Bulletin. The OFSAA Championship Calendar. Scholarship Recipients FALL 2017 SPRING 2017 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

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1 SPRING 2017 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS The FALL 2017 Bulletin OFSAA Championship Calendar Scholarship Recipients EDUCATION THROUGH SCHOOL SPORT LE SPORT SCOLAIRE UN ENTRAINEMENT POUR LA VIE

2 Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations 3 Concorde Gate, Suite 204 Toronto, Ontario M3C 3N7 Website: Phone: (416) Fax: (416) see below Publications Mail Agreement Number: STAFF Executive Director Doug Gellatly doug@ofsaa.on.ca Sport Manager Shamus Bourdon shamus@ofsaa.on.ca Interim Program Manager Jim Barbeau jim@ofsaa.on.ca Communications Coordinator Pat Park pat@ofsaa.on.ca Operations Coordinator Beth Hubbard beth@ofsaa.on.ca Special Projects Coordinator Peter Morris morrisis@sympatico.ca Special Projects Coordinator Jim Barbeau jim@ofsaa.on.ca Special Projects Coordinator Brian Riddell brian@ofsaa.on.ca EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President Jennifer Knox, Kenner CI P: jennifer_knox@kprdsb.ca Past President Ian Press, Bayside SS P: ipress@hpedsb.on.ca Vice President Nick Rowe, York Memorial CI P: nick.rowe@tdsb.on.ca Metro Region Patty Johnson, CHAT P: djpj@rogers.com East Region Kendra Read, All Saints HS P: x 5 kendra.read@ocsb.ca West Region Michele Van Bargen, Strathroy DCI P: m.vanbargen@tvdsb.on.ca South Region Rob Thompson, St Aloysius Gonzaga P: rob.thompson@dpcdsb.org Central Region Shawn Morris, Stephen Lewis SS P: shawn.morris@yrdsb.ca North Region Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin P: lowet@franco-nord.ca CODE James McKinnon, Bruce-Grey CDSB P: jamie_mckinnon@bgcdsb.org CODE Jim Costello, Lambton-Kent DSB P: costelji@lkdsb.net CODE Rejean Sirois, CEC du Centre Est siroir@ecolecatholique.ca Member-at-Large Dale Huddleston P: gronk13@hotmail.com Member-at-Large Barry Mutrie P: barry.cwossa@gmail.com REPRESENTATIVES COUNCIL CISAA Fraser Bertram, Crescent School P: fbertram@crescentschool.org Jane King, Bishop Strachan School P: jking@bss.on.ca COSSA Brian Poste, North Hastings DHS P: bposte@hpedsb.on.ca Leslie Creedon, IE Weldon SS P: x leslie.creedon@tldsb.on.ca CWOSSA Johnny Forte, Cameron Heights CI P: johnny_forte@wrdsb.on.ca Pamela Robinson, Simcoe Composite P: x pamela.robinson@granderie.ca EOSSAA Suchetan James, Frontenac SS. P: jamess@limestone.on.ca Katherine Adams, Glengarry HS P katherine.adams@ucdsb.on.ca GBSSA Val Hargreaves, Eastview SS P: vhargreaves@scdsb.on.ca Steve Porter, Barrie North CI P: sporter@scdsb.on.ca GHAC Mark Freeman, Notre Dame CSS P: freemanm@hcdsb.org Carolyn Mossey, St. Jean de Brebeuf SS P: mosseyc@hwcdsb.on.ca LOSSA Brad White, Ajax HS P: brad_white@durham.edu.on.ca Linda Correia, Dunbarton HS P: Linda_correia@durham.edu.on.ca NCSSAA Sean Clancy, Gloucester HS P: sean.clancy@ocdsb.ca Kendra Read, All Saints CHS P: kendra.read@ocsb.ca NEOAA John Elliot, Timmins HS P: john.elliot@dsb1.ca Anita Anderson, Englehart HS P: anita.anderson@dsb1.edu.on.ca NOSSA Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin P: lowet@franco-nord.ca Kim Chezzi MacLennan, Lively District SS P: chezzik@rainbowschools.com NWOSSAA David McCallum, Westgate CVI P: david_mccallum@lakeheadschools.ca Janine Lavoie, Queen Elizabeth DHS P: janine.lavoie@kpdsb.on.ca ROPSSAA Rob Thompson, St Aloysius Gonzaga P: rob.thompson@dpcdsb.org Kelly Gouveia, Fletcher s Meadow P: x 424 kelly.gouveia@peelsb.com SOSSA Bob Gardiner, Dundas Valley SS P: rgardine@hwdsb.on.ca Christine Baillie, Stamford Collegiate P: baillie_sossa@hotmail.com SWOSSAA James Clarke, John McGregor P: ext james.clarke@lkdsb.net Denise Hebert, Assumption College P: denise_hebert@wecdsb.on.ca TDCAA Paul Solarski, Brebeuf College P: paul.solarski@tcdsb.org Patty Johnson, CHAT P: djpj@rogers.com TDSSAA George Kourtis, Toronto DSB P: george.kourtis@tdsb.on.ca TBA TBA TBA WOSSAA Tim Clayton, Mother Teresa CSS P: tclayton@office.ldcsb.ca Michele Van Bargen, Strathroy DCI P: m.vanbargen@tvdsb.on.ca YRAA Shawn Morris, Stephen Lewis SS P: shawn.morris@yrdsb.edu.on.ca Liana Williams, Milliken Mills HS P: lianawilliams@yrdsb.edu.on.ca ADVISORS Ministry of Education Debra Cormier P: debra.cormier@ontario.ca Ministry of Tourism, Culture Marie Dannhaeuser P: marie.dannhaeuser@ontario.ca and Sport

3 Contents OFSAA NEWS President s Message...2 OFSAA Coaching Symposium...2 Age Classifications for Transfer Appeal Meeting Dates...3 OFSAA Social Spotlight...3 Hosting or Attending an Invitational Event?...4 Spalding Keeping Football Safe...4 Sanctioned Invitationals...5 Please Support OFSAA Sponsors...6 Policy Changes from the AGM...7 Try Day...almost full!...7 Housekeeping Update School Sport Canada Online Courses /CIOS...10 FESTIVAL RESULTS Boys A/AA & AAA Lacrosse...17 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS OFSAA Boys Baseball...20 OFSAA Boys A/AA & AAA Rugby OFSAA Girls A/AA & AAA Rugby OFSAA Boys A Soccer...25 OFSAA Girls A...26 OFSAA Boys & Girls AA Soccer...27 OFSAA Boys AAA Soccer...28 OFSAA Girls AAA Soccer...29 OFSAA Tennis OFSAA Track & Field SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS Brian Maxwell Award Winners OFSAA Alumni Scholarship Recipients OFSAA Alumni Scholarship Team Sportsmanship Award Leadership in School Sport Award...15 KidSport Grants EVENTS OFSAA Championship Calendar Thank you to the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport and the Ministry of Education for their generous contributions and support. 1

4 We are pleased to welcome Jennifer Knox who begins her two-year term as OFSAA president. Jennifer is currently principal of Kenner Collegiate and Vocational Institute in Peterborough. She attended Wilfrid Laurier University where she played varsity tennis, was president of the Women s Athletic Association, and was recognized as the woman contributing most to athletics. Jen began her teaching career in Calgary before returning to Ontario, where she has taught at several schools over the years and coached a variety of sports including cross country running, basketball, and volleyball. As a high school athlete, her goal was always to get to OFSAA championships, and this is something her son and daughter both wanted to achieve as well. In addition to her busy life as a principal and OFSAA president, Jen also likes to play tennis, ski, hike, kayak and sail. OFSAA President s message Jennifer Knox I am excited to be OFSAA s President after serving with Ian Press and Jim Woolley for the past two years as the Vice President. We are very fortunate to welcome Doug Gellatly back as the Executive Director and with his experience and expertise, he will ensure that we are moving in a positive direction and will be a strong leader in the office with several new staff. Volunteers are the core of high school sport and I so highly value their time and commitment to students. It is our volunteers who define our mission and enrich the lives of our students through school sport. Thank you to all of the coaches, teachers and administrators who will support students and sport in our schools this coming school year. This year we will start developing a new strategic plan, and will take input from our grassroots and move forward to best serve our student athletes, teacher coaches and high school sport in the province. We are far more than just championships and this will become evident as we move forward. We face challenging times with declining enrollment and an aging coaching population. Our CIAAA courses and professional development for athletic directors continues to be strong and will hopefully grow as we attract young teacher-coaches into the role. It is our goal to ensure that OFSAA remains committed to our motto, Education through School Sport and I m confident that we can continue to provide quality programs, professional development, education and support, as well as championships throughout the province. I look forward to the next two years as President and welcome your input and comments. I can be reached at jennifer_knox@kprdsb.ca. The OFSAA Coaching Symposium returns in 2018! The bi-annual conference unites teacher-coaches across the province as they share ideas and get motivated! Focusing on the technical side of coaching, the conference provides sport specific skills, drills and strategies through oncourt and classroom sessions. The program has introductory and advanced sessions that will benefit both new and seasoned coaches. Best practice sessions will also be offered for new and experienced educators; providing strategies and information useful to any physical education environment. Basketball Soccer Badminton Sessions Include: Volleyball Rugby Nutrition Athlete Training CIOS Certification And much more! Please watch our website this fall for more information: DON T MISS OUT! 2 THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

5 Age Classifications for the School Year For the school year, a Midget will be born in 2003 or later and may only compete at OFSAA in the Midget category for one year in Grade 9. A Junior will be born in 2002 or 2003 and a Senior will be born in 1998 or later or earlier Ineligible 1998 Senior 1999 Senior 2000 Senior 2001 Senior 2002/2003 Junior 2003 Midget How old was the student on January 1, 2017? Years of eligibility Coaches are reminded that students are eligible to compete for no more than five consecutive years from date of entry into Grade 9. There is no appeal to this rule Transfer Appeal Meeting Dates Meeting Date Deadline for Applications Thurs., Oct. 5, 2017 Mon., Sept. 25, 2017 Fri., Nov. 3, 2017 Thurs., Oct. 19, 2017 Tues., Dec. 12, 2017 Mon., Nov. 27, 2017 Thurs., Feb. 22, 2018 Wed., Feb. 7, 2018 Thurs., Apr. 19, 2018 Wed., Apr. 4, 2018 To appeal to an Association decision, please call the OFSAA office 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 letter will be sent to the student, c/o the principal, stating the date, time and location of the appeal hearing. The letter will outline what information the student must provide prior to the meeting date. OFSAA NEWS OFSAA Social Spotlight Keep up to date with OFSAA news, photos, videos, championship information, scholarships, conferences, and much more, by following OFSAA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube! facebook.com/ofsaa twitter.com/ofsaa youtube.com/ofsaavids instagram.com/ofsaagram Follow individual championship results with live updates from OFSAA Championship twitter accounts. Updates and pics right from

6 Hosting or Attending an Invitational Event?? The ONLINE PROCESS to request OFSAA sanction. Go to the OFSAA website (ofsaa.on.ca) Click on Events/Sanctioned Events Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on the required form either to HOST or to ATTEND an invitational event Complete the form and Submit online Once approved the school principal, and the coach or convenor will receive a letter of confirmation. **All schools must now use this online method to request OFSAA sanction. Faxed forms will not be accepted. REMEMBER 1. OFSAA-sanctioned Invitational Events must not contain the words, Ontario, Provincial, National, Canadian, or Championship in their titles. 2. You MUST obtain OFSAA sanction for: Any interprovincial tournament or meet you are attending Invitational events you are hosting that involve out-of-province participants Any state or NFHS-sanctioned tournaments or meets you are attending in the United States (Some American tournaments do not indicate whether they are sanctioned so it is best to obtain OFSAA sanction to be on the safe side) Several cross-border states now require OFSAA sanction for exhibition events, so it is advisable to obtain sanction. Failure to obtain OFSAA sanction may result in sanctioning of your school by the OFSAA Board of Reference - Sanctions, and may cause the out-ofprovince invited teams to be sanctioned by their home association. Reminder to schools Once again your team may only play OFSAA-eligible students in all your games (league and invitational) if you wish to be eligible for OFSAA and OFSAA-approved invitational events within or outside of the province. What does OFSAA-sanctioned mean??? All participants must be eligible under the rules and regulations of the Provincial or State Association of which they are members. A teacher-coach will be present and responsible for the athletes throughout the duration of your event. Schools will only play other schools that are eligible under their province/state rules. Once you have applied for OFSAA sanction and receive your confirmation letter, check the website under Events/Sanctioned to make sure your school is listed as attending or hosting, and that the information is accurate. Athletic Directors and department heads... make sure this information gets to all your coaches, both teacher-coaches and non-teacher coaches. Applications must be received by OFSAA at least 30 days prior to the start of the event. Spalding Keeping Football Safe - Continued Support for sponsored by With last year s debut of the Alpha football as the official ball of OFSAA, Spalding has recommitted to keeping football safe in Ontario schools for the school year. Newly mandated OPHEA safety guidelines require one coach per team to have completed the NCCP Safe Contact course. A limited number of teacher-coaches who successfully complete the course can apply for up to a $99 reimbursement through the OFSAA website. This Program is courtesy of Spalding. From those successful applicants OFSAA will draw three winners who each receive $1500 product credit from Spalding. An additional 40 winners will receive a new Spalding Alpha football, official football of OFSAA. Please look into taking the Safe Contact course, and check the OFSAA website in September for details and upcoming news on Spalding s program and how to apply for your reimbursement and chance to win! 4 THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

7 Sanctioned Invitational High School Events CROSS COUNTRY Pirates Invitational Cross Country Meet September 29, 2017 Brockville Christine Grzela/Randy Givogue Thousand Islands SS Phone: Kitchissippi Ridge Invitational Cross Country Meet October 5, 2017 Petawawa Rick Schroeder/ Gary Serviss Phone: Valour School GOLF Longhorns Invitational Golf Tournament (M/F) Tuesday, September 19, 2017 Alberton Carl Van Landschoot Phone: Corpus Christi CSS SOCCER 15th Annual Marauder Boys Soccer Tournament October 4, 2017 Alliston Jeff Northrop Phone: Banting Memorial HS 25th Annual Marauder Girls Soccer Tournament May 4, 2018 Alliston Jeff Northrop Phone: Banting Memorial HS HOCKEY York University Tournaments There is a full slate of hockey tournaments for Junior and Senior Boys, Girls, and Coed teams, at York University from November until April. Check the website for the entire schedule. November until April Toronto Al Rose Phone: x251 York University arose@icesports.com 12th Annual Capital Hockey Tournament November 20-21, 2017 Ottawa Daniel Kelemen Phone: Holy Trinity CSS Daniel.kelemen@ocsb.ca Lady Crusader Girls Hockey Tournament Dec. 4-5, 2017 London Christian Finkenzeller Phone: Catholic Central HS cfinkenzeller@ldcsb.ca Mike Chaney mike.chaney@rogers.com Crusader Cup Bonanza Boys Hockey Tournament Dec , 2017 London Christian Finkenzeller Phone: Catholic Central HS cfinkenzeller@ldcsb.ca Mike Chaney mike.chaney@rogers.com Lady Crusader Pre-Playoff Girls Hockey Tournament Feb. 7, 2018 London Christian Finkenzeller Phone: Catholic Central HS cfinkenzeller@ldcsb.ca Mike Chaney mike.chaney@rogers.com Junior Crusader Boys Hockey Tournament March 27, 2018 London Christian Finkenzeller Phone: Catholic Central HS cfinkenzeller@ldcsb.ca Mike Chaney mike.chaney@rogers.com Varsity Boys Gator Hockey Tournament January 9-10, 2018 Port Colborne Steve Sim Phone: Lakeshore CHS stephen.sim@ncdsb.com Junior Boys Gator Hockey Tournament March 27-28, 2018 Port Colborne Steve Sim Phone: Lakeshore CHS stephen.sim@ncdsb.com Saint Francis Junior Boys Hockey Tournament April 4-5, 2018 St. Catharines James Whittard, Phone: St. Francis CSS james.whittard@ncdsb.com OFSAA NEWS 5

