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HIGH SCHOOLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

JANUARY 2020 NEWSLETTER

SHSAA EXECUTIVE 2019 - 2020 Contents

PRESIDENT: Jeff Kitts, Executive Director's Report ...... 2

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Executive and District Presidents’ Meetings ...... 3 Val Gordon, Al Wandler, Assiniboia Sport Advisory Groups ...... 4 Ryan Fowler, Nathan Noble, Meath Park Darren Nordell, Edam CIAAA...... 5 Dave Earl, Kelly Adams, Regina Reminders ...... 6 Angela Mallory, Regina Graham Comfort, SHSAA Coaches Card (2019 - 2021) ...... 7 Cathy Morrow, Outlook Vicki Moore, Sun West SD 2020 REGIONAL & PROVINCIAL ...... 8

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: 2020 REGIONAL ...... 10 Lyle McKellar

ASSISTANT 2020 PROVINCIAL WRESTLING ...... 11 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Dave Sandomirsky 2020 CONFERENCE & REGIONAL ...... 12

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS: HOOPLA 2020 ...... 16 Jessica Blair Stefanie Lewis 2020 REGIONAL AND PROVINCIAL BADMINTON ...... 17

SHSAA OFFICE 2020 PROVINCIAL TRACK & FIELD ...... 18 #1 - 575 Park Street REGINA SK S4N 5B2 Tel: (306) 721-2151 2020 YOUTH OFFICIALS CONFERENCE (YOC) ...... 19 Fax: (306) 721-2659 E-Mail: [email protected] 2020 SUMMER COACHES SYMPOSIUM ...... 20 Web Site: www.shsaa.ca 2019 FALL ACTIVITY RESULTS ...... 21 SHSAA MISSION STATEMENT “The purpose of the SHSAA Is to foster educational opportunities for all students through interschool sport.”

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Executive Director's Report Hello 2020, the start of a new decade. The SHSAA office staff wishes each of you a very Happy New Year. The next six months are bound to be filled with exciting competition and opportunities for educational athletics to complete the learning experiences of student athletes. We look forward to working with you to make those opportunities exist. Our schools are filled with tremendous volunteers that know the importance of becoming involved in your students’ learning opportunities outside of the regular classroom. Success in the classroom, for both student and staff, can be enhanced by building positive relationships through sharing school sport experiences. Share the news with your colleagues; no one has to be an expert as each contribution in providing educational athletics is important.

This past fall was filled with great excitement as provincial champions were crowned. Our championships are a showcase of the outstanding work that is done every day throughout the season by our coaches in helping student athletes fill their potential. This fall was also the first round of championships contested under the new classification system which classifies schools the same way in each activity by total school enrolment. The classification system will continue to be reviewed and possibly tweaked as we work toward building on the many positives that were seen through the fall activities and improving some the perceived weaknesses of the new system. • The fall started with hosting the provincial golf championship for the second time in three years. This was the first year of the new championship format and by all accounts it was well received despite removing the school team competition for the time being. Although the weather was not spectacular, it certainly was better than the snow that was endured the previous year. We look forward to next year’s championship at Kenosee Lake. • Cross Country was held Thanksgiving weekend which always provides a new set of challenges for the host school and community. The North Central District did an outstanding job of hosting the championship. Commissioner Tim Strom had a full complement of volunteers in place and being able to utilize Carlton Comprehensive as the base location for the championship proved to be an excellent choice. As always there were many of our student athletes that were able to achieve personal best results in this competitive setting and once again the outstanding work of our volunteer coaches needs to be acknowledged in this process. • Soccer proved to be interesting as the provincial championship weekend showed classic fall Saskatchewan weather (if you don’t like the weather, just wait 10 minutes and it is bound to change). After playing in bright sunshine on Friday, many of the championships were left out in the cold by a late October blizzard. In true Saskatchewan fashion, the student athletes and host sites persevered to produce an exciting final day of soccer. • The weather for the provincial football playoffs also tested the resolve of host sites, teams, and officials. The crowds at the provincial championship games is a testament that Saskatchewan is certainly the heartbeat of football in and so much of that can be attributed to the grassroots work done in our high schools. • The Executive and office staff that attended the 10 provincial championships all came back with stories of tremendous parity, great competition, and outstanding work by the host sites. Hosting these championships are a major undertaking and we would like to thank our host sites and officials.

Once again this fall, SHSAA student athletes were provided with poppy stickers to wear during competition in the time leading up to Remembrance Day. It is a wonderful partnership that has been developed with the Royal Canadian Legion Saskatchewan Branch. Thank you to Executive Director, Chad Wagner, and the various branches around the province for their recognition of Saskatchewan student-athletes.

School Sport Week in October allowed members of SHSAA to acknowledge the impact of school sport in Saskatchewan. Over 30,000 student participations occur annually in school sport in Saskatchewan and it is nice to have this week of celebration recognized and proclaimed by the Provincial Government. It’s also special to see our MLA’s taking pride in the schools and communities of their constituencies (https://www.facebook.com/kenfrancisforsaskpartycandidate/videos/2525566464394528/).

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There is also great work being done on the national level for school sport. As School Sport Canada continues to seek formal acknowledgement from Sport Canada, national initiatives including a partnership with the Coaches Association of Canada will see a streamlined approach to on-line coach education. By September 2020, schoolcoach.ca will no longer house our on-line coach education but rather it will be found in the CAC Locker. This provides a one stop shop for individuals looking for personal growth in the area of coaching. SHSAA will move to recognizing CAC Making Headway as the concussion awareness training required for SHSAA coaches. In addition, there will be a new Fundamentals of Coaching course that will be shorter and less expensive than the current course offered through schoolcoach.ca.

