WINTER 2020 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS SPRING 2020 The Bulletin
2020 - 2021 OFSAA Championship Calendar
Character Athlete Award Recipients
Coping With The Pandemic
EDUCATION THROUGH SCHOOL SPORT LE SPORT SCOLAIRE : UN ENTRAINEMENT POUR LA VIE Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations 305 Milner Avenue, Suite 207 Toronto, Ontario M1B 3V4 Website: www.ofsaa.on.ca Phone: (416) 426-7391 Publications Mail Agreement Number: 40050378 STAFF Executive Director Doug Gellatly P: 416.426.7438 [email protected] Assistant Director Shamus Bourdon P: 416.426.7440 [email protected] Assistant Director Denise Perrier P: 416.426.7436 [email protected] Communications Coordinator Pat Park P: 416.426.7437 [email protected] Operations Coordinator Beth Hubbard P: 416.426.7439 [email protected] Sport Coordinator Tim Larry P: 613.848.2855 [email protected] Sport Coordinator Jim Barbeau P: 613.962.0148 [email protected] Sport Coordinator Brian Riddell P: 416.904.6796 [email protected] EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President Nick Rowe, Etobicoke CI P: 416.394.7840 [email protected] Past President Jennifer Knox, Kenner CI P: 705.743.2181 [email protected] Vice President Carolyn Chesney, John F. Ross CI P: 519.822.7090 [email protected] Metro Region Eva Roser, St. John Henry Newman CHS P: 416.393.5519 [email protected] East Region Courtney Beaulne, A.Y. Jackson SS P: 613.836.2527 courtney.hyndman. [email protected] West Region Michele Van Bargen, Strathroy DCI P: 519.245.8488 [email protected] South Region Bob Gardiner, Dundas Valley SS P: 905.628. 2203 [email protected] Central Region Shawn Morris, Stephen Lewis SS P: 905.326.7994 [email protected] North Region Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin P: 705.472.8240 [email protected] CODE Linda Staudt, London Catholic DSB P: 519.663.2088 x 40002 [email protected] CODE Manny Figueiredo, Hamilton-Wentworth DSB P: 905.527.5092 x 2297 [email protected] CODE André Blais, CSC Monavenir P: 416.397.6564 [email protected] Member-at-Large Linda de Jeu P: 705.927.8605 [email protected] Member-at-Large Barry Mutrie P: 519.270.4461 [email protected] REPRESENTATIVES’ COUNCIL CISAA Fraser Bertram, Crescent School P: 416.449.2556 [email protected] Ashley Willis, Toronto Montessori Schools P: 907.780.1002 [email protected] COSSA Brian Poste, North Hastings DHS P: 613.332.1220 [email protected] Leslie Creeden, IE Weldon SS P: 705.324.3585 x 19017 [email protected] CWOSSA Johnny Forte, Cameron Heights CI P: 519.578.8330 [email protected] Pamela Robinson, Simcoe Composite P: 519.426.4664 x 501240 [email protected] EOSSAA Suchetan James, Limestone DSB P: 613.544.6920 [email protected] Tammy Bovaird, Notre Dame CHS P: 613.253.4700 [email protected] GBSSA Val Hargreaves, Eastview SS P: 705.728.1321 [email protected] Stephen Urbach, Innisdale SS P: 705.726.2552 [email protected] GHAC Mark Freeman, Notre Dame CSS P: 905.335.1544 [email protected] Carolyn Mossey, St. Jean de Brebeuf SS P: 905.388.7020 [email protected] LOSSA Brad White, Brooklin HS P: 905.655.2015 [email protected] Linda Correia, Dunbarton HS P: 905.839.1125 [email protected] NCSSAA Mike Rowley, St. Mother Teresa CSS P: 613.823.1663 [email protected] Courtney Beaulne, A.Y. Jackson SS P: 613.836.2527 [email protected] NEOAA Sheldon Belanger, Kapuskasing DHS P: 705.367.6164 [email protected] Anita Anderson, Englehart HS P: 705.544.2337 [email protected] NOSSA Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin P: 705.472.8240 [email protected] Kim Chezzi, Lively District SS P: 705.692.3671 [email protected] NWOSSAA David McCallum, Westgate CVI P: 807.577.4251 [email protected] Jennifer Huhta, Nipigon-Red Rock DHS P: 807.886.2201 x 221 [email protected] ROPSSAA Sean McCabe, Loyola CSS P: 905.820.9822 x 66142 [email protected] Kelly Gouveia, Fletcher’s Meadow P: 905.495.2675 x 424 [email protected] SOSSA Bob Gardiner, Dundas Valley SS P: 905.628.2203 [email protected] Jill Stiefelmeyer, Governor Simcoe SS P: 905.934.4006 [email protected] SWOSSAA James Clarke, John McGregor P: 519.354.1740 x 11655 [email protected] Stacey Ditchfield, St. Anne Catholic HS P: 519.727.8908 [email protected] TDCAA Richard Gallacher, St. Mother Teresa CSS P:416.393.5538 [email protected] Eva Roser, Blessed Cardinal Newman P: 416.393.5519 [email protected] TDSSAA George Kourtis, Toronto DSB P: 416.396.6000 [email protected] Chris Reid, Lawrence Park CI P: 416.393.9500 x 20030 [email protected] Jacquie Doggett, Weston Collegiate P: 416.394.3250 X 20032 [email protected] Alisha Hunnisett, Sir John A MacDonald SS P: 416.396.6793 [email protected] WOSSAA Tim Clayton, Mother Teresa CSS P: 519.675.4433 [email protected] Michele Van Bargen, Strathroy DCI P: 519.245.8488 [email protected] YRAA Shawn Morris, Stephen Lewis SS P: 905.326.7994 [email protected] Liana Williams, Milliken Mills HS P: 905.477.0072 [email protected]
ADVISORS Ministry of Education Kelly De Fogain [email protected] Ministry of Heritage, Greg Theriault [email protected] Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations Contents 305 Milner Avenue, Suite 207 Toronto, Ontario M1B 3V4 Website: www.ofsaa.on.ca Phone: (416) 426-7391 Publications Mail Agreement Number: 40050378
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Executive Director’s Letter...... 2 FESTIVAL RESULTS OFSAA Snowboarding Festival...... 19 OFSAA NEWS Age Classifications 2020-21...... 3 EVENTS Transfer Appeal Meeting Dates 2020-21...... 3 2020-21 OFSAA Championship Calendar...... 20-21 OFSAA Social Spotlight...... 3 Thank You Convenors!...... 4 OFSAA Conference...... 4 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS OFSAA Partners With Mizuno...... 5 OFSAA Badminton Championship...... 22 Please Support OFSAA’s School Sport Sponsors...... 5 OFSAA Boys’ A Basketball Championship ...... 23 Photo Contest Winners...... 6 OFSAA Boys’ AA Basketball Championship...... 24 CIAAA...... 8 OFSAA Boys’ AAA Basketball Championship...... 25 Coaching In Ontario Schools...... 8 OFSAA Boys’ & Girls’ Curling Championships...... 26 Subscribe to OFSAA’s E-Newsletter...... 8 OFSAA Boys’ A/AA Hockey Championship...... 27 OFSAA Advocates For The Benefits of Coaching...... 9 OFSAA Girls’ A/AA Hockey Championship...... 28 The OFSAA TIMEOUT Podcast...... 9 OFSAA Boys’ and Girls’ AAA Hockey Championships...... 29 Positive Ways To Help Students Cope With Health Crisis....10-12 OFSAA Alpine Skiing Championship...... 30 OFSAA Hosts Needed For 2020-21!...... 12 OFSAA Nordic Skiing Championship...... 31 Sanctioned Events...... 12 OFSAA Swimming Championship...... 32 OFSAA TRYDay...... 13 OFSAA Girls’ A Volleyball Championship...... 35 OFSAA Transfer Policy...... 15 OFSAA Girls’ AA Volleyball Championship...... 36 OFSAA Girls’ AAA Volleyball Championship...... 37 SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS OFSAA Wrestling Championship...... 38-40 Character Athlete Award 2019-20...... 16-17 OFSAA Alumni Scholarship Program...... 18 PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS Ontario Volunteer Service Awards...... 18 Front Cover – Dan Janisse (The Windsor Star) Back Cover – Gerry Angus (Spectro Photography)
Thank you to the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries for their generous contributions and support.
www.ofsaa.on.ca 1 A Word from Doug Gellatly, OFSAA Executive Director
On March 31, OFSAA President health officers “should not be moved from their duty by public Nick Rowe announced the clamor, to adopt fussy and ill-advised measures, which only cancellation of all spring serve to irritate the public and accomplish no useful purpose.” championships and festivals Safe to say that times certainly have changed. due to the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in province-wide There were, however, some public measures put in place to limit school closures. This followed the spread of the disease. In many areas these were ignored the March 13 announcement when celebrations broke out at the announcement of Armistice that the hockey and curling and the end of World War I. championships had been On the sporting front, the 1919 Stanley Cup Final between the cancelled. Seattle Metropolitans and Montreal Canadiens was cancelled The pandemic is without question a situation none of us has because of the pandemic. Just hours prior to the deciding experienced before. We’ve even learned new terms and game, the series was called off after five Montreal players and behaviours such as “flatten the curve” and “social distancing”. their manager were admitted to hospital. Days later, Joe Hall of Both are now common terms most people didn’t even know the Canadiens passed from the disease. The inscription on the until just weeks ago. Stanley Cup for 1919 reads, SERIES NOT COMPLETED.
The 1918-1920 Spanish flu pandemic is the most recent rival This year’s cancellation of OFSAA spring events is unfortunate to COVID-19. It took an estimated 50,000 lives in Canada, with for the approximately 10,000 student-athletes and their coaches most victims being between 20 and 40 years of age. The flu hit who would have had the opportunity to represent their schools during World War I and its global spread was hastened by the at these events. It is regrettable as well for the convenors and movement of troops. committee members who had volunteered their time and had been planning diligently for over a year. Their work is truly Archives of Ontario has produced a grade 10-12 lesson on appreciated. Volunteers are the driving force behind school the Spanish flu. This document contains some interesting sports and we extend a sincere thank you to each and every one information, including an October 12, 1918 influenza precautions of the volunteers across the province. poster from the Ontario Board of Health which suggests it was opposed to the closure of “places of assemblage” such as As we head towards the end of the school year, we eagerly look schools, although such decisions rested with municipal health forward to when we can safely get back to the classroom and to officers. The Board of Health claimed, “There is no great danger when sport returns to our school communities. of spreading the disease,...if these places are well-ventilated.” Please stay safe and healthy. The poster also states, “In cities and towns it is impossible to prevent children from co-mingling in the streets and playgrounds where they are without the supervision found in schools. Hence closing schools is more effective in country districts. Closing schools is economically wasteful, and usually has no influence on the course of an outbreak of a disease like influenza. Children Doug Gellatly are less likely to infect one another in the class-room than in the Executive Director home or on the playground.” It goes on to say that municipal
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Age Classifications for the 2020-2021 Transfer Appeal 2020-21 School Year Meeting Dates
For the 2020-21 school year, a Novice (formerly classified as Meeting Date Deadline for Applications “Midget) will be born in 2006 or later and may only compete at Mon., Sept. 28, 2020 Thurs., Oct. 8, 2020 OFSAA in the Novice category for one year in Grade 9. A Junior will Wed., Oct. 21, 2020 Thurs., Nov. 5, 2020 be born in 2005 or 2006 and a Senior will be born in 2001 or later. Mon., Nov. 30, 2020 Tues., Dec. 15, 2020 2000 or earlier Ineligible Wed., Feb. 3, 2021 Thurs., Feb. 18, 2021 2001 Senior Wed., April 7, 2021 Thurs., April 22, 2021 2002 Senior 2003 Senior To appeal to an Association decision, please call the 2004 Senior OFSAA office and give the name of the student and 2005/06 Junior school, as well as the name of the principal. Please see 2006 Novice the deadline dates posted above. How old was the student on January 1, 2020? A letter will be sent to the student, c/o the principal, stating the date, time and location of the appeal Years of eligibility hearing. The letter will outline what information the Coaches and students are reminded that students are eligible for no student must provide prior to the meeting date. Please more than five consecutive years from date of entry into Grade 9. note that the bi-annual Transfer Workshop will be held There is no appeal to this rule. on September 18, 2020.
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, LinkedIn, Instagram, SnapChat and YouTube!
/OFSAA @OFSAA /company/OFSAA @OFSAAGRAM RealOFSAA /OFSAA Follow individual championship results with live updates from OFSAA Championship twitter accounts. Updates and pics right from the source! @OFSAASnow @OFSAABadminton @OFSAABaseball @OFSAABasketball @OFSAAXC @OFSAACurling @OFSAAGirlsFH @OFSAALacrosse @OFSAAFootball @OFSAAGolf @OFSAABoyHockey @OFSAAGirlHockey @OFSAABoySoccer @OFSAAGirlSoccer @OFSAARugby @OFSAASwimming @OFSAATennis @OFSAATrack @OFSAAVBall @OFSAAWrestling
www.ofsaa.on.ca 3 Thank You Convenors!! For each of the cancelled spring events in 2020, OFSAA recognizes the commitment and dedication of the convenors of each of the championships and festivals. Those individuals include:
• Jennifer Armatage, Girls’ AAA Rugby • Ryan Kimmerly, Boys’ AAA Rugby • Fraser Bertram, Track & Field • Larry Laughlin, Tennis • Reuben Brunet, Girls’ A/AA Rugby • Anthony Macaluso, Boys’ & Girls’ AAA Soccer • Steve Burke, Baseball West Regional • Tim Marks, Badminton • Sue Dunn, Girls’ A/AA Hockey • David Peters, Girls’ A Soccer • Cam Hagle, Boys’ A & AA Soccer • Paul Rebelo, Baseball East Regional • Pete Hercus, Boys’ A/AA Rugby • Chris Reid, Track & Field • Rob Houston, Curling • John Talerico, Boys’ & Girls’ AAA Hockey • Mark Iannizzi, Boys’ AAA Lacrosse • Darryl Ward, Boys’ A/AA Lacrosse • Adam Jones, Boys’ A/AA Lacrosse • Jim Whittard, Boys’ A/AA Hockey • Ian Kendrick, Girls’ AA Soccer
OFSAA is excited to announce that our online 2020 OFSAA Conference is scheduled for October 22-24, 2020. Please continue to visit ofsaa.on.ca and our social media accounts for information regarding registration, workshops, guest speakers and presenters. You can find us on Twitter at @OFSAA and on Facebook at /OFSAA. If you are interested in presenting, please contact OFSAA Assistant Director, Denise Perrier, at [email protected]. We look forward to seeing you in the fall!