8 Please Support OFSAA s School Sport Sponsors OFSAA is fortunate to have several companies supporting school sport in Ontario. Official equipment has been play-tested and endorsed by experienced teacher-coaches. Please support these sponsors by using their products. Badminton Yonex Official racquet of OFSAA: B500, B600 DF, B7000 DF+ Official shuttlecocks of OFSAA: Mavis 350, Mavis 300, Mavis 7 Black Knight Official badminton eyewear provider of OFSAA Football Spalding Alpha, Official football of OFSAA Basketball Spalding TF-1000 Legacy, Official basketball of OFSAA Volleyball Baden Baden VCOR, Official volleyball of OFSAA Accommodations Westmont Hospitality Group Official hotel partner of OFSAA Cross Country and Track and Field Nike Official sponsor Character Athlete Award Jostens Official sponsor Shot Clock Scoreboard Man/ NEVCO Official Shot Clock of OFSAA 6 THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

9 Policy Changes from the AGM The OFSAA Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held April 6th 7th with Association representatives across the province in attendance. The assembly voted on a number of motions, a selection of which are detailed here. TRANSFER POLICY Prep Teams: Students who play on a Prep team within a school and then are no longer on that Prep team but remain at the school, are ineligible for the bona fide school team for the current school year and the following school year. Note 11 be added to read: If a student moves from their home school to play on a Prep/Elite team within the new school, that is not a bona fide school team, he/she is ineligible for any sport played at his/her former school in the previous twelve (12) months (as per OFSAA Transfer Policy) A Prep/Elite team within a school is defined as a team that is not a bona fide school team as defined in the OFSAA Playing Regulations. Note 12 be added to read If a student moves from their home school to play on a Prep/Elite team within a school, and then returns to his/ her home school, or any other member school of OFSAA, he/she is considered a transfer student and must seek eligibility through the Association transfer process. These students may not apply for eligibility under section b (i) of the Transfer Policy. Members of a school Prep team are considered to have participated in the sport if applying under Section b (ii) of the Policy. International Students The student is an international student who has transferred to an Ontario school from outside Canada or the United States and is attending the school designated by the school board. (Section a) (iv) Note 13) International students must meet all of the following conditions in order to apply under a) (iv): a) The student is registered in a member school as an international student and pay tuition to that school board according to international student policy and fee schedule. b) The incoming international student will be enrolled at the receiving school for at least 5 consecutive months or one semester period. c) All other OFSAA eligibility policies apply to the student. OFSAA TRANSGENDER PARTICIPATION POLICY Transgender: An umbrella term that refers to individuals whose gender identity and/or gender expression is different from what is traditionally associated with their assigned biological sex at birth. Transgender people may or may not undergo medically supportive treatments, such as hormone therapy and a range of surgical procedures, to align their bodies with their internally felt gender identity. Transgender identity is not dependent upon physical appearance or medical procedures. OFSAA believes in equal opportunities for all students to participate in school sport. OFSAA supports the concept that a student s self-identification is the sole measure of their gender identity. OFSAA supports the participation of studentathletes in sport in accordance with their lived gender identity. OFSAA NEWS...almost full! Funding of the OFSAA Try Day program for the school year will again be provided by the Ministry of Education, Government of Ontario for 140 publicly-funded secondary schools. Take this opportunity to receive funding to add a new sport or physical activity to your program, develop leadership students, and receive up to $700 to conduct your Try Day! Applications are accepted on a first-come, firstserved basis, so check out the information on the OFSAA website (ofsaa.on.ca/programs/try Day) and APPLY NOW! All registrations must be SUBMITTED ONLINE. Direct any questions to: Diana Ranken, Try Day Program Coordinator (diana@ofsaa.on.ca) 7

10 Housekeeping Update corrections from Spring The Spring 2017 Bulletin unfortunately printed the incorrect OFSAA Wrestling results instead of those from the 2017 Championship. An additional error was made in the same edition when the photo from the 2017 Girls A Volleyball Championship was duplicated for the Girls AA Volleyball results. OFSAA regrets these errors. Again congratulations to all 2017 OFSAA Wrestling medalists and the student-athletes from Corpus Christi Catholic Secondary School (GHAC) girls volleyball team.. CORRECTED WRESTLING RESULTS Boys 38KG 1 Akash Gangerdeen Turner Fenton - ROPSSAA 2 Mofe Ogunyomi Turner Fenton - ROPSSAA 3 Matthew Vecchio Maurice Lapointe - NCSSAA 4 Trevor Zuber St. David CSS - CWOSSA 5 Javeon Samuels Lester B Pearson - NCSSAA 6 Evan Miron Nouvelle Alliance - GBSSA 41KG 1 Gregor McNeil Newtonbrook SS - TDSSAA 2 Shahzain Naqvi Turner Fenton - ROPSSAA 3 Jeremiah Swarath Saunders SS - WOSSAA 4 Carson Kemple St. David CSS - CWOSSA 5 Brody Gordon Bishop Ryan CHS - GHAC 6 Reeve Houle Stratford Northwestern - WOSSAA 44KG 1 Joel Swarath Saunders SS - WOSSAA 2 Dip Lad West Humber CI - TDSSAA 3 Logan Renaud Holy Names CHS - SWOSSAA 4 Aaron Mathison Cayuga - SOSSA 5 Mateo Valles Pickering HS - LOSSA 6 Alex Memme Blessed Trinity - SOSSA 47.5KG 1 Lachlan McNeil Newtonbrook SS - TDSSAA 2 Adesh Gangerdeen Turner Fenton - ROPSSAA 3 Dechlan Papadopoulos Pickering HS - LOSSA 4 Nathan McMillan St. Francis Xavier - SWOSSAA 5 Jaden Splane St. David CSS - CWOSSA 6 Gabriel Sementilli L Essor - SWOSSAA 51KG 1 Viduran Thanarajah Mentor College - ROPSSAA 2 Stone Lewis Newtonbrook SS - TDSSAA 3 Mateo Anisi Pickering HS - LOSSA 4 Garrette Saunders Turner Fenton - ROPSSAA 5 Anthony Papia Sandwich SS - SWOSSAA 6 Adam Vanderslagt Great Lakes SS - SWOSSAA 54KG 1 Alex Dufour L Essor - SWOSSAA 2 Paul Nguyen Heart Lake - ROPSSAA 3 Griffin Tarasewicz Port Perry HS - LOSSA 4 Roman Wawryk Kitchener CI - CWOSSA 5 Ethan Turner Turner Fenton - ROPSSAA 6 Francisco Fortino Bishop Ryan CHS - GHAC 57.5KG 1 Brayden Todd Ingersoll DCI - WOSSAA 2 Jacob Alexander Torres Turner Fenton - ROPSSAA 3 Angus Young Central Peel - ROPSSAA 4 Adryan Babajan Robert Bateman HS - GHAC 5 Adriano Di Benedetto Bishop Ryan CHS - GHAC 6 Donny Smart Guelph CVI - CWOSSA 61KG 1 Patrik Leder St. Francis Xavier - ROPSSAA 2 Connor Quinton Holy Cross CHS - EOSSAA 3 Colby Saunders Forest Heights CVI - CWOSSA 4 Patrick Salvador Mother Teresa SS - WOSSAA 5 Hassan Al-Hayawi Massey SS - SWOSSAA 6 William D Alessandro Bishop Ryan CHS - GHAC 64KG 1 Garrett Sales Delhi DSS - CWOSSA 2 Devan Larkin Cairine Wilson SS - NCSSAA 3 Sam Garland Orillia SS - GBSSA 4 Chris Renaud Sandwich SS - SWOSSAA 5 Westley McInnis Cameron Heights CI - CWOSSA 6 Adam Rochon Craig Kielburger SS - GHAC 67.5KG 1 Dennis Chvedov Newtonbrook SS - TDSSAA 2 Martin Wleh Bishop Ryan CHS - GHAC 3 Pierre Arabadijian JF Ross - CWOSSA 4 Rabjot Sandhu Lincoln Alexander - ROPSSAA 5 Nick Smith Bluevale - CWOSSA 6 Trystan Kato Bill Crothers SS - YRAA 72KG 1 Adam Scott Neil McNeil CSS - TDCAA 2 Alex Richer St. Ignatius - NWOSSAA 3 Alexander Geske Bishop Ryan CHS - GHAC 4 Nathan Moro St. Patrick s Sarnia - SWOSSAA 5 David Bhattacharya Georgetown DHS - GHAC 6 Aaron Wright Central Tech - TDSSAA 77KG 1 Simon Chaves Guelph CVI - CWOSSA 2 Dante Deluca Holy Names CHS - SWOSSAA 3 Colin White Orillia SS - GBSSA 4 Hunter Tandy Glendale HS - WOSSAA 5 Michael Sousa Meadowvale - ROPSSAA 6 Christopher Neibert Hillfield-Strathallan College - CISAA 83KG 1 Jalen Kato Pickering HS - LOSSA 2 Jamie Steckly Stratford Northwestern - WOSSAA 3 Ibrahim Ayyoub Brookfield HS - NCSSAA 4 Jordan Campioni St. Mary s - NOSSA 5 Ben Jones Guelph CVI - CWOSSA 6 Terry Seo Meadowvale - ROPSSAA 89KG 1 Tejvir Boal West Humber CI - TDSSAA 2 Myles McVeigh Georgetown DHS - GHAC 3 Alex Dodson Centennial SS - COSSA 4 Liam Teetzel Bill Crothers SS - YRAA 5 David Stoltz Sacred Heart HS - NCSSAA 6 Karl Waffler Churchill - NWOSSAA 95KG 1 Kyle Jordan Neil McNeil CSS - TDCAA 2 Tyson Fletcher Holy Cross CHS - EOSSAA 3 Quade Howald Sacre Coeur - NOSSA 4 William Layman Tecumseh Vista Academy - SWOS 5 Branislav Orescanin Richview CI - TDSSAA 6 Caleb Goodfellow Quinte SS - COSSA 130KG 1 Ikjyot Randhawa Fletcher s Meadow - ROPSSAA 2 Noel Narine-James Turner Fenton - ROPSSAA 3 Anthony Parker London Central - WOSSAA 4 Mitchell Huezo St. Ignatius - NWOSSAA 5 Jordan Krug Sandwich SS - SWOSSAA 6 Edwin Capehart Kitchener CI - CWOSSA 8 THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

11 GIRLS 41KG 1 Virginie Gascon L Essor - SWOSSAA 2 Kelyn Young Mayfield - ROPSSAA 3 Halle Bachiu Orchard Park - SOSSA 4 Chiara Decena-Barbieri St. Francis Xavier - ROPSSAA 5 Hannah Riopelle Haliburton Highlands SS - COSSA 6 Jaida Banks Bell HS - NCSSAA 44KG 1 Olivia Menard L Essor - SWOSSAA 2 Jessica Hong Sir Robert Borden SS - NCSSAA 3 Israel Rain Roberts Our Lady of Lourdes - CWOSSA 4 Cobie Gregory Parkside CI - WOSSAA 5 Kaleigh Prieur Riverside SS - SWOSSAA 6 Riannon Gurung Turner Fenton - ROPSSAA 47.5KG 1 Ligaya Stinellis Bishop Ryan CHS - GHAC 2 Jane Jagas St. David CSS - CWOSSA 3 Brooke Fletcher Tecumseh Vista Academy - SWOSSAA 4 Morgan Leonard St. Mary s - NOSSA 5 Sandrine Thomassin Louis Riel HS - NCSSAA 6 Paige Mitchell Lindsay CVI - COSSA 51KG 1 Samantha Romano Pickering HS - LOSSA 2 Ella Doornaert Sandwich SS - SWOSSAA 3 Jayden Sparks Cobourg CI - COSSA 4 Meagan Abel WL Mackenzie CI - TDSSAA 5 Manon Paquette MacDonald Cartier - NOSSA 6 Sarah DeJong A.B. Lucas - WOSSAA 54KG 1 Daina Armstrong Turner Fenton - ROPSSAA 2 Taysia Pharr Sandwich SS - SWOSSAA 3 Raquel Vengroff Newtonbrook SS - TDSSAA 4 Teegan Tabbert Opeongo - EOSSAA 5 Sydney Woodhouse St. Joseph s HS - WOSSAA 6 Sadie Hickson Lindsay CVI - COSSA 57.5KG 1 Jessica Hodgkin Sandwich SS - SWOSSAA 2 Kiera Kuebeck Port Perry HS - LOSSA 3 Maggie MacGillivray Westgate - NWOSSAA 4 Avery Cameron Barrie North - GBSSA 5 Jolie Brisco St. Josephs - EOSSAA 6 Danielle Berno Humberview - ROPSSAA 61KG 1 Natalie Rygielski St. David CSS - CWOSSA 2 Savana Pinsent Renfrew CI - EOSSAA 3 Jessica Tillmanns Beamsville - SOSSA 4 Lily Warren St. Josephs - EOSSAA 5 Paige Baynham H.B. Beal - WOSSAA 6 Suchnoor Dhillon Sinclair SS - LOSSA 64KG 1 Nyla Burgess Pickering HS - LOSSA 2 Meredith Woodhouse St. Joseph s HS - WOSSAA 3 Annie Schiller L Essor - SWOSSAA 4 Sara Long Massey SS - SWOSSAA 5 Rachel Needham Perth DCI - EOSSAA 6 Alexis Baxter St. Mary HS - CWOSSA 67.5KG 1 Klara Patel Merivale HS - NCSSAA 2 Ellise Daynes Bishop Ryan CHS - GHAC 3 Emma McLaughlin Lambton Central CVI - SWOSSAA 4 Leigha Smith St. Theresa - GBSSA 5 Delaney Johnson Central Elgin CI - WOSSAA 6 Sloane Tubaro Tecumseh Vista Academy - SWOSSAA 72KG 1 Shantay Slater Pickering HS - LOSSA 2 Tran Tran Turner Fenton - ROPSSAA 3 Diondre Mallen Cameron Heights CI - CWOSSA 4 Sharon Mallett Orillia SS - GBSSA 5 Mariel Mendoza Northern CIVS - SWOSSAA 6 Athena Cox Sir Winston Churchill - SOSSA 77KG 1 Dejah Slater Pickering HS - LOSSA 2 Nicole French Humberview - ROPSSAA 3 Zoe Mullin Belanger Lo-Ellen - NOSSA 4 Ashley Gravelle E.P. Renaissance - NEOAA 5 Angel Williamson St. Francis Xavier - ROPSSAA 6 Emily Oakes Cameron Heights CI - CWOSSA 83KG 1 Rebeheh Trudel Superior Heights - NOSSA 2 Sydney Lewis St. Ignatius - NWOSSAA 3 Taryn McLachlan Trenton HS - COSSA 4 Jasmine Tessier MacDonald Cartier - NOSSA 5 Kara Nixon Centre Wellington DHS - CWOSSA 6 Paloma Ducre Sandwich SS - SWOSSAA 115KG 1 Elinor Brown Bishop Ryan CHS - GHAC 2 Tatyanna Foster Turner Fenton - ROPSSAA 3 Racha El-Darai Confederation - NOSSA 4 Mackenzie Millar St. Joseph s HS - WOSSAA 5 Dayjanea Johnson Sandwich SS - SWOSSAA 6 Mackenzie Monico St. Mary s - NOSSA OFSAA NEWS Girls AA Volleyball Correction Corpus Christi Catholic Secondary School 9

12 School Sport Canada Online Courses School Sport Canada currently offers a number of online courses to benefit high school coaches (some of which are offered at no cost!). All courses allow participants to work at their own pace including the ability to save work and return to the course until it is complete. Although these courses are not NCCP certified, participants will be provided a certificate of completion. Courses can be accessed through or through the OFSAA website under Programs. The following courses are being offered: All courses have an introductory video which provides a detailed overview of the course. Athletic Injury Management A course designed to give you an understanding of athletic injury management. This course is designed to prepare you, the interscholastic teacher-coach, for all situations that participation in high-school athletics could encompass. Coaching Basketball & Volleyball Fundamentals Two new courses designed to plan and organize teachers for a season of skill development. How to plan practices, skills and drills, fundamental movement strategies, and how to provide feedback are discussed at length and targeted specifically towards your sport of choice basketball or volleyball. Concussion in Sports - What You Need To Know Sports-related concussion in high school sports can be serious or even life-threatening situations if not managed correctly. National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have teamed up to provide information and resources to help educate coaches, officials, parents and students on the importance of proper concussion recognition and management in high school sports. Engaging Effectively with Parents Course participants learn essential and effective communication techniques and methods for interacting with parents and guardians. Fundamentals of Coaching A Grassroots Course Focusing on Critical Skills and Understanding Athlete Needs; a Must for All Coaches. *This course is comparable to OFSAA s Coaching in Ontario Schools but does not include the Ontario specific elements and is not NCCP accredited. Legal Course for Coaches A course designed to give you an understanding of legal issues in sports. Teaching & Modeling Behaviour A course designed to teach coaches how to proactively modify and encourage good sportsmanship. Tobacco - Be the NORM A course designed to give students and coaches an understanding of the negative effects of tobacco use. Coaching in Ontario Schools (CIOS) The Coaching in Ontario Schools (CIOS) course continues its popularity, particularly among teacher-candidates, with approximately 200 participants completing the course per year. We are offering the course through a live-time online format which will allow participants from across the province to interact and take the course at preestablished dates & times. Check the OFSAA website for upcoming dates & times. Course Cost Schools and Boards: Faculties of Education: $25/participant + Facilitator fee (and travel if applicable) $25/participant (no Facilitator fee) To organize a CIOS workshop please contact Shamus Bourdon at or shamus@ofsaa.on.ca 10 THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