You will have read previously in this column about the work of Martin Camiré. Dr. Camiré is a professor at the University of Ottawa that has partnered with School Sport Canada for the past 7 years in developing on-line coach education tools and is now conducting a longitudinal study on what will hopefully show the positive correlation between mental wellness and involvement in school sport. Earlier in the fall, information was distributed about the study and all school divisions in Saskatchewan were contacted. I encourage you as coaches, athletic directors, and school administrators to make your students aware of the opportunity to be involved in the study being conducted by Dr. Camiré and his team. https://www.shsaa.ca/news_article/show/1055888

There was some sadness this fall as the Association was made aware of the passing of three Merit Award winners: Bob Adams (President 1954-55, Merit Award1962), Verne Morrison (President 1967, Merit Award 1970), and Kelly Bowers (Executive 2001-03, Merit Award 2007). All three of these gentlemen leave considerable legacies to SHSAA. Our thoughts remain with their families, friends, and colleagues. For more information on these influential individuals please see the following link which provides a brief summary of their citations for the Award of Merit. https://cdn1.sportngin.com/attachments/document/bc93-1599772/Merit_History_updated_June_2019.pdf

As we look ahead to the winter and spring activities of SHSAA we say thank you to our hosts to be (Wrestling – Saskatoon; Curling – Meadow Lake, , and Allan; HOOPLA 2020 – Regina; Badminton – Nipawin; Track & Field – ). Let’s not forget the group of individuals that provide service to SHSAA as officials. Our officials allow our students a chance to participate and allow coaches the opportunity to coach and educate. It is imperative that we continue to educate about the importance of officials and discourage the behaviour of those coaches and supporters who are influenced by the glamour and glitz of college and professional sport. Good luck to all participants. We look forward to outstanding displays of athleticism and sportsmanship.

Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to commend your Executive Council for their thoughtful and dedicated service to the Association. The Council dealt with numerous issues this fall which called for additional volunteer time on their part. Many are fall activity coaches, others were involved in assisting to host SHSAA playoffs, and still others are highly involved in their District organization. This, in addition to the work that they are sponsoring by HMC to refresh SHSAA documents (articles of incorporation, bylaws, and policies) has kept them very busy throughout the fall. Their efforts truly are a labor of love.

Executive and District Presidents’ Meetings The annual gathering of District Presidents, Officials’ Commissioners, and Athletic Commissioners occurred at the beginning of December. District Presidents and Athletic Commissioners discussed a number of topics and dealt with business arising from the Executive Meeting. Included in the group discussions were topics such as: • How to improve the eligibility decision process • How to validate joint sponsorship programs during the period of approval to ensure that joint sponsorships are not being utilized for club sport development reducing the number of students in school sport • Monitoring the new classification system and the current playoff structure • Provincial championships – lack of bids to host and available accommodations

A significant part of the meetings was a presentation from Larry Lang (HMC Management) regarding the refresh of the constitution, bylaws, policies, and guidelines that will result in articles of incorporation and bylaws that align with the Not For Profit act and reorganize the policies and guidelines of the Association. Work will continue on these documents for presentation at the 2020 AGM in Moose Jaw. District Presidents and Athletic Commissioners have a substantial amount of information at this point that they will be sharing with school representatives through

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District meetings. Additional information will be made available from SHSAA office staff as we move toward the spring District meetings and SHSAA AGM.

Host sites for 2019-20 and 2020-21 that were not named at the AGM were finalized as follows: 2019-20 • Regional Badminton – Series C – Humboldt • Regional Curling – Series A – Boys @ Outlook; Girls & Mixed @ Rosetown • Regional Curling – Series B – Boys & Mixed @ Whitewood; Girls @ Moosomin • Regional Curling – Series C – Boys @ ; Girls & Mixed @ Wadena • Regional Curling – Series D – Boys @ Wilkie; Girls & Mixed @ Spiritwood 2020-21 • Regional Badminton – Series A – Estevan • Regional Curling – Series A – • Regional Curling – Series B – Estevan • Regional Curling – Series C – Boys @ Shellbrook; Girls & Mixed @ Prince Albert • Regional Curling – Series D – Saskatoon • Cross Country – remains OPEN • 3A Boys Soccer – MAYMONT • 4A Boys Soccer – remains OPEN • 5A Boys Soccer – remains OPEN • 4A Girls Soccer - • 1A Boys Volleyball – FOX VALLEY • 2A Boys Volleyball – ST. WALBURG • 4A Boys Volleyball – MOOSE JAW VANIER • 5A Boys Volleyball – WARMAN • 4A Girls Volleyball – MOOSOMIN

Bids to host for the three championships that remain open (2020 Cross Country, 2020 4A Boys Soccer; 2020 5A Boys Soccer) will be accepted until January 17, 2020. The Executive Council will make decisions on these championships at their meeting scheduled for January 19, 2020.

The District Officials’ Commissioners did their annual review of fall activities and preparation for the upcoming winter and spring activities. There was significant discussion about the critical stage that has been reached in officiating capacity for high school sport. There were several championships during the fall seasons that required considerable amounts of time and cost in order to have officials in place for the events. Important work needs to be done by schools and districts in cooperation with provincial officiating associations in terms of recruiting, training, and retaining local officials so events do not need to be relocated or cancelled. One of the most important roles that schools will play in this initiative is getting educators involved as officials. This is crucial to maintaining an educational perspective in SHSAA competitions. The recruitment, training, and retention of officials will be significantly easier if coaches and team supporters are educated on the importance of officiating roles in delivering school sport. Schools must step up to the plate and ensure that representatives and supporters of their school sport programs are aligned with the sportsmanship philosophy of SHSAA.

