/o the school, stang the date, me and locaon of the appeal hearing. The leer will outline what informaon the student must provide prior to the meeng date.
4THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025NEWS FROM THE ANNUAL MEETINGOn April 10, 2025, OFSAA Councils approved the nal step in the Ontario Not-for-Prot Corporaons Act mandate. Members voted unanimously to remove the appendices within current governing documents to one of three opons: regulaon, policy or guideline. The following is the list of appendices and the approved new locaon within the OFSAA governance structure: APPENDIX I RULES OF BEHAVIOUR FOR PARTICIPANTS TO OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIPS PolicyAPPENDIX II OFSAA CODE OF ETHICS FOR COACHES TO OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIPS PolicyAPPENDIX III CODE OF BEHAVIOUR FOR SPECTATORS PolicyAPPENDIX IV RECRUITMENT PolicyAPPENDIX V BLOOD AND BODILY FLUIDS POLICY PolicyAPPENDIX VI RETURN TO PLAY GUIDELINES PolicyAPPENDIX VIII OFSAA GENDER EQUITY POLICY PolicyAPPENDIX IX OFSAA POLICY ON DISPENSING DRUGS, MEDICATION AND FOOD SUPPLEMENTS PolicyAPPENDIX VII TWO LEVELS OF INTER-ASSOCIATION COMPETITION RegulaonAPPENDIX XIII PARTICIPATION LIMITS RegulaonAPPENDIX XV ADDITIONAL ENTRIES RegulaonAPPENDIX X OFSAA TEAM AWARDS RegulaonAPPENDIX XIV HEADINGS RegulaonAPPENDIX XI PLAY DATES GuidelineAPPENDIX XII MOTIONS CHART Guideline
5OFSAA NEWSOfficial partner of OFSAA.Helping you achieve your goals.Official partner achieve goals.HOSTS REQUIREDThe 2024-25 OFSAA season is coming to a close but we’re always looking down the road!Why not show your school spirit and all that your community has to oer by hosng an OFSAA championship or fesval!We are now accepng bids for the 2025-26 season and seeking hosng organizaons to host the following events:Boys’ A Soccer, Boys’ AA Soccer, Boys’ AAA Soccer, Boys’ Field Lacrosse A/AA, Boys’ Field Lacrosse AAAGirls’ A Soccer, Girls’ AAA Soccer, Girls’ Slo-PitchSnowboard, Ulmate, WrestlingFor more informaon, please contact Erik Espinola at erik@ofsaa.on.ca.
6THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025Please Support OFSAA’s School Sport SponsorsOFSAA is fortunate to have several companies and post-secondary institutions supporting school sport in Ontario.Ofcial equipment has been play-tested and endorsed by experienced teacher-coaches. Please support these sponsors by using their products.BadmintonYonex• Ofcial racquet of OFSAA:B4000, B6500I, B7000 MDM• Ofcial Nylon shuttlecocks of OFSAA: Mavis 350, Mavis 300, Mavis 10 BaseballMizuno• Ofcial baseball of OFSAA: Mizuno MB380 BasketballMolten• Ofcial 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.• Ofcial hockey equipment supplier of OFSAARugbyGilbert• Ofcial Rugby Ball of OFSAASoccerMolten• Ofcial soccer ball of OFSAA: Molten F5A4900 ofcial game ballVolleyballBaden• Ofcial volleyball of OFSAA: Baden VCOR VSS-220
7OFSAA NEWS Ofcial Disc of OFSAA Ultimate - 175g Frisbee disc AccommodationsInnVest Hotels• Ofcial hotel partner of OFSAAVideo Analysis SolutionHudl• The exclusive Video Solution of OFSAACharacter Athlete AwardBaron• Ofcial ring supplier of OFSAATravel PartnerEF Tours• Ofcial educational travel partner of OFSAAGeneral SponsorshipCandore College• Proud supporter of OFSAA Championships and Festivals University of Guelph-Humber• Proud supporter of OFSAA Keener Jerseys• Proud supporter of OFSAA Niagara College• Proud supporter of OFSAA Smart Golf• Ofcial Golf Live Scoring Software of OFSAA
8THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025COACHING IN ONTARIO SCHOOLS (CIOS) COURSES CIOS is a program developed by the Coaching Association of Canada and the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations to give teacher-coaches and community volunteers the special skill-set they need to coach effectively in the school environment. CIOS also provides 3 PD points to maintain NCCP certification. Online courses are available in both English and French. Please contact Erik Espinola at erik@ofsaa.on.ca or 416-426-7440.Registration information can be found at ofsaa.on.ca/programsSTUDY ATNorth Bay, Ontario • canadorecollege.ca •FULL-TIME PROGRAMS
9OFSAA NEWSTHE IMPRINT OF OFSAA TRY DAY!OFSAA is able to provide students with opportunies to live an acve, 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’Ontario20252025EDUCATION THROUGH SCHOOL SPORT LE SPORT SCOLAIRE : UN ENTRAîNEMENT POUR LA VIEA ‘TRY DAY’ SCHOOL • UNE ÉCOLE DE ‘TRY DAY’ LEADERSHIP NEW ACTIVITIES FUN FOR ALLAs a former student from Mackenzie Community School in Deep River (EOSSAA), I was one of the student leaders who introduced cricket to our school as part of OFSAA Try Day in 2022. Now three years later, I wanted to share how impacul that opportunity was for me and my peers, and express how grateful I am for the funding OFSAA was able to provide. As MCS is a small rural school, extra funding, new equipment, and excing learning opportunies are not always easy to come by. When applying for Try Day in 2022, cricket was recommended, and though I had never played the sport, we decided to give it a go. With minimal knowledge and a few peers who were familiar with cricket, we were able to successfully introduce the sport to over 200 students throughout the day. I was thankful for the opportunity to try my hand at a new sport, as well as to see so many other students learning, laughing, and nding new skills. The part of this day that truly resonates with me to this day was the joy of students who had a love for cricket being able to share the sport with their friends, when a former lack of equipment prevented them from doing so. It makes me incredibly happy to see this equipment sll being used in gym classes at MCS, and the dedicaon from teachers to learn how to teach cricket to their students. I’d say that cricket equipment went a long way in promong the sport!This day was very special to me back in 2022, but it is even more special to me now today. I had the incredible opportunity to parcipate in the very rst OCR (Ontario College Recreaon) women’s cricket tournament as a member of Cambrian College’s team (Sudbury). When I saw that the college was hosng tryouts for the team, I instantly knew I wanted to join. I had never played a proper match before, but the joy I had playing in high school was sll there, and I was so excited to play again. I learned as much as I could within the week, and successfully made the team. My teammates were shocked to hear that the extent of my cricket experience was that one OFSAA Try Day, but it was the happiness I felt playing the game that made me show up, far beyond the skill I had. Our team managed to reach the nals of the tournament, and success was seen from every college, with it looking like women’s cricket will be scking around for OCR.I play on three varsity teams at Cambrian - soccer, badminton, and cross-country running - but I’m being completely honest when I say that cricket has become my favourite by far. Without the funding from OFSAA Try Day and the opportunity to introduce cricket to our school, I’d have never considered playing college cricket. But just that one day of enjoying myself in learning a new sport and sharing it with others was enough to keep me engaged and wanng more. I am so incredibly thankful for the support of OFSAA, both for the funding that gave me my start in cricket, but also for the compeon I was able to parcipate in all other sports, that also led me to a successful three-sport college career. If I didn’t realize how impacul introducing new and non- tradional sports to youth was back in 2022, I absolutely do now today. I just wanted to let everyone know how unique and important the OFSAA Try Day program is, and how appreciave I am of its success. Thank you for giving me and so many others opportunity to excel in places we never thought we’d be. Jamie Hopkins Vice President, Cambrian Student Council
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11OFSAA NEWSAny OFSAA event must aempt to achieve a standard of organizaonal and educaonal excellence which will serve to place it beyond reproach in either area. OFSAA is commied to providing a safe and inclusive environment that is free of discriminaon and harassment. Everyone is welcome and should expect to help promote an environment where people are treated in a courteous, professional, considerate and respecul manner by all spectators, sta and parcipants.The following points address conduct that is inconsistent with OFSAA’s mission, goals and values and detracts from the overall OFSAA experience and is prohibited at all OFSAA events:Code Of Conduct For Spectators For OFSAA Events● Behaviour that is unruly, disrupve, threatening or violent in nature, including verbal or physical harassment of ocials, student-athletes, teacher-coaches, sta or other spectators● Conduct that is illegal● Conduct that results in damage to the facility or other personal property● Displaying signs, symbols, images (including those associated with hate based organizaons), using language or making gestures that are threatening, abusive, or discriminatory, including on the basis of race, ethnicity, naonal origin, religion, gender, gender identy, ability, and/or sexual orientaon● Interfering with the compeon, including; entering the eld of play, throwing objects of any kind, incidents of distracon (e.g. arcial noisemakers, noise during a serve or foul shot, etc.)● Throwing objects of any kind, or entering the eld of play● Failing to follow requests from sta regarding event operaons, policies and emergency response procedures● Consumpon or being under the inuence of any alcoholic beverage or drugs, other than medicaon prescribed by a medical doctor, whether of legal age or not, at any me during an OFSAA event● Any disrupve, harmful or disorderly behaviour or any act which, in the opinion of the convenor or OFSAA representave, presents a risk to the safety of other individuals, interferes with the compeon or otherwise targets other spectators or other spectators enjoyment of the compeon.
12THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025A Virtual Success: 2025 OFSAA Student Forum Connects and InspiresThis year’s brought together students, teachers, and disnguished guests from across the province for an inspiring three days (March 24-26) of learning and connecon.Guest speakers and viewers engaged in a variety of sessions designed to empower, educate, and movate, leaving many with valuable insights and a renewed sense of purpose. OFSAA extends its hearelt thanks to all who aended and contributed to the event’s outstanding success.A special note of appreciaon goes to our disnguished guest speakers: (pictured), and . Their experiences and messages le a lasng impact on everyone who tuned in.Adding to the professionalism of the event, an enthusiasc group of students played a key role in introducing our speakers. Thank you to , and for represenng their student peers with spirit and poise.OFSAA would like to thank the Oak View Group for their assistance with this year’s Student Forum.As we reect on this year’s forum, we are already looking ahead with excitement to next year’s event. The 2026 OFSAA Student Forum promises even more opportunies to connect, learn, and grow.
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14THE BULLETIN SPRING 20252025 OFSAA Service AwardsSeveral deserving individuals were recognized for their lengthy service, dedicaon and commitment to OFSAA and high school sport on April 10 at our Annual Meeng in Richmond Hill, Ontario.Congratulaons and thank you for your outstanding contribuons!