13 Scholarships & Awards Congratulations 2017 Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship Winners OFSAA and the Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship Fund are pleased to announce the student-athletes who were awarded scholarships for The scholarship fund is in memory of Brian Maxwell, a successful distance runner. Brian competed in track and field and cross country and achieved success as an OFSAA champion, and a Canadian junior, juvenile and senior champion. He also won numerous international marathons. In 1980 he was selected to the Canadian Olympic team and later became a successful entrepreneur who, with his wife Jennifer, co-founded the nutritional supplement PowerBar. Brian was born with a defective heart valve and in 2004, at only 51, died of a heart attack. The Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship awards amounts of $8,000, $4,000 and $2,000 each year to a male and female student-athlete in Ontario who will continue their post-secondary education at a Canadian college or university. These scholar-athletes must also display qualities of honesty, integrity, compassion, and unwavering quest to accomplish the best academically and athletically while supporting fellow team members. These were all qualities of Brian Maxwell. OFSAA is appreciative for the opportunity to partner with the Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship Fund to support students continuing their education in Canada. The 2017 gold recipients of the $8,000 scholarship are Sadie-Jane Hickson of Lindsay, and Liam Donnelly of Hamilton. Both are pictured with presenter Bruce Kidd. Sadie-Jane Hickson is a recent graduate of Lindsay Collegiate and Vocational Institute with a 93% average. In each year of high school she qualified for the OFSAA Track and Field and Cross Country Championships. This four-time athlete of the year won the silver medal in the OFSAA 1500m steeple chase in her grade 12 year. In addition to her athletic accomplishments, Sadie-Jane also captained her track and field, cross country, and wrestling teams; she was vice president of the athletic union at her school, and she helped organize school dances, spirit events, and BBQs. In the community, she is a 4H youth ambassador and volunteers at an elementary school and seniors home, among other things. She will be attending the University of Guelph and working towards a Bachelor of Science degree. Liam Donnelly attended St. Mary Catholic Secondary School where he graduated with a 95% average. Over the course of his high school career, Liam qualified for the OFSAA Track and Field Championship every year, and the Cross Country Championship on three occasions. He was also a member of his school s varsity volleyball, swim, and badminton teams. As a member of the Student Council, Liam organized fundraising events and school spirit events. He was also president of the Athletic Council, tutored math, and represented his school at the annual Euclid mathematics and computer competition. Liam contributed to a number of causes in his community including Ontario Gleaners, Free the Children Initiative, and the Walk with Christ Pilgrimage. This September he will begin studies at the University of Western Ontario. 11

14 This year s silver recipients are Madison Greenough of St. Catharines, and Braydon Clarke of Erin. Madison Greenough achieved a 97% average upon graduation from Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School and qualified for both the OFSAA Track and Field, and OFSAA Cross Country Championship on three occasions. At school, she was a peer tutor in mathematics and science, was selected as a school ambassador, competed in mathematic competitions, and was selected for a Brock University Science Mentorship program. Madison was also a member of the school badminton team. She gave time to a number of organizations in her community, including Canadian Cancer Society, St. Catharines Rotary Club, Special Olympics, and a local church. She is enrolled in a five year co-operative program at University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University. Braydon Clarke is a four-time participant in the OFSAA Cross Country championship, and a three-time participant in the Track and Field Championship, winning a total of four medals. Braydon was also a member of his school s basketball and dodgeball teams. In addition to his athletic achievements, this recent graduate from Erin District High School achieved an 85% average. He was a member of the Athletic Council and organized intramural sports and events to raise money to purchase athletic equipment. Braydon coached at a summer sport camp to help children learn track and field skills, and has helped fundraise for a local track and field club. This fall, he will begin work on a Bachelor of Science degree at University of Guelph. The 2017 bronze recipients are Keili Sheppard of Ottawa and Isaiah Frielink of Barrie. Keili Sheppard graduated from Glebe Collegiate with a 95% average and will be attending University of Ottawa this fall. She participated in the OFSAA Track and Field, Cross Country, and Nordic Skiing Championships every year of high school and won a total of seven medals including team gold in cross country in grade 11. As a member of the Athletic Council at Glebe, Keili organized intramurals, pep rallies and fundraising activities. She also played volleyball and soccer for the school and provided developmentally delayed students with opportunities to participate in school sports. As a member of her community, Keili fundraised for the homeless and a local hospital, and was an assistant coach for a soccer club. Isaiah Frielink achieved an 88% average at Unity Christian High School. Isaiah qualified for the OFSAA Cross Country Championship each year of his high school career, and won the OFSAA gold medal in the 1500m and silver medal in the 3000m in grade 12 at the OFSAA Track and Field Championship. He was also a member the Athletic Council as well as the basketball and volleyball teams. Isaiah involved himself in community events including making repairs to bicycles for the Syrian community and a week-long mission to help the homeless and elderly on welfare. He is concerned about the environment and helped design and build a rain garden at his school and in his community, and obtained a grant to fund a water bottle refill station to reduce water waste at his school. Isaiah will attend University of Western Ontario as he sets his sights on a Bachelor of Engineering. 12 THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

15 Scholarships & Awards 2017 OFSAA Alumni Scholarship Recipients Recipients of the OFSAA Alumni Scholarships are not necessarily the students with the highest academic standing, who participate in the greatest number of sports, or have won OFSAA medals. These scholarships focus on the impact school sport has had on the individual and the role he or she has played to better the school community as a whole. Congratulations to the 2017 recipients for expressing how your unique experiences in school sport made your years in high school enjoyable and prepared you for life experiences as you go forward. Molly Boley Owen Sound DSS Outstanding academics highlighted by her role as valedictorian, involvement in many aspects of her school community, and active participation in track and field, basketball, volleyball, soccer and badminton during her school career - Molly is a truly deserving recipient of an OFSAA Alumni scholarship. She also found time to volunteer in many fundraisers, to coach girls field lacrosse, and to referee and score volleyball in the community. According to her coach, Molly is relentless, yet humble, in her pursuit of excellence, a respected leader, and most importantly, an honest, kind and caring person who is accepting and tolerant of all people. School sport has empowered her to succeed in all aspects of school life and we know Molly will continue to succeed as she moves on to study Global Politics at Carleton University. All the best in your future endeavors! Nathan Rowe Grand River CI, Kitchener Nathan was a remarkable student, athlete, volunteer and leader in his school community, and thus a worthy recipient of this scholarship. During his years at Grand River, he participated in volleyball, basketball, hockey, badminton and track and field, and also volunteered in many community activities, His academic accomplishments are nothing short of outstanding as he placed in the top five students in the school in consecutive years. School sports have provided Nathan with an outlet to grow and improve in ways he never thought possible, challenging his norms and stretching his comfort zone. The OFSAA Championships will be one of his greatest achievements and one of his most incredibly memorable experiences. We wish him well as he pursues mechanical engineering at the University of Waterloo. Meg Kitchen I.E. Weldon SS, Lindsay Meg took some good advice when she entered high school and got involved. She was indeed an active participant in her school community, joining in basketball, rugby, soccer and swimming, and serving on the Student Council. Her love of sport is evident through the energy and enthusiasm she shows with her volunteer work with children s programs in the community. Despite many hours spent in the gym or volunteering in the community, Meg still maintained a high academic average. Her coaches have been positive role models demonstrating the same positive thinking and focused energy she applies to both her sports and academics. They applaud her as a true team player, the first person to encourage team mates, and an individual who has the ability to motivate others. The commitment, determination, and motivation acquired through school sport will serve Meg well as she studies Recreation and Leisure at the University of Waterloo. All the best, Meg! Taylor Flewwelling Englehart HS Involved in basketball, volleyball, track and field, soccer, badminton and cross country, a member of the Student Council and other school clubs, and an excellent scholar - Taylor is also a deserving recipient of this OFSAA recognition. She devotes many hours to a variety of community groups as well. Her principal applauds her amazing work ethic as she takes initiative to get the job done whether it be in the classroom, on her sports team, or in her volunteer roles. Her enthusiasm and positive attitude are contagious and often motivate others to get involved. School sport made high school a friendlier place for Taylor, as teammates became friends and stronger relationships developed with staff members. The important qualities of organization, problem-solving, time management, and working under pressure, learned through school sport, will prepare Taylor for her university life at the University of Guelph where she will study Agricultural Science. Enjoy your university experience! 13

16 The OFSAA Alumni Scholarships Each year OFSAA Alumni Scholarships are presented to students in specific Associations. For the school year, applications will only be received from students in schools in GHAC, NCSSAA, NWOSSAA, and CISAA. **Note: There was an error in the June Bulletin listing the incorrect Associations. Criteria and application forms can be found on the OFSAA website (ofsaa.on.ca) under Programs/Scholarships. Applications must be received by mail or courier by April 15th, Teacher-coaches, athletic directors, and student service departments - make your student-athletes aware of this opportunity and encourage them to apply! The OFSAA Alumni Association The Alumni Association is composed of retired teacher-coaches and former student-athletes, and provides an opportunity for them to keep in touch with their peers. Donations to the scholarship fund from current teachers, former teachercoaches, graduates, and alumni members provide the money for annual scholarships for students from around the province who pursue post-secondary education in a Canadian institution. Members receive copies of the OFSAA Bulletin and newsletters. Pass along this information to retirees and former student-athletes in your Association so we can expand the membership and continue to provide these scholarships. Check the OFSAA website for further information. 14 THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

17 Scholarships & Awards OFSAA Team Sportsmanship Award Recipients The team Sportsmanship Award is given out at each Championship to the team that displays outstanding teamwork, positive attitude, and respect for opponents. Girls Field Hockey Girls A Basketball Girls AA Basketball Goderich DCI Almaguin Highlands Immaculate HS Girls AAA Basketball Glebe CI Boys A Volleyball Boys AA Volleyball Valley Heights SS Bracebridge & Muskoka Lakes Boys AAA Volleyball Cameron Heights CI Girls A Volleyball Girls AA Volleyball Timiskaming DHS Fr. Michael McGivney Girls AAA Volleyball St. Joseph Scollard Hall Boys A Basketball É.S.C Monseigneur Bruyère Boys AA Basketball É.S Sainte Famille Boys AAA Basketball Northern SS Girls Curling Boys Curling Girls A/AA Hockey Girls AAA Hockey Boys A/AA Hockey Boys AAA Hockey Girls A/AA Rugby Girls AAA Rugby Boys A/AA Rugby East Northumberland Aldershot HS College Notre Dame St. Thomas of Villanova TBA Holy Trinity SS Newtonbrook SS Ursaline College Brookfield HS OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award Recipients The OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award is presented at each OFSAA Championship to a teacher-coach who has made a significant contribution to their educational athletic program. The recipient exemplifies the values of fair-play and sportsmanship, while promoting enjoyment, personal growth, and educational achievement through school sport. Boys Golf Girls Field Hockey Cross Country Girls A Basketball Girls AA Basketball Girls AAA Basketball Boys A Volleyball Boys AA Volleyball Boys AAA Volleyball Alpine Skiing Nordic Skiing Swimming Wrestling Girls A Volleyball Girls AA Volleyball Girls AAA Volleyball Boys A Basketball Boys AA Basketball Boys AAA Basketball John Elliot Ruth Hibbard Tim White & Denise Steadman Marcy McCarty Gerald Hlady Tanya Callaghan Wendy Brear Jeff Miller Kevin Houldcroft Adrianna Potichnyi Lisa Romanowski Cindy Morrison Dave Collie & Chris Lowry Nancy Desjardins Paul Whalen Brad Graham Geoff Parent Jeffrey Giovanti Patrick Lalonde Curling Girls A/AA Hockey Girls AAA Hockey Boys A/AA Hockey Boys AAA Hockey Badminton Tennis Girls Rugby Boys A/AA Rugby Boys AAA Rugby Girls A Soccer Girls AA Soccer Girls AAA Soccer Boys A Soccer Boys AA Soccer Boys AAA Soccer Track & Field Sean Mullan & Colleen Egan Mary Alice-Arms Melanie Jones Al Markowski Joel Agnew Bobbie Hanson Will Steeley Chris McKee Danny Leeson Brendan Byrne Garth Chalmers Erin Robertson Kristy Kassian Danielle Parent Jean Renaud Henry Stachurski Louis O Neil 15

18 Scholarships & Awards KidSport Grants OFSAA and KidSport have partnered to provide funding to assist high school students in Ontario overcome financial barriers that are restricting their participation in school sports. Monies are available to cover the expenses included in student athletic fees that allow them to participate in the local leagues and meets. Promote this source of funds with your athletes whose families are struggling financially! The Application Process? Applications must be on the form for the current year, (available on both the OFSAA (ofsaa.on.ca) and KidSport (kidsportcanada.ca/ ontario) websites) Parents must provide comprehensive information on the family s current financial status and their reasons for need An endorser, who is familiar with the student and the school sport fee structure, must clearly identify the areas which basic and sport specific fees cover Funding Allotment?? Funding is divided into sport seasons, so students only apply for their sport that occurs in the specific season; can apply more than once however There is a maximum amount of funding allowed per sport season, and per student for the school year Monies are only approved for participation in regular league competition. This grant is not intended to cover any costs associated with exhibition matches, tournament play, or additional costs incurred from qualifying for championships. Deadline dates for applications: Fall sports - October 31, 2017; Winter sports - February 1, 2018; Spring sports - May 1, 2018 Check the OFSAA and KidSport websites for the details and the application forms 16 THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

19 OFSAA A/AA & AAA FIELD LACROSSE FESTIVAL Brantford May 39-June 3, 2017 If not for Geoff Stead of Pauline Johnson Collegiate & Vocational School (CWOSSA) this year s OFSAA festivals would have been cancelled. OFSAA would like to thank all the hard work by this year s organizing committee for putting together two great provincial tournaments in such a short period of time. Hosting both festivals is no easy task and Geoff was able to put on first class events 2017 A/AA Festival Participating Teams McKinnon Park SS Holy Trinity SS Holy Cross SS St. Mary s HS Crestwood SS Lakeshore CI Osgoode Township Franco Cite Monsignor Paul Dwyer Abbey Park 2017 AAA Festival SOSSA LOSSA SOSSA CWOSSA COSSA TDSSAA NCSSAA NCSSAA LOSSA GHAC for all participants. Using the fields at Kiwanis Park, North Park S.S and Pauline Johnson in Brantford provided great venues and excellent fields for competition. With the help of teacher and student volunteers from McKinnon Park as well, student-athletes across the province were treated to a very well organized event. Participants from both festivals were treated to a banquet at the Best Western in Brantford. Guest speakers in both provided valuable messages for student-athletes. In the A/AA festival, Abbey Park (GHAC) captured the gold medal, defeating powerhouse McKinnon Park (SOSSA) in the final 9-5. The AAA gold medal match featured the 2015 and 2016 finalists, and once again St. Michael s College (CISAA) prevailed 13-9 over St. Peter Catholic Secondary School (COSSA). Congratulations to all teams and thanks again to Geoff Stead for his incredible organization and attention to detail. Congratulations Michael Boushy, Pierce Burch, James Carroll, Owen Coyne, Ethan Cummings, Jackson Den Elzen, Chris Dong, Kevin Dong, Noah Gibson, Matthew Hledin, Lucas Hucal, Nick Hulbert, Rahul Kaura, Kolby Kavic, Gareth Mann, Evan Mason, William McAllister, Christopher Parsons, Jack Ricketts, Nathan Rougier, Ethan Stainton, Chase Strychaluk, Justin Sykes, Matt Sykes, Matt Wrightto and coaches Sheila Gabura and Patrick Gabura. Congratulations to Andrew Braithwaite, Brendan Byrne, Cristian Cugini, Luca Dannetta, Ryan Essensa, John Fleming, Rory Graham, Damien Participating Teams Lisi, Connor McBroom, St. Michael s College CISAA Jonathon McConvey, St Peter SS COSSA Thomas McConvey, Donald A. Wilson SS LOSSA Jack McTiernan, Holy Trinity SS GHAC Turner McTiernan, St. Francis Xavier NCSSAA Alexander Meehan, Birchmount Park CI TDSSAA Dillon Mocha, Kieran Mother Theresa HS NCSSAA Molony, James Mayfield SS ROPSSAA Maxwell Naysmith, Steven Maxwell Heights SS LOSSA Assumption College CWOSSA Pelliccione, Jonathan Peshko, Aurora HS YRAA Jakson Raposo, Mark Sinclair, Denis Morris HS SOSSA Brandon Tanacs, Hudson St. Martin CSS ROPSSAA Thomson, Chris Williams St. Theresa s HS GBSSA and coaches Angus Dineley, Neil McNeil HS TDCAA Matthew Pagano and Cory Oakville Trafalgar GHAC Lance. Festival Results Semi-Final Abbey Park def. Holy Cross 11-5 McKinnon Park def. Holy Trinity Bronze Medal Holy def. Mackinnon Park 14-8 Gold Medal Abbey Park def. McKinnon 9-5 Semi-Final St. Michael s def. Denis Morris 10-8 St. Peter def. Donald Wilson 10-5 Bronze Medal Donald Wilson def. Denis Morris 10-8 Gold Medal St. Michael s def. St. Peter