Sport Advisory Groups Earlier in the fall, the Executive Council finalized their committee members for the 2019-20 Sport Advisory Groups. Executive members will report at each Executive meeting on the work being done by the Sport Advisory Group that they chair. The Sport Advisory Groups are yet another lens for the Association activities to be studied. Discussion amongst the groups will provide insight for the Executive Council to consider in their planning for SHSAA. Thank you to those individuals who have volunteered their time to be part of the groups. Applications for the 2020-21 Sport Advisory Groups will be advertised in late May. If you are interested, please check out the quick link for the application form on the SHSAA homepage (www.shsaa.ca)

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CIAAA

Each Saskatchewan Athletic Director is provided with free membership in the Canadian Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (CIAAA). All AD’s were sent information earlier in the fall with instructions as to how to activate the membership. If you did not receive the email, please contact the SHSAA office so that you can get your membership activated. Your membership allows you access to the Resource Bank as well as preferred pricing for conferences and courses. The professional development attained through CIAAA is a valuable, hands on, day-to-day, experience for individuals serving as Athletic Directors in their school.

A CIAAA ad-hoc committee of the SHSAA has been established and includes the following members: • Roger Morgan (Kincaid) • Margie Gibson (Moosomin) • Ryan Trumbley (St. Brieux) • Sandra Surkan (Regina) • Troy Snider () • Tyler Baier (Saskatoon) • Nathan Noble (Meath Park)

CIAAA Executive Director, Drew Hanson, will work closely with the group to coordinate professional development opportunities for athletic directors in Saskatchewan. You should be receiving emails from Drew keeping you up to date on upcoming course offerings and conferences.

For more information on each offering check out www.ciaaa.ca

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Reminders Upcoming events and reminders in addition to those discussed earlier or listed on the SHSAA calendar: • Sportsmanship Awards o The SHSAA would like to thank the Saskatchewan Milk Marketing Board for their continued support of these presentations. o In addition to the 24 sportsmanship awards that will be presented from the provincial championship tournaments, there are an additional four sportsmanship awards available to be presented to schools / teams that have displayed characteristics throughout the entire season that are worthy of a sportsmanship award. Nominations for these awards can be forwarded to the SHSAA office. The nomination form is available on the SHSAA website (http://www.shsaa.ca/page/show/1031436-nomination-forms). • SHSAA Message Board o Individuals are encouraged to create an account by contacting the SHSAA office and post information about their tournaments and seasonal results • SHSAA Awards o Nominations for SHSAA Awards (Coach, Official, Service, and Merit) should be submitted to the District by the end of April. • Youth Officials Conference – June 12-13, 2020 – Saskatoon o More information later in the newsletter • Executive Council Elections – SHSAA AGM – June 24-26, 2020 o Positions up for election include: Section 1, Section 3, Regina and Officials’ Representative. • Sport Advisory Groups o Application forms can be found at https://shsaa.sportngin.com/register/form/348760507 o The Executive would like to receive applications by June 26 and finalize groupings at their 2020 September meetings. • Coaches Symposium – August 18-19, 2020 – Saskatoon o More information later in the newsletter • Please remember to quote “SHSAA School” when looking to access the preferred rates offered by various hotel groups (See accommodations at http://www.shsaa.ca/page/show/968446-provincial-championship- accommodations) • Acknowledge SHSAA Major Sponsors whenever possible. The support of these major sponsors allows SHSAA to continue providing educational opportunities for all students through interschool sport.

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SHSAA Coaches Card (2019 - 2021) ABOUT THE CARD The purpose of the SHSAA Coaches Card is to show appreciation to those who volunteer their time for the students of Saskatchewan schools. The card is intended for personal or family use, but some sponsors may extend their discounts to teams. The principal/athletic director will designate those eligible in the school, but we suggest that the following be considered. ❖ SCHOOL ATHLETIC COACHES ❖ RETIRED COACHES ❖ SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS ❖ OTHER TEACHERS ACTIVE IN THE ❖ DIRECTORS / SUPERINTENDENTS OF INTERSCHOOL PROGRAM EDUCATION

CARD EXPIRY The Coaches Card is valid for a period of TWO years. The 2017-2019 version (Green Card) has expired, as of August 31, 2019 and will not be accepted by the card sponsors. The latest version (2019-2021) is now available from the SHSAA office. Fill out the application form available on-line at https://cdn2.sportngin.com/attachments/document/0061/3336/Coaches_Card_Flyer_and_Order_Form_1921_1.p df or contact our office to place your order. Over 2000 volunteer teacher coaches and others involved in educational athletics held the last edition of the card.

COST Cards are available at a cost of $12.00 each and are valid for TWO years (September 1, 2019 - August 31, 2021).

SPONSORS The following COACHES CARD SPONSORS have agreed to offer discounts and values to Coaches Card holders:

SHSAA Saskatoon Comfort Inn FREE Admission to SHSAA Playoffs & Championships. 2155 Northridge Drive Saskatoon, SK, S7L 6X6 T. 306-934-1122 | F. 306-934-6539 SHSAA BOUTIQUE - SPORT LOGO E. [email protected] 10% discount on SHSAA Boutique merchandise for Sep01/19 to Aug31/20 - $94 sgl / $104 dbl personal use. Discount only available from Sport Logo Sep01/20 to Aug31/21 - $97 sgl / $107 dbl office staff directly. Swift Current Comfort Inn 1510 South Service Road East INNVEST HOTELS Swift Current, SK, S9H 3X6 Rates include complimentary hot breakfast. T. 306-778-3994 | F. 306-773-9312 Ask for the SHSAA Coaches Card Rate E. [email protected] For Reservations & Group Bookings Sep01/19 to Aug31/20 - $99 2nd Floor / $109 1st Floor T. 416-607-7100 ext. 2401 Sep01/20 to Aug31/21 - $101 2nd Floor / $111 1st Floor E. [email protected] Prince Albert Comfort Inn PIZZA HUT 3863 2nd Avenue West 15% discount on all regular menu prices, excluding Prince Albert, SK, S6W 1A1 alcohol. Tax and delivery charge extra. Discount #805. T. 306-763-4466 | F. 306-764-2210 E. [email protected] Sep01/19 to Aug31/20 - $105 sgl / $110 dbl ROCK CREEK TAP AND GRILL Sep01/20 to Aug31/21 - $107 sgl / $112 dbl 15% off when dining at Rock Creek Tap and Grill, in Regina Comfort Inn Saskatoon. A small family get together, coaches 3221 East Eastgate Drive planning meeting or a team outing, your discount is Regina, SK, S4Z 1A4 valid with all regularly priced food and beverages. T. 306-789-5522 | F. 306-789-9964 This offer cannot be combined with other discounts, E. [email protected] coupons or special menu pricing. For groups of 8 Sep01/19 to Aug31/20 - $94 sgl / $104 dbl or more we recommend a reservation but certainly Sep01/20 to Aug31/21 - $97 sgl / $107 dbl not required.