15Scholarships & Awards
16THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025Charloe “Char” Ailey is an exceponal Grade 12 student-athlete whose inclusive leadership, strong moral character, and extensive contribuons to both school and community make her a deserving recipient of the OFSAA Character Athlete Award. Char consistently demonstrates the values of leadership, commitment, respect, equity, and growth—both in sport and in life.Throughout her me at Superior Collegiate & Vocaonal Instute (NWOSSAA), Char has been a driving force in athlecs. A dedicated mul-sport athlete, she has represented her school in cross-country running, cross-country skiing, mountain biking, basketball, soccer, track and eld, and curling. She has qualied for OFSAA in cross-country every year and earned recognion through MVP tles, All-Star selecons, Coaches Awards, and Academic-Athlec achievement. As team captain of the cross-country running, skiing, and mountain biking teams, she is known for her supporve presence and inclusive leadership—leading warmups, orienng new athletes to trails, and upliing teammates with kindness and encouragement.Char’s resilience was on full display in Grade 10 when a cancelled ight to OFSAA cross-country meant her team had to drive 16 hours overnight. Despite the circumstances, she stayed posive, rallied her teammates, and placed an impressive 25th. This unwavering opmism and determinaon is a hallmark of Char’s leadership.Beyond compeon, Char is deeply commied to mentorship and empowerment, especially for girls and marginalized youth. As a Women on Skis Group Leader and Fast and Female volunteer, she has led over 50 young parcipants through skill staons, games, and team-building acvies. She’s a regular volunteer with the Black Sheep Mountain Biking Club, teaches young skiers through the Jackrabbit program, and serves on the NWOSSAA Sub Execuve Council, helping shape regional sport policy with an equity-focused lens.Char’s inuence also extends far beyond athlecs. She is a Fridays for Future climate acvist, co-led an art show fundraiser that raised $1,855 for student support iniaves, and volunteers at a wide range of school and community events, including the Iar Celebraon, Mean Girls play, Gryphon Gala concert, SCVI Open House, and Health Care Vitals booth. Her creavity and advocacy come together in Superior Senses, the student wellness company she founded, focused on mental health and holisc well-being.A student in the Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Health Care program, Char has shown deep commitment to learning and service. Even aer a Spring 2024 injury, she connued to show up for her track and mountain biking teams—leading warmups with her voice and cheering loudly from the sidelines.Char also recently exhibited her artwork in a professional gallery show, showing her dedicaon to growth in all areas of her life. She treats everyone with respect—whether welcoming newcomers to school teams, supporng exchange students, or creang spaces where everyone feels valued.Char Ailey represents the best of student sport: a compassionate leader, reless volunteer, accomplished athlete, and advocate for posive change. Her legacy is one of kindness, inclusion, and impact. She is a true role model, and an ideal recipient of the OFSAA Character Athlete Award.OFSAA’s Character Athlete Award celebrates the eorts of the exceponal student-athletes in Ontario who best exemplify the characteriscs that OFSAA is founded on.Nominaons come to the OFSAA oce detailing the exceponal character of student-athletes from across the province. This year’s recipients inspire those around them with their involvement on the playing eld and in the classroom, in both school and community.To learn more about the award and the process to apply please go to hps://www.ofsaa.on.ca/recognion/scholarships/character-athlete-awardSelecng just two females and two male winners from the over 200 submissions is a dicult task, but these four individuals stood out for their commitment to OFSAA’s values of leadership, equity, respect and sportsmanship. Each winner will receive a $500 grant from Baron Rings, a ring and a commemorave plaque to recognize this outstanding achievement.Character Athlete Award 2024-25
17Alexa is a remarkable grade 12 Honour Roll student whose high school journey has been dened by excellence in athlecs, academics, and community leadership. A dedicated athlete, she has balanced a demanding training schedule with an unwavering commitment to academic success and service to others, consistently demonstrang compassion, iniave, and resilience.Throughout her me at Christ the King Catholic Secondary School (GHAC), Alexa has competed at a high level in swimming, soccer, track and eld, and rugby, while also excelling in taekwondo outside of school. Her compeve achievements include ve OFSAA appearances across eight events in swimming and track and eld—an accomplishment that reects both her athlecism and her dedicaon. A vital member of the school’s swim team, Alexa has played a pivotal role in the growth of the program, recruing and mentoring new athletes and helping many of them nd success at regional and provincial levels. Her willingness to adapt and take on roles such as relay parcipaon to create opportunies for teammates highlights her seless nature and team-rst mentality.Alexa’s leadership extends far beyond the pool and track. She is deeply commied to making a dierence in her school and broader community. She is the founder of @Masc.r.aid, a pandemic-era iniave through which she sewed and donated over 5,000 reusable masks—contribung more than 1,600 volunteer hours. Her philanthropic spirit is evident in her work organizing and supporng fundraisers such as the Canadian Cancer Society (raising over $1,000), “Cookies for a Cure,” and the ongoing Soap for Hope Drive for third-world countries. She also organized the RePlay sports equipment drive, promong equity in youth sport access through the donaon of gently used gear.In addion to these iniaves, Alexa has served as a mentor at Christ the King, supported Earth Day community clean-up eorts, and parcipated in school faith events—reading at liturgies and contribung to the teacher-student Remembrance Day band. She has also shared her leadership and athlec experse as a taekwondo instructor and camp leader, giving back to the sport that has shaped her. Her commitment to advocacy was further recognized through her involvement with AP Student Voice, where she worked to amplify student perspecves within the academic community.Her exemplary combinaon of intelligence, dedicaon, and compassion earned her the Irene McCauley Memorial Award, recognizing her as a top student-athlete and role model. Whether volunteering behind the scenes or standing at the Scholarships & Awards
18THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025front of a team, Alexa is a quiet yet powerful force who leads by example.She is a thoughul, dynamic, and driven individual who brings out the best in those around her. With a future as bright as her past is impressive, there is no doubt Alexa will connue to make meaningful contribuons in society—both in and out of sport.We are proud to recognize Alexa’s exceptional accomplishments and are excited to see where her compassion and leadership will take her next.Cole Hulton is a standout Honour Roll student-athlete and leader whose impact is deeply felt across his school and community. A recipient of last year’s presgious B’nai Brith Award—given to the student who best exemplies sportsmanship and excellence in athlecs—Cole connues to embody the core values of leadership, commitment, and respect in everything he does.Throughout his me at Regiopolis-Notre Dame Catholic High School (EOSSAA), Cole has been a driving force on the Varsity Boys Hockey, Senior Football, and Ulmate Frisbee teams. Known for his relentless work ethic and sportsmanlike conduct, Cole leads by example, movang his teammates and earning the respect of opponents and coaches alike. In hockey, his dedicaon both in pracce and in compeon helped his team capture a KASSAA Championship, EOSSAA Gold, and OFSAA Bronze. His teammates look up to him not just for his skill, but for the way he treats the game—with discipline, humility, and heart.As a captain of the Senior Football team, Cole plays a pivotal role in building team cohesion and guiding his team through adversity. His ability to remain composed under pressure and encourage others to maintain focus and sportsmanship has been key in achieving past team success, including a KASSAA Championship. In Ulmate Frisbee, Cole’s inuence shines in his ability to promote accountability and trust among teammates. His passion for collaboraon and growth strengthens the team dynamic and exemplies what it means to be a true leader.Cole’s inuence extends far beyond the playing eld. As a peer tutor in mathemacs, he takes a paent and personalized approach to helping fellow students succeed, supporng not just their academic growth but their condence and resilience. His mentorship is rooted in empathy and a belief in the potenal of every student.In the community, Cole’s leadership shines as a youth football coach for players in grades 2–4. He fosters a safe, inclusive environment where young athletes can build teamwork, discipline, and a love for sport. His impact has been so meaningful that he’s invited back year aer year. Cole coaches with the goal of inslling lifelong acve habits, no maer what sport these children pursue.One of Cole’s most notable contribuons this year was convening the school’s First Annual Wheelchair Basketball Tournament. As convenor, he ensured the event emphasized inclusivity and accessibility, oering athletes across the city the opportunity to compete, learn, and grow. Thanks to Cole’s dedicaon, the tournament laid the foundaon for what is expected to become a lasng tradion of inclusive sport.Addionally, Cole serves as Youth Director for the Wolfe Island Horse Associaon, where he supports the development of young riders and helps set up and run horse shows. A former parcipant himself, Cole now gives back by promong fairness, safety, and personal growth within the program. His leadership helps create opportunies for all youth to thrive.Cole Hulton is more than an athlete—he is a role model. Through his acons, he consistently strengthens the spirit of his school and community. Cole is commied to the Consecuve Bachelor of Educaon Program at Trent University.Kabir Nijjer is an outstanding scholar, athlete, and leader whose impact spans academics, athletics, entrepreneurship and community engagement. Arriving at Central Peel Secondary School (ROPSSAA) during the post-COVID transion, Kabir began as a quiet, undersized Grade 9 student with no formal volleyball experience. Today, he graduates as a transformave force at CPSS, having led iniaves that shaped the culture of his school and extended far beyond it.Athlecally, Kabir has redened what’s possible for a public school program. Aer being cut from his middle school volleyball team, he joined CPSS’s junior squad and, through relentless work, became captain of the senior team. Under his leadership, the program rose from obscurity to win its rst-ever Tier 1 regional championship—ending a 60-year drought and earning a berth at OFSAA. He also captains the varsity soccer team and contributes to track and eld, baseball, badminton, and ball hockey, earning Junior Athlete of the Year and nominaon for Senior Athlete of the Year.
19Kabir’s leadership extends throughout the school. He currently serves as Vice-President of the Grins Athlec Council, Co-President of the CPSS STEM Fellowship, and General Execuve of the Financial Leadership Associaon. He’s also an execuve with STEAM IC, a Link Crew Leader, and has represented CPSS at both DECA and FBLA, winning internaonal and naonal awards. A passionate debater, Kabir is an eight-me award-winning Model UN delegate and member of the school’s Mock Trial and Bail program.His contribuons reach far beyond school walls. As Senior Director of Finance for the Canadian Young Investor Society, he mentors high school students across Canada on nancial literacy and entrepreneurship. He is the Curriculum Ocer for the Good Eats Project, where he helps students create social enterprise models that benet local food banks. He also founded the Canadian Youth Diplomac Iniave, empowering students to engage in internaonal policy dialogue, and serves as Vice-President of the Markham FBLC and Director of Toronto Model United Naons.Kabir has also gained professional experience typically reserved for university students. He completed a rotaonal nance internship with ZuraBio and interned at TD Bank’s Global Markets division, trading real assets and commodies—a rare achievement for a high school student.Academically, Kabir is one of the top-performing students at CPSS. A passionate problem-solver, he combines his love of sports and business to develop real-world soluons. Most recently, he won rst place at DECA Provincials for “Swisol,” a product he invented to clean dust from the tongue of shoes—an idea born from a slip during volleyball pracce. His innovaon and strategic thinking earned him a spot at the DECA Internaonals, the largest high school business compeon in North America.Kabir will aend Western University and the Ivey Business School this fall, where he plans to connue developing his leadership and entrepreneurial ventures. From coaching at his former middle school to raising $20,000 for Terry Fox and founding naonal youth programs, Kabir’s legacy is one of lasng, meaningful impact. He is a changemaker whose best is sll to come.Scholarships & AwardsOntario Volunteer Service AwardsOFSAA recognized four teacher-coaches, who for many years have commied to making school sport a success through their volunteer acvies. They host championships, serve on local and associaon commiees and execuves, conduct many co-curricular programs for the student-athletes, and in many cases, they have served as their Associaon Representave to the OFSAA Representaves’ Council and Board of Directors. These Ontario Volunteer Service Awards are presented locally at special ceremonies honouring volunteers from all organizaons that serve the community and the province.Stacy Ganogiannis-Reid (TDSSAA) Karin Augenstein (NOSSA) Jim Woolley (CWOSSA) Larry Laughlin (TDSSAA)Congratulaons and thank you for your ongoing commitment to the student-athletes across the province.
20THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025DRAFTFOR COMPLETE CHAMPIONSHIP DETAILS VISIT www.ofsaa.on.caChampionship ResultsOct. 15-16, 2025, LindsayTommy Duncan, I.E Weldon SS(705) 324-3585tommy.duncan@tldsb.on.caOct. 15-16, 2025, MississaugaAndrew Nahirniak, St. Marn CSS(905) 279-3171andrew.nahirniak@dpcdsb.orgNov. 1, 2025, BramptonGeorge Kalaouzis & Orlando Rivers, St. Marcellinus CSS(905) 564-6614george.kalaouzis@dpcdsb.orgNov. 6-8, 2025, LondonDana Kajan, Medway HS(519) 660-8418dana.kajan@tvdsb.caNov. 10-12, 2025, TorontoLarry Laughlin, Marc Garneau CI416-396-2414larry.laughlin@tdsb.on.caNov. 20-22, 2025, GravenhurstDiana Clarke & Corry Ziorjen, Gravenhurst HS(705) 687-2283diana.clarke@tldsb.on.caNov. 20-22, 2025, OrilliaRob O’Neil, Twin Lakes SS(705) 325-1318roneill@scdsb.on.caNov. 20-22, 2025, OawaCourtney Beaulne, West Carleton SS(613) 832-2773courtney.hyndman.beaulne@ocdsb.caNov. 20-22, 2025, BrockvilleLuc Guenee & Genevieve Forer, AcadémieC. Ange-Gabriel(613) 345-5914guenelu@ecolecatholique.caNov. 20-22, 2025, BellevilleRyan Barbeau, St. Theresa SS(613) 968-6993rbarbeau@alcdsb.on.caNov. 20-22, 2025, SarniaMaggie Mullins & Kelsi James, St. Patrick HS(519) 332-3976maggie.mullen@sccdsb.net / kelsie.james@sccdsb.netNov. 24-26, 2025, GuelphJohnny Forte, Cameron Heights CI519-578-8330johnny_forte@wrdsb.caFeb. 19-20, 2026, OrilliaSarah Vurma, Twin Lakes SS(705) 325-1318svurma@scdsb.on.caFeb. 23-24, 2026, CollingwoodMelissa Wheatcro, Our Lady of the Bay CHS(705) 445-2043mwheatcro@smcdsb.on.caFeb. 25, 2026March 3-4, 2026, WindsorDanielle Parent, ÉSC E.J. Lajeunesse(519) 972-0071 paredani@cscprovidence.caMarch 3-4, 2026 March 9-11, 2026, TimminsPeter Graham, Timmins High & VS705-360-1411peter.graham@dsb1.caMarch 9-11, 2026, PembrokePatrick Childerhose, Fellowes HS(613) 735-6858childerhosep@rcdsb.on.caMarch 9-11, 2026, LondonKwame Aidoo, Mother Teresa CSS(519) 675-4433kaidoo@ldcsb.caMarch 9-11, 2026, North BayMathiew Sneddon & Lisa Hoe, ÉSC Algonquin(705) 472-8240hoel@franco-nord.caMarch 9-11, 2026, CambridgeJe Shaw, Glenview Park SS(519) 621-9510je_shaw@wrdsb.ca2025-2026 OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIP CALENDAR2025-2026 OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIP CALENDAR
21DRAFTFOR COMPLETE CHAMPIONSHIP DETAILS VISIT www.ofsaa.on.ca2025-2026 OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIP CALENDAR2025-2026 OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIP CALENDARMarch 9-11, 2026, WindsorStacey Ditcheld, Holy Names CHS (519) 966-2504stacey_ditcheld@wecdsb.on.caMarch 24-26, 2026, CobourgMeghan O’Neill, St. Mary CSS(905) 372-4339meoneill@pvnccdsb.on.caMarch 24-26, 2026, LaSalleNick Swiatoschik & Grant O’Keefe, St. Thomas of Villanova(519) 734-6444nick_swiatoschik@wecdsb.on.ca / grant_okeefe@wecdsb.on.caMarch 24-26, 2026, BellevilleSteve Tracze, St. Theresa CSS(613) 968-6993tracze@alcdsb.on.caMarch 24-26, 2026, LaSalleNick Swiatoschik & Grant O’Keefe, St. Thomas of Villanova(519) 734-6444nick_swiatoschik@wecdsb.on.ca / grant_okeefe@wecdsb.on.caMarch 25-28, 2026, Thunder BayLiane Fossum & Paul Wojda, Hammarskjold High School(807) 767-1631liane_fossum@lakeheadschools.ca / paul_wojda@lakeheadschools.caApr. 30 - May 2, 2026, TorontoJennifer Kil & Robert Sco, Albert Campbell CI & Dr Norman Bethune CI(416) 396-6684jennifer.kil@tdsb.on.ca / robert.sco@tdsb.on.caMay 26-27, 2026 June 1-2, 2026June 1-3, 2026, StraordPat Donnelly & Marna Aisenpreis, F.E. Madill SS(519) 357-1800patrick.donnelly@ed.amdsb.ca / marna.aisepreis@ed.amdsb.caJune 1-3, 2026, BarrieMike Alcombrack, Barrie North Collegiate(705) 726-6541malcombrack@scdsb.on.caJune 3-4, 2026June 3-4, 2026, TorontoPaul Rebelo, Bishop Allen Academy(416) 393-5549paul.rebelo@sympaco.caJune 3-4, 2026, LakeshoreSteve Burke, St. Anne CHS519-727-8908sburke066@gmail.comJune 4-6, 2026, StraordPat Donnelly & Marna Aisenpreis, F.E. Madill SS(519) 357-1800patrick.donnelly@ed.amdsb.ca / marna.aisepreis@ed.amdsb.caJune 4-6, 2026, LindsayKirk Wilson, I.E. Weldon SS(705) 324-3585kirk.wilson@tldsb.on.caJune 4-6, 2026June 4-6, 2026, BellevilleGraham Collins & Angelo Tsarouhas, Bayside SS(613) 966-2922gcollins@hpedsb.on.ca / atsarouhas@hpedsb.on.caJune 4-6, 2026June 4-6, 2026June 4-6, 2026 June 4-6, 2026June 4-6, 2026, BurlingtonSteve Moran, Burlington Central HS (905) 634-7768morans@hdsb.caJune 8-9, 2026June 9, 2026Brian Poste, OFSAAbrianposte@ofsaa.on.ca
22THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025OFSAA Snowboarding FestivalDuntroon February 26, 2025For the third year in a row, the OFSAA Snowboarding Fesval was hosted by YRAA at Devil’s Glen Country Club. This year, 230 snowboarders from 61 schools across the province gathered to compete and showcase their talent at the fesval.OFSAA would like to extend a big thank you to convenor Adrienne Chong from Markville Secondary School, YRAA, and their organizing commiee for once again pung together an outstanding event. A special thank you also goes to the volunteer ocials, Ski Patrol, and the dedicated sta at Devil’s Glen, whose hard work and support helped make the fesval a success.Congratulaons to all the snowboarders who qualied for the fesval and a special congratulaons to the award winners listed below!1. GHAC1. Lakeeld College School (CISAA)2. Malvern CI (TDSSAA)3. St. Joseph’s CHS (EOSSAA)1. GHAC1. St. Michael’s College School (CISAA)2. Garth Webb SS (CWOSSA)3. Elliot Lake Secondary School (NOSSA)1. Sienna Cader - Toronto Prep School (TDCAA)2. Sienna Grant - Saint Thomas Aquinas (GHAC)3. Emma Goodale - Georgetown District (GHAC)1. Sabina Armstrong - Nelson High School (GHAC)2. Alex Smith - Lakeeld College School (CISAA)3. Icelene Lieu - Tommy Douglas SS (YRAA)1. Colton Foley - Saint Thomas Aquinas (GHAC)2. Max Lampert - Tanenbaum CHAT (TDCAA)3. Jake Meldrum - Georgetown DHS (GHAC)1. Bailey Gingras - Elliot Lake SS (NOSSA)2. Hudson Amery - Greenwood College School (CISAA)3. Dylan Amin - Lawrence Park CI (TDSSAA)Festival Results
23The OFSAA Boys’ A Basketball Championship was hosted by Woodstock Collegiate Instute (WOSSAA) and rst-me convenor Eric Molinaro. The event ran smoothly and delivered an excing experience for both players and coaches. A big thank you to Eric and his team for their excellent planning and execuon.This year’s compeon was erce, but one team stood out. Top-seeded ÉSC EJ Lajeunesse (SWOSSAA) captured gold for the second me in three years, defeang the host and third seed, Woodstock Collegiate Instute, 55–45.Congratulaons to the following players: Ashton Arundine, Cruz Arundine, Dan Bwitonzi, Ivan Kadende-Irakoze, Nolan Knapp, Lucas Kwapisz, Connor Laccoursière, Joyce Mpunga, Daniel Ngendabanga, Nicholas Rodricks, David Yengo Kabuya, Jiaxi Zhang, and coaches Geo Parent, Michael Damore, and Ellio Skaf. In the bronze medal game, h-seeded É.S. Jeunes sans fronères defeated seventh-seeded Woodland CHS in another strong showing. ÉSAC Mère-Teresa (15th seed) also impressed, earning the consolaon plaque.This year’s Leadership in School Sport Award went to Chris Coyle. He was recognized for coaching boys’ and girls’ teams for 20 plus years and earning mulple OFSAA medals. His dedicaon has given countless student-athletes meaningful experiences through school sports.The Team Sportsmanship Banner was awarded to Gravenhurst High School (GBSSA), which stood out for their outstanding conduct throughout the tournament.Congratulaons to all players and coaches for their leadership and sportsmanship both on and o the court!OFSAA Boys’ A Basketball ChampionshipWoodstock March 3 – 5, 2025PARTICIPATING TEAMS (20)The York School CISAANicholson Catholic College COSSAKenner CVI COSSAWoodland Chrisan HS CWOSSAAlmonte DHS EOSSAAGravenhurst H.S. GBSSAÉSAC Mère-Teresa (ACMT) GHACMonsignor J. Pereyma CSS LOSSANotre Dame High School NCSSAAO’Gorman HS NEOAA/AANEOÉ.S. Algonquin NOSSARed Lake DHS NWOSSAAÉ.S. Jeunes sans fronères ROPSSAAÉ.S.C. Saint-Jean-de-Brébeuf SOSSA É.S.C. E.J. Lajeunesse SWOSSAACrawford Advenst Academy TDCAAUrsula Franklin Academy TDSSAAÉ.S.C. Monseigneur-Bruyère WOSSAAWoodstock Collegiate Instute WOSSAAÉSC Renaissance YRAAQUARTER-FINALSÉ.S. Jeunes sans fronères def. ÉSC Algonquin 65-54 ÉSC E.J. Lajeunesse def. The York School 63-42Woodland C.H.S. def. Ursula Franklin Academy 67-60Woodstock C.I. def. O’Gorman H.S. 55-41SEMI-FINALSÉSC EJ Lajeunesse def. É.S. Jeunes sans fronères 57-44Woodstock C.I. def. Woodland C.H.S. 69-52BRONZE MEDAL GAMEÉ.S. Jeunes sans fronères def. Woodland C.H.S. 77-60 GOLD MEDAL GAMEÉSC EJ Lajeunesse def. Woodstock C.I. 55-45Championship Results
24THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025The OFSAA Boys’ AA Basketball Championship took place in North Bay, Ontario. The host from West Ferris Secondary School (NOSSA), led by an experienced organizing commiee and convenor Sam Levac, proved that incredible organizaon translates into an amazing experience for all parcipants. West Ferris Secondary School, Chippewa Secondary School and St. Joseph Scollard Hall Catholic Secondary School were perfect high school venues and fans were treated to great basketball compeon. This year’s eld was deep, however, one team stood above all others. Number ve seed Sir Allan MacNab S.S. (SOSSA) defeated number two seed St. Mother Teresa C.A. (TDCAA) by a score of 76-58 and captured the OFSAA gold medal. Congratulaons to the following players: Carter Brown, Tyse Brown, Ehan Chowdhury, Nasir Elhag, Saad Hameed, Resul Haziri, Kha Huynh, Lance Kasper, Noah Katzirz, Jamin Kim, Eric Nelligan, Noah Vella-Smart, Jakoband Wolker, and coaches Willy Brown, Richard Parker and Jerry Romano.Parcipants gathered at the Best Western Hotel and Conference Centre and were treated to inspiring words from guest speaker and current head coach of the Nipissing Lancers, Thomas Cory. This year’s Leadership in School Sport Award went to Scot Quarrington who has been instrumental in developing basketball at the school for over twenty years. Thanks for your commitment to student-athlete success!The Team Sportsmanship Banner was awarded to a well-deserving Regina Mundi Catholic College (WOSSAA) team who demonstrated great sportsmanship throughout the tournament and served as great role models for all parcipants.OFSAA Boys’ AA Basketball ChampionshipNorth Bay March 3 - 5, 2025 St. Mother Teresa Catholic Academy TDCAAPatrick Fogarty C.S.S. GBSSASt. Joseph’s C.H.S. GBSSAKing’s Chrisan Collegiate GHACGeorge S. Henry Academy TDSSAACollègeC. Samuel-Genest NCSSAATimmins High & Vocaonal School NEOAAWest Ferris S.S. NOSSACrestwood Crescent School COSSASir Allan MacNab S.S. SOSSAWestgate C.V.S. NWOSSAABishop Macdonell C.H.S. CWOSSALo-Ellen Park S.S. NOSSARegina Mundi C.C. WOSSAAWoodbridge College YRAAAscension of Our Lord C.S.S. ROPSSAAThousand Islands S.S. EOSSAATecumseh Vista Academy SWOSSAAHoly Trinity S.S. LOSSACrescent School CISAASir Allan MacNab def. Lo-Ellen Park 77-65 St. Mother Teresa def. Samuel-Genest 63-57 St. Joseph’s def. King’s Chrisan 58-50 Thousand Islands def. Bishop Macdonell 65-49 Sir Allan MacNab def. Thousand Islands 78-57 St. Mother Teresa def. St. Joseph’s 49-39 Thousand Islands def. St. Joseph’s 52-39Sir Allan MacNab def. St. Mother Teresa 76-58