20 OFSAA Cha BOYS GOLF (SWOSSAA) Oct , 2017, Windsor Matt Loebach, Riverside SS Entry Deadline: Oct. 5, 2017 GIRLS GOLF (NOSSA) Oct , 2017, North Bay Laurie Vezina, St. Joseph-Scollard Hall Entry Deadline: Oct. 5, 2017 GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY (GHAC) Nov. 2-4, 2017, Burlington Kelly Grzesik, Dr. Frank J. Hayden Entry Deadline: Oct. 28, 2017 CROSS COUNTRY (EOSSAA) Nov. 4, 2017, Petawawa Rick Schroader, Valour SS Entry Deadline: Oct. 31, 2017 BOYS A VOLLEYBALL (YRAA) Nov , 2017, Woodbridge Matt Heinbuch, Toronto District Christian HS heinbuch@tdchristian.ca Entry Deadline: Nov. 18, 2017 BOYS AA VOLLEYBALL (EOSSAA) Nov , 2017, Brockville Dennis Hutt, St. Mary s CHS dennis.hutt@cdsbeo.on.ca Entry Deadline: Nov. 18, 2017 BOYS AAA VOLLEYBALL (CWOSSA) Nov , 2017, Kitchener Bryan Stover/Lynn Vicic, Forest Heights CI/SAIM bryan_stover@wrdsb.on.ca/ Lynn_Vicic@wrdsb.on.ca Entry Deadline: Nov. 18, 2017 GIRLS AA BASKETBALL (GBSSA) Nov , 2017, Huntsville Susan Fawcett, Huntsville HS susan.fawcett@hdsb.on.ca Entry Deadline: Nov. 18, 2017 GIRLS AAA BASKETBALL (CWOSSA) Nov , 2017, Guelph Toffer Treiguts, Centennial CVI kristoffer.treiguts@ugdsb.on.ca Entry Deadline: Nov. 18, 2017 FOOTBALL BOWLS (OFSAA) Nov , 2017, Hamilton Jim Barbeau, OFSAA jim@ofsaa.on.ca Entry Deadline: Nov. 21, 2017 ALPINE SKIING (OFSAA) Feb , 2018, Collingwood Jim Barbeau, OFSAA jim@ofsaa.on.ca Entry Deadline: Feb. 20, 2018 NORDIC SKIING (NOSSA) Feb , 2018, Sudbury Perry Sakki, Sudbury SS sakkip@rainbowschools.ca Entry Deadline: Feb. 17, 2018 SWIMMING (SWOSSAA) Feb , 2018, Windsor Danielle Parent, E.J. Lajeunesse paredani@cscprovidence.ca Entry Deadline: Feb. 21, 2018 WRESTLING (SWOSSAA) Mar. 5-7, 2018, Windsor Dave Hawkins, Tecumseh Vista dave.hawkins@publicboard.ca Entry Deadline: Feb. 27, 2018 SNOWBOARDING (YRAA) Mar. 1, 2018, Markville Adrienne Chong, Markville SS adrienne.chong@yrdsb.ca Entry Deadline: Feb. 24, 2018 BOYS A BASKETBALL (EOSSAA) Mar. 5-7, 2018, Cornwall Jamie Carr, St. Lawrence SS jamie.carr@ucdsb.on.ca Entry Deadline: Feb. 27, 2018 BOYS AA BASKETBALL (EOSSAA) Mar. 5-7, 2018, Pembroke Patrick Childerhose, Fellowes HS childerhosep@rcdsb.on.ca Entry Deadline: Feb. 27, 2018 BOYS AAA BASKETBALL (SWOSSAA) Mar. 5-7, 2018, Windsor Pat Osborne, Hon. W.C. Kennedy CI patrick.osborne@publicboard.ca Entry Deadline: Feb. 27, 2018 GIRLS A VOLLEYBALL (SWOSSAA) Mar. 5-7, 2018, Windsor Thomas Couvillion, ESC E.J. Lajeunesse couvthom@cscprovidence.ca Entry Deadline: Feb. 27, 2018 GIRLS AA VOLLEYBALL (ROPSSAA) Mar. 5-7, 2018, Mississauga Jim Dinner, Streetsville SS jim.dinner@peelsb.com Entry Deadline: Feb. 27, 2018 GIRLS AAA VOLLEYBALL (WOSSAA) Mar. 5-7, 2018, London Mike Darling, Oakridge SS m.darling@tvdsb.on.ca Entry Deadline: Feb. 27, 2018 GIRLS A BASKETBALL (NEOAA) Nov , 2017, Timmins Doug Basso, O Gorman HS dbasso@ncdsb.on.ca Entry Deadline: Nov. 18, 2017 FOR COMPLETE CHAMPIONSHIP 18 THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

21 mpionship Calendar CURLING (NWOSSAA) Mar , 2018, Fort Francis Christine Jean, Fort Francis HS Entry Deadline: Mar. 8, 2018 BOYS A/AA HOCKEY (GBSSA) Mar , 2018, Collingwood Liz Payton, Jean Vanier CHS Entry Deadline: Mar. 8, 2018 BOYS AAA HOCKEY (SOSSA) Mar , 2018, St. Catherines Frank Cappelletti, Dennis Morris CHS Entry Deadline: Mar. 8, 2018 GIRLS A/AA HOCKEY (NEOAA) Mar , 2018, Timmins Patrick Durepos, ESC Theriault Entry Deadline: Mar. 8, 2018 GIRLS AAA HOCKEY (CWOSSA) Mar , 2018, Cambridge David Jaeger, St. Benedict CSS Entry Deadline: Mar. 8, 2018 GIRLS GYMNASTICS (NOSSA) Apr , 2018, Chelmsford Jo-Anne Bradley, ESC Champlain Entry Deadline: Apr. 17, 2018 BADMINTON (SWOSSAA) May 3-5, 2018, Windsor Stacey McClounie, F.J. Brennan CHS Entry Deadline: Apr. 28, 2018 TENNIS (YRAA) June 4-6, 2018, Vaughan Shawn Morris, Stephen Lewis SS Entry Deadline: May 29, 2018 GIRLS A/AA RUGBY (WOSSAA) June 4-6, 2018, Stratford David Redfern, Stratford Northwestern SS Entry Deadline: May 29, 2018 GIRLS AAA RUGBY (ROPSSAA) June 4-6, 2018, Mississauga Jason Cormier, St. Francis Xavier SS Entry Deadline: May 29, 2018 BOYS A/AA LACROSSE (NCSSAA) June 4-5, 2018, Ottawa Brett Lyle, South Carleton HS Entry Deadline: May 29, 2018 BOYS AAA LACROSSE (NCSSAA) June 4-6, 2018, Ottawa Brett Lyle, South Carleton HS Entry Deadline: May 29, 2018 BOYS A/AA RUGBY (COSSA) June 7-9, 2018, Belleville Pete Hercus, Quinte SS Entry Deadline: June 2, 2018 BOYS AAA RUGBY (WOSSAA) June 7-9, 2018, Arva Ryan Kimmerly, Medway HS Entry Deadline: June 2, 2018 GIRLS A SOCCER (SWOSSAA) June 7-9, 2018, Pain Court Mike Schinkelshoek, ESC Pain Court schimich@cscprovidence.ca Entry Deadline: June 2, 2018 GIRLS & BOYS AA SOCCER (SWOSSAA) June 7-9, 2018, Windsor Lucien Gava, ESC L Essor gavaluci@cscprovidence.ca Entry Deadline: June 2, 2018 GIRLS AAA SOCCER (SWOSSAA) June 7-9, 2018, Windsor Stacey Ditchefield, Catholic Central HS stacey_ditchfield@wecdsb.on.ca Entry Deadline: June 2, 2018 BOYS A SOCCER (SOSSA) June 7-9, 2018, Fort Erie James Kryger, Niagara Christian Collegiate jkryger@niagaracc.com Entry Deadline: June 2, 2018 BOYS AAA SOCCER (NWOSSAA) June 7-9, 2018, Thunder Bay Tony Colistro, St. Patrick s HS tcolistro@tbschools.ca Entry Deadline: June 2, 2018 TRACK & FIELD (YRAA) June 7-9, 2018, Newmarket Chris Deighan, Sacred Heart HS chistopher.deighan@ycdsb.ca Entry Deadline: June 2, 2018 BASEBALL REGIONALS (LOSSA) June 6-7, 2018, Whitby Geoff Whent, Sinclair SS geoffrey@durham.edu.on.ca ENTRY DEADLINE: MAY 31, 2018 BASEBALL FINALS (OFSAA) June 13, 2018, London Brian Riddell, OFSAA brian@ofsaa.on.ca DETAILS VISIT

22 OFSAA Boys Baseball Windsor and Toronto May 31-June 1, 2017 London June 7, 2017 A very rainy spring played havoc with association baseball championships this year forcing some playoffs to be completed 2 days before the OFSAA championship. It continued in the Toronto regional when a downpour on the 31st forced the final game to be played on June 2nd to determine the last semi finalist. The real story however was the great calibre of baseball played in spite of the of the less than stellar weather conditions. The regional sites this year were Toronto and Windsor. Each region had a nine team double knockout tournament with the top two teams in each Participating Teams WEST REGIONALS 1 St Anne SWOSSAA 2 A.N. Myer SOSSA 3 Mount Carmel ROPSSAA 4 Oakridge WOSSAA 5 Riverside SWOSSAA 6 Christ the King GHAC 7 St. Peter s GBSSA 8 John Ross CWOSSA 9 Bishop Carter NOSSA EAST REGIONALS 1 Sinclair LOSSA 2 Bishop Allen TDCAA 3 St Michael s CISSA 4 Lawrence Park TDSSAA 5 St Joseph Cornwall EOSSAA 6 Neil McNeil TDCAA 7 St. Peter s COSSA 8 St. Elizabeth YRAA 9 St Joseph s NCSSAA advancing to the semi finals in London. When the dust settled Sinclair S.S. and the ninth seeded Cinderella team St Joseph s from Ottawa advanced from the Toronto regional while the two SWOSSAA teams St. Anne s and Riverside advanced from the Windsor Regional. In London St Anne s defeated St Joseph s 3-2 to win this years OFSAA championship and Prentice Cup. OFSAA was pleased that the Toronto Blue Jays Director of Community Baseball, T.J. Burton attended the games in London and took part in the medal presentation. Congratulations to St Anne s team members: Matthew Bardoel, Alex Bastable, Andrew Bastable, Carson Burke, Stephane Crevier, Michael Critchley, Cameron George, Evan Gignac, Matthew Gravelle, Christopher Mousseau, Eriq Nantais, Nathan Pichione, Eric Ray, Jacob Ray, Joshua Rieti, Spencer Seguin, Shane Way, Dylan Weston, Curtis Zimmerman and coaches: Steve Burke, Jonah Fuerth, Chuck Gravelle, Mitchell Zimmerman and Chris Burke OFSAA thanks Paul Rebelo in Toronto and Steve Burke in Windsor who served as regional convenors this year. Their organization and preparation made each of the regionals run smoothly and efficiently. OFSAA also thanks Taylor Jones for coordinating the games in London as well as the Toronto Blue Jays for their support of this Championship. Paul Solarski of Brebeuf College was presented with the Leadership in School Sport award for his long time contribution to high school baseball both as a coach convenor, and SAC chair. Semi-Final St Joseph NCSSAA def. Riverside SWOSSAA 6-3 St Anne SWOSSAA def. Sinclair LOSSA 2-0 Bronze Medal Riverside def. Sinclair 6-4 Gold Medal St Anne def. St Joseph s THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

23 Championship Results OFSAA Boys A/AA & AAA Rugby Ottawa June 1-3, 2017 St. Patrick s High School and National Capital Secondary School Athletic Association hosted both OFSAA Boys Rugby Championships in Convenors Carrie Bowie and Rick Mellor decided it was time for boys rugby to return to Ottawa, Ontario. Carrie and her organizing committee made up of teachers, students and school board members did a fantastic job hosting thirty two (32) teams from around the province. Student-athletes were treated to great playing conditions at Twin Elm Rugby Park. Thanks to all volunteers for putting on an excellent tournament. Algonquin College pulled off what might have been the most food consumed at an OFSAA championship with over 1000 hungry rugby players in attendance. Congratulations to Brendan Byrne and Danny Leeson for winning the Leadership in School Sport award. Your dedication to student-athlete success both on the field and in the classroom is greatly appreciated. In the A/AA Championship Adam Scott Collegiate and Vocational Institute (COSSA) captured the gold defeating Ashbury College (NCSSAA) in the final The AAA gold medal match featured an upset when Oakville Trafalgar High School (GHAC) defeated #1 seeded Saltfleet District High School (SOSSA) by a convincing score of Also to be congratulated is Brookfield High School (NCSSAA) and Bill Crothers Secondary School (YRAA) for being awarded the Team Sportsmanship Award for their respectfulness of all participants throughout the championship. Boys A/AA Championship Congratulations to; Jackson Baker, Matthew Carter, Ivan Chaimberlain, Daniel Challice, Joah Charles, Ben Charron, Ben Christopher, Alberto Cirera, Keenan Cole, Cody Collier, Participating Teams Adam Scott C&VI Smith Falls DCI Lindsay C&VI Georgian Bay DSS Ashbury College Streetsville SS Sarnia Collegiate Waterford DHS St. Stephen SS Eden HS JM Denison SS F.E. Madill SS Georges Vanier Abbey Park HS Crescent School Brookfield HS COSSA EOSSAA COSSA GBSSA NCSSAA ROPSSAA SWOSSAA CWOSSA LOSSA SOSSA YRAA WOSSAA TDSSAA GHAC CISAA NCSSAA Steven Commerford, Zach Deline, Cullen Hoar, Marshall Huizinga, Gordon Hunter, Adam Keay, Justin Keogh, Luka Khorbaladzke, Dawson Lickfold, Evan Mann, Hamish McMaster, Liam O Connor, Jack Oatway, Eric Palmer, Zach Pearson, Liam Rosborough, Kean Varga, Keagan Wedlock, Mitchell Wilson, Nick Wood and coaches Steve Deline, Sandy Keay, Darrell Wright and David McCully. Consolation Final Crescent def. Abbey Park 41-5 Bronze Medal Match St. Stephen def. Brookfield Gold Medal Match Adam Scott def. Ashbury

24 Participating Teams Saltfleet DHS Brooklin HS Uxbridge SS Medway HS Oakville Trafalgar HS St. Peter HS Brantford CI&VS Nepean HS Lorne Park SS David & Mary Thomson CI Nantyr Shores SS Senator O Connor Bill Crothers SS Northern CI&VS Regiopolis-Notre Dame St. Mary CSS SOSSA LOSSA LOSSA WOSSAA GHAC NCSSAA CWOSSA NCSSAA ROPSSAA TDSSAA GBSSA TDCAA YRAA SWOSSAA EOSSAA COSSA Boys AAA Championship Congratulations to; Jackson Baker, Matthew Carter, Ivan Chaimberlain, Daniel Challice, Joah Charles, Ben Charron, Ben Christopher, Alberto Cirera, Keenan Cole, Cody Collier, Steven Commerford, Zach Deline, Cullen Hoar, Marshall Huizinga, Gordon Hunter, Adam Keay, Justin Keogh, Luka Khorbaladzke, Dawson Lickfold, Evan Mann, Hamish McMaster, Liam O Connor, Jack Oatway, Eric Palmer, Zach Pearson, Liam Rosborough, Kean Varga, Keagan Wedlock, Mitchell Wilson, Nick Wood and coaches Steve Deline, Sandy Keay, Darrell Wright and David McCully. Consolation Final Bill Crothers def. Brooklin Bronze Medal Match Brantford def. Medway Gold Medal Match Oakville Trafalgar def. Saltfleet THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