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2020 REGIONAL & PROVINCIAL CURLING PRESENTED BY: SASK MILK

Each provincial championship will consist of eight teams scheduled as two pools of four teams in round-robin play format. The top two teams from each pool shall advance to the championship bracket. The eight teams participating at the provincial championships will include the host school and seven other teams that have qualified through the regional championships.

The tie-breaking criteria to determine placement in pool play and placement into tie-breaker games shall utilize the Skill Based Team Ranking System (SBTRS). For more information on the tie-breaker and the Saturday schedule of games please refer to the curling activity page of the SHSAA website http://www.shsaa.ca/page/show/992559-curling

Regional championships will be held February 28 - 29, 2020. The Regional championships will consist of a six or eight team double knock-out format leading to an ‘A’ event and ‘B’ event qualifier to the provincial championship. The only region that may require an A-B playoff to complete the double knock-out competition is the provincial host region. The A-B playoff will only be contested if the provincial host has not won either the ‘A’ or ‘B’ event. In the regions without an A-B playoff the ‘A’ event winner will be considered the Regional champion.

Districts should declare their representatives to the Regional Championships and contact the regional commissioners and SHSAA office by Sunday, February 23, 2020.

Regional commissioners are asked to contact both the SHSAA office and provincial commissioner by Sunday, March 1, 2020 with the names of the schools and team members which have advanced to the provincial championship.

REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: February 28 – 29, 2020

REGION A BOYS GIRLS MIXED (WEST CENTRAL) Location: Outlook Curling Club Rosetown Curling Club Rosetown Curling Club Contact: Shannon Stephenson Jodi Slocombe Jodi Slocombe Phone: 306-867-8697 306-882-2655 306-882-2655 Fax: 306-867-1831 306-882-3889 306-882-3889 Format: 6 team double knock-out leading to an ‘A’ event and ‘B’ event qualifier to provincials First Round Bye #1: SC #1 Game #2: SC #2 vs. SW #2 Games: Game #1: SW #1 vs. WC #2 Bye #2: WC #1 Participating South Central South West West Central Districts Leigh Pethick Val Gordon Lance Morrison and Contacts: 306-630-7361 306-295-3601 306-846-2188

REGION B BOYS GIRLS MIXED (QV AND SE) Location: Whitewood Curling Club Moosomin Curling Club Whitewood Curling Club Contact: Heather Hallam Carli Sweeting Heather Hallam Phone: 306-735-2550 306-435-3341 306-735-2550 Fax: 306-735-4363 No Fax 306-735-4363 Format: 8 team double knock-out leading to an ‘A’ event and ‘B’ event qualifier to provincials First Round Game #1: EC #1 vs. QV #2 Game #3: QV #1 vs. EC #2 Games: Game #2: RG #1 vs. SE #2 Game 4: SE #1 vs. RG #2 East Central Qu'Appelle Valley Regina South East Participating Lana Stanek- Trevor Viergutz Aaron Anderson Fred Jerred Districts Sebastian 306-695-3929 306-522-5572 306-532-4274 and Contacts: 306-786-5560

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REGION C BOYS GIRLS MIXED (HORIZON CENTRAL) Location: Foam Lake Curling Club Wadena Curling Club Wadena Curling Club Contact: Debbie Fedak Shelly Campbell Shelly Campbell Phone: 306-272-3307 306-338-2235 306-338-2235 Fax: No Fax 306-338-2899 306-338-2899 Format: 8 team double knock-out leading to an ‘A’ event and ‘B’ event qualifier to provincials First Round Game #1: HC #1 vs. NC #2 Game #3: NC #1 vs. HC #2 Games: Game #2: NE #1 vs. ST #2 Game #4: ST #1 vs. NE #2 Participating Horizon Central North Central North East Saskatoon Districts Brian Grest Nathan Noble Cory Schmaltz Jud Heilman and Contacts: 306-682-1860 306-929-2133 306-768-2433 306-683-8249

REGION D BOYS GIRLS MIXED (BATTLE WEST) Location: Wilkie Curling Club Spiritwood Curling Club Spiritwood Curling Club Contact: Joel Mann Brad Nemish Brad Nemish Phone: 306-843-2288 306-883-2282 306-883-2282 Fax: 306-843-2664 306-883-3557 306-883-3557 Format: 6 team double knock-out leading to an ‘A’ event and ‘B’ event qualifier to provincials First Round Bye #1: BW #1 Game #2: BW #2 vs. NW #2 Games: Game #1: NW #1 vs. CV #2 Bye #2: CV #1 Participating Battle West Central Valley North West Districts Brad Nemish Grant Elke Kendra Paramchuk and Contacts: 306-883-2282 306-260-5712 306-236-5236

PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: March 6 – 7, 2020

BOYS GIRLS MIXED Location: Meadow Lake Curling Club Allan Curling Club Spiritwood Curling Club Contact: Kendra Paramchuk Davin Fischer Brad Nemish Phone: 306-236-5236 306-257-3311 306-883-2282 Fax: 306-236-4294 No Fax 306-883-3557 Format: Two pools of four leading to a four-team championship bracket Host School, additional Host School, additional Host School, additional representative from Region D; representative from Region D; representative from Region D; Participants: Two representatives from Two representatives from Two representatives from each of Regions A, B, and C each of Regions A, B, and C each of Regions A, B, and C Pool A - Region A and C champion, Region B and D runner-up Pool Make-up: Pool B - Region B and D champion, Region A and C runner-up Coaches/Athletes meeting: Friday March 6 at 9:45am Schedule of Events: Opening Ceremonies: Friday March 6 at 2:00pm

Please see the following link for Provincial Accommodation: (http://www.shsaa.ca/page/show/968446-provincial-championship-accommodations)

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2020 REGIONAL WRESTLING

DATE: Saturday, February 29, 2020 LOCATION: Ecole St. Mary High School COMMISSIONER: Marc Gaumond PHONE: 306-953-7544 FAX: 306-763-0399

ENTRY: 1. All wrestlers from registered schools outside Regina and Saskatoon MUST attend this meet in order to qualify for the Provincial Tournament.