25Frontenac Secondary School (EOSSAA) in Kingston proudly hosted this year’s OFSAA Boys’ AAA Basketball Championship, delivering an unforgeable experience for athletes, coaches, and fans alike.The fesvies began the night before the compeon with a memorable banquet held at St. Lawrence College. Athletes and coaches came together for an evening of celebraon, building excitement for the days of compeon ahead. The evening was highlighted by a keynote address from author and media personality Donnovan Benne, whose message resonated with all in aendance.The Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Patrick Grew, recognizing his outstanding commitment to school athlecs. Patrick’s dedicaon to fostering student-athlete development and promong school sport has made a lasng impact on his community and beyond.Special thanks go to convenor Duncan Cowan. His exceponal leadership and event coordinaon made the championship a success. With the support of his organizing commiee, every detail was thoughully managed to ensure a top-er experience for all.The tournament featured intense matchups and showcased exceponal skill and teamwork throughout. In the bale for bronze, defending champions Oakwood Collegiate Instute (TDSSAA) edged out host school Frontenac Secondary School in a hard-fought and closely contested game to claim third place.Fans were treated to a thrilling championship nal between the eighth seed Pickering High School (LOSSA) and the seventh seed Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary School (WOSSAA). Pickering pulled ahead and maintained their second half lead en route to securing a hard-fought 69–56 victory to claim the championship tle. Congratulaons to the team members: Jayden Ashman-St.kis, Marley Beadle, Miguel Campbell, Jahmir Gabbidon, Jermaine Gregory, Isaac Hunter, Kaleb Hutchinson, Ethan Overholt-Carmino, Jasiah Palache, Kj Perez, Mkwasi Prince, Jesai Redhead-Brown, Jahmai Samuel, Daivyn Saravanapavan, Malicai Walker, and coaches David Jackson, Michael Gordensky, Arren Young.Cobourg Collegiate Instute (COSSA) was proudly awarded the Team Sportsmanship Banner for their exemplary conduct, respect, and posive spirit throughout the tournament.Congratulaons to all of the parcipang teams for their hard work and sportsmanship throughout the event.We are looking forward to the 2026 OFSAA Boys’ AAA Championship which is set to take place in London!OFSAA Boys’ AAA Basketball ChampionshipKingston March 3 – 5, 2025Championship ResultsSt. Michael’s C.S. CISAACobourg C.I. COSSAGrand River C.I. CWOSSAKingston S.S. EOSSAAFrontenac S.S. EOSSAASt. Peter’s C.S.S. GBSSACathedral H.S. GHACPickering H.S. LOSSAEarl of March S.S. NCSSAAChippewa S.S. NOSSASt. Marcellinus C.S.S. ROPSSAASalleet D.H.S. SOSSAUrsuline College SWOSSAASt. John Paul II C.S.S. TDCAALeaside H.S. TDSSAAOakwood C.I. TDSSAAMother Teresa Catholic S.S. WOSSAAFather Michael McGivney C.A. YRAAMother Teresa C.S.S. def. Cathedral H.S. 48-47 Pickering H.S. def. Grand River C.I. 67-62 Frontenac S.S. def. Salleet D.H.S. 51-48 Oakwood C.I. def. Ursuline College 63-61Mother Teresa C.S.S. def. Oakwood C.I. 58-39 Pickering H.S. def. Frontenac S.S. 63-58Oakwood C.I. def. Frontenac S.S. 56-50Pickering H.S. def. Mother Teresa C.S.S. 69-56
26THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025OFSAA Boys’ & Girls’ Curling ChampionshipsSarnia March 19 – 22, 2025The OFSAA Curling Championship was held at the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club and hosted by Kelly Boston and her team from Northern Collegiate Instute & Vocaonal School (SWOSSAA). All event draws and the banquet were hosted at the Club making it convenient for all of the compeng teams. The championship returned to a 20-team format for both the boys and girls with 17 of the 18 Associaons represented this year. This year’s event saw the rst para curler in the championship which showed the reach of curling into all aspects of sport. The guest speaker at the banquet was two-me Canadian Curling Champion (with Rachel Homan) and world Bronze and Silver Medalist Stephanie Mumford. Stephanie talked about both the winning and the losing associated with sport and the importance of both. The talk was well received from both the coaches and curlers. The Leadership in School Sport Award winners were Shelley Prey who has coached both track and eld and basketball at Northern along with Jason Cain who coaches basketball, badminton and football at Northern. The Team Sportsmanship Awards went to the girls from St. Peter Secondary School from COSSA and the boys from LaSalle Secondary School from NOSSA. Congratulaons to all of the medalists! St. Ignaus HS claimed their third girls’ curling championship (previous golds were 2007 and 2009) while the boys from Georgetown DSH won the rst-ever OFSAA Curling Championship for their school. It was also the rst provincial curling tle for a Halton team since 2008. St. Ignaus H.S. NWOSSA Georgetown District H.S. GHAC Nepean H.S. NCSSAA Uxbridge S.S. LOSSA Bear Creek S.S. GBSSA Hammarskjold H.S. NWOSSAA Frontenac S.S. EOSSAA Port Perry H.S. LOSSA Bear Creek S.S. GBSSA Bill Hogarth S.S. YRAA Bishop Allen Academy TDCAA Korah C. & V.S. NOSSANepean H.S. NCSSAA Holy Cross C.S.S. COSSA Frontenac S.S. EOSSAA Northern C.I. & V.S. SWOSSAAWest Ferris S.S. NOSSA O'Neill C. & V.I. LOSSA St. Francis Xavier C.S.S. ROPSSAA Norwell D.S.S. CWOSSAWest Niagara S.S. SOSSA St. Patrick's H.S. SWOSSAA St. Ignaus H.S. NWOSSAA St. Kateri Tekakwitha C.S.S. GHACYork Mills C.I. TDSSAA É.S.C. Theriault NEOAA Straord D.H.S. WOSSAA St. Peter S.S. COSSA Laurel Heights S.S. CWOSSA Hammarskjold H.S. NWOSSAA Bluevale C.I. CWOSSA A.N. Myer S.S. SOSSAMaple Ridge S.S. GBSSA Humberside C.I. TDSSAA Georgetown D.H.S. GHAC Listowell D.S.S. WOSSAANorthern C.I. & V.S. SWOSSAA King City S.S. YRAA Leamington D.S.S. SWOSSAA Neil McNeil H.S. TDCAAPort Credit S.S. ROPSSAA LaSalle S.S. NOSSA É.S.C. Pierre Savard NCSSAA O'Gorman H.S. NEOAASt. Peter S.S. COSSA Uxbridge S.S. LOSSA Port Perry H.S. LOSSA St. Joseph's C.H.S. EOSSAA
27Championship ResultsThe Boys’ and Girls’ A/AA Hockey Championships were held in the hockey hotbed of Sudbury. The event was convened by Darren Michelu and Kristy Hebert of St. Charles College (NOSSA). Both were supported by a hard-working volunteer team from the school and the Sudbury District School Athlec Associaon. The championship, which took place throughout the enre Sudbury region, featured excellent hockey, good sportsmanship and strong camaraderie among the parcipang hockey clubs. In typical OFSAA style, the quality of play on the ice was fantasc! Both the girls’ and boys’ tournaments featured close games and a corps of excellent players who represented their school, associaon and communies to the best of their ability.The banquet was held at a Sudbury landmark - the Caruso Club. All parcipang teams, coaches, and other invitees were treated to a wonderful meal. Canadian and Sudbury hockey royalty Nick Foligno, Markus Foligno, Tessa Bonhomme, Rebecca Johnston, and Derek McKenzie provided inspiraonal video messages to the congregaon. Their theme was to be proud of their accomplishments in making OFSAA, and to remember that hockey is a game and that fun should be a priority, along with sportsmanship and respect for opponents, ocials, teammates, and volunteers. The OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Awards were presented to Kristy Hebert and Rob Zanaa. Both long-me teacher-coaches at St. Charles College in Sudbury epitomize the characteriscs of what the award was intended. OFSAA congratulates both of these worthy recipients!On the girls’ side, St. Michael Catholic Secondary School (WOSSAA) captured OFSAA gold by defeang St. Mark High School (NCSSAA) in the nal, 5-0. Bronze was won by Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School (SOSSA) with a 5-1 win over Simcoe Composite School (CWOSSA). Members of the winning team are Ainsely Berendsen, Victoria Campbell, Jayda Houben, Kae Antonio, Abigayle Van Bakel, OFSAA Boys’ and Girls’ A/AA Hockey Championships Sudbury March 18 - 20, 2025Holy Cross Catholic S.S. COSSASt. Mary Catholic S.S. COSSAHoly Trinity Catholic H.S. CWOSSASimcoe Composite School CWOSSANapanee District S.S. EOSSAAGeorgian Bay District S.S. GBSSABurlington Central H.S. GHACHenry Street H.S. LOSSASt. Mark H.S. NCSSAAÉ.S.C. Theriault NEOAASt. Charles College NOSSALo-Ellen Park S.S. NOSSAFort Frances H.S. NWOSSAAHoly Cross Catholic S.S. SOSSALambton Central C.V.I SWOSSAASt. Michael Catholic S.S. WOSSAASt. Michael def. Georgian Bay 1-0 St. Mark def. Lo-Ellen 3-2 Holy Cross (SOSSA) def. Burlington 2-0 Simcoe def. St. Charles 8-4St. Mark def. Simcoe 1-0 St. Michael def. Holy Cross 6-4Holy Cross def. Simcoe 5-1St. Michael def. St. Mark 5-0
28THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025Olivia Van Straaten, Niamh Appel, Josephine Jarmuth, Jule Cameron, Charlee Gethke, Oliva Rau, Emersyn Miller, Keira Blain, Maeve Moss, Paige Campbell, Emma Groenestege, Avaleen Flood, Sloan Cameron, Grace Kipfer, Ebonee Rebelo, Emerie Smith, and coaches Sue Dunn, Mark Flanagan, and Mikayla Flanagan. On the boys’ side, Sacred Heart High School (CWOSSA) won the OFSAA tle by downing St. Joseph’s Catholic High School of Renfrew (EOSSAA) 5-2. Bronze was captured by the host school, St. Charles College (NOSSA) as they defeated St. Theresa’s (COSSA) by a 2-0 score.Members of the gold medal winning team are Will Kueneman, Tim Ireland, Jack Farley, Jack McDonald, Zasha Ortman, Carsyn Jeray, Lucas Bester, Jaxon Reay, Ethan Fischer, Codee Rahn, Landon Chrise, Kolby Reay, Luka Abell, Owen Frank, Carson Baglole, Luke McDonald, Max Rahn, Grayden Bird, Anthony Voisin, Myles Sco and coaches Clark Wilkinson, Dane Cronin, Jusn Donnelly, and Curs Ruetz.The OFSAA Team Sportsmanship Awards were given to Henry Street High School (LOSSA) for the girls’ side and St. Joseph’s Catholic High School (EOSSAA) for the boys’ side. Congratulaons to both teams for their amazing display of sportsmanship throughout the championships!St. Theresa C.S.S. COSSAEast Northumberland S.S. COSSASacred Heart H.S. CWOSSASt. James C.H.S. CWOSSASt. Joseph’s C.H.S. EOSSAAPatrick Fogarty C.S.S. GBSSASt. Mary C.S.S. GHACHoly Trinity S.S. LOSSA É.S.C. Hearst NEOAASt. Charles College NOSSAKorah C.V.S. NOSSAFort Frances H.S. NWOSSAASaint Paul H.S. SOSSABelle River D.H.S. SWOSSAAEssex D.H.S. SWOSSAAParkside C.I. WOSSAASt. Joseph’s def. Belle River 5-4 St. Theresa def. St. James 6-5 St. Charles def. Patrick Fogarty 5-2 Sacred Heart def. Holy Trinity 4-3 Sacred Heart def. St. Theresa 6-5 (OT) St. Joseph’s def. St. Charles 5-2 St. Charles def. St. Theresa 2-0 Sacred Heart def. St. Joseph’s 5-2