25 OFSAA Girls A/AA and AAA Rugby Durham Region May Championship Results Under the leadership of Convenor Amy Murray, the host committee was well-prepared to welcome approximately 1,000 athletes and coaches to the Durham Region for both the Girls A/AA and Girls AAA Rugby Championships. The entire event was first rate from start to finish, including the large banquet in the gymnasium of Durham College/UOIT. Players and coaches had the opportunity to hear from guest speakers Cindy Nelles and Jane Kirby from the Canadian national team, and both were excellent role models for the OFSAA participants. Also featured at the banquet, were the talents of Anthony Brosseau from O Neill Collegiate and Vocational Institute who performed songs before and during dinner. Brooklin High School and Port Perry High School provided the playing venues along with the local rugby clubs in Oshawa (Vikings) and Ajax (Wanderers). Some threatening lightning storms required adjustments to the playing schedules, and Amy and her committee were able to quickly adapt with minimal disruption to the teams. Participating Teams A/AA: Bayside SS COSSA Trenton HS COSSA Bishop Macdonnell CHS CWOSSA Smiths Falls DHS EOSSAA Barrie North CI GBSSA Beamsville DHS SOSSA St. Anne s CSS WOSSAA Burlington Central HS GHAC Applewood Heights SS ROPSSAA St. Joseph s CSS EOSSAA G.L. Roberts CVI LOSSA Blenheim DHS SWOSSAA Sutton DHS YRAA Ashbury College NCSSAA Newtonbrook SS TDSSAA Courtice SS LOSSA On the field, the A/AA final was a match-up between rivals Bayside Secondary School and Trenton High School, both from COSSA. An incredibly tough, low scoring match ensued as the two teams competed for the gold medal, and in the end Bayside prevailed, coming away with a 5-0 win. Congratulations to Madelynn Anderson, Catherine Bonn, Julia Card, Annabelle Clements, Aleighsha Comeau, Samantha Conley, Emily Dewal, Samantha Eggleton, Hanna Fitzgerald, Amy Frotten, Breanna Gracie, Meaghan Hannigan, Madeline Hill-Dolan, Caitlyn Isles, Madison Kelly-Clarke, Rosemary Minns, Natasha Mullins, Paige O Gorman, Sydney Parkinson, Alexis Porter, Emily Reed, Tessa Reed, Alexandra Roberto, Emma Ross, Peyton Rowe, Claire Scruby, Payton Smith, Kaitlyn Sponagie, Nadia Stinson, Darby Uens, Eleni Zavos, Head Coach Scott Dewar, Assistant Coach JoAnne Robinson, and Assistant Coach David Whitney. On the AAA side, Oakville Trafalgar High School faced J. F. Ross Collegiate and Vocational Institute in the championship game. The talented Oakville Trafalgar squad held off the determined J. F. Ross team and came away with a victory. For Oakville Trafalgar, this was their second gold medal in the past three years. Congratulations go out to Championship Semi-Finals Trenton HS def. Smiths Falls DHS 27 0 Bayside SS def. St. Anne s CSS 27 0 Consolation Final Sutton DHS def. St. Joseph s CSS Bronze Medal Match Smiths Falls DHS def. St. Anne s CSS Gold Medal Match Bayside SS def. Trenton HS

26 Championship Results Taylor Black, Jackie Carlson, Clodaugh Cronin, Caileigh De Jonge, Julia Demers, Susie Dunn, Diana Gauthier, Kelsey Gerynowicz, Ryley Gould, Gillian Groth, Emma Hawkswell, Hannah Hogarth, Jessika Hurd, Taylour Hurd, Hannah Izzard, Robyn Jeffries, Shauna Kaunds, Alex Kinkartz, Kate Medd, Simone Olivera, Sophia Palotta, Bridget Peros, Ayomide Popoola, Julija Rego, Hannah Reidy, Dana Surtees, Claudia Taylor, Anja Vries, Jaden Walker, Thea White, Head Coach Dan Valley, Assistant Coach Grainne McCurry, and Assistant Coach Dan Stephenson. This year s Leadership in School Sport award winner was Chris McKee from Uxbridge SS. Chris has been involved with girls high school Rugby for over 20 years. He has dedicated hours and hours in order to help develop the game of rugby in both in the Durham Region and across the province and has been a driving force in the progress of the Durham region league as a convenor. Chris is also the girls hockey coach at Uxbridge and runs tournaments in both sports on a regular basis. Clearly Chris is a very deserving winner of this important award. Congratulations Chris! After the championship was over, the Team Sportsmanship awards were given to two schools that set an example to all of the other schools for their positive attitude and respect for officials, coaches and fellow athletes. For the Girls A/ AA Championship, the award was given to Newtonbrook Secondary School for the second consecutive year while Ursuline College captured the award for the Girls AAA Championship. Congratulations to both teams! Participating Teams AAA: Oakville Trafalgar HS Uxbridge SS John F. Ross C&VI I.E. Weldon SS Glebe CI Blessed Cardinal Newman CSS St. Roch CSS Arnprior DHS Stouffville DSS Sir Oliver Mowat CI Saltfleet DHS Ursuline College Clarke Road SS Pickering HS Bear Creek SS Brantford CI GHAC LOSSA CWOSSA COSSA NCSSAA TDCAA ROPSSAA EOSSAA YRAA TDSSAA SOSSA SWOSSAA WOSSAA LOSSA GBSSA CWOSSA Championship Semi-Finals John F. Ross C & VI def. St. Roch CSS 20-7 Trafalgar HS def. Arnprior DHS 39 0 Consolation Final Glebe CI def. Uxbridge SS 34 5 Bronze Medal Match St. Roch CSS def. Arnprior DHS 12-3 Gold Medal Match Trafalgar HS def. John F. Ross C & VI THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

27 OFSAA Boys A Soccer Championship Windsor June 1-3, 2017 Championship Results Once again École Secondaire Catholique E.J. Lajeunesse (SWOSSAA) in Windsor, Ontario graciously took on the task of hosting an OFSAA event. Tom Couvillion and his team of expert volunteers were prepared to give studentathletes and teacher-coaches a true championship experience. Using McHugh Park Soccer Fields, coaches and athletes were treated to a great venue and plenty of quality soccer on the pitch. An action packed first day of competition concluded with the championship banquet, which was held at a familiar banquet site for OFSAA. The Serbian Centre and its staff provided great food. In fact some students were even treated to an amazing dish of chicken fingers. Danielle Parent was honoured as the Leadership in School Sport Award. Danielle s commitment to student-athletes is appreciated not only at school but also within OFSAA over the past several years. The championship provided many exciting games and in the gold medal match former OFSAA champion Guido de Bres Christian High School (SOSSA) regained the title and beat Ridley College (CISAA) 3-0. The Bronze medal went to Holy Cross High School (WOSSAA) who defeated Ursula Franklin Academy (TDSSAA) by a score of 1-0. Congratulations to Guido de Bres players; Joseph Bos, Kenneth Breukelman, Lynden Degelder, Brandon Hofsink, Noah Holtvluwer, Jacob Jager, Jack Jans, Jacob Jansema, Justin Jongsma, Cullen Kampen, Edward Lof, Lee Muis, Joel Nordeman, Kyle Nordeman, Peter Ravensbergen, Cole Spoelstra, Seth van Barneveld, Joseph VanHuisstede, Dean VanSydenborgh, Reuben VanVeen, Titus VanVeen and also coaches James Lof and Timothy Wildeboer. The Team Sportsmanship Award was awarded to Queen Elizabeth District High School, whose success can be attributed to behaviour both on and off the pitch. Congratulations on a great season! Participating Teams CISAA COSSA CWOSSA EOSSAA GBSSA GHAC LOSSA NEOAA NOSSA NWOSSAA SOSSA SOSSA SWOSSAA SWOSSAA TDCAA WOSSAA YRAA Ridley College St. Paul SS Emmanuel Christian HS Mackenzie Community School Jean Vanier CHS Lester B. Pearson SS É.C. Saint Charles Garnier Timiskaming DSS St. Benedict CSS Queen Elizabeth DHS Guido de Bres Christian HS Smithville Christian HS E.J. Lajeunesse Cardinal Carter SS University of Toronto Schools Holy Cross HS Toronto District Christian HS Quarter-Finals Ridley College def. St-Charles Garnier 4-1 Guido de Bres def. EJ Lajeunesse 5-1 Ursula Franklin def. Louis Riel 3-2 Holy Cross def. Lester B. Pearson 4-1 Semi-Finals Guido de Bres def. Ursula Franklin 2-0 Ridley College def. Holy Cross 0-0(3-1 PK) Bronze Medal Holy Cross def. Ursula Franklin 1-0 Gold Medal Guido de Bres def. Ridley College

28 OFSAA Girls A Soccer Championship Toronto May 31 June 2, 2017 Championship Results University of Toronto Schools hosted this year s OFSAA Girls A Soccer Championship. Jeff Kennedy, Garry Kollins and the balance of their organizing committee did an outstanding job of organizing this year s event and did everything that they could to provide each participant with a quality experience. This year s banquet was a breakfast buffet and at the conclusion of the meal, Cassidy Kunicyn gave an inspiring speech to those in attendance. Her core message was that it is possible to achieve excellence and build character through participation in High School Sport. Cassidy is a UTS Graduate and a former athlete of the year at the school. The Leadership in School Sport award was also presented at the banquet and this year s winner was Garth Chalmers from University of Toronto Schools. Garth has been involved in high school sports as a coach, convenor and OFSAA Rep for 19 years and has been part of 2 OFSAA Championship organizing committees in the past. As a current Principal, Garth sits on many committees that help to promote wellness and athletics across the Metro area. Once the banquet was over, the games began and after 7 tough games over 3 days, E.S.C. Le Relais (EOSSAA) emerged victorious. After finishing 3-1 in pool play, the ladies from Alexandria swept through the playoff round to capture the Championship game 2-1 over E.S. Jean Vanier (SOSSA). Congratulations to members of the victorious team: Alexie Carriere, Jessika Carriere, Sara Carriere, Braelyn Charbonneau, Laurence Dallaire, Danika Decoeur, Olivia Decoeur, Tyla-Me Decoeur, Chloe Devine, Olivianne Devine, Angelina Gendreau, Kaitlyn Lefebvre, Chloe Legault, Chloe Levert, Oceanne Poirier-Joanette, Chloeanne Seguin, Jenna Seguin and their coaches Nancy Charbonneau, Dominic Decoeur and Chanelle Willard. At the conclusion of the Championship, the OFSAA Team Sportsmanship award for Girls A Soccer was presented to Toronto District Christian High School (YRAA). The Girls were recognized not only for their ability but also for their great display of sportsmanship and positive attitude throughout the Championship. Congratulations to the athletes and coaches from Toronto District Christian High School on setting such a good example for the rest of the participants. Participating Teams CISAA COSSA CWOSSA EOSSAA GBSSA GHAC NCSSAA NEOAA NOSSA NOSSA NWOSSAA ROPSSAA SOSSA SOSSA SWOSSAA TDCAA TDCAA TDSSAA WOSSAA YRAA De La Salle College Port Hope H.S. É.S. Père René de Galinée É.S.C. Le Relais Jean Vanier C.H.S. Lester B. Pearson S.S. É.S publique Louis-Riel É.S. Cité des Jeunes É.S. Macdonald-Cartier É.S. Algonquin St. Thomas Aquinas H.S. St. Paul S.S. É.S. Jean Vanier Hamilton District Christian H.S. É.S.C. E.J. Lajeunesse É.S. Étienne-Brulé University of Toronto Schools Ursula Franklin Academy Goderich D.C.I. Toronto District Christian H.S. Quarter-Finals RÉ.S. Jean Vanier def. St. Thomas Aquinas 2-0 E.S.C. Le Relais def. E.S.C. E.J. Lajeunesse 5 0 E.S. Père René de Galinée def. U of T Schools 1-0 Hamilton District Christian def. Goderich 2-0 Semi-Finals É. S. Jean Vanier def. E.S. Père René de Galinée 1 0 E.S.C. Le Relais def. Hamilton District Christian 5-3 Bronze Medal Hamilton District Christian def. E.S. Pere Rene de Galinee 1-0 Gold Medal E.S.C. Le Relais def. E.S. Jean Vanier THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

29 Championship Results OFSAA Girls & Boys AA Soccer North Bay June 1 3, 2017 West Ferris SS and the city of North Bay were this year s hosts for both the Boys and Girls AA Soccer Championships. Convenors Tyson Brear and Guy Horth, along with a very organized and hard working committee, ran a top notch event for the 40 teams that travelled to the Gateway City. The Banquet was hosted at the Memorial Gardens and incredibly all of the nearly 1000 people in attendance were served and fed within 20 minutes! OFSAA would like to thank the North Bay Battalion Hockey Club for doing such an outstanding job on the banquet and Stan Butler, Head Coach and GM of the Battalion who was the guest speaker. Erin Robertson from West Ferris S.S. is this year s Leadership in School Sport Award winner for girls AA soccer. Erin is a long time teacher-coach at West Ferris and has worked tirelessly in her school s athletic department and is a key figure in the organization of the school s awards night ceremony. Erin coaches volleyball and is a strong role model for the young girls at West Ferris. Erin has also been a key behind the scenes worker for each of the five (5) OFSAA Championships that West Ferris has hosted recently. Congratulations Erin! Jean-Francois Renaud is this year s Leadership in School Sport Award winner in boys AA soccer. Jean-Francois has been coaching football and basketball at E.S.C. Algonquin for over 10 years. He has been instrumental in creating and maintaining the district s athletic website and has been on the organizing committee of 4 OFSAA Championships. His direct involvement in the maintenance of the OFSAA website, in particular the results and webcasting areas, has guaranteed a high quality Championship in every case and his dedication and professionalism is unparalleled. Congratulations and thank you Jean-Francois! The athletes from Dryden HS and Arnprior DHS won the Team Sportsmanship awards at this year s Championship. Both teams represented their school and association with class and dignity and put up a spirited fight in each of their pool games. Congratulations and thank you to both teams! GIRLS AA PARTICIPATING TEAMS Villanova College St. Theresa C.S.S. Bishop Macdonnell C.H.S. Holy Trinity C.S.S. Holy Trinity H.S. Bracebridge & Muskoka Lakes S.S. Notre Dame C.S.S. St. Stephen S.S. E.S.C. Franco-Cite E.S.C. Theriault H.S. St. Joseph Scollard Hall C.H.S. West Ferris S.S. Dryden H.S. Iona C.S.S. St, Michael C.H.S. F.J. Brennan C.H.S. Monsignor Percy Johnson C.H.S. Silverthorn C.I. Parkside C.I. Fr. Bressani C.H.S. CISAA COSSA CWOSSA EOSSAA GBSSA GBSSA GHAC LOSSA NCSSAA NEOAA NOSSA NOSSA NWOSSAA ROPSSAA SOSSA SWOSSAA TDCAA TDSSAA WOSSAA YRAA RESULTS Quarter-Finals Notre Dame def. Mgr Percy Johnson 6-0 Bishop Macdonnell def. Franco-Cite 3-0 Holy Trinity def. Iona 4-0 St. Stephen def. St. Michael C.H.S. 2-1 Semi-Finals Notre Dame def. St. Stephen 3-0 Holy Trinity def Bishop Macdonnell 4-4 (4-2 PK) Bronze Medal Bishop Macdonnell def. St. Stephen S.S. 2-1 Gold Medal Notre Dame C.H.S. def. Holy Trinity H.S