2. Registered schools may enter more than one wrestler per division.

3. Every participating school MUST contact the commissioner and SHSAA Office, with their intent to enter, and indicate the number of competitors by the Sunday preceding the regional tournament. Competitors who have not been pre-registered by their coaches will not be allowed to participate in the tournament.

4. This will be a one-day meet. Weigh-in will be done by email. Skin-check will start at 9:00 a.m. and wrestling will begin at 10:00 a.m.

5. The Saskatchewan District team that advances to the Provincial Tournament will consist of up to four qualifiers from this meet per weight division.

6. The coaches present will select the “District” coaching staff (Head and Assistant Coach).

7. The District Coaches, in consultation with the commissioner, will select the final district team.

WEIGH-IN: A weigh-in will not be held at the Regional tournament. Each wrestler must weigh in at their home school. A school administrator or their designate must certify the weight. Certified weights must be submitted to the host commissioner and SHSAA office by 12:00 p.m. (noon) on the Thursday preceding the meet (February 27, 2020). Note this procedure is used for the regional meet only.

SKIN INSPECTIONS: Skin inspections will begin at 9:00 am. All participants must pass the on-site skin inspection before wrestling.

START TIME: The tournament begins at 10:00 am. Three wrestling mats are available for matches.

RULES FOR HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING: Please refer to the SHSAA Handbook (pages 130 - 137), the Wrestling Canada Lutte rule book, and the Wrestling Activity page on the SHSAA website (http://www.shsaa.ca/page/show/992567-wrestling) for more information on High School wrestling rules.

SCHOOL TEAM COMPETITION: There are six school awards: 3A, 4A, and 5A Girls; 3A, 4A, and 5A Boys

ACCOMMODATIONS: For a listing of Prince Albert Hotels please check the Tourism Prince Albert website: https://www.princealberttourism.com/or the SHSAA website Regional Accommodation.

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2020 PROVINCIAL WRESTLING

DATE: March 6 – 7, 2020 LOCATION: Saskatoon Mount Royal Collegiate COMMISSIONER: Jud Heilman / Josh Wiebe / Bonita Janzen PHONE: 306-683-8249 / 306-683-7800

ENTRY: Regina, Saskatoon, and District Teams must be declared, and entries received by the commissioner and SHSAA office on or before, Sunday, March 1st. Changes to original entries must be made by 12:00pm (noon) Tuesday, March 3rd.

SKIN CHECKS: On-site skin examinations will begin Friday, March 6th at 11:30am. All wrestlers must clear skin inspection prior to reporting for weigh-in.

WEIGH-IN: Weigh-ins will take place on-site from 12:00 noon to 1:00pm Friday, March 6th. Wrestlers must weigh in at this time and make the weight class that they qualified in for the Provincial Championship.

WEIGH-IN PROCEDURE: Check scales for the weigh-ins will be available for wrestlers between 11:00am and 11:30am.

COMPETITION: Wrestling will begin on Friday 45 minutes after the conclusion of the opening ceremonies (opening ceremonies will be scheduled to start at 3:15pm at the earliest) and continue until approximately 9:00pm. Wrestling will resume Saturday at 9:00am. Information will be provided at the championship as to when the break for the coaches meeting will occur on Saturday and when wrestling will commence following the coaches meeting. Medal presentations for all weight classifications will occur after the final championship bouts have finished.

ACCOMMODATION: For a listing of SHSAA Room Blocks visit the SHSAA website Provincial Accommodation. For a complete listing of Saskatoon Hotels please check the Tourism Saskatoon website https://www.tourismsaskatoon.com/.

RULES FOR HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING: Please refer to the SHSAA Handbook (pages 130 - 137), the Wrestling Canada Lutte rule book, and the Wrestling Activity page on the SHSAA website for more information on High School wrestling rules.

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2020 CONFERENCE & REGIONAL BASKETBALL

CONFERENCE

Team Registration and Participation: • 1A - 3A classifications o All registered basketball teams have been placed in a conference. • 4A classification o There will be no conference tournaments. If necessary, "play-in" games will be scheduled by the SHSAA office to complete the field of 16 teams for Regional tournaments. • 5A classification o There will be no conference tournaments. o Regina and Saskatoon will each advance three teams to the 5A provincial tournament. o Teams outside of Regina and Saskatoon will be placed into a regional tournament that will advance two teams to the 5A provincial tournament.

NOTE: If your school is not listed and your school plans on having a team, you must contact the SHSAA office. If your school is listed and your school will not be forming a team, or you do not wish to enter the provincial playoff, you must contact the SHSAA office by February 5, 2020.

• The teams designated to each particular conference are available on the basketball activity page of the SHSAA website. • The SHSAA office will seed each conference tournament. • Draws for the conference tournaments will be available on the SHSAA website on March 2, 2020. • Each coach is to fill out and submit a seeding form (E–16) including their opinion on the seeding of their conference and the province. Seeding forms are due on or before February 26, 2020. Any additional results following the February 26 deadline can be submitted to the SHSAA Office. • Districts are to notify the SHSAA office of host sites for the conference tournaments they have been assigned. Please check the website periodically to see updates to conferences, including host sites.