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OFSAA Partners With Mizuno
OFSAA and Mizuno are pleased announce a new three-year About Mizuno partnership that will see the company serve as the provider For all who participate and believe in the value of sports, of official baseballs of Ontario high school baseball. The we are a brand that offers superior sporting goods designed new agreement introduces Mizuno’s MB380 baseball. to bring happiness and joy to all through the power of Director of Sales and Marketing with Mizuno Canada, Dave sports. We know that playing sports is a journey, and we’re Bartlett stated, “We at Mizuno Canada have always prided committed to crafting the high-quality products you need ourselves on building relationships from a grassroots level throughout that journey - regardless of who you are, which and we couldn’t be happier to get this deal done. When sport you love and at what level you play. we decided to enter the North American ball market, we At Mizuno, we’re passionate about sports, and we’ll always made a list of the top partnerships we wanted to create and strive to help you find your inspiration - just as we have for OFSAA was one of our top targets.” over 100 years. OFSAA Executive Director Doug Gellatly said, “We are REACH BEYOND expresses our strong held desire to excited to begin this partnership with Mizuno. We are constantly push forward. certain that the MB380 baseball will have a significant and positive impact on the quality of play throughout our future For more information, please visit mizunousa.com. baseball championships. We are grateful for Mizuno’s support.” 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 Football Yonex Baden • Official racquet of • Official footballs of OFSAA: OFSAA:B500, B600 DF, F7000L & F9C B7000 DF+ • Official shuttlecocks of OFSAA: Soccer Mavis 350, Mavis 300, Mavis 7 Molten • Official soccer ball of Black Knight OFSAA: Molten F5G 4800 • Official badminton eyewear official game ball provider of OFSAA
Volleyball Baseball Baden Mizuno • Official volleyball of OFSAA: • Official baseball of OFSAA: Baden VCOR Mizuno MB380
Basketball Accommodations Molten InnVest Hotels • Official basketball of • Official hotel partner of OFSAA OFSAA: GG-X Series Character Athlete Award Cross Country and Track and Field Jostens Nike • Official sponsor of OFSAA Official sponsor
www.ofsaa.on.ca 5 Congratulations to the winning entrants of OFSAA’s first ever PHOTO CONTEST! Among hundreds of submissions, OFSAA has selected these three photos as our prize winners.
Thank you very much to all those that First Place and winner of $300 in OFSAA apparel from Canuckstuff and a $200 submitted a photo portraying school sport prepaid gift card: Trevor Hingley of Almaguin Highlands Secondary School in from across Ontario in a positive light! South River (GBSSA)
Second Place and winner of $150 in OFSAA apparel from Canuckstuff: Eliana Melillo of Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary School in London (WOSSAA)
Third Place and winner of $50 in OFSAA apparel from Canuckstuff: Victoria Fell of Trenton High School (COSSA)
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www.ofsaa.on.ca 7 Canadian Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association – CIAAA
This is a joint venture between OFSAA and the Canadian Ten Athletic Directors from across Canada brought varying Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association that levels of experience to the course and they were joined by promotes, supports and trains existing and aspiring Athletic three OFSAA/CIAAA trained instructors. This same course is Directors/Coordinators. also available over two days on June 3 and 10, 2020. OFSAA, in cooperation with the CIAAA, delivered our first Given the success of this format, along with the hope that ever online course for Athletic Directors during the month things in education will return to normal in September, look for of February. CREATING YOUR ATHLETIC HANDBOOK (602C) online and in person course offerings from our OFSAA/CIAAA was delivered over three nights with each session 1 hour trained staff in 2020-21. If you have further questions, please in duration. Participants then had time to work on their contact Jim Barbeau at [email protected] and please visit the handbooks between sessions and bring back questions and CIAAA website at www.ciaa.ca for additional information. ideas to instructors and fellow participants for the next class.
Coaching in Ontario Schools (CIOS)
CIOS is a program developed by the Coaching Association of Canada and the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations to give teacher-coaches and community volunteers the special skill-set they need to coach effectively in the school environment. CIOS also provides 3 PD points to maintain NCCP certification.
Let’s look to educate more volunteers, teachers and coaches about OFSAA and we can do that through the CIOS! Online courses are available in both english and french. Please contact Shamus Bourdon at [email protected] or 416-426-7440.
Subscribe to OFSAA’s E-Newsletter
Stay updated on all of our awards, key dates, programs, conferences, scholarships, recognition, sponsorships and championships. Delivered via email in January, April, June and September, the newsletter has the OFSAA brand covered. Don’t miss out! Individuals can subscribe to the newsletter through any of the pages on our website at ofsaa.on.ca.
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OFSAA Advocates For The Benefits of Coaching As an educational organization working for students, students in a number of faculties of education and the OFSAA is led by volunteer teacher-coaches and school feedback has been very positive. We would again like to administrators. Our longstanding motto is “Education offer this opportunity to university students for the 2020- through School Sport”. 21 school year. If you are aware of a Faculty of Education department staff member that may be interested in this The physical, social and academic benefits of participating presentation, please contact OFSAA Assistant Director in school sports are important components in a student- Shamus Bourdon at [email protected] or 416-426- athlete’s development. Also, educational studies indicate 7440. teacher-coaches feel that coaching contributes positively to their overall job satisfaction. Secondly, a new initiative that serves as a promotional campaign to inspire new teachers into the coaching ranks Student-athletes rely on teachers to coach sports in their began in 2019-20. To help accomplish this, we developed schools. Without teachers taking these volunteer roles, a short presentation specifically designed for students school sport opportunities would not be available and a in Ontario’s faculties of education. We plan to conduct vital aspect of student development would be lost. more presentations for this particular group of students As a leader in school sport, OFSAA takes an important moving forward. Again, if you have a contact in the role in coach training and recruitment. faculties of education and feel that they would benefit from our presentation, please contact OFSAA Assistant We have developed two initiatives that will benefit Director Denise Perrier at [email protected] or 416- students as they move forward into the educational 426-7436. community. Here are just a couple of examples of the tremendous First, over the past several years, we have delivered our work being done on this project by school administrators. Coaching in Ontario Schools (CIOS) course to university
The OFSAA “TIMEOUT” Podcast is a fun and informative platform used to promote the efforts of individuals and the initiatives in school sport around the province. Be sure to check it out on your favourite apps, like Apple Podcasts and Spotify, or at anchor.fm/ofsaatimeout. You can also find out more about this new initiative, and listen to the podcasts, by going to www.ofsaa.on.ca/Campaigns. SPREAD THE WORD! Tell your friends, family and colleagues to SUBSCRIBE and LISTEN! Thanks for listening.
www.ofsaa.on.ca 9 Positive Ways To Help Students Cope With National Health Crisis By Dr. Steve Amaro on April 15, 2020 Source: The National Federation of State High School Associations’ High School Today Magazine
Every generation experiences an historic negative moment athletic programs, and as leaders of these elective activities, at some point in time – some are just worse than others. In coaches play a significant role as their words and actions carry previous generations, it may have been the assassination of tremendous influence and many students will seek them out President John F. Kennedy, explosion of the Space Shuttle for comfort and understanding. In normal times, students Challenger or the 9/11 terrorist attacks. In these instances, struggle with understanding that athletics is a privilege rather the disruption of school and personal life had real effects with than a right, but now is a vital time for coaches to share this school closures and substantial changes in the way students perspective with their athletes. and their families conducted their daily lives. Everyone loves to play sports and push their physical and Today, we are in the midst of an international health crisis with intellectual limits, but coaches need to reinforce that current the spread of the Coronavirus, otherwise known as COVID-19, safety measures need to be upheld for everyone. High schools and it has had a profound impact on high school activity can only allow athletics, activities and even academic classes in programs, including the postponement and, in some cases, safe environments. Coaches have the responsibility to support cancelation of entire high school athletic seasons. the school, state and national messages and acknowledge While it is important that adult leaders take care of themselves that this important health crisis has led to the disruption of and their families during these times, it is also important school sports. to continue to provide leadership and connection to their Coaches, especially those in-season coaches, need to put students and these young people who look not only to their competitiveness in perspective. In the initial days of this crisis, families, but also their school officials for guidance. there were reports of students gathering to practice their sports without coaches, overlooking the national – and in Acknowledge and Validate the Disruption some cases – state association recommendations for safety. It is nothing short of remarkable to see how a national climate Some of these students may be looking for ways to escape can change with just one unfortunate event. Most people, let the overwhelming saturation of the daily news cycle, but alone high school athletes, have never encountered such a coaches have an opportunity to provide written supports via change of national magnitude as we currently face. text or social media to encourage students to follow safety It is important to remember that athletes choose to be part of recommendations regarding social distancing. No upcoming
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future competition is worth the risk of life itself. in individually can reduce their stress levels, promote When schools assess activities and even attendance and mental health, and keep them fit for their eventual return find that safety is in question, coaches need to explain and to school and team activities. validate that such decisions are not made lightly. Equally Promote Time to Reflect, Connect and Be Thankful important is for coaches to send a consistent message Far too often, students and even the adults who run that can be supported by school and district leadership. student activities can become so focused on completing They need to have open lines of communication with their daily tasks that they forget to reflect and appreciate what athletic directors and school administration so that they can goes on around them. Although the COVID-19 virus has support their students in this trying time. disrupted our lives, it has also given us an opportunity to be Share and Encourage Plans for Individual Physical Activity thankful for all we do have. We have seen examples on the There is no single factor for how long students lives will be international stage. disrupted due to COVID-19, but it is clear that all students, In Italy, there were videos of families in an apartment regardless of ability, appreciate and benefit from routine; building who could not see each other, but sang their the fabric of student-athletes’ days are woven with specific national anthem outside on balconies, while in Spain a practice and game times. Although most coaches care fitness instructor conducted a fitness class on the roof of a deeply about their sports, one of the goals of high school building and those in the neighboring buildings joined the athletic participation is to build a foundation for students challenge. In each instance, the people participating had to to have lifetime physical fitness habits. It is this message observe social distance and could not see other participants, that coaches can support in creating plans and sharing but it revealed the connection and appreciation we can physical exercise plans as these plans support physical and all share in activities and physical exercise. The power of psychological health. human connection reveals itself in creative ways and even Students will have questions regarding how they will when we are physically separated, we can find ways to build navigate their lives, but for now they may ask when they will community. return to school, what happens to their games not played or In those states where families are under order to stay at dances they missed, or for those seniors, how do they select home, school leaders can encourage students to engage in the school they will attend in the fall if they can’t even see family activities. This could start with something as simple the campus. Although coaches may not have answers for as a board game at night, but it could also evolve into a these questions, they can provide clarity and perspective by physically engaging cross-training activity with siblings and creating and sharing individual activities through text, video other immediate family members. Most students never get conference and on social media. Whether it’s a half hour the chance to fully appreciate the athletic lives their parents of yoga or aerobic exercise, or even circuit training with lead and even fewer get an opportunity to teach or coach household items, providing activities for students to engage others. Supporting students to engage with their families
www.ofsaa.on.ca 11 gives them a greater understanding of themselves and those who support them. We Will Overcome OFSAA Hosts Needed The scariest question that all of us face is when will this national pandemic end? Although no one knows for sure For 2020-21! what the future will hold, we can reassure students that there OFSAA is looking to secure a host location for 4 2020-21 will be a time when they return to school and life will regain championships and festivals. If you are interested, please submit some normalcy. It’s important to let our students know that a bid application form to Shamus Bourdon at shamus@ofsaa. although we all will face inconvenience, hardship and even on.ca. some level of fear during this time, we will overcome this national health crisis and be stronger for the experience. The ‘Championship/Festival Application Form’ and the ‘Championship Calendars 2018-2021’ listings can be found by visiting ofsaa.on.ca/championships-festivals and then going to Dr. Steve Amaro, CMAA, is a teacher, tennis coach, athletic the right-hand side of the webpage. director and assistant principal at Freedom High School in Oakley, California. He is a member of the High School Today The following 2020-21 championships and festivals require hosts: Publications Committee. • Alpine Skiing • Track & Field • Girls’ Field Hockey • Wrestling
Sanctioned Events Anyone who would like to have an event sanctioned by OFSAA, has plans to travel outside of Ontario, or may be hosting school teams from outside of Ontario during the 2020 - 21 school year is encouraged to submit the appropriate form online anytime in the upcoming months. These forms can be found at: https://www.ofsaa.on.ca/events/sanctioned-events Updates to the OFSAA website will occur weekly as submissions are received. If you have any questions concerning the hosting of or attending out of province events, please do not hesitate to contact Jim Barbeau, OFSAA Sport Coordinator at: [email protected]
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Schools across the province this year have been providing their students with new, fun activities through their ‘Try Day’ programs. Students also had the opportunity to contribute to the organization and leadership of Try Day. New, non-traditional sports and physical activities motivate students and help them enjoy participating and thus increase their level of fitness. New fitness equipment, inclusive games of low organization (challenging rope climbs, exciting outdoor adventures, prep games for other sports) and all activities engaged students of all grades and skill levels. Once again, thanks to the Ministry of Education as over 125 secondary schools received up to $700 to conduct these special days. School programs can adapt to demographic changes, provide more inclusive programs, and enable as many students as possible to be active. Watch the OFSAA website for news of future grants!
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Have you changed schools? Thinking about changing schools?
Your eligibility to play high school sports may be at risk.
All students who have changed schools are ineligible to play high school sports unless they are cleared through the transfer policy.
See your athletic director, HPE department head, or a member of your guidance department for more information, or to obtain a transfer appeal form.
Check out the OFSAA website to view the policy.
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www.ofsaa.on.ca 15 Character Athlete Award 2019-20 OFSAA’s Character Athlete Award celebrates the efforts of the exceptional student-athletes in Ontario who best exemplify the characteristics that OFSAA is founded on. Nominations come to the OFSAA office detailing the exceptional character of student-athletes across Ontario, inspiring those around them with their involvement on the playing field and in the classroom, in both school and community. Selecting just one male and one female recipient of the OFSAA Character Athlete Award is never easy, but the following two individuals stood out for their commitment to OFSAA’s values of leadership, equity, respect and sportsmanship. Thank you to our sponsor Jostens for donating a $1000 grant to our female and male recipient.
Tristan Smith Tristan Smith Nominated by: Robin Gauthier Candidature soumise par Robin Gauthier Tristan is a grade 12 student at École Tristan fréquente l’École secondaire publique Maurice- secondaire publique Maurice-Lapointe Lapointe, à Kanata, en 12e année. in Kanata, Ontario. Il se démarque à titre d’élève impliqué, d’athlète talentueux et Tristan is a devoted student, a talented, de bénévole au service de sa communauté. Tristan démontre hard-working athlete and a dedicated sa polyvalence en pratiquant un éventail de sports : ballon- volunteer within his community. He participated in volleyball, volant, hockey, soccer, ultimate frisbee, badminton et piste et hockey, soccer, ultimate, badminton and track and field. In the pelouse. À son école, il a occupé les fonctions de trésorier du school community, Tristan was the treasurer for the school conseil étudiant et a formé une ligue intra-muros de hockey student government and convened the school’s intramural intérieur, en plus d’être entraîneur adjoint de l’équipe de floor hockey league. He also served as an assistant coach for ballon-volant junior filles. the junior girls’ volleyball team at school. Dans la communauté, Tristan est instructeur bénévole pour Outside of school activities, Tristan enjoys volunteering as a l’Academy of Martial Arts ainsi que pour le camp de soccer counsellor with the Academy of Martial Arts and the Royal City du club Royal City. Il appuie aussi les campagnes de collecte Soccer Camp in Kanata. In addition, he also gives his time to d’aliments de la banque alimentaire de Kanata. the Kanata Food Cupboard Food Drive. Tristan s’est retrouvé de l’autre côté du miroir dans le domaine Outside of competing, Tristan refereed soccer for the Eastern sportif en agissant comme arbitre pour la Eastern Region Region Soccer League and the atomic volleyball tournaments Soccer League et les tournois de ballon-volant organisés par organized by his school. For the City of Ottawa, he can be son école. Les citoyens d’Ottawa le verront aussi en poste trusted as a sound swimming instructor and lifeguard. comme instructeur de natation et sauveteur.