30 Championship Results BOYS AA PARTICIPATING TEAMS Holy Trinity HS Jarvis CI St. David CSS Crestwood SS ESC Franco Cite Holy Cross CSS Bishop Marrocco SS Monsignor Percy Johnson Riverside SS Corpus Christi CSS King s Christian Superior Heights CVS St. Joseph Scollard Hall CHS St. Andre Bessette CSS Father Bressani Iona CSS Fort Frances HS Arnprior DHS ESC Theriault All Saints CSS GBSSA TDSSAA CWOSSA COSSA NCSSAA SOSSA TDCAA TDCAA SWOSSAA GHAC GHAC NOSSA NOSSA WOSSAA WOSSAA ROPSSAA NWOSSAA EOSSAA NEOAA LOSSA RESULTS Quarter-Finals Father Bressani def. Riverside 3-0 Franco-Cite def. King s Christian 3-0 St. Andre Bessette def. Corpus Christi 4-0 Iona def. Holy Cross 0-0 (4-2PK) Semi-Finals St. Andre Bessette def. Franco-Cite 2-0 Father Bressani def. Iona 0-0 (4-2PK) Bronze Medal Franco-Cite def. Iona 3-2 Gold Medal St. Andre Bessette def. Father Bressani 5-1 OFSAA Boys AAA Soccer Championship Hamilton June 1-3, 2017 Cardinal Newman C.S.S (GHAC) in Hamilton played host to this year s Boys AAA Soccer Championship. A strong organizing committee lead by first time convenor Anthony Macaluso welcomed schools from across the province to showcase their skills. Using four state-of-art fields across the city, athletes were treated to perfect playing conditions. Day one also featured the championship banquet where participants were treated to a first class meal at the Luna Station in Hamilton. The winner of the Leadership in School Sport award was presented to long-time coach Henry Starchurski. Thanks for your commitment to student-athlete success. In a highly contested gold medal match St. Michael CSS (ROPSSAA) defeated St. Basil the Great (TDCAA) 1-0 and captured the gold medal. In a thrilling bronze medal game Holy Names High School (SWOSSAA) defeated St. Edmund Campion Catholic Secondary School (ROPSSAA) in penalty kicks. Congratulations to Jaden Amaral, Matthew Baldesarra, Lucas Capicotto, Joseph Caridi, Alessandro Costa, Daniel PARTICIPATING TEAMS ROPSSAA St. Edmund Campion CSS GHAC Holy Trinity CSS EOSSAA Holy Cross CSS NWOSSAA Hammarskjold HS EOSSAA Regiopolis-Notre Dame NCSSAA South Carleton HS SOSSA Waterdown DHS GHAC Cardinal Newman CSS LOSSA St. Mary CSS (Pickering) TDSSAA Martingrove CI CWOSSA Cameron Heights CI GBSSA Collingwood Collegiate Institute YRAA St. Theresa of Lisieux CHS COSSA Cobourg Collegiate Institute SWOSSAA Holy Names HS CISAA Upper Canada College TDCAA St. Basil the Great CS WOSSAA Clarke Road SS ROPSSAA St. Michael CSS NOSSA St. Mary s College DeRosa, Devin Ellul, Nicholas Ettore, Daniel Frenati, Nicholas Frenati, Noah Godfrey, Agostino Greco, Jesse Iapicco, Peter Kalligosfyris, Ryan Kieraszewicz, Daniel Korkis, Jordan Lollino, Jacob Montesano, Nicholas Palumbo, Tristan Quattropani, Mathew Rigato, Christian Tavares and coaches Riccardo Lo Monaco and Chris Durigon. This year the Team Sportsmanship Award was earned by Hammarskjold S.S (NWOSSAA) for their great display of sportsmanship both on and off the field. Thanks must be extended again to Anthony Macaluso and his organizing committee for their hard work in putting together a well organized and exciting championship. RESULTS Quarter-Finals St. Edmund Campion def. Holy Trinity 2-0 St. Basil the Great def. Clarke Road 1-0 Holy Names def. Cardinal Newman 3-0 St. Michael def. Upper Canada 2-1 Semi-Finals St. Michael def. St. Edmund Campion 2-1 St. Basil the Great def. Holy Names 3-0 Bronze Medal Holy Names def. St. Edmund Campion 0-0 (PKS) Gold Medal St. Michael def. St. Basil the Great THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

31 Championship Results OFSAA Girls AAA Soccer Belle River June 1 3, 2017 Belle River District High School was the proud host of this year s Girls AAA Soccer Championship. After a very wet spring, OFSAA was fortunate to have a solid week of good weather that guaranteed excellent field conditions for each team. Convenors Frank Graziano and Kevin Williams, along with the balance of their organizing committee, did a great job in guaranteeing a quality experience for the athletes, coaches and parents. The Championship banquet was hosted by the Ciaocaro Club of Windsor on the night before the Championship officially began. Frank and Kevin integrated a game of twitter trivia throughout the dinner and then had each team participate in a mannequin game afterwards. Both of these activities proved to be popular with all those in attendance. Pool play began on Thursday morning and by the time the round robin games were completed, it was clear that there was great parity in the Championship this year. Each pool had competitive balance as evidenced by the scores and the final standings. In a high tempo final game, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Secondary School (ROPSSAA) outlasted RESULTS Quarter-Finals Cardinal Newman def. Lawrence Park 2-0 Notre Dame College def. St. Augustine 2-1 Our Lady of Mount Carmel def. Bishop Ryan 1-0 Mother Teresa def. Grand River 2-1 Semi-Finals Mother Teresa def. Cardinal Newman 1-0 Our Lady of Mount Carmel def. Notre Dame College 2-0 Bronze Medal Cardinal Newman C.S.S. def. Notre Dame College 2-0 Gold Medal Our Lady of Mount Carmel S.S. def. Mother Teresa H.S. 2-0 Mother Teresa High School (NCSSAA) 2 0 to capture the gold medal. Congratulations to both teams on a great tournament but especially to the members of the victorious Crusaders: Katelynn Capicotto, Melissa Cormier, Julia Desousa, Mallory Dickenson, Michelle Fortin, Kaiya Foster-Rife, Dayna Haddad, Meaghan Howell, Faythe Hoyte, Elizabeth Iasparro, Nicole MacKinnon, Venessa Mazur, Sarah McPhail, Laura Naccarato, Katarina Osojnicki, Allison Pike, Emilia Polonska, Alicia Sutcliffe, Sarah Van Horne, Ellyse Woolcott along with coaches Patrick McCallion and Tomasz Niedzwiecki. The Leadership in School Sport award was presented to Kristy Kassian from Belle River DHS. Kristy has been a teacher for 15 years and during her tenure at Belle River DHS has distinguished herself as a teacher-coach who always keeps the best interests of her student-athletes in mind. Gerald Hlady, Belle River s athletic department head commented that former students often come back to the school to visit with her and seek her guidance, years after they have graduated. That says a lot about the impact she has on all of the people that she meets. Congratulations Kristy on a well deserved award. The Team Sportsmanship award was given to St. Ignatius (SWOSSAA) for their outstanding attitude and the respect for officials, volunteers, fellow athletes and coaches that they displayed throughout the tournament. Well done Falcons! PARTICIPANTS St. Peter s C.S.S. Grand River C.I. Resurrection C.S.S. Regiopolis-Notre Dame C.H.S. Banting Memorial H.S. Cardinal Newman C.S.S. Bishop Ryan C.S.S. St. Mary s C.S.S. Sinclair S.S. Mother Teresa H.S. St. Mary s College St. Ignatius H.S. Our Lady of Mount Carmel S.S. Notre Dame College Northern Collegiate Belle River D.H.S. Mary Ward C.S.S. Lawrence Park C.I. Oakridge S.S. St. Augustine C.H.S. COSSA CWOSSA CWOSSA EOSSAA GBSSA GHAC GHAC LOSSA LOSSA NCSSAA NOSSA NWOSSAA ROPSSAA SOSSA SWOSSAA SWOSSAA TDCAA TDSSAA WOSSAA YRAA 29

32 Championship Results OFSAA Tennis Toronto May 29 31, 2017 Racquet Club. Convenors Shawn Morris, Suzanne Lachner, Jason Snider along with the balance of their organizing committee, delivered another high quality event despite some challenging weather issues. 402 athletes from 17 Associations participated in this year s Championship and 469 matches were played in 10 different divisions. The committee s use of technology kept everyone aware of event changes and they were able to make the necessary adjustments on the fly and complete all of the matches on time. Once again, York Region Athletic Association hosted the OFSAA Tennis Championships at the University of Toronto Scarborough campus as well as the Mayfair Will Seeley, from Kenner CVI (COSSA) is this year s recipient of the Leadership in School Sport Award. A very deserving winner, Will has been instrumental in developing the High School Tennis program in the Peterborough area and has been a convenor for over 17 years. Considered to be Mr. Tennis in Peterborough, Will often donates his time to help aspiring tennis players after his school related duties are complete and he has been a mentor to many of the teacher-coaches in the Kawartha area. Congratulations and thank you for your service Will! RESULTS: HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SINGLES GOLD Keenen Conlin (CISAA) Upper Canada College SILVER Andrew Varghese (NOSSA) Lo-Ellen Park SS BRONZE Dallas Smith (SOSSA) Holy Cross CSS ANTIQUE BRONZE Erick Ortega (WOSSAA) A.B. Lucas SS HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SINGLES GOLD Paige Baynham (WOSSAA) H.B. Beal SS SILVER Madeleine Alexander (WOSSAA) Mother Teresa SS BRONZE Kiana Nikbakht (TDCAA) Bishop Allen Academy ANTIQUE BRONZE Natalia Glaz (SWOSSAA) St. Thomas of Villanova CSS HIGH SCHOOL BOYS DOUBLES GOLD Spencer Robertson/Michael Orrett (LOSSA) Henry Street HS SILVER Andrew Roberts/Prince Wang (TDSSAA) Lawrence Park CI BRONZE Mike Ross/Chris Brooks (TDCAA) Brebeuf College ANTIQUE BRONZE Melvin Maroon/Warren Zhang (CISAA) St. Andrew s College HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS DOUBLES GOLD Camilla Marangelli/Seija Huhtala (SWOSSAA) Tecumseh Vista SILVER Sophia Lindy/Aly Lowry (TDSSAA) Lawrence Park CI BRONZE Meagan Duff/Caitlin Le (ROPSSAA) St. Francis Xavier CSS ANTIQUE BRONZE Charee Botha/Catherine Fanous (WOSSAA) Mother Teresa SS HIGH SCHOOL MIXED DOUBLES GOLD Matt Gartner/Evi Zafiris (CWOSSA) Sir John A. Macdonald SS SILVER Megan Killeen/Harry Wood (TDSSAA) Lawrence Park CI BRONZE Dylan Christensen/Sarah Birch (WOSSAA) Medway SS ANTIQUE BRONZE Johnathan Ross/Alyssia Watkin (CISAA) Appleby College 30 THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

33 Championship Results OPEN GIRLS SINGLES GOLD Sofia Kostirko (ROPSSAA) Lorne Park SS SILVER Rachel Hanford (ROPSSAA) St. Martin CSS BRONZE Elizabeth Rozin (TDSSAA) Lawrence Park CI ANTIQUE BRONZE Samantha Ormesher (TDCAA) Loretto Abbey CSS OPEN BOYS SINGLES GOLD Ryan Navarro (ROPSSAA) Lorne Park SS SILVER Peter Kuszynski (YRAA) St. Brother Andre CHS BRONZE Neil Kandhai (ROPSSAA) Castlebrooke SS ANTIQUE BRONZE Dylan Valentine (LOSSA) Archbishop Denis O Connor CHS OPEN GIRLS DOUBLES GOLD Mya Bui/Jada Bui (LOSSA) Pickering HS SILVER Rita Colyer/Katarzyna Kubicz (GHAC) Robert Bateman HS BRONZE Darya Maltseva/Nicole Clarke (YRAA) Dr. J.M. Denison SS ANTIQUE BRONZE Alanna Olteanu/Lily Zhang (SWOSSAA) Vincent Massey SS OPEN BOYS DOUBLES GOLD Pavel Badiants/Simon Stoula (YRAA) Vaughan SS SILVER Sam Wortzman/Jack Stein (TDSSAA) Forest Hill CI BRONZE Kevin Berghuis/Gijs Noteboom (CISAA) Upper Canada College ANTIQUE BRONZE Matt Mueller/Griffin Allen (SWOSSAA) Lambton Central CVI OPEN MIXED DOUBLES GOLD Jack Sarabia/Tilly Rigby (CISAA) St. Michael s College/ St. Clement s School SILVER Stephanie Afloroaei/Andrew Codita (LOSSA) Dunbarton HS BRONZE Ryan MacLean/Mia Tamindzjia (CWOSSA) Resurrection CSS ANTIQUE BRONZE Arielle Gal/Alexander Karic (TDSSAA) York Mills CI Participating Boys Teams 31

34 Championship Results OFSAA Track & Field Belleville June 1-3, 2017 Under the beautiful backdrop of Alumni Field at the University of Windsor, the 2016 OFSAA Track & Field Championships were held under perfect conditions. Craig Cavanagh (Riverside SS) and Steve Hnidei (Hon. W.C. Kennedy) provided the leadership and inspiration for the many volunteers and committee members from the West Region to ensure the success of the championship for 2325 participants and their coaches from 504 schools across Ontario. The championship was hosted by SWOSSAA & WECSSAA. The OFSAA 2016 Championships welcomed back Kevin Sullivan, one of OFSAA s greatest competitors in the 1500m. Kevin competed for North Park in the late 80 s and early 90 s and is currently coaching at the University of Michigan where he also competed after his graduation from North Park. Kevin still holds the OFSAA Records in Midget Boys 1500m (1989) and Senior Boys 1500m (1993). He also holds the Canadian Interscholastic Record in Midget Boys 1500m (1989); Junior boys 1500m (1992); and Senior Boys 1500m (1993). OFSAA would like to thank Convenor Brian Poste and his organizing committee, the adult officials, and the student volunteers who made the 2016 championships a great success. The organizing committee would also like to thank the City of Windsor and the University of Windsor for their support of OFSAA as well as the many sponsors who also contributed to the success of these championships. OFSAA would also like to thank NIKE for its contribution to the championships. The athlete village was a lively hub for everyone. OFSAA congratulates both Steve Hnidei (Hon. W.C. Kennedy) and Andromeda Dean (Sandwich SS SS) for being the recipients of the OFSAA Leadership In School Sport Award. Both Steve and Andromeda have made a significant contribution to high school sport in their respective areas for many years. The championships are about athletes and they did not disappoint the enthusiastic crowds that filled the stands at Alumni Field for the three days. Midget Women Olivia Gee (Strathroy DCI - Strathroy) Midget Men Marcus Renford (Tommy Douglas Woodbridge) Junior Men Myles Misener (Westdale SS - Hamilton) Senior Men Khamal Stewart Baynes (Father Henry Carr Toronto) Midget Women Anna Workman (Kingston CVI) Midget Men Ryan Jacklin (FE Madill Wingham) Junior Women Sydonie Merrick (Blessed Mother Teresa Toronto) Tiana Lostracco (St. James Guelph) Anna Witherspoon (Pickering Ajax) Junior Men Nick Mota (Newmarket) Wilson O Neill (Country Day School) Senior Women Ashlan Best (Centennial Guelph) Grace Tennant (South Lincoln) Senior Men Ryan Taylor (Huron Heights Newmarket) Mark Bujnowski (Holy Cross Stratford) Ambulatory Men Zach Gingras (Bill Crothers SS Unionville) 32 THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