29Championship ResultsThe 2025 OFSAA Girls’ AAA Hockey Championship made history as the rst-ever OFSAA hockey tournament to be hosted in York Region. St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic High School (YRAA) in Aurora had the honour of serving as the host school, with co-convenors Kate Treacy and Joe Gaudio leading a dedicated organizing commiee. The tournament was held at the Magna Centre in Newmarket, where student-athletes, coaches, and spectators from across the province were warmly welcomed. Thanks to the organizers’ hard work and meculous planning, the event provided an unforgeable experience for all parcipants. A special salute goes to the convenors, who not only orchestrated a fantasc tournament but also coached the St. Maximilian Kolbe girls’ team to an anque bronze medal nish.The bronze medal game featured an intense showdown between host school St. Maximilian Kolbe and Lawrence Park C.I. Both teams displayed strong defensive play, with goaltenders making a series of impressive saves. The game remained scoreless for most of the match unl the third period when Lawrence Park C.I. capitalized on a power play to break the deadlock. They later sealed their victory with an insurance goal, securing a 2-0 win and claiming the OFSAA bronze medal. The championship game saw St. Peter Catholic Secondary School (COSSA) go head-to-head with Medway High School (WOSSAA) in a thrilling back-and-forth bale. St. Peter struck rst late in the opening period, but Medway responded with a power-play goal late in the second to even the score. In the nal frame, St. Peter capitalized on a crucial power play, neng what would become the game-winning goal. They cemented their championship victory with an empty-net goal in the nal 44 seconds, capturing the OFSAA gold medal. Congratulaons to the 2025 OFSAA Girls’ AAA Hockey Champions, St. Peter C.S.S. student-athletes: Claire Ferguson, Chloe Fife, Sophie Fife, Rhaea Flint, Addison Gerelus, Sierra Jacobs, Brooke Jeery, Jocelyn Jessup, Avery Johnston, Brea Leahy, Avery Mann, Finley Mann, Audrey Martone, Hannah McInnes, Macy Murray, Kylee Strano, Alexa Strano, McKenzie Taylor, Danica Werry, Clara Williams, and coaches Mike Martone, Talia Flint, Dusn Graham, and Cheryl Johnston.The Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Jim Stevens of St. Maximilian Kolbe C.S.S. Jim is acvely involved in the school community where he serves on various commiees that all focus on student acvies such as leadership, student success, graduaon and intramurals. He has coached hockey, rugby, golf and soccer for many years and should be recognized for his leadership and involvement in the school sport community, specically at St. Maximilian Kolbe. Congratulaons, Jim! The OFSAA Sportsmanship Award was presented to the 2025 Girls’ AAA Hockey Champions, St. Peter C.S.S. for their amazing display of sportsmanship and class throughout the enre tournament. Congratulaons and it is well deserved! OFSAA Girls’ AAA Hockey Championship Aurora March 18 - 20, 2025St. Peter C.S.S. COSSAElmira District S.S. CWOSSAHoly Cross C.S.S. EOSSAAEastview S.S. GBSSAGeorgetown D.H.S. GHACBrooklin H.S. LOSSAÉ.S. publique Louis-Riel NCSSAASt. Joseph-Scollard Hall C.S.S. NOSSASt. Marn Catholic S.S. ROPSSAAWestmount S.S. SOSSAChatham-Kent S.S. SWOSSAALoreo Abbey C.S.S. TDCAALawrence Park C.I. TDSSAAMedway H.S. WOSSAASt. Maximilian Kolbe C.H.S. YRAAStouville District S.S. YRAALawrence Park def. Brooklin 3-2 (OT)St. Peter def. Georgetown 3-0Medway def. Louis-Riel 1-0St. Maximilian Kolbe def. St. Marn 1-0 (SO) St. Peter def. St. Maximilian Kolbe 4-1Medway def. Lawrence Park 3-2 (SO)Lawrence Park def. St. Maximilian Kolbe 2-0St. Peter def. Medway 3-1
30THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025The OFSAA Boys’ AAA Hockey Championship was convened by Steve Burke of St. Anne Catholic High School (SWOSSAA) in Belle River. Steve and his experienced crew from St. Anne’s organized an excellent event and the compeon throughout the tournament was exceponal.The Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Ian Cullion of St. Anne C.H.S. for his long-me contribuon to school sports in WECSSAA. Ian is a most deserving recipient of the award and OFSAA congratulates him on this recognion.The tournament banquet was held at the Caboto Club. All of the parcipants enjoyed an excellent meal. The evening featured guest speaker, Ben Dubois - a teacher at the host St. Anne’s Catholic Secondary School. Ben was an integral member of the Memorial Cup Champion Windsor Spiires in 2010! He also played for Oawa and Owen Sound in his Ontario Hockey League career. Following his OHL career, he aended and played hockey for Concordia University. His message to the student-athletes focused on resilience and perseverance and his presence at the banquet was greatly appreciated by all those in aendance.Brooklin High School (LOSSA) captured the gold medal with a 4-0 victory over St. Marn Catholic Secondary School (ROPSSAA) of Mississauga. Members of the gold medal winning squad were: Max Seon, Carson Shewchuk, Marcus Mederios, Terry McDonnell, Evan Barre, Todd King, Broden Shea, Aiden Krentz, Owen Voycey, Kaillen Taylor, Darius Kalantgis, Sam Whearty, Jack Malone, Mahew Tavares, Bradley Mercer, Will Serviss, Ma Bradica, Nolan Buie, Logan Quinn, Owen Wamboldt, Caleb Hills, Aiden Neath, Blake Houston, and coaches Ma Snowden and Brad Chapman. The OFSAA Team Sportsmanship Award was presented to I.E. Weldon Secondary School (COSSA) for their display of sportsmanship both on and o the ice. Congratulaons! OFSAA Boys’ AAA Hockey ChampionshipWindsor March 18 - 20, 2025I.E. Weldon S.S. COSSASt. Benedict C.S.S. CWOSSAFrontenac S.S. EOSSAANantyr Shores S.S. GBSSABishop Ryan C.S.S. GHACBishop P.F. Reding C.S.S. GHACUxbridge H.S. LOSSABrooklin H.S. LOSSASt. Joseph Scollard Hall C.S.S. NOSSASt. Marn C.S.S. ROPSSAAWaterdown D.H.S. SOSSASt. Anne C.H.S. SWOSSAAChatham Kent S.S. SWOSSAAFather Redmond C.S.S. TDCAAMother Teresa C.S.S. WOSSAASt. Jean de Brebeuf C.H.S. YRAABrooklin def. Bishop Reding 5-1St. Marn def. Father Redmond 5-2Nantyr Shores def. St. Anne 3-2Uxbridge def. I.E. Weldon 3-2 Brooklin def. Uxbridge 5-3St. Marn def. Nantyr Shores 4-1Uxbridge def. Nantyr Shores 5-2Brooklin def. St. Marn 4-0
31The 2025 OFSAA Alpine Ski Championship was held on February 24 and 25th at Osler Blu Ski Hill in Collingwood. Convened by Melissa Wheatcro and her commiee of experienced teacher-coaches from Our Lady of the Bay for the second consecuve year, 316 skiers from 13 OFSAA member Associaons competed at this year’s event.The OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award recipient was Brad Darlington of Eastview Secondary School (GBSSA) in Barrie. Brad has been a commied teacher-coach throughout his long teaching career, coaching numerous sports, parcularly alpine skiing. He epitomizes the descripon and criteria of the Leadership in School Sport Award. Congratulaons, Brad! The banquet was held at the main lodge of Osler Blu for the second straight year. It’s a beauful facility, with an ecient sta, and over 400 people were treated to an excellent meal. Student-athletes, teacher-coaches and volunteers enjoyed great camaraderie throughout the evening. Following dinner, aendees were treated to the words of the guest speaker - Michaela Gosselin - an alumni of Our Lady of the Bay Catholic Secondary School in Collingwood. Michaela is a mulple-me OFSAA athlete and she earned a medal in alpine in 2020. She shared her story of being a cancer survivor and compeng for Canada on the World Para Alpine circuit while currently enrolled at Queen’s University. She will be represenng Canada next year at the Corna Paralympics! Michaela’s story of perseverance in the face of adversity was a wonderful message for all to hear and we will be keeping tabs on her this year and next year at the Paralympics!As usual, compeon was close in both Giant Slalom on Day 1 and Slalom on Day 2. The weather this winter made the condions excellent at the hill, but warmer temperatures made it challenging for the ski race team from Osler to set the course. In typical fashion, they did a terric job.The 2026 OFSAA Alpine Championship will be convened, for the third year in a row, by Melissa Wheatcro and her crew from Our Lady of the Bay and GBSSA.OFSAA Alpine Skiing Championship Collingwood February 24 – 25, 2025 1 Emily Blair, Barrie North (GBSSA) 1:22.582 Lila McEwen, Elmvale DHS (GBSSA) 1:26.943 Kate Bouchard, Marymount Academy (NOSSA) 1:27.181 Trinity College, CISAA 562 South Carleton HS, NCSSAA 573 Twin Lakes SS, GBSSA 591 Kate Bouchard, Marymount Academy (NOSSA) 58.462 Lila McEwen, Elmvale DHS (GBSSA) 58.723 Emily Blair, Barrie North (GBSSA) 58.991 Ashbury College, NCSSAA 332 Arnprior DHS, EOSSAA 663 South Carleton, NCSSAA 831 Niko Johnson, Ashbury College (NCSSAA) 1:13.652 Charlie Dobbin, Crestwood SS (COSSA) 1:13.753 Laurier Sullivan, Ashbury College (NCSSAA) 1:16.971 Ashbury College, NCSSAA 112 Adam Sco CVI, COSSA 333 Lockerby Composite, NOSSA 341 Charlie Bretzler, North Toronto CI (TDSSAA) 56.882 Mitchell Childerhose, Grand River CI (CWOSSA) 57.183 Finlay Toner, Almonte DHS (EOSSAA) 57.211 Ashbury College, NCSSAA 192 Barrie North, GBSSA 473 Almonte, EOSSAA 661 Mia Lewis, Louis-Riel (NCSSAA) 1:02.272 Alexandra Houle, Louis-Riel (NCSSAA) 1:03.103 Rachael MacMillan, Collingwood CI (GBSSA) 1:03.921 Louis-Riel, NCSSAA 172 Collingwood Collegiate, GBSSA 433 Our Lady of the Bay, GBSSA 501 Mia Lewis, Louis-Riel (NCSSAA) 65.062 Ava Currie, É.s.c. La Renaissance (YRAA) 65.483 Delila McQuay, Our Lady of the Bay (GBSSA) 66.291 Louis-Riel, NCSSAA 142 Collingwood CI, GBSSA 403 Eastview, GBSSA 571 Taylor Landon, Royal St. Georges (CISAA) 1:02.912 Ryder Sco, Our Lady of the Bay (GBSSA) 1:02.993 George Dawe, Louis-Riel (NCSSAA) 1:03.211 Lawrence Park CI, TDSSAA 402 Upper Canada College, CISAA 423 Our Lady of the Bay, GBSSA 501 Eddie Gerson, Leaside HS (TDSSAA) 64.922 Lachlan MacGregor, Upper Canada (CISAA) 66.353 Meric Pelleer, ÉSC Plantagenet (EOSSAA) 66.541 Upper Canada College, CISAA 282 Lawrence Park CI, TDSSAA 363 Louis-Riel, NCSSAA 641 Hayden Den Ouden, Noawasage Pines (GBSSA) 82.431 Andrew Bunkowsky, St. Michael’s CS (CISAA) 74.611 Hayden Den Ouden, Noawasage Pines (GBSSA) 61.00
32THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025The Nordic Skiing Championship in Sudbury was an outstanding success, made possible by Lockerby Composite School (NOSSA) and showcased some of the best high school skiers from across the province.Convenor Kerry Abols and his dedicated commiee organized a remarkable event that provided an unforgeable experience for all involved. The venue, Kivi Park, featured exceponal facilies and challenging trails suitable for all skill levels.Following the conclusion of the rst day’s races, athletes and coaches were treated to a memorable banquet at Science North. A memorable feature of the evening was the interacve and immersive exhibit Build with LEGO® bricks like a pro by world-renowned arst Sean Kenney.Before the awards ceremony, the Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Ryan Lafraniere in recognion of his outstanding contribuons and unwavering commitment to school sport.Medals were then awarded for individual races and team distance results—congratulaons to all the athletes!Weather condions were ideal throughout the compeon, seng the stage for excing performances and culminang in the thrilling team sprint relay races on the second day. Following these events, Nepean High School (NCSSAA) was crowned Junior Combined Team Champion, while Glebe Collegiate Instute (NCSSAA) claimed the Senior Combined Team Champion tle.Sincere thanks to all parcipants, coaches, volunteers, and commiee members for making this a top-notch event and creang lasng memories for so many students.OFSAA Nordic Skiing ChampionshipSudbury February 20 – 21, 20251. Melina Bernardo, St Mary’s College 27:45.61. Soa Smith, Parry Sound HS 15:18.42. Anna Vurma, Twin Lakes SS 15:32.03. Ella Cherno, Lisgar CI 16:29.41. Emily Parry, Huntsville HS 17:53.82. Isla Kimer, Mackenzie Community School 18:40.73. Megan Pineau, Lo-Ellen Park SS 19:06.41. Jasper Tchir, Korah CVS 13:59.82. Erich Schreiner, Glebe Collegiate 14:10.33. Julian Luoma, Lo-Ellen Park SS 14:13.71. Gord Farrell, Lockerby Composite 14:43.22. Ewan Duncan, Lockerby Composite 15:53.73. Cameron Young, Lockerby Composite 16:22.31. Chantal Kukulka, ÉSC Thériault 21:48.82. Jillian Daguerre, ÉSC Thériault 22:56.93. Elly Moore, Collingwood CI 22:57.71. Kiana Charest, ÉSC Thériault 23:37.22. Maea Knights, Our Lady of the Bay 24:14.93. Ailsa Bogan, Orangeville DSS 25:35.91. Evan Rebane, ÉSP Louis-Riel 18:40.82. Evan Moore, Collingwood CI 19:30.43. Ewan Pengra, Parry Sound HS 19:32.11. Corey Lacroix, Lo-Ellen Park SS 22:18.72. Duncan Gray, Parry Sound HS 22:19.63. Daniel Meisenheimer, West Carleton SS 22:52.91. Glebe CI 682. Nepean HS 803. Huntsville HS 881. ÉSC Thériault 402. Nepean HS 503. Glebe CI 851. Lockerby Composite 572. Korah CVS 943. Nepean HS 1041. Glebe CI 452. Parry Sound HS 693. Lo-Ellen Park SS 991. Huntsville HS 11:36.02. Nepean HS 11:37.33. Glebe CI 11:38.01. ÉSC Theriault 10:32.22. Nepean HS 11:13.33. Glebe CI 11:25.31. Korah CVS 9:58.22. Lockerby CS 10:09.03. Parry Sound HS 10:24.11. Glebe CI 9:17.02. Parry Sound HS 9:24.33. École secondaire Le Caron 9:47.3
33Championship ResultsChampionship ResultsFor the second consecuve year, the OFSAA Swimming Championships were held at the Pan Am Sports Centre in Toronto. This year, Convenor Tim White and his fantasc organizing commiee from CISAA welcomed 355 high schools and 2,369 student-athletes from OFSAA’s 18 member Associaons. An event of this magnitude could not be successfully completed without a great deal of help and so OFSAA would also like to thank the well-organized student volunteers and community swimming ocials who helped over the two days. During the championship, 14 Individual and three Relay Records were broken - some of them within the same race. Like all of OFSAA’s Championships and Fesvals, streaming has become an important and integral part of our events and the Swimming Championship is no excepon. This year there were 12,019 live streaming views originang from 58 dierent countries over the two days.This year’s OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to long-me teacher-coach Leanne McConnell from GHAC. Leanne taught at Central High School in Burlington and while swimming was her primary passion, she also coached soccer, cross country and eld hockey. As well as being acvely involved in school sport, Leanne was also the sta member in charge of dierent student and athlec councils that were responsible for running events for students in her school. Clearly Leanne is a most deserving recipient of this year’s award. Congratulaons and thank you, Leanne!OFSAA Swimming ChampionshipToronto March 4 – 5, 2025 OFSAA SWIMMING RESULTS 2025TEAM STANDINGS1. Georgetown DHS GHAC 1641.502. Sir Frederick Banng SS WOSSAA 14503. St. Robert CHS YRAA 7121. Nelson HS GHAC 1532. Georgetown DHS GHAC 1493. HB Beal SS WOSSAA 791. Georgetown DHS GHAC 1502. MM Robinson GHAC 1413. Holy Trinity CHS GHAC 1231. Sir Frederick Banng SS WOSSAA 3982. Upper Canada College CISAA 2543. Danforth CTI TDSSAA 2111. Sir Frederick Banng SS WOSSAA 3822. Innisdale SS GBSSA 2353. St. Joseph CHS GBSSA 2211. St. Andrew’s College CISAA 3492. Georgetown DHS GHAC 3473. Appleby College CISAA 2991. St. Joseph CSS ROPSSAA 256 Greenwood College CISAA 2563. ÉSC Paul Desmarais NCSSAA 2501. Georgetown DHS GHAC 2912. Upper Canada College CISAA 2333. John Fraser ROPSSAA 2061. Georgetown DHS GHAC 3302. Michael Power- St. Joseph HS TDCAA 2503. Sir Frederick Banng SS WOSSAA 230
34THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025PARA DIVISION1. Abby Grass Banng Memorial HS 34.342. Kate Smith St. Joseph CHS 34.643. Melinda S-E Nelson HS 35:751. George Kierstead Bracebridge & Muskoka Lakes 27:792. John Gillis St. Mary CHS 31:173. Timothy B MM Robinson HS 30.991. Kate Smith St. Joseph CHS 1:13:352. Melinda S-E Nelson HS 1:16:603. Abby Grass Banng Memorial SS 1:17:961. George Kierstead Bracebridge & Muskoka Lakes 59:992. John Gillis St. Mary CHS 1:07:013. Weston Moyer Sir Frederick Banng SS 1:24:761. Giuliana Mancini Holy Names CSS 44:042. Nala Beans St. Theresa CHS 50.043. Emma Riches Eden HS 45:331. Timothy B MM Robinson HS 38:172. Carter A Georgetown DHS 43:253. Zachary Ridgeway St. Thomas More CSS 47:20 HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION1. Nikita Wood Greenwood College 2:20:292. Diana Hothaza Cameron Heights CI 2:22:203. Senna CC Burlington Central HS 2:22:561. Dylan Rutledge Woodlands SS 2:06:682. Felix Yao AY Jackson SS 2:07:143. Costa Romanov ÉSC Paul Desmarais 2:11:141. Michael Power-St. Joseph TDCAA 2:21:122. Riverdale CI TDSSAA 2:22:193. Georgetown DHS GHAC 2:27:531. Upper Canada College CISAA 2:12:702. Georgetown DHS GHAC 2:13:533. East Elgin SS WOSSAA 2:14:741. Emily Parry Huntsville HS 29:482. Gabrielle I Georgetown DHS 29:543. Rachel Liang St. Theresa of Lisieux CHS 29:861. David Ji John Fraser SS 25:312. Daniel Almasi Michael Power-St. Joseph HS 25:423. Ethan Young Elliot Lake SS 26:141. Siobhan Kleuskens Goderich DCI 28:372. Emma Pobol The Woodlands 28:583. Taylor C Aldershot HS 28:701. Darius Landon Lambton CVI 24:222. Koen Kwon Holy Trinity CHS 24:523. Nixon Ball St. Andrew’s College 24:641. Xinyuan Zhang Bloor CI 34:232. Nasa Aronova Holy Trinity 35:563. Ellie Kostando Humberside CI 35:611. Owen Ramon St. Andrew’s College 31:872. William Zhang Merivale HS 32:933. Michael Chan Unionville HS 33:411. Syrah Mills St. Francis CSS 28:96R2. Ava Young Elliot Lake SS 30:173. Makayla Tucker Crestwood SS 30:531. Jackson S Georgetown DHS 27:092. Nixon Ball St. Andrew’s College 27:253. MIchael Li Markville SS 27:371. Hannah Medd Regiopolis-Notre Dame CHS 37:872. Violet Crowe Governor Simcoe SS 38:173. Hailey Park AB Lucas SS 38:901. Marcus Tang Unionville HS 32:732. Kevin Be St. Ignaus of Loyola 35:483. Kyle Ball Sir Frederick Banng 35:841. Tea Bouchard ÉSP Gisele-Lalonde 1:18:38R2. Avery Parris Dunbarton HS 1:19:703. Sierra Roy Christ the King CHS 1:22:741. Albert Zhao St. Robert CHS 1:10:382. Ryan Fang York Mills CI 1:12:993. Liam McCreery Woodstock CI 1:13:311. St. Joseph CSS ROPSSAA 2:16:462. ÉSC Paul Desmarais NCSSAA 2:18:933. Holy Trinity GHAC 2:20:701. Appleby College CISAA 2:00:092. Sir Frederick Banng SS WOSSAA 2:00:863. Georgetown DHS GHAC 2:00:951. Georgetown DHS GHAC 2:07:052. Riverdale CI TDSSAA 2:07:983. Malvern CI TDSSAA 2:10:271. John Fraser SS ROPSSAA 1:53:362. Georgetown DHS GHAC 1:55:973. Parkdale CI TDSSAA 1:56:531. Syrah Mills St. Francis CSS 1:09:03R2. Ava Young Elliot Lake SS 1:09:783. Ainsley Parker Greenwood College 1:14:041. Darius Landon Lambton CVI 1:00:68R2. Ryan Ball Sir Frederick Banng SS 1:01:31R3. Braeden Medd Regiopolis-Notre Dame CHS 1:04:131. Rosalie Villeneuve ÉSC De Hearst 1:17:042. Alexis Fredrich Port Colborne HS 1:17:233. Bridget Woolley East Elgin SS 1:17:801. David Ji John Fraser SS 1:06:852. Kevin Be Leamington HS 1:10:123. Timafei Turtsou St. Ignaus of Loyola 1:11:451. Zoe Romanov ÉSC Paul Desmarais 1:02:542. Mylana Campanaro Westmount SS 1:03:353. Olivia Sheldon Eden HS 1:04:05