Conference Tournaments: • All conference tournaments will be played the weekend of March 6 – 7, 2020 and will advance two teams to regional weekend except where indicated on the document listing the conference groupings. • As per the resolution passed at the 2008 AGM there will not be a consolation side included in the tournaments. In conferences of four, five, six, seven, or eight teams that are designated to advance more than two teams there will be a qualifier bracket to advance the extra teams to regional play. • The draw templates for the conference tournaments are available on the basketball activity page on the left side of the SHSAA website.

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REGIONAL

1A – 4A Classifications: • The 16 teams that advance to regional play will be seeded 1 to 16 and will be placed in one of four regional tournaments in their classification. • Each regional tournament will include a championship and consolation side with the winner of the championship side advancing to HOOPLA. Regional game times are: Friday games at 6:00pm and 8:00pm; Saturday games at 11:00am and 1:00pm. • Regional tournament hosts will be named on March 9, 2020. • Regional tournaments will be played the weekend of March 13 – 14, 2020. • Each District Officials’ Commissioner should prepare to host a minimum of 2 and possibly more Regional Tournaments in their district. • Schools interested in hosting a regional basketball playoff are invited to submit a bid to host on or before January 31st. Send bids to the SHSAA office.

5A Classification: • In 5A, Regina and Saskatoon will use city playoffs to advance 3 teams to the provincial tournament. 5A rural teams will advance two teams from a regional tournament in 2020. The draw templates for the rural regional tournament are available on the basketball activity page on the left side of the SHSAA website. • Regional tournaments will be played the weekend of March 13 – 14, 2020.

HOOPLA

• HOOPLA will be hosted in Regina on March 19 – 21, 2020. • 1A – 4A classifications: The four regional champions will play a straight elimination, four-team tournament with a consolation side to determine third place. • 5A classification: There will be an eight-team tournament composed of three teams from Saskatoon, three teams from Regina, and two teams from the Rural regional tournament in 2020. The tournament will have a championship and consolation side.

SEEDING OF TEAMS FOR CONFERENCE AND REGIONAL PLAYOFFS • Seeding forms (E-16) are due to the SHSAA office on or before February 26, 2020. • The SHSAA office requires written confirmation of season results from ALL BASKETBALL TEAMS. Include results of all games played (tournament, league, and exhibition) including who your opponents were and the result (win or loss). • Please include your opinion regarding the seeding of the teams in your conference as well as your opinion regarding the top 8 teams in the province in your classification. • Any additional results following the February 26 deadline may be submitted to the SHSAA office prior to the release of the tournament draw to be used in the seeding process.

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BASKETBALL CONFERENCES - BOYS (as of January 2, 2020) • Conferences listed below are tentative. The groupings may be revised following the February 5th withdrawal deadline for basketball. • All conferences will advance the bracketed number of teams to the regional tournament. • Host sites will be indicated as Districts name their hosts. • Conference: March 6-7; Regional: March 13-14; HOOPLA: March 19-21 1A BOYS (1-40) HOST CONFERENCE 1 HOST CONFERENCE 2 HOST CONFERENCE 3 HOST CONFERENCE 4 QV Chief Kahkewistahaw - QV HC Kawacatoose - HC WC Maymont - BW SC Coronach - SC (4) Cowessess - QV (4) Lake Lenore - HC (4) Langham - CV (4) Frontier - SW Fillmore - SE Leroy - HC Mistawasis - CV Herbert - SW Gladmar - SE Rose Valley - HC Perdue - CV Leader - SW Maryfield - SE Watson - HC Patuanak - NW Vanguard - SW Ogema - SE Little Red River - NC - WC Lucky Lake - WC Stoughton - SE Cumberland House - NE Marengo - WC 2A BOYS (41-85) HOST CONFERENCE 1 HOST CONFERENCE 2 HOST CONFERENCE 3 HOST CONFERENCE 4 EC - EC NC Stobart - CV NW Buffalo Narrows - NW ST - BW (2) - EC (2) St. Brieux - HC (2) Canoe Lake - NW (2) Kerrobert - BW Foam Lake - HC - HC Island Lake - NW - BW Raymore - HC - NC Paradise Hill - NW Asquith - CV Strasbourg - HC Meath Park - NC Pinehouse Lake - NW Hepburn - CV Wynyard - HC Carrot River - NE Waweyekisik - NW Waldheim - CV Balcarres - QV Hudson Bay - NE ST Christian - ST Southey - QV Biggar - WC HOST CONFERENCE 5 HOST CONFERENCE 6 HOST CONFERENCE 7 HOST CONFERENCE 8 SE Grenfell - QV HC - CV BW Cut Knife - BW SC Hanley - CV (2) Montmartre - QV (2) Hague - CV (2) Macklin - BW (2) Laval - RG Nakoda Oyade - QV Osler VCA - CV Pelican Lake - BW - SC Whitewood - QV - CV Wilkie - BW Gull Lake - SW Harvest City - RG Rosthern JC - CV - NW Shaunavon - SW - SE Middle Lake - HC Maidstone - NW Davidson - WC Redvers - SE Viscount - HC Thunderchild - NW LCBI - WC - SE - NW Kenaston - WC 3A BOYS (86-200) HOST CONFERENCE 1 HOST CONFERENCE 2 HOST CONFERENCE 3 HOST CONFERENCE 4 EC Churchbridge - EC NE PACI - NC NC Spiritwood - BW WC Delisle - CV (2) Esterhazy - EC (2) Sandy Bay - NC (2) Se Se Wa Hum - NC (2) Maple Creek - SW Arcola - SE Sen. Myles Venne - NC Eagleview - NW - WC Carlyle - SE Stanley Mission - NC La Loche - NW Rosetown - WC Moosomin - SE Creighton - NE Tisdale - NE HOST CONFERENCE 5 HOST CONFERENCE 6 HOST CONFERENCE 7 HOST CONFERENCE 8 QV Fort Qu'Appelle - QV HC Canora - EC CV Unity - BW SC Clavet - CV (2) Indian Head - QV (2) Norquay - EC (2) Dalmeny - CV (2) Assiniboia - SC Kipling - QV Watrous - HC Shellbrook - NC - SC RG Christian - RG - NE Legacy Christian - ST MJ Cornerstone - SC Outlook - WC 4A BOYS Play-in games will be made to create a field of 16 for Regional Tournaments March 13 - 14, 2020. Hosts TBA by SHSAA office.