35 Championship Results THE FOLLOWING OFSAA RECORDS WERE BROKEN DURING THE 2017 CHAMPIONSHIPS: Midget Men 200m Marcus Renford (Tommy Douglas ) Midget Men Long Jump Marcus Renford (Tommy Douglas) 6.67m Midget Men 400m Dillon Landon (Thousand Islands SS) Junior Women High Jump Autumn Bigger (Beamsville SS) 1.76m Junior Women Long Jump Sarah Saldutto (Notre Dame) 5.84m Junior Men 4 x 100m Relay Father Henry Carr Senior Women 1500m Laura Parkinson (Catholic Central) Senior Women Discus Grace Tennant (South Lincoln) 50.48m Senior Women 1500m Steeplechase Mikenna Vanderheydon (Strathroy) Men Visually Impaired 100m Austin Ingram (Valour- Petawawa) Women Intellectually Impaired 100m Kristy Alford (Nantyr Shores) Men Visually Impaired 800m Kat Grgic (Gonzaga Mississauga) Women Ambulatory 800m Sarah Gillis (Orangeville) Women Intellectually Impaired 800m Clarista Ardiel (Almaquin) Men Intellectually Impaired 800m Owen Konkle (Beamsville DSS) THE FOLLOWING CANADIAN INTERSCHOLASTIC RECORDS WERE BROKEN DURING THE 2017 CHAMPIONSHIPS: Senior Women 1500m Laura Parkinson (Catholic Central) 4:21.72 Senior Women 1500m Steeplechase Mikenna Vanderheydon (Strathroy) CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING SCHOOLS FOR CAPTURING THE DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS Midget Women Strathroy Midget Men Thousand Islands SS Brockville Junior Women Pickering - Ajax Junior Men Thousand Islands SS - Brockville Senior Women St. David - Waterloo Senior Men Father Henry Carr - Toronto Overall Women Pickering - Ajax Overall Men Thousand Islands WE LOOK FORWARD TO THE 2018 OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIPS WHICH WILL BE HOSTED BY CENTRAL REGION OFSAA Track & Field Results 2017 Belleville! Indicates New OFSAA Record * Indicates New Canadian Interscholastic Record MIDGET WOMEN 100M 1 Brianna Gayle Fr. Leo Austin Georgina Pickard Johnson Leandra Mitchell Paris SS Soriyah Dakin Loyola CSS Kafui Setsofiah Our Lady of Mount Carmel Jadyn Zeppa Korah CVS m 1 Olivia Gee Strathroy Brianna Gayle Fr. Leo Austin Georgina Pickard Johnson Meaghan Aranha St. Joseph s - Mississauga Immy Govan Appleby College Ashantai Bollers Unionville m 1 Anna Workman Kingston CVI Alice Wang Agincourt Sofia Labricciosa E L Crossley CSS Julia Agostinelli St. Thomas Aquinas Holly Steenveld Bishop MacDonnel Kady Jeaurond Glengarry - Ajax m 1 Anna Workman Kingston CVI Haley Davis John F. Ross Petal Palmer Blessed Mother Teresa Jardine Lam-Collin North Toronto Cassandra Williams Dunbarton - Pickering Lily Chubaty Kingston CVI m 1 Haley Davis John F. Ross Petal Palmer Blessed Mother Teresa Emma Betty Lisgar CI - Ottawa Jessie Byers Walkerton DHS Jardine Lam-Collin North Toronto Robyn Perry Greenwood College m 1 Jez Brooke F.E. Madill Emma Betty Lisgar CI - Ottawa Emma Graham Senator O Connor Katie Newlove St. Peter - Ottawa Robyn Perry Greenwood College Abby Huehn Westside - Orangeville m Hurdles 1 Olivia Gee Strathroy Camille Blain Chatham - Kent Emma Zammit C.C.H - London Anaya Harrison Brampton Centennial SS Jasmine Wahrhaftig Bill Crothers SS Sumner Rajaratnam Monarch Park m Hurdles 1 Olivia Gee Strathroy Sofia Labricciosa E L Crossley Emma Zammit C.C.H. - London Camille Blain Chatham - Kent Rachel Watson St. Mary - Hamilton Vasiliki Kiriakou Bill Crothers SS High Jump 1 Nicola Jackman Oakridge - London 1.58m 2 Ella Sottosanti St. Patrick s 1.55m 3 Amy Connelly Val Caron CSS 1.55m 4 Emma Lemieux Kitchener Waterloo 1.50m 4 Asia Hamilton St. Edmund Campion 1.50m 6 Tori Tess Trenton 1.50m Pole Vault 1 Monica Grigore Oakridge - London 2.90m 2 Paige Hughes Humberview SS 2.85m 3 Justine Hodson Kitchener Waterloo 2.75m 4 Kate O Hare Lawrence Park 2.75m 5 Marly Verhoeve Sir John A. MacDonald 2.75m 6 Jaime Magoffin Woodstock 2.75m Long Jump 1 Olivia Freer North Lambton 5.16m 2 Mahalia Mitchell Marguerite D Youville 5.16m 3 Teresa Donato Glebe CI - Ottawa 5.12m 4 Nicole Paine Galt-Cambridge 5.11m 5 Milenne Habash Pere Rene-de-Gal 5.11m 6 Maia Rodrique Grand River 5.08m 33

36 Championship Results Triple Jump 1 Grace Kemper Hillfield 11.09m 2 Jaidyn Nyhoff Vista Academy 10.84m 3 Cassandra Williams Dunbarton - Pickering 10.58m 4 Maia Rodrique Grand River 10.47m 5 Emma Lemieux Kitchener Waterloo 10.42m 6 Busola Akinduro North Albion 10.34m Shot Put 1 Atayvia Spear Rick Hansen m 2 Elise Nicolasi JC Richardson 11.43m 3 Omonye Osezua Thistletown 11.03m 4 Jacqueline Turner Vincent Massey 10.96m 5 Billie Martin Sacred Heart 10.88m 6 Brayden Corbett Superior Heights 10.77m Discus 1 Lydia Fearon Elmvale DHS 32.76m 2 Hanna Van Stuyvenb. F.E. Madill 30.21m 3 Kennedy Lynch Eastview SS 29.73m 4 Madura Muraleethar Sir Robert Borden 29.38m 5 Taylor Paquette Erin SS 29.13m 6 Anij Sparenberg Parkside 28.99m Javelin 1 Alexandria Webb St. Benedict 40.78m 2 Anij Sparenberg Parkside 33.04m 3 Makayla Roy Stratford 32.11m 4 Mireille Kingsley Notre Dame - Sudbury 31.60m 5 Ashley Robitaille ESC Theriault 30.76m 6 Ashley Spain Delhi 30.61m 4 x 100m Relay 1 Loretto Abbey Loyola CSS Tecumseh Vista Academy Frontenac SS F.J. Brennan Michael Power MIDGET MEN 100m 1 Marcus Renford Tommy Douglas Dillon Landon Thousand Islands Nifaiya Robinson Sherwood - Hamilton Destiny Eriamiatoe Marguerite D Youville Matthew Richards Birchmount Park Sergio Andre Cardinal Leger m 1 Marcus Renford Tommy Douglas 22.28! 2 Nifaiya Robinson Sherwood - Hamilton Dillon Landon Thousand Islands Zion Brookes JC Richardson Sergio Andre Cardinal Leger Zach Bowness St. Michael m 1 Dillon Landon Thousand Islands 49.35! 2 Abdullahi Hassan Birchmount Park Dante Kellar Governor Simcoe Zachary Meredith ESP De La Salle Zach Bowness St. Michael Declan Sutherland Westdale SS m 1 Abdullahi Hassan Birchmount Park Joe Fast Ridgemount - Ottawa Zachary Meredith ESP De La Salle Jack Wierzbicki Brooklin Matt Larkin Bracebridge MLSS Mason Jones Thousand Islands m 1 Joe Fast Ridgemount - Ottawa Dakota Goguen William Mulock Matt Larkin Bracebridge MLSS Jack Wierzbicki Brooklin Connor Pribaz St. Michael s College Matthew Lampard Crescent School m 1 Dakota Goguen William Mulock Seth Kwasnicki Holy Names SS Adam Sanger Glebe CI - Ottawa Jacob Fitzpatrick Vista Academy Joao Gomes Chaminade College Connor Pribaz St. Michael s College m Hurdles 1 Avery Smiley Northern - Sarnia Jean-Luc Foudy Neil McNeil Owen McDonald Strathroy Marco Sucuqui C.C.H. - London Jordan Williams Brampton Centennial Jordan Kim Upper Canada College THE BULLETIN FALL m Hurdles 1 Jean - Luc Foudy Neil McNeil Jordan Blanchard Thousand Islands Colin Hungerford Huntsville HS Carter Barron Northern - Sarnia Leikeze Cheruiyot Sir Allan MacNab Nic Legaspi St. Ignatius of Loyola High Jump 1 Quinton Duemo St. Francis CSS 1.85m 2 Matthew Tint Oakville Trafalgar 1.80m 3 Noah Dommasch Winston Churchill 1.75m 4 Ethan Fitch Equinox 1.75m 5 Kyle Atchison Perth & District 1.75m 6 Kouadio Mark Koffi ES Champlain 1.70m 6 Anthony Bianchet Kingston CVI 1.70m Pole Vault 1 Leo Aragao Lawrence Park 3.30m 2 Chris Caruso Oakridge - London 3.20m 3 Owen McDonald Strathroy 3.20m 3 Nathan Therault St. Thomas Aquinas 3.20m 5 Arshia Majdi Lawrence Park 2.90m 6 Anthony Bianchet Kingston CVI 2.90m Long Jump 1 Marcus Renford Tommy Douglas 6.67m! 2 Carter Teal E L Crossley 6.19m 3 Spencer Campeau Essex 6.07m 4 Kurtis Wennerstorm Lo-Ellen Park SS 6.04m 5 Luke Hansen Renfrew 5.92m 6 Aiden Wildfong St. Patrick s 5.91m Triple Jump 1 Benjamin Adams Longfields-David 13.40m 2 Kenneth West St. Augustine SS 12.96m 3 Theo Kempffer Villanova 12.67m 4 Tahir Tulloch Agincourt 12.66m 5 Kurtis Wennerstorm Lo-Ellen Park 12.60m 6 Jay-Noah Degassy Cedarbrae 12.49m Shot Put 1 Ryan Jacklin F E Madill 16.25m 2 Jeremy Elliot Sacred Heart 15.14m 3 Jordan Gluck Richview 14.40m 4 Sean Yang Vincent Massey 14.23m 5 Jaylen John Chaminade College 14.05m 6 Chris Katsaros Leaside 13.79m Discus 1 Callan Saldutto Notre Dame - Welland 54.20m 2 Jeremy Elliot Sacred Heart 47.97m 3 Ryan Jacklin F E Madill 45.86m 4 Ryan St. Denis Erin 43.35m 5 Brayden Schimmens Bishop Smith 42.54m 6 Jared Parkin Parkside 41.99m Javelin 1 Ryan Jacklin F E Madill 54.43m 2 Max Rath Vaughan Road Academy 46.18m 3 Jeremy Elliot Sacred Heart 47.48m 4 Colin Ratcliffe E L Crossley 45.50m 5 Erik Boissonneault ESC Theriault 45.45m 6 Drew White Dunbarton - Pickering 45.01m 4 x 100m Relay 1 Cardinal Leger SS St. Roch CSS Country Day School St. Mary CSS - Pickering Birchmount Park Thousand Islands JUNIOR WOMEN 100m 1 Sydonie Merrick Blessed Mother Teresa Elizabeth Martin Marguerite D Youville Jahnyl Donaldson Birchmount Park Camille Watson Pickering - Ajax Kayla Vieux ESP Louis Riel Jazmine Oliver St. Edmund Campion m 1 Sydonie Merrick Blessed Mother Teresa Anna Witherspoon Pickering - Ajax Elizabeth Martin Marguerite D Youville Camille Watson Pickering- Ajax Kaysen Drummond St. Roch CSS Meghan Jefferies Holy Cross - Kingston m 1 Tiana LoStracco St. James - Guelph Helena Jovic John McCrae SS Kate Denomme Leaside Meghan Jefferies Holy Cross - Kingston Aleeya Hutchins Dunbarton - Pickering Sadie Morris St. Augustine SS m 1 Tiana LoStracco St. James - Guelph Sadie Morris St. Augustine SS Remy Cattell Leaside Lauren Miller Perth & District Kate Denomme Leaside Hannah Tait St. Anne - Clinton m 1 Lilly Tuck Port Perry HS Remy Cattell Leaside Rebecca DeKay Sir F. Banting Lauren Miller Perth & District Parker Hopkins Northern - Toronto Teagan Shapansky Glebe CI - Ottawa m 1 Cameron Ormond Aurora HS Lilly Tuck Port Perry HS Rebecca DeKay Sir F. Banting Ireland Robertson Northern - Toronto Sam Ford University Of Toronto Schools Sydney Winokur Lawrence Park m Hurdles 1 Anna Witherspoon Pickering - Ajax Sarah Saldutto Notre Dame - Welland Karlie Moore Sandwich SS - Windsor Jessica Popadich Loretto Abbey Sabrina Gigante St. Andre Bessette Ireland Crowther H B Beal - London m Hurdles 1 Anna Witherspoon Pickering - Ajax Jerriah Kelly Holy Names Karlie Moore Sandwich SS - Windsor Helena Jovic John McCrae SS Shaleah Colaire St. Mary - Pickering Jessica Popadich Loretto Abbey High Jump 1 Autumn Bigger Beamsville DSS 1.76m! 2 Lexi Kundlacz St. Mary - Brockville 1.66m 3 Korina Black Philip Pocock SS 1.63m 4 Hanna Knier Tomas A Stewart 1.60m 5 Cara TenBruggencat Jacob Hespeler 1.60m 6 Madelyn Eybergen Kincardine 1.55m 6 Kelly Wu St. Augustine 1.55m Pole Vault 1 Lauren Hurrell St. Andre Bessette 3.25m 2 Mia Rodney Malvern - Toronto 3.15m 3 Alex Thorndson Silverthorne 3.15m 4 Brooke Meloche Sandwich SS - Windsor 3.05m 4 Maya Fetic A.N. Myer 3.05m 6 Breanna Hayhoe Maxilmilian Kolbe 3.05m Long Jump 1 Sarah Saldutto Notre Dame - Welland 5.84m! 2 Mila Puseljic R H King Academy 5.26m 3 Saraphtha Sasikuma Notre Dame - Brampton 5.14m 4 Rebecca Ramsay Timiskaming DSS 5.12m 5 Kadiatou Wann ESP Louis Riel 5.08m 6 Hayley Manners Richview 5.06m Triple Jump 1 Mila Puseljic R H King Academy 11.14m 2 Hanna Jodoin Korah CVS 11.08m 3 Paige Vrolyk St. Patrick s 11.05m 4 Nele Schumacher London Central 10.94m 5 Jacinta Arnold Holy Trinity - Richmond Hill 10.93m 6 Weajue Mombo Leaside 10.92m Shot Put 1 Audrey O Connor Lajeuenesse - Windsor 12.75m 2 Eve Denault Fellowes HS 12.29m 3 Grace Michauville ESC Algonquin 11.90m 4 Meghan Mori Brooklin 11.73m 5 Trinity Papamandja Sir F. Banting 11.72m 6 Jadyn Fraser Carleton Place 11.69m Discus 1 Alison Stephens Chatham - Kent 37.25m 2 Grace Michauville ESC Algonquin 34.15m 3 Eve Denault Fellowes HS 31.73m 4 Amy Simunic Bishop Ryan CSS 30.65m 5 Mikayla Dacosta ESC Theriault 30.54m 6 Jessica Pearcy St. Peter - Peterborough 28.21m Javelin 1 Madison Mclean St. Pius X CHS 39.34m 2 Holly Hanchiruk Huron Park 38.73m 3 Emma McDougall Governor Simcoe 37.34m 4 Jenna Flemming Central Algoma 37.25m 5 Laura Kelley Saunders SS - London 36.87m 6 Tana Doughty Valour - Petawawa 34.52m