35Championship Results1. Charles Williams St. Andrew’s College 55:642. Ashton Gort North Toronto CI 56:383. Tolga Kartoglu Sir Frederick Banng SS 56:941. Senna CC Central HS 1:05:362. Gabrielle I Georgetown DHS 1:05:523. Emily Parry Huntsville HS 1:05:621. Jonathan Lacko Mentor College 55:49R2. Ethan Young Elliot Lake SS 57:463. Kristopher Marr Central SS 59:121. Indya Penlchuk Elmira DHS 1:12:592. Sasha Paterson Brooklin HS 1:13:113. Meredith Holloway Collingwood CI 1:13:311. Jackson S Georgetown DHS 1:02:322. Miles French Humberside CI 1:02:653. Michael Li Markville SS 1:05:001. Maria Marn Elmira DHS 32:642. Madison Lee Port Colborne HS 32:853. Ella Aard Riverdale CI 32:921. Jonathan Lacko Mentor College 27:092. Daniel Almasi Michael Power-St. Joseph CHS 27:593. Marcus Tang Unionville HS 29:691. Greenwood College CISAA 1:58:502. St. Joseph CSS ROPSSAA 2:00:643. St. Robert CHS CISAA 2:02:491. Appleby College CISAA 1:42:292. St. Andrew’s College CISAA 1:43:943. Upper Canada College CISAA 1:46:24OPEN DIVISION1. Taira Vroom Innisdale SS 2:02:302. Madie Pierog Bishop Allen CSS 2:07:643. Shea Gillespie St. Joseph CHS 2:08:531. Ewan Shearer Sir Frederick Banng SS 1:52:81R2. Charlie Keenes Cardinal Leger CSS 1:55:683. George Zhou Ashbury College 1:56:191. Sir Frederick Banng SS WOSSAA 2:00:382. St. Anne’s School CISAA 2:04:293. Newmarket HS YRAA 2:04:441. Upper Canada College CISAA 1:48:792. Danforth CTI TDSSAA 1:48:933. AB Lucas SS WOSSAA 1:51:861. Taya Hutchison Cardinal Carter SS 25:43R2. Annabelle Jackson Chippewa SS 26:143. Sara Mason LaSalle SS 26:481. Connor Barnardo Sir Frederick Banng SS 23:342. Trevor Campbell St. Stephen SS 23:363. Corbin Longn Thousand Islands SS 23:661. Hayley Oke Huntsville HS 1:01:212. Olivia Johnson Donald A. Wilson SS 1:02:023. Eunice Cheung Newmarket HS 1:02:261. Brady Lewison Notre Dame CHS 55:432. Corbin Longn Thousand Island SS 55:833. Ausn Williams Centennial SS 56:921. Veanna Bui Bill Crothers SS 1:11:712. Lauren Stokely Sir Frederick Banng SS 1:13:353. Onna Okeke St. Anne’s School 1:14:031. Noah Chang Michael Power - St. Joseph 1:02:03R2. Tazio Mastromaeo St. Thomas Aquinas 1:02:373. Benjamin CÉSCon De La Salle College 1:03:081. Taira Vroom Innisdale SS 2:17:222. Abigail Yuen University of Toronto Schools 2:21:273. Halley Lupton Bayside SS 2:23:991. Ewan Shearer Sir Frederick Banng SS 2:02:89R2. Benjamin CÉSCon De La Salle College 2:08:103. Samuel Lanca Glebe CI 2:09:021. Esther Lu Sir Frederick Banng SS 1:04:092. Julia Denes St. Joseph CHS 1:05:822. Sarah Mason LaSalle SS 1:05:821. Nicholas Radjenovic Bishop Allen CSS 56.68R2. Jonathan Gallacher Ange-Gabriel 56:95R3. Trevor Campbell St. Stephen SS 57:54R1. Taya Hutchison Cardinal Carter SS 55:92R2. Annabelle Jackson Chippewa SS 57:563. Kendra Murray Dunbarton HS 58:351. Connor Barnardo Sir Frederick Banng SS 50:452. Gavin Schinkelshoek ÉSC De Pain Court 50:743. Arthur Galiano Louis-Riel SS 51.981. Hayley Oke Huntsville HS 1:02:062. Abby Fellinger Assumpon College 1:03:403. Sophie Rix Bracebridge & Muskoka Lakes 1:04:031. Nicholas Radjenovic Bishop Allen CSS 55:202. Jonathan Gallacher Ange-Gabriel CA 55:373. Brady Lewison Notre Dame CHS 55:941. Innisdale SS GBSSA 3:58:30R2. St. Joseph CHS GBSSA 4:03:453. Sir Frederick Banng SS WOSSAA 4:06:571. Sir Frederick Banng SS WOSSAA 3:27:25R2. Upper Canada College CISAA 3:34:24R3. Glebe CI NCSSAA 3:39:79
36THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025The Girls’ A Volleyball Championship took place in the heart of downtown Toronto, hosted by Garry Kollins of University of Toronto Schools (TDCAA). Matches were held at both U.T.S. and Toronto Metropolitan University’s Kerr Hall, providing an excing backdrop for the compeon. Players embraced the downtown experience, sharing photos as they navigated the city by subway, traveling between venues and exploring local eateries between games.During the championship banquet, the Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Frances McCormick of Father John Redmond Catholic Secondary School (TDCAA). With over 20 years of dedicaon to school sports across the Toronto Catholic District School Board, McCormick has served as an athlec director, coach, and tournament convenor. A passionate advocate for physical educaon, she has consistently encouraged student parcipaon while fostering a welcoming and supporve environment for all. Congratulaons, Frances! The championship game saw a rematch of the CISAA nal between De La Salle and The York School. The York School took set one but De La Salle came back winning three straight sets to take home the gold medals. Congratulaons to the 2025 OFSAA Girls’ A Volleyball Champions, De La Salle College student-athletes: Georgia Baston, Milena Boza Chimilovski, Adelaide Cosgrove, Alexandra Kiriakou, Lara Leonardi, Libaneo Lima, Evelyn Mikina, Anna Poutanen, Sophie Poutanen, Avery Purkis, Anna Schaeer, Anna Sophie Vieira, Olivia Zhang, and coaches, Chiara Da Silva, Michela Di Rauso, David Iantosca, and Stephen Mason.The Team Sportsmanship Award was presented to John Polanyi Collegiate Instute (TDSSAA) for their outstanding display of sportsmanship. Their team introduced the tradion of “pinning” at this championship, wring posive messages on clothespins and secretly aaching them to players’ backpacks and clothing. This gesture of encouragement and camaraderie is a fun and meaningful tradion embraced by volleyball teams worldwide and it was fun to see it come to life at OFSAA!OFSAA Girls’ A Volleyball Championship Toronto March 3 – 5, 2025QUARTER-FINALSUTS def. Woodstock 25-18, 25-15, 25-22 The York School def. Hamilton 25-19, 22-25, 25-22, 25-21 L’Horizon def. Père-René 12-25, 25-15, 25-21, 31-29, 15-10 De La Salle def. Quinte 25-11, 25-18, 25-15 SEMI-FINALSDe La Salle def. L’Horizon 25-20, 25-9, 25-21 The York School def. UTS 25-22, 25-21, 25-21CONSOLATION FINALSt. Thomas Aquinas def. St. Michael 19-25, 25-12, 25-21, 25-15BRONZE MEDAL GAMEUTS def. L’Horizon 25-9, 25-21, 26-28, 21-25, 15-11GOLD MEDAL GAMEDe La Salle def. The York School 23-25, 25-16, 25-14, 25-17De La Salle College CISAAThe York School CISAAQuinte C.H.S. COSSAÉ.S.C.Père-René-de-Galinée CWOSSASt. Michael C.H.S. EOSSAAÉ.S.C.Nouvelle Alliance GBSSAÉ.S.A.C. Mère-Teresa GHACÉ.S.C.Saint-Charles Garnier LOSSANotre Dame H.S. NCSSAAÉ.S.C.Sainte-Marie NEOAAÉ.S.C.L’Horizon NOSSASt. Thomas Aquinas H.S. NWOSSAABrampton Chrisan School ROPSSAAHamilton District C.H.S. SOSSAÉ.S.C.E.J. Lajeunesse SWOSSAAUniversity of Toronto Schools TDCAAÉ.S.C.Saint-Frère André TDCAAJohn Polanyi C.I. TDSSAAWoodstock C.I. WOSSAAÉ.S.C.Renaissance YRAA PARTICIPATING TEAMS (20)
37Championship ResultsThe Girls’ AA Volleyball Championship took place in North Bay, hosted by Chippewa Secondary School (NOSSA). Under the leadership of experienced convenor Sara Pickles, the event was well-organized, ensuring a memorable experience for all parcipants. Matches were held at the Canadore College Gym and Dome, which provided an exceponal venue to welcome teams from across Ontario.At the banquet, the Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Shawn Plamondon of Chippewa S.S. Recognized for his dedicaon to school and community athlecs, Shawn has played a crucial role as a coach, local convenor and fundraiser. Alongside Sara, he has been instrumental in organizing numerous OFSAA championships over the years.The championship culminated in an excing nal between É.S.C. Champlain (NOSSA) and Oakridge S.S. (WOSSAA) - a team that had not dropped a single set throughout the championship. Oakridge S.S. maintained their awless record in the gold medal match, securing the championship with a decisive victory in three straight sets. Congratulaons to the 2025 OFSAA Girls’ AA Volleyball Champions, Oakridge S.S. student-athletes: Lina Alipanah, Avery Brooks, Mikaylin Cheng, Sarah Faisal, Cassandra Kerkho, Hana Mahmoud, Kate Mathieu, Mariya Miljkovic, Stella Moore, Evie Morrison, Lauren Rendall, Ana Stojanovic, Jenna Tunks, Lauren Valeriote and coaches, Jon Marr, Mike Darling, and Corina Simpson. The Team Sportsmanship Award was presented to Fort Frances H.S. (NWOSSAA). The team displayed exceponal sportsmanship on and o the court, demonstrang respect, teamwork, and a posive atude throughout the championship.OFSAA Girls’ AA Volleyball Championship North Bay March 3 – 5, 2025QUARTER-FINALSGlenview Park def. Sir John Henry 25-10, 25-21, 21-25, 25-13 Champlain def. Franco Ouest 25-9, 25-10, 25-14 Aurora def. Riverside 25-20, 25-22, 25-20 Oakridge def. Branksome Hall 25-21, 25-18, 25-14SEMI-FINALSOakridge def. Aurora 26-24, 25-22, 26-24 Champlain def. Glenview Park 25-21, 25-16, 27-29, 28-26CONSOLATION FINALPort Perry def. E.L. Crossley 19-25, 25-23, 25-15, 25-22BRONZE MEDAL GAMEAurora def. Glenview Park 25-20, 25-19, 25-19GOLD MEDAL GAMEOakridge def. Champlain 25-19, 25-8, 25-13Branksome Hall CISAASt. Mary C.S.S. COSSAGlenview Park CWOSSAPerth & D.C.I. EOSSAASt. Joseph’s C.H.S. GBSSAElsie MacGill S.S. GHACPort Perry H.S. LOSSAÉ.S.C.Béatrice-Desloges NCSSAAÉ.S.C.Franco-Ouest NCSSAAÉ.S.C.Thériault NEOAAÉ.S.C.Champlain NOSSAChippewa S.S. NOSSAFort Frances H.S. NWOSSAALorne Park S.S. ROPSSAAE.L. Crossley S.S. SOSSARiverside S.S. SWOSSAASt. John Henry Newman C.H.S. TDCAASir Oliver Mowat C.I. TDSSAAOakridge S.S. WOSSAAAurora H.S. YRAA PARTICIPATING TEAMS (20)
38THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025The Girls’ AAA Volleyball Championship was a well-organized event from start to nish and featured some highly-compeve and excing performances. Championship Convenor Krista Caron and Co-Convenor Mike Skeoch from Dr. Frank J. Hayden Secondary School (GHAC), along with all their volunteers and organizers, worked relessly to deliver a seamless and successful event for athletes and coaches.Before the teams took the court, the Burlington Holiday Inn & Conference Centre hosted a fantasc banquet. The Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Mitchell Kleer of Dr. Frank J. Hayden Secondary School for his contribuons to school sport. Sam Schachter, a Canadian Olympic beach volleyball player, was the keynote speaker.The championship nal saw St. Aloysius Gonzaga Catholic Secondary School (ROPSSAA) defeat Dunbarton High School (LOSSA). Congratulaons to the following Gonzaga athletes and coaches on their well-deserved gold medal victory: Alissa Di Cecca, Athalia Duong, Alyssa Flack, Gloria Gao, Emily Karaz, Arianna Lonardi, Csilla Lorincz, Anna Minyaylo, Darshjot Searay, Alexis Spehr, Aimy Tanaka, Reimi Tanaka, Alice Zhou and coaches, Carley Simpson, Benjamin Charles, Jerey Hohendorf, Ivana Jerkovic, and Melanie Jones.Congratulaons are also extended to St. Robert C.H.S. (YRAA) on being named the winners of the Team Sportsmanship Award for demonstrang good sportsmanship, posive character, and represenng themselves, their team and their associaon with excellence and grace.OFSAA Girls’ AAA Volleyball Championship Burlington March 3 – 5, 2025QUARTER-FINALSOakville Trafalgar def. Westmount 25-15, 25-17, 25-14 Dunbarton def. St. Robert 25-22, 27-15, 25-22 St. Aloysius Gonzaga def. Bishop Allen 25-16, 25-23, 22-25, 25-14 Thornlea def. Ursuline 22-25, 28-26, 25-13, 12-25, 15-6SEMI-FINALSDunbarton def. Oakville Trafalgar 26-24, 25-22, 25-22 St. Aloysius Gonzaga def. Thornlea 17-25, 25-18, 25-21, 25-18CONSOLATION FINALFranco-Cité def. Humberside 25-18, 25-18, 25-13BRONZE MEDAL GAMEOakville-Trafalgar def. Thornlea 23-25, 25-23, 25-17, 25-15GOLD MEDAL GAMESt. Aloysius Gonzaga def. Dunbarton 20-25, 25-15, 25-23, 25-17Bishop Strachan School CISAAAdam Sco C.V.I. COSSAJacob Hespeler S.S. CWOSSAKingston S.S. EOSSAAMaple Ridge S.S. GBSSAIroquois Ridge H.S. GHACOakville Trafalgar H.S. GHACDunbarton H.S. LOSSAUxbridge S.S. LOSSAÉ.S.C.Franco-Cité NCSSAASt. Charles College NOSSASt. Aloysius Gonzaga C.S.S. ROPSSAASt. Marcellinus C.S.S. ROPSSAAWestmount S.S. SOSSAUrsuline College SWOSSAABishop Allen Academy TDCAAHumberside C.I. TDSSAAA.B. Lucas S.S. WOSSAAThornlea S.S. YRAASt. Robert C.H.S. YRAA PARTICIPATING TEAMS (20)