(201-450) NB John Paul II - BW Churchill - NC Notre Dame - QV MJ Central - SC Martensville - CV Melfort - NE Johnson - RG MJ Peacock - SC Melville - EC Nipawin - NE Bedford Road - ST MJ Vanier - SC Yorkton Sacred Heart - EC Meadow Lake - NW E.D. Feehan - ST Oxbow - SE Humboldt - HC Lumsden - QV 5A BOYS (>450) HOST RURAL HOST REGINA HOST SASKATOON TBD NB Comprehensive - BW RG Balfour ST Aden Bowman (2) Warman - CV (3) Campbell (3) Bethlehem Yorkton Regional - EC LeBoldus Bishop Mahoney PA Carlton - NC Luther Centennial PA St. Mary - NC Martin Evan Hardy - NW Miller Holy Cross Greenall - QV O'Neill Marion Graham Estevan - SE Riffel Mount Royal Weyburn - SE Sheldon Williams St. Joseph Swift Current - SW Thom Tommy Douglas Winston Knoll Walter Murray

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BASKETBALL CONFERENCES – GIRLS (as of December 20, 2019) • Conferences listed below are tentative. The groupings may be revised following the February 5th withdrawal deadline for basketball. • All conferences will advance the bracketed number of teams to the regional tournament. • Host sites will be indicated as Districts name their hosts. • Conference: March 6-7; Regional: March 13-14; HOOPLA: March 19-21 1A GIRLS All teams will advance to the Regional Tournaments March 13 - 14, 2020. Hosts TBA by SHSAA office. (1-40) Maymont - BW Imperial - HC Peepeekisis - QV Ogema - SE Langham - CV Middle Lake - HC Coronach - SC Stoughton - SE Mistawasis - CV Cowessess - QV Fillmore - SE Herbert - SW Perdue - CV Cupar - QV Gladmar - SE Kenaston - WC 2A GIRLS (41-85) HOST CONFERENCE 1 HOST CONFERENCE 2 HOST CONFERENCE 3 HOST CONFERENCE 4 QV Kamsack - EC NE St. Brieux - HC NW Beauval - NW WC Asquith - CV (2) Foam Lake - HC (2) Birch Hills - NC (2) Ile-a-la-Crosse - NW (2) Hanley - CV Strasbourg - HC - NC Paradise Hill - NW ST Christian - ST Wynyard - HC Meath Park - NC Pinehouse Lake - NW Davidson - WC Southey - QV Carrot River - NE St. Walburg - NW LCBI - WC Hudson Bay - NE Waweyekisik - NW HOST CONFERENCE 5 HOST CONFERENCE 6 HOST CONFERENCE 7 HOST CONFERENCE 8 SE Montmartre - QV CV Hague - CV BW Hafford - BW BW Kerrobert - BW (2) MJ Cornerstone - SC (2) Hepburn - CV (2) Pelican Lake - BW (2) Macklin - BW Radville - SE Osler VCA - CV Lashburn - NW Wilkie - BW Redvers - SE Rosthern - CV Maidstone - NW Shaunavon - SW Rocanville - SE Rosthern JC - CV Turtleford - NW Eaton - WC Waldheim - CV Biggar - WC Wakaw - HC 3A GIRLS (86-200) HOST CONFERENCE 1 HOST CONFERENCE 2 HOST CONFERENCE 3 HOST CONFERENCE 4 QV Langenburg - EC NC PACI - NC NW Medstead - BW SW Watrous - HC (4) Fort Qu'Appelle - QV (2) Sandy Bay - NC (2) Se Se Wa Hum - NC (4) Assiniboia - SC Indian Head - QV Creighton - NE Eagleview - NW Caronport - SC Kipling - QV Tisdale - NE La Loche - NW Maple Creek - SW RG Christian - RG HOST CONFERENCE 5 HOST CONFERENCE 6 Kindersley - WC Moosomin - SE EC Clavet - CV CV Unity - BW Outlook - WC (2) Canora - EC (2) Dalmeny - CV Rosetown - WC Norquay - EC Delisle - CV Preeceville - EC Shellbrook - NC 4A GIRLS Play-in games will be made to create a field of 16 for Regional Tournaments March 13 - 14, 2020. Hosts TBA by SHSAA office.

(201-450) NB John Paul II - BW Melfort - NE Notre Dame - QV MJ Central - SC Martensville - CV Nipawin - NE Harvest City - RG MJ Peacock - SC Melville - EC Meadow Lake - NW Johnson - RG MJ Vanier - SC Sacred Heart - EC Lumsden - QV Bedford Road - ST Oxbow - SE Humboldt - HC E.D. Feehan - ST 5A GIRLS (>450) HOST RURAL HOST REGINA HOST SASKATOON TBD NB Comprehensive - BW RG Balfour ST Aden Bowman (2) Warman - CV (3) Campbell (3) Bethlehem Yorkton Regional - EC LeBoldus Bishop Mahoney PA Carlton - NC Luther Centennial PA St. Mary - NC Martin Evan Hardy Lloydminster - NW Miller Holy Cross Greenall - QV O'Neill Marion Graham Estevan - SE Riffel Mount Royal Weyburn - SE Sheldon-Williams St. Joseph Swift Current - SW Winston Knoll Tommy Douglas Walter Murray

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS HOOPLA 2020

Hoopla 2020 will be held in Regina from March 19 - 21, 2020. The 5A boys and 5A girls preliminary games will be held on Thursday evening. All other classifications will begin play on Friday.