37 Championship Results 4 x 100m Relay 1 Pickering - Ajax Sandwich SS - Windsor Father Henry Carr - Toronto David Suzuki SS- Brampton ESP Louis Riel- Gloucester St. Thomas of Villanova - Lasalle JUNIOR MEN 100m 1 Myles Misener Westdale SS Ibrahim Ayorinde Appleby College Brayden Fraser Ascension of our Lord Ben Robinson Immaculata HS Javon Sheriff Father Henry Carr Liam Van Loon CCH - London m 1 Myles Misener Westdale SS Ibrahim Ayorinde Appleby College Brayden Fraser Ascension of our Lord Jordan McKenzie Pickering - Ajax Dante Henriques Delhi Isaiah Palmer St. Edmund Campion m 1 Myles Misener Westdale SS Aidan VanBeek Thousand Islands SS Liam Rivard Leaside Rudy Huizinga Denis O Connor Christopher Middle Bill Crothers Isaiah Palmer St. Edmund Campion m 1 Liam Rivard Leaside Kyle Koyanagi Sir Wilfrid Laurier - London Noah Costa Vincent Massey Joel Duff Runnymede Rudy Huizinga Denis O Connor Rohan Nowbotsing Martingrove CI m 1 Nick Mota Newmarket Josh Zelek Stratford Central Kyle Koyanagi Sir Wilfrid Laurier - London Evan Burke London South Noah Costa Vincent Massey Tristen Jones St. Peter - Peterborough m 1 Nick Mota Newmarket Josh Zelek Startford Central Evan Burke London South Aidan Jean Sacred Heart CHS Alex Sandras Maximilian Kolbe Eric Klassen Sir F. Banting m Hurdles 1 Wilson O Neill Country Day School Adam Exley Resurrection CSS Leewinchell Jean Gisele-Lalonde Jonah McPhee Waterloo CI Graham Cassar St. Andrew s College Casey Van Dorp St. Anne - Clinton m Hurdles 1 Wilson O Neill Country Day School Adam Exley Resurrection CSS Leewinchell Jean Gisele- Lalonde Lucas Mrozewski Lo-Ellen Park SS Carson Perry Lambton Central Blake Devinney Centennial High Jump 1 Bailey Maracle St. Theresa CSS 1.94m 2 Kenny Ngassoue Bill Crothers SS 1.88m 3 Justin Kim Thornhill SS 1.88m 4 Michael Red Notre Dame - Brampton 1.85m 5 Mitchell Patriarch Thornlea SS 1.80m 6 Johnny Jacob Lakeshore CHS 1.80m Pole Vault 1 Aiden Allen Sandwich SS - Windsor 3.70m 2 Tyler Denes St. Joseph s CHS 3.60m 3 Chris Iwamoto Lawrence Park 3.50m 4 Alex Wolf Lawrence Park 3.40m 5 Bailey Harris Jacob Hespeler 3.40m 6 Tyler Dobbie E L Crossley 3.30m Long Jump 1 Akos Balint C.C.H. - Windsor 6.49m 2 Dmitri Smith Brampton Centennial SS 6.41m 3 Mika Bosnjak London Central 6.26m 4 Nifemi Ojutalayo Robert F. Hall 6.24m 5 Aaron Barton Johnson 6.19m 6 Jon Brady Smith Falls 6.14m Triple Jump 1 Aaron Barton Johnson 13.67m 2 Ryan Saunders Maximilian Kolbe 13.33m 3 Karlis Mikelsteins Langstaff SS 13.16m 4 DeAndre Fournier Thorold 12.85m 5 Graham Cassar St. Andrew s College 12.73m 6 Jared Hall East Northumberland SS 12.68m Shot Put 1 Lucas Woodhall Thousand Islands SS 18.08m 2 Brandon Ovington West Carleton SS 17.08m 3 Zach Deir Loyalist CVI 16.70m 4 Paris Shand Bill Crothers SS 16.32m 5 Dakota Perrin ESC Jeanne- Lajoi 16.30m 6 Trevor Primeau Eastview SS 16.28m Discus 1 Tye McSorley St. Marcellinus 64.38m 2 Lucas Woodhall Thousand Islands SS 61.29m 3 Brandon Ovington West Carleton SS 59.04m 4 Zach Deir Loyalist CVI 55.09m 5 Matt Boyce Northern - Sarnia 53.79m 6 Christian Panhuis Sir F. Banting 51.90m Javelin 1 Matthew Barta Lakeshore- Toronto 58.68m 2 Caleb Lidlow Thousand Islands SS 56.26m 3 Josh Doupe St. Patrick s 55.81m 4 Tye McSorley St. Marcellinus 55.06m 5 Mac Douglas Valour - Petawawa 54.59m 6 Sam Feldman Bloor CI - Toronto 52.74m 4 x 100m Relay 1 Father Henry Carr - Toronto 43.39! 2 Sandwich SS - Windsor Michael Power / St. Joseph s Oakridge - London Francis Libermann - Toronto East Northumberland SS SENIOR WOMEN 100m 1 Eunice Boateng Cedarbrae Kendra Leger Notre Dame - Welland Jacqueline Madogo Franco Ouest Cassandra Garcia Francis Libermann Tomi Bamigbade Cameron Heights Allysia Parry Pickering - Ajax m 1 Ashlan Best Centennial - Guelph Eunice Boateng Cedarbrae Gjaudy John Uxbridge SS Skyy Diop All Saints CSS Sharelle Samuel Ashbury College Morgan Byng Banting Memorial m 1 Ashlan Best Centennial - Guelph Sharelle Samuel Ashbury College Skyy Diop All Saints CSS Aurora Rynda Lawrence Park Zoe Sherar Bloor CI Eden Senior Mayfield SS m 1 Aurora Rynda Lawrence Park Jocelyn Chau De La Salle College Laura Parkinson C.C.H. - London Haley Walker Havergal College Mikenna Vanderheyd Strathroy Eily Rauliuk-Dunn MHS - Deep River m 1 Laura Parkinson C.C.H. - London !* 2 Jocelyn Chau De La Salle College Sevanne Ghazarian St. Benedict Martha MacDonald Havergal College Jessica Kellar Our Lady of Mount Carmel Haley Walker Havergal College m 1 Sevanne Ghazarian St. Benedict Martha MacDonald Havergal College Jenna Clayworth Uxbridge Stefanie Parsons Christ The King Jade Watson Loretto Abbey Lily Meek Thousand Islands SS m Hurdles 1 Keira Galloway Glebe CI - Ottawa Kendra Leger Notre Dame - Welland Kaylyn Hall H B Beal - London Claire Millard Loyalist CVI Jasmine Scott Sandwich SS - Windsor Megan Dunn Lord Dorchester m Hurdles 1 Ally Oulds Chatham - Kent Brooke Overholt St. Michael - Stratford Nicole Parsons Abbey Park HS Katie Beaudry Lord Dorchester Sharelle Samuel Ashbury College Kiana Gibson Merivale HS High Jump 1 Emily Branderhorst London Christian 1.66m 2 Katie Beaudry Lord Dorchester 1.66m 3 Lauren Norris Lindsay CVI 1.63m 3 Caliegh Porter Widdifield SS 1.63m 5 Robin Clark Thornhill SS 1.60m 6 Lauren Perrier St. Patrick - Thunder Bay 1.60m Pole Vault 1 Katy Magoffin Woodstock 3.40m 2 Emily Newton Mayfield SS 3.30m 3 Caroline Poirier ESP Louis Riel 3.30m 4 Annabelle Gagne ESP Louis Riel 3.20m 5 Christy Rizzo Saunders SS - London 3.10m 6 Julia Maine Lisgar CI - Ottawa 3.10m Long Jump 1 Jasmine Scott Sandwich SS - Windsor 5.62m 2 Taryn Lamorie St.Mary s- Sault Ste.Marie 5.42m 3 Alissa Melvin St.David 5.38m 4 Anna Obi St. Augustine SS 5.36m 5 Charlie Poretti Notre Dame- Welland 5.35m 6 Emma Weltz O Gorman HS 5.23m Triple Jump 1 Alissa Melvin St. David 11.90m 2 Mikeisha Welcome Blessed Cardinal Newman 11.82m 3 Tamara Grahovac Cameron Heights 11.54m 4 Alleyah Hinds MHSS - Oshawa 11.34m 5 Mandy Brunet Villanova 11.30m 6 Anna Obi St. Augustine SS 11.24m Shot Put 1 Grace Tennant South Lincoln HS 13.88m 2 Trinity Tutti Eastdale SS 13.44m 3 Adele St. John Sir F. Banting 12.68m 4 Holly Taylor Assumption - Brantford 12.45m 5 Bernice Ediagbonya Senator O Connor 11.27m 6 Tamia Noel Ignatius of Loyola 11.13m Discus 1 Grace Tennant South Lincoln HS 50.48m! 2 Trinity Tutti Eastdale SS 48.14m 3 Kambrie Luciani Centennial 42.90m 4 Molly Boley Owen Sound 41.37m 5 Holly Taylor Assumption- Brantford 40.18m 6 Adele St. John Sir F. Banting 39.18m Javelin 1 Marissa Mueller Lambton Central 45.77m 2 Jenna Kane La Salle SS 40.51m 3 Danica Nardi St. Patrick s - Ottawa 38.09m 4 Kambrie Luciani Centennial 37.70m 5 Ashley Assam Brampton Christian 37.38m 6 Holly Taylor Assumption - Brantford 36.47m 4 x 100m Relay 1 W F Herman - Windsor St. David - Waterloo Father Henry Carr - Toronto Lord Dorchester Newtonbrook - Toronto Dr Frank J Hayden SS m Steeplechase 1 Mikenna Vanderheyd Strathroy ! * 2 Chloe Walker Vincent Massey Sadie-Jane Hickson Lindsay CVI Katherine Sheridan Bell HS - Nepean Anna Bout St. John Kilmarnock Kylee Raftis Bishop Strachan School x 400m Relay 1 Bishop Allen Academy - Toronto W F Herman Dunbarton Centennial Chatham- Kent Guelph SENIOR MEN 100m 1 Khamal Stewart Baynes Father Henry Carr Adam Nalywaiko Mother Teresa Emmanuel Ajiroba St. Augustine SS Vincent Irobun St. Thomas More Sam Hall East Northumberland Owen Read Elmira

38 Championship Results 200m 1 Khamal Stewart Baynes Father Henry Carr Aaron Paynter Bishop Allen Academy Ike Usifo St. Thomas More Daquan Berry Bill Crothers SS Ethan Pasco St. Paul - Niagara Falls Owen Read Elmira m 1 Khamal Stewart Baynes Father Henry Carr Nathan Friginette St. John Paul II Cade Wykes Thousand Islands SS Nicolas Morales St. Elizabeth CHS Devin Leblanc Holy Cross - Kingston Patrick Quinland W F Herman m 1 Ruach Padhal St. John Paul II Ezana Wossen Mashall McLuhan Alanzo Ryan Dunbarton - Pickering William McBride W F Herman - Windsor John Fish Sir John A. Macdonald Sam Cumming Eastview SS m 1 Isaiah Frielink Unity Christian John Fish Sir John A. Macdonald Joshua DeSouza Marquerite D Youville Andrew Alexander Neil McNeil Luke Jaciw-Zurakow Notre Dame CSS Braydon Clarke Erin m 1 Andrew Alexander Neil McNeil Isaiah Frielink Unity Christian Thomas Witkowicz All Saints CSS Joshua DeSouza Marguerite D Youville Marcus Kemp St. Mary s - Kitchener Mitch delange Unity Christian m Hurdles 1 Liam Mather London Central Matt MacNeill A B Lucas - London Vahid Andrews Birchmount Park Mathew Ferguson Perth & District Matthew MacGillivary C C H - London James Muharrem Chatham - Kent m Hurdles 1 Austin White St. Michael - Kemptville Nate St. Romain Nicholson CC Matt MacNeill A B Lucas - London James Muharrem Chatham - Kent Cameron Bruce Cobourg CI Ryan Salvino Glebe CI - Ottawa High Jump 1 Sebastian Smith Northern - Sarnia 2.05m 2 Sam Hall East Northumberland 1.95m 3 Brett Hawkins Rideau - Elgin 1.95m 4 Matt Pfefferkorn Waterloo CI 1.90m 4 Matthew Bergin Adam Scott C & VI 1.90m 4 Eric Giannini Glebe CI - Ottawa 1.90m Pole Vault 1 Brennan Sequin Char-Lan DHS 4.40m 2 Devin Hewitt Thousand Islands SS 4.30m 3 Nojah Parker College Avenue SS 4.10m 4 Chris Dywanski Humberview SS 3.95m 5 Aidan Anger Almaquin Highlands 3.95m 6 Calvin Wilson Carleton Place 3.95m Long Jump 1 Ryan Taylor Huron Heights 6.93m 2 Gerrard Wallace Heart Lake SS 6.84m 3 Kenny Siharath Cameron Heights 6.82m 4 Marcus Cooper Holy Names 6.76m 5 Scott Peel Fenelon Falls SS 6.76m 6 Logan Panek Sandwich SS - Windsor 6.75m Triple Jump 1 Ryan Taylor Huron Heights 14.51m 2 Scott Peel Fenelon Falls SS 14.19m 3 Josh Haughton Crestwood Prep m 4 Roger Grubb Bill Crothers SS 13.50m 5 Kenny Siharath Cameron Heights 13.50m 6 Alex Needs ES L Essor 13.48m Shot Put 1 Mark Bujnowski Holy Cross - Stratford 18.41m 2 Thomas Nedow Thousand Islands SS 17.00m 3 Zion Webb St. Patrick s 16.66m 4 Spencer Vanderlaan Maranatha Christian 16.43m 5 Cole Belkwell St. Mary s - Kitchener 15.93m 6 Spencer Guglietti Cardinal Carter 15.24m Discus 1 Mark Bujnowski Holy Cross - Stratford 59.43m 2 Thomas Nedow Thousand Islands SS 51.55m 3 Anthony Elliot Sacred Heart 47.43m 4 David Peet Forest Heights 47.30m 5 Justin Smith Arnprior DHS 46.72m 6 Alexander Feshanet Philip Pocock SS 45.45m Javelin 1 Timothy Hatton Northern SS 56.56m 2 Josh Mather Strathroy 55.60m 3 Damon Lewis Iona CSS 53.23m 4 Curtis Egert Centennial 52.48m 5 Marlow Carter Glencoe 52.26m 6 Jack Kangas St. Peter - Peterborough 51.13m 4 x 100m Relay 1 Father Henry Carr - Toronto A N Myer - Niagara Falls H B Beal - London W F Herman - Windsor Fr. Leo J. Austin - Whitby Marshall McLuhan - Toronto m Steeplechase 1 Marcel Scheele St. Mary s Alex Drover Kingston CVI Cole Hannam St. James - Guelph Brad Sheeler Holy Cross - Stratford Theo Hassim Winston Churchill - St. Catharines Nicholas Tralli Birchmount Park x 400m Relay 1 Thousand Islands SS W F Herman - Windsor Holy Cross SS - Kingston Dunbarton - Pickering Cardinal Leger SS - Brampton Northern - Sarnia PARA EVENTS Women - 100m Ambulatory 1 Shirley Hughes Sydenham HS Brittney Yurek Twin Lakes SS Jessica D Souza St. Mary - Pickering Men - 100m Ambulatory 1 Zach Gingras Bill Crothers SS Nick Heffernan St. Thomas Aquinas Hudson Booth Almaquin Highlands Erik Kuchman Notre Dame Cody Bell Lambton Central Josh Grondin MacKenzie Men - 100m Visually Impaired 1 Austin Ingram Valour - Petawawa 11.99! 2 Nicholas Neri Cardinal Leger Josh Roberto Paul Dwyer CHS Tiago Brum Bishop Tonnos Bidhialyh Sanon F J Brennan Cameron Malcom Agincourt Women - 100m Intellectually Impaired 1 Kristy Alford Nantyr Shores SS 13.79! 2 Kyla Rodrique Woodstock Clarista Ardiel Almaquin Highlands MacKenzie Donaldson Resurrection Shannon Swinson Beamsville SS Jacinda Nauta Woodstock Men - 100m Intellectually Impaired 1 Nathan Nowak Regiopolis - Notre Dame Owen Konkle Beamsville DSS Conor Pap Loyalist CVI Clark Paul-Hector Ottawa Technical Andre Ferguson Westview Freedom Grayson Whitney Ottawa Technical Women - 200m Wheelchair 1 Jessica Tinney Greenwood College Kanice McLean Governor Simcoe Abbey LeBlanc MacKenzie Men - 200m Wheelchair 1 Carlos Melo C C H - Windsor Connor McGowan Christ The King Women - 800m Visually Impaired 1 Kat Grgic St. Aloysius Gonzaga ! Men - 800m Visually Impaired 1 Nicholas Neri Cardinal Leger Josh Roberto Paul Dwyer CHS Tiago Brum Bishop Tonnos Austin Ingram Valour - Petawawa Women - 800m Ambulatory 1 Sarah Gillies Orangeville ! 2 Shirley Hughes Sydenham HS Men - 800m Ambulatory 1 Zach Gingras Bill Crothers Max Gunter Humberview SS Josh Grondin MacKenzie Hudson Booth Almaquin Highlands Jack Revell Sydenham HS Cody Bell Lambton Central Women - 800m Intellectually Impaired 1 Clarista Ardiel Almaquin Highlands ! 2 Sarah Mailloux Ottawa Technical Cheyenne Henry Timiskaming DSS Julianne Miszk St. Michael - Niagara Falls Sydney Pratt La Salle SS Kate Holden Grand River Men - 800m Intellectually Impaired 1 Owen Konkle Beamsville DSS ! 2 Jacob Balan St. Marcellinus Cade McSorley Collingwood CI Robert Leybourne Qinte Sesondary Arien Gough Ottawa Technical Craig Machan MacKenzie Women - Shot Put - Exhibition 1 Jessica Tinney Greenwood College 3.21m 2 Kanice McLean Governor Simcoe 2.25m Men - Shot Put - Exhibition 1 Hudson Booth Almaquin Highlands 5.74m 36 THE BULLETIN FALL 2017

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