Tristan is a proud ambassador of his school and he presents Fier ambassadeur de son école, Tristan adhère pleinement many of the core values that the school tries to instill in their aux valeurs fondamentales qu’elle cherche à inculquer à ses students on a daily basis. With his organizational skills and élèves. Organisateur hors pair et travailleur infatigable, Tristan relentless work ethic, the school has full confidence in Tristan. jouit d’une confiance amplement méritée. Les enseignants et The teachers from the staff that have had the pleasure of enseignantes qui ont le plaisir de le côtoyer témoignent du working with this student acknowledge his compassion for respect dont il fait preuve à leur endroit, de son empathie colleagues, his respect for teachers and his desire to improve pour ses pairs et de sa soif d’apprendre et de s’améliorer à and gain more knowledge at every occasion. tous les égards.
Tristan’s integrity and leadership traits, both at school and in L’intégrité et le leadership de Tristan, en milieu scolaire comme the community, make him an excellent recipient of the 2019- dans la vie communautaire, font de lui un choix naturel pour le 20 Character Athlete Award. Congratulations! Prix d’esprit sportif 2019-2020. Bravo!
16 THE BULLETIN SPRING 2020 Scholarships & Awards Prix d’esprit sportif 2019-2020 Le Prix d’esprit sportif de la FASSO récompense les efforts d’élèves athlètes exceptionnels en Ontario qui incarnent les valeurs fondamentales de la FASSO. La FASSO reçoit des mises en candidature détaillant le caractère exceptionnel d’élèves athlètes de partout en province, qui inspirent leur entourage par leur participation aux sports scolaires et leur implication scolaire et communautaire. Il n’est jamais facile de choisir un seul lauréat masculin et une seule lauréate féminine. Les deux personnes suivantes se sont démarquées en promouvant les valeurs de la FASSO telles le leadership, l’équité, le respect et l’esprit sportif. Merci à notre commanditaire, Jostens, d’avoir décerné une bourse de 1 000 $ à chacun de nos deux lauréats.
Grace Petsnick Grace Petsnick Nominated by: Gord McCabe Candidature soumise par Gord McCabe Grace is a grade 12 student at Fort Grace étudie en 12e année à la Fort Frances High School. Frances High School. Dès son arrivée à l’école en 9e année, Grace s’est fait remarquer Grace has been a recognized leader by par son leadership, tant auprès de ses pairs que du personnel. her peers and teachers since her Grade En tout temps, elle fait passer ses réalisations individuelles 9 arrival to the school. It’s widely known derrière celles de son équipe et de ses coéquipières. that her drive for team success, along À sa première année au secondaire, Grace a été élue co- with the success of her teammates, was more important than capitaine par les autres joueuses. Elle a été membre de her own individual accomplishments. l’équipe de ballon-panier et capitaine chaque année par la Grace was voted a co-captain by her teammates in her first suite. D’ailleurs, Grace a été élue capitaine à l’unanimité au year of high school. She has played on the basketball team, cours des deux dernières saisons. Tenace en défensive et and served as captain, in each of her four years. The past two talentueuse en zone offensive, elle préfère passer le ballon seasons, she was the unanimous choice by player vote. The plutôt que de le garder pour elle. tenacious defender and talented scorer owns a “pass first” Grace a été capitaine de l’équipe de ballon-volant l’an dernier mentality on the court. et cette année. L’équipe s’est rendue au tournoi de la FASSO Grace was the captain on the volleyball team in grade 11 and les deux années. Ajoutons qu’en 9e année, Grace avait 12 and the club qualified for OFSAA in both seasons. She took participé aux épreuves provinciales de saut en hauteur et de part in track and field high jump, long jump – qualifying for saut en longueur de la FASSO. Capitaine de l’équipe de piste OFSAA for both in Grade 9. A four-year captain of the track et pelouse à chacune de ses années au secondaire, Grace a team, Grace also ran in the 100m, 400m, 4x100 relay and the aussi participé aux courses de 100 mètres et de 400 mètres, 4x400 relay. au relais 4 x 100 mètres et au relais 4 x 400 m. The school’s first ever Unicycle Club was spearheaded by Grace En 9e année, Grace a été l’instigatrice du tout premier club de in her first year of high school. Forming the club and raising monocycle de son école en recueillant les fonds nécessaires money to purchase unicycles, the club now has 30 bikes. pour son lancement. Le club compte maintenant 30 de ces For the past three years, Grace has been a math and english vélos à une roue. Au cours des trois dernières années, elle tutor within the school and privately as well. In 2018, she a fait du tutorat en mathématiques et en anglais à l’école et helped organize a town-wide water walk to raise money and comme emploi à temps partiel. En 2018, Grace a participé à awareness for African communities without access to clean l’organisation de la première marche municipale de collecte de water. Grace also attended the Olympia Sports Leadership fonds au profit de communautés africaines n’ayant pas accès Camp to become a camp counsellor. à une source d’eau potable. Au camp de leadership sportif As a Judoka, Grace has won two National titles in two years. Olympia, la jeune athlète a suivi une formation en animation. With a limited number of girls to fight in Northwestern Également judoka, Grace s’est distinguée en remportant Ontario, she exhibited equity in a tournament in Dryden by deux titres nationaux en autant d’années. Le nombre de filles opting to compete against boys in her division rather than dans sa catégorie étant plutôt limité dans le Nord-Ouest de against females that she regularly fought and defeated in the l’Ontario, elle a préféré combattre des garçons plutôt que les past. She did not capture gold that day, but showed maturity filles qu’elle avait défaites régulièrement dans le passé. Grace beyond her years. n’a pas remporté les grands honneurs ce jour-là, mais elle a This volunteer basketball and judo coach is an extremely fait preuve de sa maturité hors de l’ordinaire. worthy selection for this annual award. Congratulations, Cette entraîneuse bénévole en ballon-panier et en judo Grace! constitue un choix à la hauteur de toutes les attentes. Félicitations, Grace!
www.ofsaa.on.ca 17 Scholarships & Awards OFSAA Alumni Scholarship Program The deadline for submitting completed application forms and documents is now closed for each of the eligible regions. Please visit our website in the coming months for the 2020-21 deadline and information. The specific criteria and the actual application form can be found on the OFSAA website atofsaa.on.ca/ programs/scholarships. It is important that all teacher-coaches, athletic directors, and student services staff make student-athletes aware of this opportunity and encourage qualified individuals to apply! Ontario Volunteer Service Awards This Ontario Ministry of Citizenship Award recognizes individuals who have given many years of volunteer service to a variety of organizations. Each year, OFSAA nominates the volunteers that are responsible for the conduct and success of school sport at the local, Association and OFSAA levels. To receive this award, there must have been some involvement at the OFSAA level whether it is/was as a member of one of the Councils, a member of a SAC or other OFSAA committee, or as a convenor or member of a convening committee of OFSAA events.
The winners of this year’s Ontario Volunteer Service Awards are:
RECIPIENT SCHOOL REGIONAL ASSOC. Denise Steadman The Country Day School CISAA Melanie Jones St. Aloysius Gonzaga Secondary School ROPSSAA Carrie-Lynn Bowie St. Patrick’s High School NCSSAA James Ball John F. Ross Collegiate Vocational Institute CWOSSA (retired) John VanderWindt Quinte Christian High School COSSA Reginald “Reg” McDonald Beaver Brae Secondary School NWOSSAA
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18 THE BULLETIN SPRING 2020 Festival Results OFSAA Snowboarding Festival Alpine Ski Club – Collingwood February 27, 2020
This year’s OFSAA Snowboarding Festival was hosted by YRAA such a tremendous experience for all of the athletes. at the Alpine Ski Club. Given the difficult and unpredictable Congratulations to all the snowboarders who qualified for the weather conditions leading into the event, the course crew did Festival and a special congratulations to the award winners an incredible job in preparing the hill for competition. More listed below. than 240 enthusiastic snowboarders from across the province gathered to take part in giant slalom events in Boys’ and Girls’ TEAM RESULTS High School and Open Divisions. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ GIANT SLALOM OFSAA would like to thank Adrienne Chong from YRAA, Individual: for convening this year’s Festival. A special thanks to the 1. Sydney Acton Greenwood College School CISAA 88.00 2. Ashley Ghan Northern Secondary School TDSSAA 89.49 organizing committee, the many volunteers, and the capable 3. Sophia Liovas Richmond Green YRAA 91.87 and experienced staff at Alpine Ski Club who helped make this Team: 1. Greenwood College School CISAA 282.53 2. Northern Secondary School TDSSAA 288.97 3. Elliot Lake Secondary School NOSSA 292.56 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ GIANT SLALOM Individual: 1. Jeevan Gosal The Country Day School CISAA 78.26 2. Tyler W. Smith Bill Crothers YRAA 78.78 3. Connor Ciotlos Greenwood College School CISAA 82.95 Team: 1. The Country Day School CISAA 247.68 2. Greenwood College School CISAA 257.47 3. Bill Crothers YRAA 259.39 OPEN GIRLS’ GIANT SLALOM Individual: 1. Julia Fowell North Toronto C.I. TDSSAA 84.52 2. Olivia Savage Oakville Trafalgar GHAC 89.61 3. Mikayla Crawford Northern Secondary School TDSSAA 92.53 Team: 1. TDSSAA 290.84 2. GHAC 295.45
OPEN BOYS’ GIANT SLALOM Individual: 1. Andrew Behan Royal St. George College CISAA 71.44 2. Spencer Talarico Northern Secondary School TDSSAA 73.57 3. Gabriel Wood Northern Secondary School TDSSAA 74.21 Team: 1. TDSSAA 226.58
www.ofsaa.on.ca 19 DRAFTChampionship 2020-2021 Results OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIP/FESTIVAL CALENDAR
Boys’ Golf (NOSSA) Girls’ A Basketball (GBSSA) Wrestling (TBD) Oct. 14-15, 2020, North Bay Nov. 26-28, 2020, South River Mar. 2-4, 2021, TBD Tim Lowe, ÉSC Algonquin Trevor Hingley, Almaguin Highlands SS Entry Deadline: Feb. 24, 2021 705-472-8240 705-472-5563 [email protected] [email protected] Boys’ A Basketball (NEOAA) Entry Deadline: Oct. 8, 2020 Entry Deadline: Nov. 21, 2020 Mar. 8-10, 2021, Timmins Peter Graham, Timmins High & VS Girls’ Golf (SWOSSAA) Girls’ AA Basketball (NWOSSAA) 705-360-1411 Oct. 14-15, 2020, Windsor Nov. 26-28, 2020, Thunder Bay [email protected] Joe Amicarelli, Essex DHS Paul Wodja, Hammerskjold HS Entry Deadline: Mar. 2, 2021 519-776-7344 807-767-1631 [email protected] [email protected] Boys’ AA Basketball (EOSSAA) Entry Deadline: Oct. 8, 2020 Entry Deadline: Nov. 21, 2020 Mar. 8-10, 2021, Smiths Falls Todd Spencer, Smiths Falls DCI Ultimate (SWOSSAA) Girls’ AAA Basketball (SWOSSAA) 613-288-0288 TBD, Windsor Nov. 26-28, 2020, Sarnia [email protected] Stacey McClounie, F.J. Brennan CHS John Thrasher/Andrew Westlake, Northern CI&VS Entry Deadline: Mar. 2, 2021 519-945-2351 519-542-5545 [email protected] [email protected] Boys’ AAA Basketball (SOSSA) Entry Deadline: TBD Entry Deadline: Nov. 21, 2020 Mar. 8-10, 2021, Welland Mark Gallagher, Notre Dame College Girls’ Field Hockey (TBD) Football Bowls (EOSSAA) 905-788-3060 Nov. 5-7, 2020, TBD Nov. 25-27, 2020, Kingston [email protected] Entry Deadline: Oct. 31, 2020 Tim Pendergast/Mike Doyle, Holy Cross SS Entry Deadline: Mar. 2, 2021 613-384-1919 Cross Country (WOSSAA) [email protected] Girls’ A/AA/AAA Volleyball (WOSSAA) Nov. 7, 2020, London Entry Deadline: Nov. 19, 2020 Mar. 8-10, 2021, London Kathy Lynch, Oakridge SS Mike Darling, Oakridge SS 519-872-7196 Nordic Skiing (YRAA) 519-872-7196 [email protected] Feb. 25-26, 2021, Barrie [email protected] Entry Deadline: Nov. 3, 2020 Maria Moreau/Elizabeth Mick, Dr. G. W. Williams Entry Deadline: Mar. 2, 2021 905-727-3131 Boys’ A Volleyball (NOSSA) [email protected] Girls’ A/AA Hockey (WOSSAA) Nov. 26-28, 2020, North Bay Entry Deadline: Feb. 20, 2021 Mar. 24-26, 2021, Stratford Brandon Grube, West Ferris I&SS Paul Santagapita, St. Thomas Aquinas SS 705-475-2333 Alpine Skiing (TBD) 519-660-2798 [email protected] Feb. 22-23, 2021, TBD [email protected] Entry Deadline: Nov. 21, 2020 Entry Deadline: Feb. 16, 2021 Entry Deadline: Mar. 11, 2021
Boys’ AA Volleyball (NOSSA) Snowboarding (YRAA) Boys’ A/AA Hockey (TBD) Nov. 26-28, 2020, North Bay Feb. 24, 2021, Collingwood Mar. 24-26, 2021 Craig Nodwell, Chippewa SS Adrienne Chong, Markville SS Entry Deadline: Mar. 11, 2021 705-475-2345 905-940-8840 [email protected] [email protected] Girls’ & Boys’ AAA Hockey (LOSSA) Entry Deadline: Nov. 21, 2020 Entry Deadline: Feb. 18, 2021 Mar. 24-26, 2021, Brooklin Ethan Markham, Brooklin HS Boys’ AAA Volleyball (TDSSAA) Swimming (SWOSSAA) 905-655-2015 Nov. 26-28, 2020, Toronto Mar. 2-3, 2021, Windsor [email protected] Andrew D’Angelo, Sir John A. Macdonald CI Danielle Parent, ÉSC E.J. Lajeunesse Entry Deadline: Mar. 11, 2021 416-396-6793 519-972-5763 andrew.d’[email protected] [email protected] Entry Deadline: Nov. 21, 2020 Entry Deadline: Feb. 24, 2021
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Curling (COSSA) Girls’ A Soccer (GBSSA) Mar. 24-27, 2021, Brighton June 4-6, 2021, Collingwood Suzanne Doornbos, East Northhumberland SS Liz Payton/Melissa Wheatcroft, Jean Vanier CHS 613-475-0540 705-445-2043 [email protected] [email protected] Entry Deadline: Mar. 11, 2021 Entry Deadline: May 29, 2021
Badminton (WOSSAA) Girls’ AA Soccer (NOSSA) May 6-8, 2021, London June 4-6, 2021, North Bay Tim Marks, Oakridge SS Mark Robertson, West Ferris SS 519-452-2750 705-475-2333 [email protected] [email protected] Entry Deadline: May 1, 2021 Entry Deadline: May 29, 2021
Tennis (TDSSAA) Boys’ A & AA Soccer (WOSSAA) May 31-June 2, 2021, Toronto June 4-6, 2021, Strathroy Larry Laughlin, Stephen Leacock CI Cam Hagle, Holy Cross CSS 416-396-2414 519-660-2798 [email protected] [email protected] Entry Deadline: May 25, 2021 Entry Deadline: May 29, 2021
Girls’ & Boys’ A & AA Rugby (COSSA) Boys’ & Girls’ AAA Soccer (SWOSSAA) May 31-June 2, 2021, Belleville June 4-6, 2021, Windsor Pete Hercus, Centennial SS Paul Gebrael, St. Joseph’s CHS 613-962-9233 519-735-3326 [email protected] [email protected] Entry Deadline: May 25, 2021 Entry Deadline: May 29, 2021
Girls’ AAA Rugby (CWOSSA) Track & Field (TBD) May 31-June 2, 2021, Kitchener CI June 4-6, 2021, TBD Jennifer Armatage, Kitchener CI Entry Deadline: May 29, 2021 519-745-6851 [email protected] Baseball East Regional (TDCAA) Entry Deadline: May 25, 2021 June 2-3, 2021, Toronto Paul Rebelo, Bishop Allen Academy Boys’ AAA Rugby (EOSSAA) 416-393-5549 June 3-5, 2021, Kingston [email protected] Bob Amos/Alana Ramsay, Regiopolis-Notre Dame CHS Entry Deadline: May 27, 2021 613-545-1902 [email protected] Baseball West Regional (SWOSSAA) Entry Deadline: May 29, 2021 June 2-3, 2021, Lakeshore Steve Burke, St. Anne CHS Boys’ A/AA Lacrosse (CWOSSA) 519-727-8908 May 31-June 1, 2021, Owen Sound [email protected] Darryl Ward, St. Mary’s HS Entry Deadline: May 27, 2021 519-376-4278 [email protected] Baseball Final (OFSAA) Entry Deadline: May 25, 2021 June 9, 2021, London Brian Riddell, OFSAA Boys’ AAA Lacrosse (SOSSA) [email protected] June 2-4, 2021, Welland Mark Iannizzi, Notre Dame College 905-788-3060 [email protected] Entry Deadline: May 27, 2021
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Submitted by Co-Covenor Tim Marks and we are fully committed to host the event in London if OFSAA determines that that is the best Committee Members: Michael outcome for the ongoing situation that we are Darling (Fund Raising), Andrew in as a country and in the world. We hope that Michailidis(Treasurer, Zanth Jarvis - everyone stays safe and we will see the return to Sports Tourism London, Steve Ruddach school and competition whenever it is safe to do - Fanshawe College Badminton so. Coach, Louisa Tong & Kermit Canam (Tournament Draws and Operations), Geza Vargyas (Site Convener), Paul Favento (Site Convener), George Letsos (Banquet), Peter Gauld (Program), Keri-Jo Puddicome (Program), Tanya Michaud (Volunteers - Saunders), Dave Collins (Live Video Presentation), Christina Leyton (Social Media), Veronika Favento (Banquet Music) & Peter Chapman (Volunteers - Oakridge).