39Championship ResultsWrestling made its way to The Aud in Kitchener this year. Steve Gross and his commiee from Resurrecon Catholic Secondary School ran an outstanding championship by ulizing the community, the sta at the Aud and the large area to compete. The commiee used some new ideas to help run the championship smoothly and with the help of the army of volunteers from Resurrecon and other schools in the area, the championship was a huge success. Over the two days of compeon, there were 1,674 matches with 1,245 on the rst day and 429 on the second. This year’s championship had over 900 student-athletes which included prelims for nine separate weight classes in both the boys and girls events. Congratulaons to our award winners for this year! Lachie Peters from Notre Dame in Woodstock and Page McRoy from St. Mary in Kitchener won the ocials award for sportsmanship, and in an emoonal ceremony, Guy Quenville nished a 54-year career as an ocial with the ocial’s award. The Leadership in School Sport Awards went to Karen Smart from Waterloo Oxford and Dave Rier from Centre Wellington. Bishop Ryan (GHAC) was able to defend their girls’ championship and St. Aloysius Gonzaga (ROPSSAA) defended their boys’ championship. St. Mary (LOSSA) won the overall championshipOFSAA Wrestling ChampionshipKitchener March 4 – 5, 20251. Mich Lynn - Superior Heights - NOSSA2. Isabella Karczewski - Branord - CWOSSA3. Soa Fernandes – St. Mary - LOSSA4. Tyler Mackenzie - L`Essor - SWOSSAA5. Charloe Hopkins - L`Essor - SWOSSAA6. Catheryn Lavoie - Sir Frederick Banng - WOSSAA1. Lucy Butler - Great Lakes - SWOSSAA2. Rachel Bijo - Fletcher`s Meadow - ROPSSAA3. Kendra MacTaggart - Saunders - WOSSAA4. Olivia De Giorgi - St. Jean de Brebeuf - GHAC5. Zoe Hale - Dunbarton - LOSSA6. Ally Garrow - Waterloo Oxford - CWOSSA1. Madelin Jose - Hammarskjold - NWOSSAA2. Aamina Ajaz - Vincent Massey - SWOSSAA3. Sarah Jones - St. Ignaus - NWOSSAA4. Lily Taras - Lakeshore - SOSSA5. Ravleen Sran - Fletcher`s Meadow - ROPSSAA6. Ella Doucet – St. Mary - LOSSA1. Lauren MacGregor - Bear Creek - GBSSA2. Alexia La - Pickering - LOSSA3. Adsaya Piranavan – St. Mary - LOSSA4. Camryn Vaughan - Cameron Heights - CWOSSA5. Ava Shirani - Aurora - YRAA6. Mina Stewart - Newtonbrook - TDSSAA1. Emma Chartres - Bill Crothers - YRAA2. Tanam Guro - Louise Arbour - ROPSSAA3. Yewande Oluwole - Newtonbrook - TDSSAA4. Bianca Romano - Welland Centennial - SOSSA5. Taylor Quenneville - L`Essor - SWOSSAA6. Layla Stumpf-Fawce - Saunders - WOSSAA1. Gia Bedours - St. Thomas More - GHAC2. Mylie Baccari - St. Patricks - NWOSSAA3. Ava Hunyady - John F Ross - CWOSSA4. Charloe Gordon - St. Ignaus - NWOSSAA5. Clare Fedy - Guelph Collegiate - CWOSSA6. Audrey Gilbert Parsons - Canterbury - NCSSAA1. Myla Blackshaw - Resurrecon - CWOSSA2. Makinleigh Courtney - Holy Cross - EOSSAA3. Haevyn Bole - Parkside - WOSSAA4. Shelby Kemp - Tilbury - SWOSSAA5. Elma Albaba - Bishop Ryan - GHAC6. Kate Goddard - Uxbridge - LOSSA1. Taylor Engelen - Bishop Ryan - GHAC2. Emma Walker – St. Mary`s College - NOSSA3. Aleena Dhanji - Bear Creek - GBSSA4. Kaelyn McArthur - Great Lakes - SWOSSAA5. Briannah Dumouchelle - L`Essor - SWOSSAA6. Naomi Boronka - Waterloo Oxford - CWOSSA1. Annie Niemann - Holy Cross - EOSSAA2. Simeh Chavez - Sir John A MacDonald - TDSSAA3. Julia Beasley - Thomas A Stewart - COSSA4. Kensi Pollard - Northern - SWOSSAA5. Sadie Avram - Hilleld Strathallan College - CISAA6. Iringo Leder - Port Credit - ROPSSAA1. Ella De Almeida - Bishop Ryan - GHAC2. Mimi Okeke - Assumpon - SWOSSAA3. Ariel Baugh - Mayeld - ROPSSAA4. Sage Madere - Great Lakes - SWOSSAA5. Nathassha Wasdani - Humberside - TDSSAA6. Flourish Nmor - St. Joseph`s - WOSSAA1. Charloe Bowslaugh - Eden - SOSSA2. Charisa Okeke - Assumpon - SWOSSAA3. Emmanuella Caleb - Ursuline College - SWOSSAA4. Felisity McDonald – St. Mary`s College - NOSSA5. Simrin Narwal - West Humber - TDSSAA6. Emily Hopper - Georgetown - GHAC1. Elora Bain - Nantyr Shores - GBSSA2. Daniella Papia - Assumpon - SWOSSAA3. Alyssa Pistrio - Holy Trinity - LOSSA4. Aniah Zedan - Louise Arbour - ROPSSAA5. Stacey Wilson - Bear Creek - GBSSA6. Lucy Reitzel - Resurrecon - CWOSSA1. Emily Harris - Superior - NWOSSAA2. Andie Watson - Medway - WOSSAA3. Kendelle Sco - Central Elgin - WOSSAA4. Mariah Mixon - Riverside - SWOSSAA5. Riccanna Gilmore - Longelds Davidson Heights - NCSSAA6. Melina Pomroy - Blessed Trinity - SOSSA1. Tarie Dime – St. Mary - LOSSA2. Abagail Connell - Georgetown - GHAC3. Kayla Ducasse - Sinclair - LOSSA4. Melina Lopez – St. Mary`s - CWOSSA5. Chelsea Haynes - Blessed Trinity - SOSSA6. Sukhmeet Randhawa - College Ave - WOSSAA1. Audrey Komon - Gloucester - NCSSAA2. Gurjot Sidhu - Streetsville - ROPSSAA3. Emily Sco - Kingston - EOSSAA4. Krista Coleman - St. Thomas More - GHAC5. Maria Casllo - Lester B Pearson - NCSSAA6. Viktoria Myrutenko - Sir Robert Borden - NCSSAA
40THE BULLETIN SPRING 20251. Marlee Boucha - Beaver Brae - NWOSSAA2. Kayla Jean Malcom – St. Patricks - SWOSSAA3. Lexi Wilkinson - Northern - SWOSSAA4. Meg Sturgeon - Thomas A Stewart - COSSA5. Cherish Carpenter - Beaver Brae - NWOSSAA6. Jacklyn Iacoboni - St. Joseph - SWOSSAA1. Mary Oli - St. Francis Xavier - NCSSAA2. Jameka Campbell - Sir Frederick Banng - WOSSAA3. Emma Blair - A.B. Lucas - WOSSAA4. Precious Emeka - Bronte College - ROPSSAA5. Layla Higgs - Stamford - SOSSA6. Peighton Krueger - Branord - CWOSSA1. Bentley Mendoza - Monsignor Doyle - CWOSSA2. Jacob Warrel - Bear Creek - GBSSA3. Jacob Suon - Essex - SWOSSAA4. Jon Angelo Aenza – St. Mary - LOSSA5. Ali Syed - Elsie MacGill - GHAC6. Mahammad Ahmadzai - Gloucester - NCSSAA1. Landon MacRae - Centre Duerin - CWOSSA2. Camden Gerard - Belle River - SWOSSAA3. Jude Garrucho - Resurrecon - CWOSSA4. Jaden Param - Fletcher`s Meadow - ROPSSAA5. Adam Huybers - Cathedral - GHAC6. Fiton Mirena - Streetsville - ROPSSAA1. Tayim Dahcha - St. Aloysius Gonzaga - ROPSSAA2. Jaylen Brooks - Kennedy - SWOSSAA3. Amer Sa - Bluevale - CWOSSA4. Jacob Fazari - Bishop Ryan - GHAC5. Anton Rozic - St. Ignaus - NWOSSAA6. Maiwan Nasseri - Fletcher`s Meadow - ROPSSAA1. Finn Brophy - Loyalist Collegiate - EOSSAA2. Anthony Canuto - St. Jean de Brebeuf - GHAC3. Ricky Parra - Forest Heights - CWOSSA4. Azzam Elmuhammed - Brampton Centennial - ROPSSAA5. Keagan Norris - Barrie North - GBSSA6. Chrisan Coccia - Bishop Ryan - GHAC1. Oscar Chin - Dr. Norman Bethune - TDSSAA2. Benny Remillard - Centennial - CWOSSA3. Dylan Molnar - Craig Kielburger - GHAC4. Anfaal Bu - North Park - ROPSSAA5. Ali Mahran - Elsie MacGill - GHAC6. Seamus Davidson-Wood – Maple Ridge - GBSSA1. Aaharen Piranavan – St. Mary - LOSSA2. Karanvir Mahal - St. Augusne - ROPSSAA3. Logan DeBono - Riverside - SWOSSAA4. Nathan Evangelista - St. Thomas More - GHAC5. Tiago Mota - Bishop Ryan - GHAC6. Dion Pan - Albert Campbell - TDSSAA1. Marco Vargas - West Humber - TDSSAA2. Kane Chartrand - Bishop A Carter - NOSSA3. Aydan Cook - St. Thomas More - GHAC4. Merric BeauParlant - Hammarskjold - NWOSSAA5. Wesley Heathers - College Ave - WOSSAA6. Andrew Lewis-Garraway - Newtonbrook - TDSSAA1. Nathan Nash - Hilleld Strathallan College - CISAA2. Brayden McInroy - Centre Duerin - CWOSSA3. Francesco Lapico - St. Thomas of Villanova - SWOSSAA4. William Lovell - Resurrecon - CWOSSA5. Braddock Slack - Holy Cross - EOSSA6. Vito Salamanca - St Patricks - SWOSSAA1. Dexter Bates - Holy Trinity - NCSSAA2. Aiden O`Neill - Nouvelle-Alliance - GBSSA3. Federico Ortencio - Neil McNeil - TDCAA4. Zayd Abdelrazzaq - Sandwich - SWOSSAA5. Yahya Akar - West Humber - TDSSAA6. Serop Chavez - Sir John A MacDonald - TDSSAA1. Ryan Dahcha - St. Aloysius Gonzaga - ROPSSAA2. Diego Ribiero - Bill Crothers - YRAA3. Koen Hurlbert - Westgate - NWOSSAA4. Noal Aubé - Timmins - NEOAA5. Thomas Fahner - Saunders - WOSSAA6. Brandon Hall - Ancaster - SOSSA1. Brealey Peters - É.S.C. Notre-Dame - WOSSAA2. Kean Olah - Bill Crothers - YRAA3. Parker Zimmerman - Oakridge - WOSSAA4. Gatlin Reilly - L`Essor - SWOSSAA5. Heath Ozog - EL Crossley - SOSSA6. Aarush Deka - Vincent Massey - SWOSSAA1. Wesam Sa`ed - Stephen Lewis - ROPSSAA2. Reed Ozog - EL Crossley - SOSSA3. Darius Dodon - Ancaster - SOSSA4. Mac Mithrush - St. Patricks - NWOSSAA5. Andre Mrkobrada - A.B. Lucas - WOSSAA6. JJ McCahill - Northern - SWOSSAA1. Ausn Brabant - Bear Creek - GBSSA2. Keylin Cowan - Branord - CWOSSA3. Carson Cairns - Bluevale - CWOSSA4. Jaxsyn Gillis - North Hasngs - COSSA5. Lachie Peters - É.S.C. Notre-Dame - WOSSAA6. Daniel Haskaj - Father Bressani - YRAA1. Ethan Dobbie - Orchard Park - SOSSA2. Sasha Krylov - Newtonbrook - TDSSAA3. Charlie Zilcosky - Harbord - TDSSAA4. Spencer Brabant - Bear Creek - GBSSA5. Mathys Carrier-Moreault - St. Francois-Xavier - SWOSSAA6. Titus Hayes - Great Lakes - SWOSSAA1. Chanjot Kang - Mayeld - ROPSSAA2. Trent Sweet - Twin Lakes - GBSSA3. Spencer Wickens - Montcalm - WOSSAA4. Julian Rhind - Beaver Brae - NWOSSAA5. Ryan Custers - Thorold - SOSSA6. Lawrence DiMaria - Fletcher`s Meadow - ROPSSAA1. Samuel Awonuga - Woburn - TDSSAA2. Lucas Jackson - St. Ignaus - NWOSSAA3. Gavin MacGregor - Huron Height - YRAA4. Manraj Sahota - St. Roch - ROPSSAA5. Grin Wili - St Patricks - SWOSSAA6. Balkaran Purba - Grand River - CWOSSA1. Anthony Minarik - É.S.C. Thériault - NEOAA2. Mitchell Hayward - Glendale - WOSSAA3. Praise Kenebi - St. Augusne - ROPSSAA4. Ayden Brown - Ursuline College - SWOSSAA5. Lee Jasper - Bill Crothers - YRAA6. Ausn Bicee - Sinclair - LOSSA1. Bishop Ryan (GHAC) 1092. St. Mary (LOSSA) 993. Assumpon (SWOSSAA) 921. St. Aloysius Gonzaga (ROPSSAA) 902. Bill Crothers (YRAA) 813. Bear Creek (GBSSA) 801. St. Mary (LOSSA) 1742. Bishop Ryan (GHAC) 1713. Bear Creek (GBSSA) 168
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42THE BULLETIN SPRING 2025EDUCATION THROUGH SCHOOL SPORTLE SPORT SCOLAIRE : UN ENTRAÎNEMENT POUR LA VIE