First and foremost on behalf of Geoff Hiscox and the entire OFSAA 2020 Badminton Committee I want to express our great disappointment in having to cancel/postpone our Championship Festival here in London this May. We believe that we had an outstanding event planned with our partners here in the community which included the Four Points Sheraton Hotel, Fanshawe College and the City of London’s Carling Heights Optimist Community Centre, Sports Tourism London and Tourism London. Everything was ready and in place to welcome athletes and coaches from across the province. We even had our Oakridge Badminton Team shirts ready to go. We were especially excited to have Alex Kopacz agree to be our Guest Speaker at the Banquet. Alex was born and raised in London and competed for Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary School (London) at the W.O.S.S.A.A. Badminton Championships. He went on to become the Two Man Bobsleigh Gold Medalist at the 2018 Olympic Games in Pyeong Chang, South Korea. We are looking forward to the 2021 OFSAA Badminton Championships
22 THE BULLETIN SPRING 2020 Championship Results OFSAA Boys’ A Basketball Championship North Bay March 9-11, 2020
The OFSAA Boys’ A Basketball Championship took place in beautiful Logan Faucher, Owen Hagerty, Brayden Inishinapay, Tyler North Bay, Ontario. The host from West Ferris Intermediate & Marcotte, Ethan Miron, Brayden Roy, Ivan Villegasand and Secondary School (NOSSA), lead by convenor Brandon Grube, coaches Wayne Bozzer, Greg Vincze and Peter Graham. organized a great provincial event for all participants. West Ferris Participants gathered at the local Best Western Hotel & I&S.S., Chippewa S.S and Nipissing University proved to be perfect Conference Centre for a very important pre-tournament meal venues and fans were treated to great competition. This year’s and listened carefully to the guest speaker, Joe Raso. The 2020 field was deep, however, one team stood above all the others. In Leadership in School Sport Award recipient was Dan Coutu. a highly-contested defensive matchup, Timmins High & Vocational Dan has organized various tournaments in North Bay and Parry School (NEOAA) defeated St. Paul Secondary School (ROPSSAA) Sound. As a teacher-coach at Chippewa Secondary School 39-34 in the gold medal game. The surprise team of this year’s (NOSSA), Dan has been a positive role model for students for championship was #12 seeded Niagara Christian Collegiate more than 15 years. (SOSSA), who defeated the #4 seed Notre Dame High School (NCSSAA) in the bronze medal game, 65-60, to capture their first The Team Sportsmanship banner was awarded to a well- OFSAA team medal in school history. deserving Atikokan High School (NWOSSAA). The team demonstrated great sportsmanship throughout the Congratulations to the following gold medal-winning players: tournament. Congratulations to all the players and coaches! Conrad Bierman, Ryan Dailey, Corbin DeBlois, Jeremy Duguay, OFSAA would like to thank Gatorade Canada for providing PARTICIPATING TEAMS (20) product, displays and towels at this year’s boys’ A championship.
Villanova College CISAA Prince Edward CI COSSA QUARTER-FINALS Nicholson CSS COSSA Timmins def. Prince Edward 55-18 Woodland Christian HS CWOSSA St. Paul def. Westminster 60-51 Perth District CI EOSSAA Notre Dame def. White Pines 76-71 Rideau District HS EOSSAA Niagara Christian def. G.L Roberts 58-57 Gravenhurst HS GBSSA Aldershot HS GHAC SEMI-FINALS G.L Roberts C&VI LOSSA Timmins def. Notre Dame 57-35 Notre Dame HS NCSSAA St. Paul def. Niagara Christian 63-46 Timmins H&VS NEOAA White Pines C&VS NOSSA CONSOLATION FINAL West Ferris I&SS NOSSA Rideau def. Villanova College 65-53 Atikokan HS NWOSSAA St. Paul SS ROPSSAA BRONZE MEDAL GAME Niagara Christian Collegiate SOSSA Niagara Christian def. Notre Dame 65-60 ÉSC E.J. Lajeunesse SWOSSAA Kipling CI TDSSAA Westminster SS WOSSAA GOLD MEDAL GAME Woodbridge College YRAA Timmins def. St. Paul 39-34
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The top two seeds were on a collision course as top-ranked Frontenac the captive audience at the banquet. Dr. Pat Smith also delivered an Secondary School (EOSSAA) met number two-ranked Crescent informative awareness presentation on Stigma Enigma – messages School (CISAA) in the gold medal game. In a contest featuring two to enlighten a teenage audience on the benefits of mental wellness. very balanced teams, Frontenac completed their unbeaten run over Congratulations to the members of the championship team from the three days by taking the championship by a score of 47-41. Frontenac SS: Sam Playter, Isaac Chapman, Varun Patel, Josh In the semi-finals, the silver medalists from Crescent School defeated Ukwesa, Carlos Ramirez, Faris Anagreh, Caleb Patry, Connor Briand, Saint Francis CSS (SOSSA) and Frontenac got by Ashbury College Nicholas Adair, Alex Vreeken, Alberto Menendez, Stephen Andrews, (NCSSAA) in a tight game. Saint Francis seized the bronze medal in a Cameron Wright and coaches Duncan Cowan, Connor Carey, Justin strong showing against Ashbury College. Wallace, Vincent Dufort and Jim Latimer. The three medal games on day three all took place at the WFCU Jean Vanier CSS (TDCAA) was the recipient of the Team Centre – the home of the Windsor Express of the National Sportsmanship Award for their overall demonstration of respect Basketball League of Canada. The venue really provided a “big game towards their opponents and game officials. championship atmosphere” for the teams and the spectators. Dave Walls of Catholic Central High School in Windsor (SWOSSAA) Convenor Matt Loebach orchestrated another successful OFSAA was on hand at the banquet to receive the OFSAA Leadership in championship with the games played at three area high schools over School Sport Award at the 2020 Boys’ AA Basketball Championship. the first two days. Participating teams enjoyed a first-class banquet Dave has been a member of 12 OFSAA host committees from 2009 at the Caboto Club in Windsor. Chris Cheng, the University of to 2016 for girls’ and boys’ basketball and soccer. He has coached Windsor’s men’s basketball coach, expressed inspirational words to basketball, track and field and cross country at the high school level in Windsor over the past 30 years. Congratulations on this well- deserved recognition, Dave! PARTICIPATING TEAMS (20) OFSAA would like to thank Gatorade Canada for providing product, Crescent School CISAA Adam Scott C&VI COSSA displays and towels at this year’s AA championship. Our Lady of Lordes HS CWOSSA Frontenac SS EOSSAA St. Joseph’s CHS GBSSA QUARTER-FINALS Assumption HS GHAC Frontenac def. Herman 64-59 Lasalle SS LOSSA Saint Francis def. Adam Scott 71-70 Ashbury College NCSSAA Crescent def. Riverside 74-51 O’Gorman HS NEOAA Ashbury def. Assumption 65-42 Superior Heights C&VS NOSSA SEMI-FINALS St. Ignatius HS NWOSSAA Frontenac def. Ashbury 42-36 Erindale SS ROPSSAA Crescent def. Saint Francis 64-36 Saint Francis CSS SOSSA Herman Academy SWOSSAA CONSOLATION FINAL Riverside SS SWOSSAA John Paul II def. Jean Vanier 71-64 Jean Vanier CSS TDCAA BRONZE MEDAL GAME Silverthorn CI TDSSAA Saint Francis def. Ashbury 54-36 Parkdale CI TDSSAA John Paul II HS WOSSAA GOLD MEDAL GAME Dr. G.W. Williams SS YRAA Frontenac def. Crescent 47-41
24 THE BULLETIN SPRING 2020 Championship Results OFSAA Boys’ AAA Basketball Championship Burlington March 9-11, 2020
The Boys’ AAA Basketball Championship was held in Burlington, The championship banquet took place at the Holiday Inn & Ontario. Experienced OFSAA hosts from Dr. Frank J. Hayden Conference Centre, where athletes and coaches were fed a Secondary School (GHAC), led by first-time convener Sean fantastic meal and listened attentively as guest speaker Victor Postma, organized a memorable experience for all participants. Raso shared a message of persevering to achieve goals. The With access to all courts under one roof, fans were able OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to to watch many games and enjoyed excellent high school Steve Clark from Nelson High School (GHAC). Steve has shared basketball competition. In the gold medal game, Crestwood his passion for student athletics for 20 years. His leadership in Preparatory College (CISAA) prevailed, defeating Hon. W.C. various sports and his organization of novice athletics within Kennedy Secondary School (SWOSSAA) by a score of 79-55. In the association is appreciated by all students and coaches. the bronze medal game, Jean Vanier Secondary School (GHAC) Thank you for your continued support of high school athletics overcame a strong Eastwood Collegiate Institute (CWOSSA) and all of your volunteer time. team to win by a score of 70-63. Innisdale Secondary School (GBSSA) earned the Team Congratulations to Kobe Antwi, Caleb Arthur, Jamarion Carter, Sportsmanship banner for their commitment to fair play and acts Romad Dean, Ryan Djoussa, Elijah Fisher, Jaden Langley- of sportsmanship during the championship. Congratulations to Thomas, K’Shawn Latty, Steven Lazar, Dezayne Mingo, Immanuel players and coaches for representing your school and serving Oludele, Caiden Oshinowo, Trevon Thomas and coaches Nick as role models to all student-athletes! Krenk, John Woldue, and Ro Russell. OFSAA would like to thank Gatorade Canada for providing product, displays and towels at this year’s AAA championship.
PARTICIPATING TEAMS (18) QUARTER-FINALS Crestwood Preparatory College CISAA Crestwood def. Father Henry Carr 84-53 St. Theresa CSS COSSA Eastwood def. St. Marguerite 62-57 Eastwood CI CWOSSA Kennedy def. Oakwood 49-39 Regiopolis-Notre Dame EOSSAA Jean Vanier def. Pine Ridge 68-62 Innisdale SS GBSSA Garth Webb SS GHAC SEMI-FINALS Jean Vanier CSS GHAC Crestwood def. Jean Vanier 71-47 Pine Ridge SS LOSSA Kennedy def. Eastwood 60-42 Pickering HS LOSSA ÉSP Louis-Riel NCSSAA CONSOLATION FINAL Superior Heights C&VS NOSSA Louis-Riel def. Vaughn 68-60 St. Marguerite d’Youville ROPSSAA Bernie Custis SS SOSSA BRONZE MEDAL GAME Hon. W.C. Kennedy SS SWOSSA Jean Vanier def. Eastwood 70-63 Father Henry Carr TDCAA Oakwood Collegiate Institute TDSSAA GOLD MEDAL GAME H.B Beal SS WOSSAA Crestwood def. Kennedy 79-55 Vaughan SS YRAA
www.ofsaa.on.ca 25 OFSAA Boys’ & Girls’ Curling Championships Uxbridge Cancelled Due to Covid-19
The event was going to be held at the Port Perry, Uxbridge, and Whitby Curling Clubs. The boys’ draw would have had 20 teams playing in four pools, and the girls’ draw would have had 18 teams playing in three pools. Quarter-finals were slated for the Port Perry and Uxbridge clubs, with the semi-finals and medal games were scheduled for Whitby. The opening night banquet was to be held at and catered by the Hospitality Services at Father Leo J Austin Catholic Secondary School. Prizes and donations of curling socks, chocolate rocks and curling playing cards were going to be given to participants. The guest speaker was going to be 2019 World Junior Champion Matthew Hall. The committee would particularly like to thank the three Submitted by Convenor Rob Houston curling clubs for cancelling their leagues to accommodate the OFSAA Curling would have been both an athletic and social province’s youth curlers. Each team was going to play at least success if it had been able to run. The organizing committee of one game at each of the three clubs as a way of saying thanks. eight, convened by Rob Houston and Chris Waghorn, had been working for more than two years at making the championship a memorable event.
GIRLS’ QUALIFYING TEAMS (18) BOYS’ QUALIFYING TEAMS (20) Bayside SS COSSA Bayview Glen CISAA Paris DHS CWOSSA Haliburton Highlands SS COSSA North Dundas DHS EOSSAA Centre Wellington DHS CWOSSA Georgian Bay DSS GBSSA North Dundas DHS EOSSAA Milton DHS GHAC Bear Creek SS GBSSA O’Neil C&VI LOSSA St. Peter’s SS GBSSA Dunbarton HS LOSSA Dr. Frank J. Hayden SS GHAC South Carleton HS NCSSAA Uxbridge SS LOSSA ÉSC Hearst NEOAA Brooklin HS LOSSA W.C Eaket SS NOSSA West Carleton SS NCSSAA Fort Francis HS NWOSSAA ÉSC Sainte-Marie NEOAA Cardinal Leger HS ROPSSAA Espanola HS NOSSA Grimsby DSS SOSSA St. Ignatius HS NWOSSAA St. Patrick HS SWOSSAA Mississauga SS ROPSSAA Bishop Allen Academy TDCAA Eden HS SOSSA Humberside CI TDSSAA Leamington DSS SWOSSAA East Elgin SS WOSSAA Bishop Allen Academy TDCAA Bill Hogarth SS YRAA R.H. King Academy TDSSAA Oakridge SS WOSSAA Huron Heights SS YRAA
26 THE BULLETIN SPRING 2020 Championship Results OFSAA Boys’ A/AA Hockey Championship St. Catharines Cancelled Due to Covid-19
Submitted by Convenor Jim Joe Pillitteri, Marcel Dionne and all of our sponsors (still Whittard published on our championship website) who were coming together to put on a show for you. Thank you to the various Hockey Fans, foundation partners who went out of their way to support Although disappointing to have our our championship: Shamus Bourdon and Doug Gellatly at OFSAA Host dreams dashed for the OFSAA, Tim Larry, Chris McLean, Peter Morris and the seeding A/AA Boys’ Hockey Championships committee, Dave Marrone & Front Row Sports Excellence, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we Rebecca Hunter and the Nitsopolous family (Heart of Niagara have to look at the positives. Building this dream of hosting Hotels), Sean Krawchuk and Club Roma, Ridley College, The for over one year was a great piece of teamwork. The desire City of St. Catharines, Lincoln Minor Hockey and Town of to host grew out of athletic excellence on the OFSAA stage Lincoln, Jennie Stevens, MPP with Taylor Downs, Jim Bradley – for many Saint Francis teams whether basketball, soccer, Regional Chair, Niagara Catholic DSB and the Niagara Catholic swimming or yearly visits to cross country. Our boys’ hockey Athletic Association (NCAA) and SOSSA. team was another club building on some great results including Often never mentioned is the great work that the seeding representing SOSSA at Boys’ Hockey A/AA in Collingwood committees provide. Organized by Chris McLean, the PhysEd during 2018. Consultant for Niagara Catholic with extensive playing and After a successful bid on behalf of OFSAA, our team gotto coaching experience at all levels, worked diligently right up to work, booking ice, hotels, and the banquet while foundation the day the unfortunate news arrived regarding the cancellation work was active in the design and build of our logo and of OFSAA events after March Break. Our seeding committee website. Also, countless hours were spent creating and included Christopher McLean- Chair, Norm Petterson, Pat designing our tournament program. All of this work together Reilly, Peter Morris, Scott Buffam and Bryson Filipetti. took many hands across many functions while putting together The committee is also disappointed for many folks that helped a successful season on the ice. put together a potentially rocking night in what was to be our Reading and listening to the passion and excitement in the banquet. Joe Pilliteri would have knocked your socks off and voices and texts of students, coaches, convenors, community he was as excited about his show as the kids coming to play members and OFSAA was part of the excitement of hosting. I and Marcel Dionne, NHL Hall of Famer, so ready and willing to would like to thank our committee, OFSAA executive, Tim Larry be our very engaging guest speaker. (OFSAA) and Peter Morris (OFSAA) and our great supporters And of course an important announcement was on tap for our Leadership In School Sport Award winner. This recipient is the QUALIFYING TEAMS (20) glue that help make athletics great by supporting anyone who helps kids be great. He ensures we have all the ice we need, Crescent School CISAA when we need it for two different hockey teams, a yearly junior Holy Cross CSS COSSA hockey tourney, football scoring and sticks crew and whatever Sacred Heart HS CWOSSA Norwell DSS CWOSSA team needs someone to keep all items organized. St. Joseph’s CHS (Renfrew) EOSSAA Mr. Marc Venneri, our very own Leadership In School Sport St. Joseph’s CHS (Barrie) GBSSA Award winner was to be honoured by his family, colleagues, Almaguin Highlands SS GBSSA friends, Jennie Stevens MPP, Joe Pillieteri and the 500 visitors St. Mary CSS GHAC M.M. Robinson HS GHAC to our banquet! Thank you for everything, Marc! Henry Street HS LOSSA Thanks to the variety of facility operators who worked very hard ÉSC Pierre-Savard NCSSAA to ensure we had ice at Ridley College, City of St. Catharines, ÉSC Theriault NEOAA St. Mary’s College NOSSA Meridian Centre and Town of Lincoln. Fort Frances HS NWOSSAA In addition, many thanks to our technology department Robert F. Hall CSS ROPSSAA working with Niagara College on significant live stream Greater Fort Erie SS SOSSA technologies and needs surrounding the event that never Saint Francis CSS SOSSA Belle River DHS SWOSSAA came to fruition. St. Thomas Aquinas CSS WOSSAA Many thanks must go to Tim Larry, Pat Park and the OFSAA King City SS YRAA operational side for their tremendous support.
www.ofsaa.on.ca 27 OFSAA Girls’ A/AA Hockey Championship Stratford Cancelled Due to Covid-19
to thank all of the organizing committee and outside volunteers who put in countless hours to prepare for the Girls’ A/AA Hockey OFSAA event. Special thanks to the Arden Park, Edge Imaging, Gatorade and Physiotherapy Alliance for your commitment to OFSAA events! Another missed opportunity for our athletes was the anticipated presentation by Jessie Eldridge. Her rich hockey experience including four years at Colgate University, her time with the Toronto Aeros, and her experience playing with the Women’s National team this past February would have been a motivational force for our 320 plus female athletes. We wish her the best in all her future pursuits, and we thank her for her willingness to promote and celebrate women athletes! In closing, we would like to take this time to recognize Tim Submitted by Convenor Sue Dunn Doherty-former St. Mike’s Teacher/Principal- for being a On behalf of the St. Michael OFSAA Organizing committee, we leader in athletics. His dedication to high school sports, and to would like to congratulate all the players, coaches and training athletics within the community, for over 20 years, has resulted staffs for your regional successes. You worked extremely hard in many championships and produced excellent athletes. His to achieve your successes and we know that your school unwavering efforts to be a better coach, and to help others to community, as well as the St. Michael staff and the OFSAA do the same through his ongoing mentorship is unparalleled. organization, are super proud of your efforts! Thank you Tim Doherty for all that you have done and continue to do! You are a great coach, leader, and role model and we A team of more than 45 people have worked together to put thank you from the bottom of our hearts! forth an event that unfortunately didn’t take place because of the Covid-19 Pandemic. We would like to take this opportunity
QUALIFYING TEAMS (16)
St. Theresa CSS COSSA St. Mark HS NCSSAA St. David CSS CWOSSA Timmins H&VS NEOAA Galt C&VI CWOSSA Lo-Ellen Park SS NOSSA Napanee DSS EOSSAA Fort Frances HS NWOSSAA St. Josephs CHS EOSSAA Holy Cross CSS SOSSA St. Joseph’s CHS GBSSA Wallaceburg DSS SWOSSAA St. Mary CSS GHAC St. Thomas Aquinas CSS WOSSAA Anderson C&VI LOSSA St. Michael CSS WOSSAA
28 THE BULLETIN SPRING 2020 Championship Results OFSAA Boys’ and Girls’ AAA Hockey Championships Belle River Cancelled Due to Covid-19
Submitted by Convenor and the Caboto Club who were our gold sponsors. John Talerico Dan Laporte, Principal of Brennan Sports Academies The OFSAA Boys’ and Girls’ within the FJ Brennan Family of Schools, was the Hockey Championships recipient of our Leadership in School Sport Award convenor would like to for the 2020 OFSAA AAA Boys’ and Girls’ Hockey congratulate all teams Championships. Dan devoted over 34 years to who qualified and worked organizing and coaching athletics within the region tirelessly to achieve their of Windsor-Essex. He has sat on numerous athletic goal this year in getting councils and has led with integrity and passion for to OFSAA. youth sports. Dan has always encouraged athletes from all walks of life to try their best and his dedication has We would like to thank transferred over to his many administrative staffs. the general manager of the Windsor Spitfires, Bill Bowler, who committed to Finally, we would like to thank the municipal councils being our guest speaker. We would also like to thank of Tecumseh, Windsor and Lakeshore who supported Tim Hortons, Johnny Shotz Sports Bar, Boston Pizza, us during this venture.
BOYS’ QUALIFYING TEAMS (16)
St. Peter SS COSSA St. Martin CSS ROPSSAA Elmira DSS CWOSSA Denis Morris HS SOSSA LaSalle I&SS EOSSAA Chatham-Kent SS SWOSSAA Bear Creek SS GBSSA St. Thomas of Villanova HS SWOSSAA Holy Trinity SS GHAC Neil McNeil HS TDCAA Ajax HS LOSSA Humberside CI TDSSAA Sacred Heart HS NCSSAA Catholic Central HS WOSSAA ÉS Algonquin NOSSA St. Brother André CHS YRAA
GIRLS’ QUALIFYING TEAMS (16)
St. Peter SS COSSA St. Marcellinus SS ROPSSAA Bluevale CI CWOSSA Waterdown DHS SOSSA Frontenac SS EOSSAA Ursaline College SWOSSAA St. Joen of Arc SS GBSSA St. Anne SS SWOSSAA Notre Dame CSS GHAC Father Redmond CSS TDCAA Brooklin HS LOSSA Lawrence Park CI TDSSAA Sacred Heart HS NCSSAA Medway HS WOSSAA Collège Notre-Dame NOSSA Aurora HS YRAA
www.ofsaa.on.ca 29 OFSAA Alpine Skiing Championship Collingwood February 24-25, 2020
Under magnificent weather conditions, the 2020 OFSAA Alpine Ski Championship was held at Osler Bluff Ski Club in Collingwood, February 24-25. The championship was led by Convenor Kevin Gosselin of Jean Vanier Catholic Secondary School and his steering committee of Melissa Wheatcroft and Liz Peyton. Along with the team from Osler Bluff and the Registration Committee, this championship was buttoned down from the get-go. Sixty-seven schools, 336 athletes from 13 Associations participated in this year’s event. The banquet was held at Craigleith Ski Club and the highlight was the speech by Olympic Downhill skier and local resident, Luke Sauder. Luke imparted many pearls of wisdom from his ski career, which was highlighted by participation in two Olympics, Nagano (1998) and Lillehammer (1994) and the famous Kitzbuhel course of inspiration to her school and her community. Congratulations in Austria- the most feared course in downhill skiing. on this well-deserved recognition! Melissa Wheatcroft of Jean Vanier was recognized with the The Osler Bluff ski race team ran an unbelievably efficient series Leadership in School Sport Award for her dedication and of races over two days in both Slalom and Giant Slalom. Racers commitment throughout her outstanding teaching and coaching were able to challenge themselves to be their very best and the career. She has been heavily involved in alpine skiing, both from results proved it. There were numerous compliments to both a coaching and organizational standpoint, as well as many other Osler Bluff and Kevin Gosselin for this great championship event. sports. Her positive attitude and role modeling have been a source
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GIANT SLALOM OPEN DIVISION BOYS SLALOM Individual: SLALOM Individual: 1. Sebastian Murphy-Ives St. Andrews College CISAA 1:25.13 Individual: 1. Victoria Lee Bill Crothers YRAA 1:17.48 2. Cole Lapshinoff St. Andrews College CISAA 1:25.26 1. Colin Kress Iroquois Ridge GHAC 1:00.68 2. Anotonia Vonachan Lakefield College CISAA 1:18.83 3. Alex Wroe Renfrew Collegiate EOSSAA 1:26.25 2. Oleksa Mojsiak Royal St. Georges CISAA 1:02.55 3. Elizabeth Mallett Leaside TDSSAA 1:19.25 3. Graham Welsch Leaside HS TDSSAA 1:02.86 Team: Team: 1. St. Andrews College CISAA 9 Team: 1. Bill Crothers YRAA 38 2. Collingwood CI GBSAA 39 1. Collingwood Collegiate GBSSA 25 2. Leaside TSSAA 44 3. North Toronto CI TDSSAA 78 2. Renfrew Collegiate EOSSAA 31 3. Eastview GBSSA 49 3. North Toronto CI TDSSAA 38 OPEN DIVISION GIRLS GIANT SLALOM SLALOM GIANT SLALOM Individual: Individual Individual: 1. Teagan Smith Arnprior DHS EOSSAA 1:29.23 1. Annie Deeks North Toronto CI TDSSAA 1;02.25 1. Robert Hurley-Doman Jean Vanier GBSSA 1:22.10 2. Antonia Vonachten Lakefield CS CISAA 1:29.89 2. Cassidy Brooks Greenwood DHS CISAA 1:04.15 2. Noah Matthews Renfrew CI EOSSAA 1:24.21 3. Jessica Roman St. Augustine CHS YRAA 1:30.04 3. Gabby Wall Collingwood CI GBSAA 1:05.70 Oleksa Mojsiak Royal St. Georges CISAA 1:24.21 3. Graham Welsh Leaside HS 1:24.22 Team: Team: 1. Eastview Secondary GBSSA 33 1. Collingwood Collegiate GBSSA 13 Team 2. Ashbury College NCSSAA 37 2. North Toronto CI TSSAA 16 1. Collingwood Collegiate GBSSA 37 3. Leaside HS TSSAA 50 3. Bishop Strachan CISAA 47 2. North Toronto CI TDSSAA 39 3. Oakville Trafalgar HS GHAC 47 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GIANT SLALOM SLALOM Individual: Individual: 1. Annie Deeks North Toronto CI TDSSAA 1:25.32 1. Charlie Wadds Trinity CISAA 1:15.87 2. Cassidy Brooks Georgetown DHS GHAC 1:25.76 2. Weslie Wang Sir Robert Borden NCSSAA 1:15.94 3. Ellen Gilday North Toronto CI TDSSAA 1:25.92 3. Alex Wrove Renfrew EOSSAA 1:16.67 Team: Team: 1. North Toronto CI TSSAA 19 1. Trinity College CISAA 24 2. Collingwood CI GBSSA 26 2. St. Andrews College CISAA 31 3. Bishop Strachan CISAA 50 3. Collingwood Collegiate GBSSA 42
30 THE BULLETIN SPRING 2020 Championship Results OFSAA Nordic Skiing Championship Huntsville February 20, 2020
Newly-renovated facilities and perfectly groomed trails at Arrowhead Nordic Center Provincial Park welcomed 684 Nordic Skiers to OFSAA in 2020. Although the event was shortened by a day, high school student-athletes and coaches from every region of the province arrived with positive attitudes and a strong competitive spirit. John Cowan and the volunteer organizing committee from Huntsville High School (GBSSA) are to be commended for exhibiting a high degree of patience and dedication in providing participants with an amazing OFSAA experience. Beautiful facilities at Deerhurst Resort served as the location for this year’s Athletes’ Village and hosted the OFSAA coach’s meeting. During the meeting, the 2020 Leadership in School Sport Award was awarded to John Labine. John has spearheaded passion of the sport and student-athletes during your career. Nordic Skiing at Roland Michener High School (NEOAA) in Timmins, Ontario for the past 29 years. Coach Labine has been Congratulations to all skiers for being great role models in high an instrumental leader within the community of Timmins and school sport! Once again, we would like to thank John Cowan also served as the northern representative for Nordic Skiing for his leadership, organization and passion for nordic skiing in the province for many years. Thank you for your dedicated while providing all participants with lasting OFSAA memories.
INDIVIDUAL DISTANCE RESULTS PN Standing Boys-2.45km JR BOYS – 6.71KM – OPEN 1. James Butcher Lasalle SS 0:10:25.6 1. Patrick Wiss Lo-Ellen Park SS 0:18:15.4 2. David Barber Sudbury SS 0:14:35.6 2. Cooper DeHaan Eastview SS 0:18:16.3 3. Tilson DeHaan Eastview SS 0:19:20.6 Special Olympics Boys-2.45km 1. Mark Cheek Huntsville HS 0:07:48.4 Sr. Girls – 6.71km – High School 2. Aaron Hurd St. Joseph CHS 0:10:02.6 1. Meredith Kusnierczyk Lo-Ellen Park SS 0:21:41.6 2. Audrey Riekenberg Orillia SS 0:21:43.0 Jr Girls – 5.69km – High School 3. Janna Wardell Owen Sound 0:22:55.0 1. Hailey Abbott Collingwood CI 0:18:03.2 2. Dale Graham Huntsville HS 0:18:59.8 SR. GIRLS – 6.71KM – OPEN 3. Amanda Symington Lo-Ellen Park SS 0:19:32.7 1. Katya Semeniuk St. Pius X CHS 0:18:50.7 2. Sophia Marshall Huntsville HS 0:19:31.9 Jr Girls – 5.69km – Open 3. Sophie Trembley É.S.C Béatrice-Desloges 0:19:52.9 1. Clara Hegan Nepean HS 0:16:24.5 2. Mya Marshall Huntsville HS 0:17:22.2 SR BOYS – 8.85KM – HIGH SCHOOL 3. Helen McCulligh West Carleton SS 0:17:22.6 1. Alex Lambert Lo-Ellen Park SS 0:24:03.2 2. Jack Czerny Collingwood CI 0:24:18.0 Jr Boys – 6.71km – High School 3. Austin Mashinter Lo-Ellen Park SS 0:24:30.2 1. Sam Richter Huntsville HS 0:19:28.6 2. Jake Littlejohn St. Mary’s DCVI 0:19:28.7 SR BOYS – 8.85KM – OPEN 3. Ryan Kettle Lo-Ellen Park SS 0:20:11.1 1. Luke Allan Ashbury College 0:21:09.0 2. Zack Varieur Huntsville HS 0:22:39.7 3. Declan McClure Glebe CI 0:22:51.8
TEAM DISTANCE RESULTS JUNIOR GIRLS SENIOR GIRLS JUNIOR BOYS SENIOR BOYS Colonel By SS-A 33 Collinwood CI-A 86 Lo-Ellen Park SS-A 37 Lo-Ellen SS-A 37 Hunstville HS-A 70 Nepean HS-A 99 Hunstville HS-A 74 Hunstville HS-A 48 Lo-Ellen Park SS-A 83 Lo-Ellen SS-A 109 Eastview SS-A 107 Collingwood CI-A 77
www.ofsaa.on.ca 31 OFSAA Swimming Championship Toronto March 3-4, 2020
The Toronto Pan Am Sports people from 57 countries around the world took advantage Centre was the site for this of the opportunity to watch student-athletes compete. The year’s OFSAA Swimming top 5 viewing countries were: Canada, United States, United Championships and for the Kingdom, Barbados and Mexico. OFSAA would like to extend a second consecutive year, special thank you to Rick and his outstanding crew for putting Rick Mahoney (York Mills CI - on such a great event! TDSSAA) and his hardworking At the pre-championship coach’s meeting, the OFSAA committee, did a fantastic job Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to long of hosting the event on behalf time Halton Catholic District School Board teacher-coach and of the Toronto District School administrator Kevin Wong. His dedication to high school sport Board. Close to 2100 student- and to the student-athletes that he has impacted is obvious and athletes representing almost he is a most deserving recipient of this prestigious award. Kevin 300 Ontario high schools, along with their teacher-coaches, has been involved in almost every aspect of the competitive community volunteers, parents and interested spectators swimming community. He has coached at both the school and attended the two-day event. TPASC is a tremendous facility community levels and is a certified Level 5 and Para Official who and everything ran extremely well in large part because of the has spent countless hours instructing and training officials. He number of well-organized student volunteers and community has also been the Chair of the Swimming SAC and has hosted swimming officials who helped the committee. OFSAA Swimming on four different occasions. His passion Once again, live streaming technology gave the event a extends outside of swimming as demonstrated by the fact that professional appearance. A total of 7,844 viewer sign-ins, he hosted the first-ever OFSAA Ultimate Festival this past fall. equalling a total of 14,121 viewing sessions, were recorded and Congratulations and thank you, Kevin!
OFSAA SWIMMING RESULTS 2020 TEAM STANDINGS OVERALL COMBINED TEAM OPEN GIRLS’ TEAM 1. Georgetown District HS GHAC 1261 1. Havergal College CISAA 249 2. York MIlls CI TDSSAA 983.50 2. St. Joan of Arc GBSSA 216 3. Upper Canada College CISAA 818 2. Henry Street HS LOSSA 216 PARA COMBINED TEAM SENIOR BOYS’ TEAM 1. Georgetown DHS GHAC 350 1. Upper Canada College CISAA 392.50 2. Bishop Ryan SS GHAC 184 2. St. Andrew’s College CISAA 375 3. MM Robinson SS GHAC 152 3. Appleby College CISAA 236 OPEN BOYS’ TEAM SENIOR GIRLS’ TEAM 1. Centennial CVI CWOSSA 404 1. Georgetown DHS GHAC 341 2. St. Theresa of Lisieux YRAA 207 2. York Mills CI TDSSAA 319.50 3. Earl Haig SS TDSSAA 198.50 3. Havergal College CISAA 275
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JUNIOR BOYS’ TEAM SENIOR GIRLS’ 100M BREASTSTROKE 1. John Fraser SS ROPSSAA 268 1. Lily Pattinson Riverside SS 1:18:66 2. St. Andrew’s College CISAA 247 2. Hannah Laquerre Ashbury College 1:19:77 3. St. Peter’s CSS GBSSA 240 3. Melissa Haveaedji John Fraser SS 1:21:15 JUNIOR GIRLS’ TEAM SENIOR BOYS’ 100M BREASTROKE 1. Trinity College CISAA 363 1. Tyler Chan St. Andrew’s College 1:09:99 2. Christ the King CSS GHAC 271 2. Joshua Xu St. Robert CHS 1:10:89 3. Havergal College CISAA 217 3. Peter Wang York Mills CI 1:13:53 HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION SENIOR GIRLS’ 200M MEDLEY RELAY 1. John Fraser SS ROPSSAA 2:14:73 SENIOR GIRLS’ 200M FREESTYLE 2. Kitchener CI CWOSSA 2:15:85 1. Catherine Condinho Loretto Abbey CSS 2:19:32 3. Havergal College CISAA 2:15:97 2. Rachel Ironside Georgetown DHS 2:20:99 3. Callie Ennis York Mills CI 2:25:43 SENIOR BOYS’ 200M MEDLEY RELAY 1. Upper Canada College CISAA 1:55:87 SENIOR BOYS’ 200M FREESTYLE 2. Appleby College CISAA 1:56:35 1. Brandon Shearing ES Notre Dame 2:04:59 3. St. Andrew’s College CISAA 1:57:79 2. Cal Lewis Medway HS 2:08:87 3. Teagan Kukhta Vincent Massey SS 2:11:42 JUNIOR GIRLS’ 200M FREESTYLE RELAY 1. Eden HS SOSSA 2:04:77 JUNIOR GIRLS’ 200M MEDLEY RELAY 2. York Mills CI TDSSAA 2:05:63 1. Trinity College CISAA 2:13:17R 3. Bayside SS COSSA 2:06:03 2. Christ the King CSS GHAC 2:18:42 3. Georgetown DHS GHAC 2:21:25 JUNIOR BOYS’ 200M FREESTYLE RELAY 1. St. Peter’s CHS GBSSA 1:46:61 JUNIOR BOYS’ 200M MEDLEY RELAY 2. St. Andrew’s College CISAA 1:50:57 1. St. Andrew’s College CISAA 2:03:52 3. Upper Canada College CISAA 1:52:38 2. John Fraser SS ROPSSAA 2:04:28 3. White Oaks SS GHAC 2:13:99 SENIOR GIRLS’ 100M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1. Rachel Formicuccia St. Francis CSS 1:09:38 JUNIOR GIRLS’ 50M FREESTYLE 2. Caroline Hughes Havergal College 1:09:49 1. Lisa Wang St. Robert CHS 28:60 3. Gillian Fabian St. David CSS 1:10:08 2. Daisy Rosenblood Aldershot HS 28:71 3. Kalin Lougheed Leamington DHS 29:00 SENIOR BOYS’ 100M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1. Eugene Yarmolau John McCrae HS 1:02:06 JUNIOR BOYS’ 50M FREESTYLE 2. Jonathan Shiang Appleby College 1:03:28 1. Matthew Keenan St. Peter’s CHS 25:21 3. Jack Czerny Collingwood CI 1:03:55 2. Eric Feng John Fraser SS 25:82 3. Jack Fejer Upper Canada College 26:41 JUNIOR GIRLS’ 100M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1. Lisa Wang St. Robert CHS 1:10:01R SENIOR GIRLS’ 50M FREESTYLE 2. Autumn Crowe Ridley College 1:11:07 1. Alyssa Zhang St. Francis Xavier SS 27:02 3. Isabella Santana Christ the King CSS 1:12:98 2. Rachel Formicuccia St. Francis CSS 28:33 3. Richelle Zhang Glenforest SS 28:39 JUNIOR BOYS’ 100M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1. Jesse Montes St. Peter’s CHS 1:03:35 SENIOR BOYS’ 50M FREESTYLE 2. Mate Marschalko Holy Trinity CHS 1:07:95 1. Alexander Bento Ridley College 24:24 3. Alexander Mihajlovski TA Blakelock SS 1:08:30 2. Seamus Lam Brebeuf College 24:70 3. Jack Czerny Collingwood CI 24:79 SENIOR GIRLS’ 100M FREESTYLE 1. Caroline Hughes Havergal College 1:02:25 JUNIOR GIRLS’ 50M BACKSTROKE 2. Nici Browne Birchmount Park CI 1:03:58 1. Morgan Murphy St. Joan of Arc 33:84 3. Leah Chesney Trinity College 1:04:33 2. Nadia Simmonds Trinity College 34:10 3. Chrissie Chan St. Francis Xavier CSS 34:27 SENIOR BOYS’ 100M FREESTYLE 1. Bora Tlabar Appleby College 53:65 JUNIOR BOYS’ 50M BACKSTROKE 2. Brandon Shearing ES Notre Dame 55:17 1. Joe Taylor Appleby College 30:52 3. Wyatt Albano Riverside SS 57:24 2. Luke PInto Appleby College 30:59 3. Mate Marschalko Holy Trinity CSS 30:76 JUNIOR GIRLS’ 100M FREESTYLE 1. Daisy Rosenblood Aldershot HS 1:03:72 SENIOR GIRLS’ 50M BUTTERFLY 2. Annette Chan Havergal College 1:04:75 1. Alyssa Zhang St. Francis Xavier 29:14 3. Mika Romao Vandepol Trinity College 1:04:90 2. Richelle Zhang Glenforest 29:76 3. Rachel Turner Oakridge SS 30:55 JUNIOR BOYS’ 100M FREESTYLE 1. Eric Feng John Fraser SS 57:16 SENIOR BOYS’ 50M BUTTERFLY 2. Yishan Wang St. Robert CHS 59:33 1. Bora Tlabar Appleby College 26:65 3. Wyatt Leroux Assumption CSS 59:67 2. Taylor Rowland Northern SS 26:86 3. Fouad Khattab Sir John A Macdonald HS 27:07 SENIOR GIRLS’ 100M BACKSTROKE 1. Carmen Caires Loretto Abbey 1:08:08 JUNIOR GIRLS’ 50M BREASTSTROKE 2. Ripley Crake Havergal College 1:11:23 1. Allison Nordquist Lo-Ellen Park SS 36:17 3. Bianca Marchetti Jean Vanier CHS 1:12:44 2. Hayley Bingham St. Joan of Arc CHS 36:53 3. Olivia Girimonte Trinity College 38:49 SENIOR BOYS’ 100M BACKSTROKE 1. Jonathan Shiang Appleby College 1:02:54 JUNIOR BOYS’ 50M BREASTSTROKE 2. Nick De Chazal Upper Canada College 1:04:34 1. Jesse Montes St. Peter’s CHS 31:37R 3. Jerome Barber Fr. John Redmond 1:04:69 2. Daniel Sloboda Tecumseh Vista Academy 33:76 3. Jason Han St. Michael’s College 34:60
www.ofsaa.on.ca 33 JUNIOR GIRLS’ 50M BUTTERFLY BOYS’ 200M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1. Carmela Ylagan Trinity College 31:56 1. Russell Burton Centennial CVI 2:04:16R 2. Zoe Lam Riverdale CI 32:19 2. Charlie Skalenda Harbord CI 2:04:93R 3. Mikayla Roy Georgetown DHS 32:51 3. Marcus Beckstead-Holman Centennial CVI 2:08:02 JUNIOR BOYS’ 50M BUTTERFLY GIRLS’ 100M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1. Alan Cang Sir John A Macdonald HS 28:43 1. Josephine Streppel Galt CI 1:06:47 2. Matthew Keenan St. Peter’s CHS 28:47 2. Kathryn Ivanov AB Lucas SS 1:06:51 3. Luke Pinto Appleby College 28:58 3. Karina Gruson Nepean HS 1:07:42 SENIOR GIRLS’ 200M FREESTYLE RELAY BOYS’ 100M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1. Kitchener CI CWOSSA 1:57:81 1. Damian Celsi Humberside CI 59:77 2. Georgetown DHS GHAC 1:59:10 2. Thomas Wheatcroft Northern SS 1:00:29 3. York Mills CI TDSSAA 2:00:19 3. Ritchie Xu St. Theresa of Lisieux CHS 1:00:96 SENIOR BOYS’ 200M FREESTYLE RELAY GIRLS’ 100M FREESTYLE 1. St. Andrew’s College CISAA 1:46:00 1. Elan Daley Toronto French 55:85R 2. Riverdale CI TDSSAA 1:46:33 2. Tori Meklensek Waterloo CI 56:86 3. Upper Canada College CISAA 1:48:22 3. Hailey Lynch Henry Street HS 58:11 OPEN DIVISION BOYS’ 100M FREESTYLE 1. William Beckstead-Holman Centennial CVI 51:13 GIRLS’ 200M FREESTYLE 2. Henry Fu Ashbury College 51:64 1. Ella Jansen Notre Dame CSS 1:59:98 R 3. Ian Friesen Waterloo CI 51:65 2. Tori Meklensek Waterloo CI 2:02:37 3. Ali Kudo John F. Ross 2:03:46 GIRLS’ 100M BACKSTROKE 1. Helen Sava The York School 1:02:96 BOYS’ 200M FREESTYLE 2. Mikaela Blake RH King Academy 1:03:72 1. William Beckstead-Holman Centennial CVI 1:49:59R 3. Emilia Mastromatteo Kenora SS 1:04:29 2. Ian Friesen Waterloo CI 1:50:72R 3. Raymond Duong Pierre Elliott Trudeau HS 1:52:52 BOYS’ 100M BACKSTROKE 1. Nicolas Pereira Port Credit SS 59:42 GIRLS’ 200M MEDLEY RELAY 2. Costa Dumitras York Mills CI 1:00:05 1. Nepean HS NCSSAA 2:00:75 3. Stephen Liu St. Andrew’s College 1:00:79 2. Notre Dame CSS GHAC 2:01:91 3. RH King Academy TDSSAA 2:05:02 GIRLS’ 400M FREESTYLE RELAY 1. Henry Street HS LOSSA 4:04:03 BOYS’ 200M MEDLEY RELAY 2. Havergal College CISAA 4:04:96 1. Centennial CVI CWOSSA 1:45:52R 3. Waterloo CI CWOSSA 4:09:76 2. St. John’s College CWOSSA 1:50:29 3. St. Theresa of Lisieux CHS YRAA 1:50:56 BOYS’ 400M FREESTYLE RELAY 1. St. Theresa of Lisieux YRAA 3:40:78 GIRLS’ 50M FREESTYLE 2. Lawrence Park CI TDSSAA 3:45:51 1. Elan Daley Toronto French School 25:97 3. Crescent School CISAA 3:49:75 2. Blythe Wieclawek Twin Lakes SS 26:68 3. Abby Teno Port Hope HS 26:80 PARA DIVISION BOYS’ 50M FREESTYLE GIRLS’ PARA 50M FREESTYLE 1. Henry Fu Ashbury College 23:29 1. Emily Bryant Belle River DHS 35:91 2. Dillon Fernando Galkissage Marshall McLuhan CSS 23:36 2. Sydney Paul Craig Kielburger SS 43:12 3. Bijan Ziaian St. Robert CHS 24:19 3. Caitlin English Beamsville DSS 44:31 GIRLS’ 100M BUTTERFLY BOYS’ PARA 50M FREESTYLE 1. Helen Sava The York School 1:01:99 1. Connor Brearley Georgetown DHS 30:22 2. Sydney Conrad Centennial CVI 1:02:68 2. Daniel Marion Vincent Massey SS 33:71 3. Abby Teno Port Hope HS 1:04:19 3. Charles Giammichele St. Mary CSS 38:02 BOYS’ 100M BUTTERFLY GIRLS’ PARA 100M FREESTYLE 1. Dillon Fernando Galkissage Marshall McLuhan CSS 53:50 1. Ruby Stevens David & Mary Thomson CI 1:21:97 2. Michael Sava The York School 54:54 2. Caitlin English Beamsville DSS 1:36:37 3. Gabriel Mastromatteo Kenora SS 56:57 2. Katie Pegg Sir Oliver Mowat CI 1:36:65 GIRLS’ 100M BREASTSTROKE BOYS’ PARA 100M FREESTYLE 1. Kathryn Ivanov AB Lucas SS 1:08:85R 1. Connor Brearley Georgetown DHS 1:08:24 2. Shona Branton Wallaceburg DSS 1:10:16 2. Daniel Marion Vincent Massey SS 1:16:10 3. Danika Ethier Cite des Jeunes 1:12:76 3. Charles Giammichele St. Mary CSS 1:26:32 BOYS’ 100M BREASTSTROKE GIRLS’ PARA 50M BACKSTROKE 1. Gabriel Mastromatteo Kenora SS 1:00:84R 1. Ruby Stevens David & Mary Thomson CI 42:80 2. Russell Burton Centennial CVI 1:03:80 2. Emily Bryant Belle River DHS 46:63 3. Josiah Terejko St. John’s College 1:04:13 3. Heather McNichols Holy Cross CSS 50:97 GIRLS’ 200M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY BOYS’ PARA 50M BACKSTROKE 1. Rachel Chayer IE Weldon SS 2:23:57 1. Jameson Mallett MM Robinson SS 43:61 2. Meredith Liu Thornlea SS 2:23:69 2. Curtis Stender Port Hope HS 43:94 3. Lauren Chartrand York Mills CI 2:24:05 3. Owen Gillet St. Joseph’s HS 45:65
34 THE BULLETIN SPRING 2020 Championship Results OFSAA Girls’ A Volleyball Championship Walkerton March 9-11, 2020
Xie, Adri Virag, Christina Shao, Shuyu Van Kerkwijk, Ella Chiang, Georgia Smeaton- Kazenberg, Hannah Joo, Layla Kazerouni, Sara Joo, and coaches Garry Kollins, Shannon Clancy and Mark Laidman. Thank you to convenors Donnette Wand and Tanya Byers of Walkerton District Community School who, along with all the volunteers, provided an outstanding event and experience for the students. A strong sense of spirit and camaraderie was created on opening night when enthusiasm filled the gymnasium, as teams learned some games and dance routines before and after the An exciting three days of competition banquet. culminated in a gold medal match between University of Toronto Local schools supported the championship with matches being Schools (TDCAA) and Collège played at Walkerton DCS, Sacred Heart High School and Kincardine Notre-Dame (NOSSA) at the OFSAA District Secondary School. The Davidson Centre in Kincardine Girls’ A Volleyball Championship in rounded out the list of host venues. Walkerton. The number one seeded The winner of the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award was U of T Schools prevailed by a score Donnette Wand of Walkerton DCS (CWOSSA). Donnette has of 3-1 over a Notre-Dame team that dedicated her career to coaching, contributing to her school, and rose from the number 14 seed to supporting students. She has coached male, female and co-ed earn a silver medal. teams in volleyball, basketball, badminton and mountain biking, Congratulations to U of T Schools and players Sophie Lynn, Allison at all age levels. She has also served as CWOSSA boys’ volleyball co-convenor for eight years and oversees the WDCS weight room. Congratulations, Donnette on this deserving recognition! PARTICIPATING TEAMS (20) The team representing École secondaire publique L’Heritage Pool A were winners of this year’s Team Sportsmanship Award. The University of Toronto Schools TDCAA championship featured several teams that could have been Quinte Christian High School COSSA chosen and who embodied the philosophy of school sport. St. Dominic Catholic Secondary School GBSSA Congratulations to the team members of ESP L’Héritage and Monsignor J. Pereyma CSS LOSSA their outstanding coaches, Allison Haley, Jacinthe Carrière, Marc Pool B Hurtubise and Jade Pommier. ÉSC Monseigneur-Bruyere WOSSAA Aldershot High School GHAC Atikoken High School NWOSSAA QUARTER-FINALS Collège Notre-Dame NOSSA U of T Schools def. Monseigneur-Bruyère 3-1 (25-16, 15-25, 25-18, 25-22) E.C. Nouveau Regard – Pavillon Jeunesse-Nord NEOAA Toronto Christian def. EJ Lajeunesse 3-1 (25-17, 21-25, 25-16, 25-23) Pool C Smithville def. Walkerton 3-0 (25-19, 25-15, 25-20) Smithville Christian Academy SOSSA Notre-Dame def. Valley Heights 3-0 (25-17, 25-7, 25-11) Toronto District Christian HS YRAA SEMI-FINALS É.S.P. L’Heritage EOSSAA Notre-Dame def. Smithville 3-2 (24-26, 25-21, 25-27, 25-17, 15-12) Brampton Christian Academy ROPSSAA U of T Schools def. Toronto Christian 3-2 (25-20, 25-20, 26-28, 15-25, 15-8) George S. Henry Academy TDSSAA Pool D CONSOLATION FINAL ÉSC E. J. Lajeunesse SWOSSAA L’Heritage def. Louis-Riel 3-0 (25-11, 25-18, 25-12) Walkerton DCS CWOSSA BRONZE MEDAL GAME ÉSP Louis–Riel NCSSAA Toronto Christian def. Smithville 3-1 (25-18, 27-25, 23-25, 25-20) Hillfield Strathallan College CISAA Acton DHS GHAC GOLD MEDAL GAME U of Toronto Schools def. Notre-Dame 3-1 (25-19, 25-19, 18-25, 25-15)
www.ofsaa.on.ca 35 OFSAA Girls’ AA Volleyball Championship Kingsville March 9-11, 2020
Lucas Hodgins, the head coach of Women’s Volleyball team at the University of Windsor was the guest speaker and he delivered a poignant speech about being a well-rounded student-athlete and being “all in”. He emphasized the importance of positive body language and understanding your role on a team and that doesn’t necessarily mean you need to be the best player. He also stressed the discipline to play a sport at the post-secondary level which transcends into the classroom and to absorb every moment of the AA Volleyball Championship. At the banquet, the Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Steve Johnson - a career teacher-coach at Leamington District SS (and now closed Harrow HS). Congratulations, Steve on this well-deserved award! The OFSAA Girls’ AA Volleyball Championship was hosted by the Jason and Sydney once again thought of everything from Kingsville Cavaliers (SWOSSAA). baskets of fresh vegetables locally grown in the Kingsville area to healthy smoothies and an on-site kinesiologist and Co-convenors Jason Leili, Sydney physiotherapist. The leadership of student scorekeepers Booth and their committee and officials are to be commended for their outstanding members were honoured to professionalism and demeanour under pressure. host 20 teams from across the province. The tournament began There was hard-hitting and dynamic defensive play throughout with the traditional banquet held the round robin by all the teams. In the gold medal game, at the Roma Club and the players Streetsville defeated Nelson in an exciting final. The athletes enjoyed a fabulous evening which began with a live dance off demonstrated the OFSAA values of leadership, integrity and streamed on Twitter and Instagram. resilience throughout the championship. Congratulations to Streetsville team members: Sidney Alexander, Teri Davis Ewan, Cassandra Edge, Emily Forbes, PARTICIPATING TEAMS (20) Emma Glagau, Kaylee Glagau, Atiya Malik, Ummehani Pool A Merchant, Valerie Rodriguez Mendez, Dhivya Shirley, Julia Widdifield NOSSA Dundas Valley SOSSA Spiliotopoulos and their coaches Dan Dawson and Caren Kingston C & VI EOSSAA Young. JV Jaguars YRAA Bishop Marrocco TDCAA É.S.C. Theriault received the Team Sportsmanship Award for their great display of character and OFSAA spirit throughout Pool B the entire championship. Congratulations to the players and General Amherst SWOSSAA coaches! Mother Teresa WOSSAA Silverthorn TDSSAA Galt CWOSSAA QUARTER-FINALS Theriault NEOAA Nelson def. Samuel-Genest 3-0 (25-20 26-24 25-18) Widdifield def. Silverthorn 3-2 (26-24 20-25 25-12 25-27 17-15) Pool C Streetsville def. Eden 3-0 (25-18 25-13 26-24) Streetsville ROPSSAA General Amherst def. Dundas Valley 3-0 (25-23 25-10 25-17) Samuel-Genest NCSSAA SEMI-FINALS Lo-Ellen NOSSA Streetsville def. General Amherst 3-0 (25-21 25-15 25-12) Kingsville SWOSSAA Nelson def. Widdifield 3-1 (24-26 25-23 25-23 25-23) Fenelon Falls COSSA CONSOLATION FINAL Pool D Lo-Ellen def. Port Perry 3-0 (25-22 25-22 25-13) Nelson GHAC BRONZE MEDAL GAME Eden SOSSA Widdifield def. General Amherst 3-2 (25-14 23-25 25-21 17-25 15-10) Fort Frances NWOSSAA Port Perry LOSSA GOLD MEDAL GAME St. Joseph’s GBSSA Streetsville def. Nelson 3-1 (25-16 25-20 22-25 25-11)
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OFSAA Girls’ AAA Volleyball Championship Chatham March 9-11, 2020
The 2020 Girls’ AAA OFSAA Volleyball Championship was hosted match. Thank you to the many volunteers who helped organize by SWOSSAA. The convenors from Chatham Kent Secondary this wonderful tournament. Without good volunteers, this event School, Mike and Elish Smith, set the bar high for all future OFSAA would not have been so successful. tournaments. The amount of planning and organization was The Leadership In School Sport Award was presented to Al Hendrie clearly evident in how smoothly this tournament ran. Right from of John McGregor Secondary School. Al is a longtime coach of both the opening banquet to the gold medal game, the teams were boys’ and girls’ volleyball in the high school community and is well treated to a first-class experience. respected by his peers in the sport. The banquet was held at Club Lentinas and the keynote speaker Once the first serve was hit, the fans witnessed some very was Jen Neilson, head coach Women’s Volleyball at York University. high calibre volleyball. All of the teams involved represented There was also a motivating video from members of Canada’s their associations with the highest level of athleticism and National Volleyball Team. The participants also were gifted with sportsmanship. There were some great matches throughout many door prizes throughout the night and entire tournament. the tournament and all teams left Chatham with a great OFSAA The ladies from Dr. Frank J. Hayden were full marks for their experience. gold medals as they overcame a sound Waterloo CI squad in Congratulations to Hayden team members: Cosette Bowman, the final. Thanks to the many sponsors, there were also gifts Lauren Friesen, Maya Grabowski, Paige Hagan, Hailey Holland, for sportsmanship throughout the tournament after every Kallan Holley, Olivia Krishnan, Ava Mann, Jenna Peters, Eden Punch, Nikki Tesic, Viktoria Wahlgren, Ana Zaric and their coaches PARTICIPATING TEAMS (16) Mitchell Kleer and Billy Rowe. Pool A Sir Winston Churchill SS (SOSSA) was chosen as the Sportsmanship Dr. Frank J. Hayden GHAC Sir Winston Churchill SS SOSSA Team Award recipient for their excellent attitude and fair play St. Patrick’s HS SWOSSAA throughout the championship. Congratulations! Bear Creek SS GBSSA
Pool B Uxbridge SS LOSSA QUARTER-FINALS Lorne Park SS ROPSSAA Hayden def. Lorne Park 3-0 (25-23 25-13 28-26) Father Redmond CSS TDCAA Aurora def. Saunders 3-0 (27-25 25-23 25-23) Chippewa SS NOSSA Waterloo def. Humberside 3-1 (20-25 25-20 25-13 25-21) Uxbridge def. Sir Winston Churchill 3-1 (25-21 16-25 25-16 25-17) Pool C Saunders SS WOSSAA SEMI-FINALS Waterloo CI CWOSSA Hayden def. Aurora 3-0 (25-20 25-19 25-19) Regiopolis Notre-Dame EOSSAA Waterloo def. Uxbridge 3-1 (25-20 20-25 25-23 25-22) Chatham-Kent SS SWOSSAA CONSOLATION FINAL Béatrice-Desloges def. St. Patrick’s 3-1 (19-25 25-19 25-20 25-19) Pool D Aurora HS YRAA BRONZE MEDAL GAME Humberside TDSSAA Uxbridge def. Aurora 3-2 (25-27 25-15 21-25 27-25 15-7) E.S.C. Béatrice-Desloges NCSSAA GOLD MEDAL GAME St. Peter SS COSSA Hayden def. Waterloo 3-1 (25-22 20-25 27-25 25-19)
www.ofsaa.on.ca 37 OFSAA Wrestling Championship Sault Ste. Marie March 2-4, 2020
The GFL Memorial Gardens -home of the OHL’s Sault Ste. Marie Trevor Manchester from Korah CV&I was this year’s convenor. Greyhounds- was the site of this year’s wrestling championship. Trevor and his committee had been preparing for two years for this event. Their preparation and hard work paid off in a well- Over 750 of the best executed championship. high school wrestlers assembled at the Gardens A special thank you to Trevor for his flexibility in scheduling and ready to compete. Many ensuring that the championship ended early on Wednesday. exciting and intense The Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to matches led up to the Ron Rietsma from Sandwich Secondary School in SWOSSAA. medal rounds, and as Ron is retiring this year after a very successful teaching and always in wrestling, coaching career. He has not only coached his athletes but has sportsmanship prevailed served as a mentor to many coaches from the Windsor area. in both victory and defeat. Congratulations, Ron!
BOYS 38 KG BOYS 47.5 KG 1 Zubin Gatta Eden 1 Duncan Blake Georgian Bay 2 Burhan Ahmad Turner Fenton 2 Everett Heather College Avenue 3 Cam Skerritt Centre Wellington 3 Cade Kaufman E.S. Gabriel-Dumont 4 Nathan Crisante Bishop Ryan 4 Matthew Vecchio Maurice Lapointe 5 Riley Crummer Ursuline College 5 Nathan DeCastro St. Patrick`s 6 Ahmed Hammoud Sandwich 6 Robbie Dunbar St.Peters BOYS 41 KG BOYS 51 KG 1 Karan Patel Woburn 1 Treye Trotman A.B. Lucas 2 Yasser Saleh Turner Fenton 2 Matteo Romano Centennial 3 Roshaun Daley Mississauga 3 Mason VanZantvoort College Avenue 4 Sujal Patel Woburn 4 Mahan Ghahremanlouei Fletcher`s Meadow 5 Isa Khan Longfields Davidson Heights 5 Viky Thanarajah Mentor College 6 Wesley Crummer Ursuline College 6 Chayton Valleau Lindsay BOYS 44 KG BOYS 54 KG 1 Cooper Feke Craig Kielburger 1 Gabriel Sementilli L`Essor 2 Kush Jain Martingrove 2 Blayne Helou Pickering 3 Sartaj Grewal Louise Arbour 3 Keeyan Trotman A.B. Lucas 4 Connor Murphy Hammarskjold 4 Jakob Wildshut Great Lakes 5 Duke Butler Alexander McKenzie 5 Owen MacGillivray Westgate 6 Jeremy Anderson Parkside 6 Scott Heathcote Bill Crothers
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BOYS 57.5 KG BOYS 95 KG 1 Dechlan Papadopoulos Pickering 1 Callum Knox Bluevale 2 Ziad Saif El Nasr Ridgemont 2 Billy Yole Orchard Park 3 Wesley Demelo Medway 3 Omogbai Asekomhe Mentor College 4 Liam Warboys Patrick Fogerty 4 Gurinder Dosanjh Louise Arbour 5 Amninder Saroya West Humber 5 Palwinder Lidder North Albion 6 Caleb Chartres Bill Crothers 6 Coleton Naccarato Tecumseh Vista BOYS 61 KG BOYS 130 KG 1 Nathan Hunyady John F Ross 1 Roger Li Massey 2 Gavin Eldridge Parkside 2 Jake Goldman Holy Names 3 Roman Wawryk Kitchener 3 Mike Haskell St. Patrick (NW) 4 Logan Smith St.Theresa`s 4 Lucas Radbourne Hammarskjold 5 Zach Ortencio Neil McNeil 5 Jonathan Vecchio Holy Cross 6 Gianluca Fortino Bishop Ryan 6 Anthony Le`Count Holy Trinity BOYS 64 KG GIRLS 41 KG 1 Jackson Glasgow St. Aloysius Gonzaga 1 Ava DaSilva St. Patrick`s 2 Ambrose Lawrence Catholic Central-Windsor 2 Shaylene Alogbate Newtonbrook 3 Brodie Gibson Thorold 3 Kiera Armstrong Cairine Wilson 4 Aamin Gulacha Hillfield Strathallan College 4 Jananey Rajagopalan Guelph Collegiate 5 Hunter King-Spittle Bishop Ryan 5 Rhianne Price Sandwich 6 Ali Hammoud St. Thomas More 6 Komal Jambusaria Turner Fenton BOYS 67.5 KG GIRLS 44 KG 1 Amaan Gulacha Hillfield Strathallan College 1 Myah Trymbulak Amherst 2 Cole Coghill Guelph Collegiate 2 Chiara Decena-Barbieri St. Francis Xavier 3 Max Roxburgh Sacred Heart 3 Laila Seed-Desai Canterbury 4 Cody Saunders Forest Heights 4 Jalen Marcil Central 5 Balkaran Mea Fletcher`s Meadow 5 Maddy Nelson Tecumseh Vista 6 Michael Tampse Great Lakes 6 Alana-Jane Berosil Turner Fenton BOYS 72 KG GIRLS 47.5 KG 1 Carlos Vargas West Humber 1 Morgan Leonard St. Mary`s (NO) 2 Irman Kang Mayfield 2 Kayla Smith Ursuline College 3 Ideen Maghsud Oakridge 3 Katelyn Romano Centennial 4 Rayne Lalonde Innisdale 4 Zaniq King St. Francis Xavier 5 Ryan Fowler Huron Park 5 Carlina Cipolla Bishop Ryan 6 Seth Ozog EL Crossley 6 Aliah Seegobin Turner Fenton BOYS 77 KG GIRLS 51 KG 1 Patrick Salvador Mother Theresa 1 Serena Di Benedetto Bishop Ryan 2 Arjun Cheema Louise Arbour 2 Arely Torales West Humber 3 Sam Griffin Sacred Heart 3 Kelyn Young Mayfield 4 Adriano Di Benedetto Bishop Ryan 4 Samantha Adams Beamsville 5 Lukas Geske Bishop Ryan 5 Brooklyn Brown Thorold 6 Eric Socaliuc Newtonbrook 6 Francesca LoGreco Joan of Ark BOYS 83 KG GIRLS 54 KG 1 Aidan McVeigh Georgetown 1 Massouda Abdul Hamid John F Ross 2 Ibrahim Wafai Massey 2 Kendall Dettloff Catholic Central-London 3 Brendan Kwarayi Catholic Central-Windsor 3 Lauren Smith St.Theresa`s 4 Nate Ticehurst Bayside 4 Sophie Bechard Holy Names 5 Jacob Laquerre Notre Dame 5 Mya Sandrin St. Patrick`s 6 Temituoyo Ugborogho St. Mary (CW) 6 Reah Tut Humberview BOYS 89 KG GIRLS 57.5 KG 1 Arjun Dhesi Georgetown 1 Bronwyn MacGregor Bear Creek 2 Frank Mancina Holy Names 2 Tarnpreet Saroya Mayfield 3 Braeden MacDonald St. Patrick`s 3 Macy Malysiak Cardinal Leger 4 Luke Field Nelson 4 Teagan VanZantvoort College Avenue 5 Thomas Fortier Mother Theresa 5 Selena Renaud LaJeunesse 6 Louay Arbash Ridgemont 6 Gabrielle Gauvin Louis Riel
www.ofsaa.on.ca 39 GIRLS 61 KG GIRLS 83 KG 1 Makitha Bristol Maxwell 1 Daiji Thompson Sinclair 2 Mia Friesen Governer Simcoe 2 Greyson Toombs Glendale 3 Claire Agostini Eastwood 3 Devyn Di Nardo Newtonbrook 4 Tarleen Saroya Mayfield 4 Dani Burt Tecumseh Vista 5 Rebecca Redlich Martingrove 5 Lillie Donovan St. Mary`s (CO) 6 Kennedy Lynch Eastview 6 Kira Buck Parkside GIRLS 64 KG GIRLS 115 KG 1 Brianna Fraser St. Patrick`s 1 Osarumen Olaye St. Francis Xavier 2 Savanna Pinsent Renfrew 2 Claudia Landry Bishop Ryan 3 Isata Mansaray Cameron Heights 3 Shannan Armstrong Centre Dufferin 4 Mika Smith South Carleton 4 Olivia Conroy St. Patrick`s 5 Amelia Cox Bear Creek 5 Larissa Weston Tecumseh Vista 6 Jasmine Jones Port Perry 6 Shawnti Peters Newtonbrook GIRLS 67.5 KG 1 Nyla Burgess Pickering TEAM RESULTS 2 Kesia Lozada Newtonbrook GIRLS 3 Ashlyn Sweitzer St. Ignatius 1 St. Patrick’s SWOSSAA 4 Natalie Vecchio Holy Cross 2 Bishop Ryan GHAC 5 Emma Hawken Bell 3 Newtonbrook TDSSAA 6 Paige Dickson St. Patrick`s 4 St. Francis Xavier ROPSSAA GIRLS 72 KG 5 Turner Fenton ROPSSAA 1 Vanessa Fonrose Turner Fenton 6 Mayfield ROPSSAA 2 Emily Moffat Rockway Mennonite BOYS 3 Inaz Maghsud Oakridge 1 Bishop Ryan GHAC 4 Cassie Corbett Blessed Trinity 2 Pickering LOSSA 5 Brianna McConnell Bluevale 3 A.B. Lucas WOSSAA 6 Olivia Hendriks Blessed Trinity 4 Georgetown GHAC GIRLS 77 KG 5 Massey SWOSSAA 1 Amelia Frisbee A.B. Lucas 6 Louise Arbour ROPSSAA 2 Amy Dirks Bayside OVERALL 3 Emma Blake Eastwood 1 Bishop Ryan GHAC 4 Jessica Matile Fenelon Falls 2 St. Patrick’s SWOSSAA 5 Tessa Williams Kitchener 3 Turner Fenton ROPSSA 6 Kaitlyn Alperti St. Patrick`s 4 Newtonbrook TDSSAA 5 Pickering LOSSA 6 A.B. Lucas GHAC
40 THE BULLETIN SPRING 2020 OFSAA Committees and Chairs Advocacy Barry Mutrie P: 519.270.4461 [email protected] Coaching Sean Clancy, Cairine Wilson SS P: 613.824.4411 [email protected] Future Directions Carolyn Chesney, John F. Ross CI P: 519.822.7090 [email protected] Transfers Dave Carscadden, Innisdale SS P: 705.726.2552 [email protected] Constitutional Review Heather Chambers P: 705.474.7681 [email protected] Equity Suchetan James, Limestone DSB P: 613.544.6920 [email protected] Classifications Hugh Rowland P: 416.396.6802 [email protected] Championship Review Helen Thomson, St Michael CSS P: 519.271.0890 [email protected] Sanctions Brian Poste, North Hastings DHS P: 613.332.1220 [email protected] Alpine Skiing Karen Normet, Iroquois Ridge P: 905.845.0012 [email protected] Badminton Daniel Blanchard, Middlefield CI P. 905.472.8900 [email protected] Baseball Paul Solarski, Brebeuf College P: 416.393.5508 [email protected] Basketball Peter Graham, Timmins High P: 705.360.1411 [email protected] Co-Chair Jason Leili, Kingsville DHS P: 519.733.2347 [email protected] Cross Country Running Kirk Dillabaugh, Glebe CI P: 613.239.2424 [email protected] Curling Yvonne Nieuwenhuis, Sir Robert Borden HS P: 613.829.1287 [email protected] Field Hockey Liz Rusch, Merivale HS P: 613.224.1807 [email protected] Boys’ Field Lacrosse Alex Frescura, St. Michaels College P: 416.653.3180 [email protected] Football TBA Golf Kendra Read, All Saints CHS P: 613.271.4254 [email protected] Co-Chair John Elliott, Timmins H&VS P: 705.360.1411 [email protected] Hockey Tim Clayton, Mother Teresa P: 519.675.4433 [email protected] Co-Chair Eileen Elliott, St. John’s College P: 519.759.2318 [email protected] Nordic Skiing Todd Harris, Lakefield CS P: 705.652.3324 [email protected] Rugby David Schaffler, Oakville Trafalgar HS P: 905.845.2875 [email protected] Co-Chair Carrie Bowie, St. Patrick’s HS P: 613.733.0501 [email protected] Snowboarding Duncan Warrener, Nelson HS P: 905.637.3825 [email protected] Soccer Tony Fiorino, Chaminade CS P: 416.393.5509 [email protected] Swimming Michelle Harshman-Bettig P: 905.676.1191 [email protected] Tennis Tami Hawkins, Tecumseh Vista Academy P: 519.987.6200 [email protected] Track & Field Craig Cavanagh, Riverside SS P. 519.948.4116 [email protected] Ultimate Kevin Macleod, Bowmanville HS P: 905.623.4416 [email protected] Co-chair Carla DiFilippo, Greenwood College P: 416.482.9811 [email protected] Volleyball Pat Farrell, Regiopolis Notre Dame P: 613.545.1902 [email protected] Co-chair TBA Wrestling Dave Hawkins, Tecumseh Vista Academy P: 519.739.2189 [email protected]
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