All finals will be played on Saturday.

The Regina host committee will host the Provincial Basketball Championships at the following venues:

❖ LeBoldus High School – 2330 25 Ave, Regina, SK, S4S 4B6 ❖ Miller Comprehensive High School – 1027 College Ave, Regina, S4P 1A7 ❖ – Gym 1 – 3737 Wascana Pkwy, Regina, SK, S4S 0A2 ❖ University of Regina – Gym 3 – 3737 Wascana Pkwy, Regina, SK, S4S 0A2

The SHSAA has adopted a policy that does not allow for teams to practice at the host venue(s) prior to or during the competition. Please do not contact these host sites in attempts to book practice times for the championship.

The schedule of games will be released Monday, March 16th. It will be posted on the SHSAA website; direct your inquiries to the SHSAA office. Each school team attending HOOPLA is responsible for arranging their accommodations. Schools are encouraged to book rooms early.

ACCOMMODATION: For a listing of SHSAA Room Blocks visit the SHSAA website Provincial Accommodation. For a complete listing of Regina Hotels please check the Tourism Regina website https://tourismregina.com/.

THE SHSAA BOUTIQUE is hosted by SPORTLOGO

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2020 REGIONAL AND PROVINCIAL BADMINTON PROVINCIAL DATE: May 9, 2020 LOCATION: L.P. Miller (Nipawin) COMMISSIONER: Graham Comfort PHONE: 306-276-2140

Rules and Procedures: Refer to the SHSAA Handbook Badminton Pages 89-92 or the SHSAA Badminton Activity page

Official Shuttlecock: The SHSAA has a sponsorship contract with Yonex Canada. The Yonex Mavis 300, Blue Band Shuttle will be supplied by the SHSAA & Yonex for each District, Regional, and Provincial Tournament.

Accommodation: For SHSAA Room Blocks visit the SHSAA website Provincial Accommodation. For information regarding Nipawin, please see the Tourism Nipawin website: https://www.tourismsaskatchewan.com/community/320/nipawin#sort=relevancy.

Inquiries: Please contact the respective commissioners or the SHSAA Office at 306-721-2151

REGIONAL PLAYOFFS MAY 2, 2020 Reminder to all District Commissioners: You must have your entries for Regional Badminton into the Regional host and SHSAA office by Sunday, April 26. LOCATION SERIES A SERIES B SERIES C SERIES D Rosetown Notre Dame Humboldt Unity CONTACT Gary Paproski Tracy Faith Brian Grest Ken Parker PHONE 306-882-2655 306-732-2080 306-682-1860 780-228-2657 FAX 306-882-3889 No Fax No Fax 780-228-2228 FORMAT 8 - TEAM 8 - TEAM 6 - TEAM 6 - TEAM PARTICIPATING SOUTH WEST SOUTH EAST NORTH EAST BATTLE WEST DISTRICTS Val Gordon Fred Jerred Cory Schmaltz Ryan Nickell 306-295-3601 306-532-4274 306-768-2433 306-389-2045 SOUTH CENTRAL QU' APPELLE VALLEY NORTH CENTRAL NORTH WEST Leigh Pethick Trevor Viergutz Rylan Michalchuk Kendra Paramchuk 306-694-1200 ext.4049 306-695-3929 306-929-2133 306-236-5236 CENTRAL VALLEY EAST CENTRAL HORIZON CENTRAL SASKATOON Grant Elke Dan Alspach Brian Grest Jud Heilman 306-260-5712 306-548-2103 306-682-1860 306-683-8249 WEST CENTRAL REGINA Lance Morrison Aaron Anderson 306-846-2188 306-522-5572

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2020 PROVINCIAL TRACK & FIELD DATE: June 5 – 6, 2020 LOCATION: Century Field - Yorkton COMMISSIONER: Curtis Spelay PHONE: 306-786-5560

Participating Districts and schools are responsible to book their own accommodation. For a listing of Yorkton Hotels please check the Tourism Yorkton website http://www.tourismyorkton.com/ or the SHSAA website Provincial Accommodation for room blocks secured by the SHSAA or Host.

Please refer to the SHSAA handbook pages 116 - 122 or the SHSAA Track & Field Activity page for regulations concerning the event.

Wheelchair Events: The 100m and 400m wheelchair events have been approved as events for this meet. Please contact the SHSAA office with entries for the wheelchair events.

Quadathlon: There will be a Junior and Senior category for Boys Quadathlon and Girls Quadathlon competitions. • 4 events (100m, 800m, Long Jump, & Shot Put) are each scored on the best performance by the individual. The Quadathlon winner is the competitor who accumulates the most points through the 4 events. • Athletes participating in the Quadathlon will not be allowed to compete in other individual events at the SHSAA Championships but may compete in any age appropriate relays. • All athletes competing in the Quadathlon at the SHSAA Championships are expected to have competed in a similar event at their District Track Meet. o Shot Put implement: Boys – 12 lb; Girls – 4 kg

HY-TEK: The district team advancer information will be provided to each district. Entries are due to the SHSAA office on or before May 31, 2020. Substitutions for original entries may be made until 4:00pm on June 3, 2020.

OFFICIALS’ ASSIGNMENTS: Districts shall supply officials to assist the head official at each event as shown in the table. Please forward names of your District officials to the SHSAA Office. A fine of $100.00 will be assessed to any District that does not comply with these criteria. Athletes must not be assigned as officials (except for two rakers in Junior Quad). TASK DISTRICT ASSIGNED BATTLE WEST / NORTH CENTRAL / TRACK JUDGES & OFFICIALS: NORTH WEST / SOUTH EAST / WEST CENTRAL SHOT (2): QU’APPELLE VALLEY LONG JUMP (2): CENTRAL VALLEY POLE VAULT (2): SASKATOON JAVELIN (2): SOUTH CENTRAL JUNIOR GIRLS QUAD LONG (4 - two can be students): SOUTH CENTRAL DISCUS (2): SOUTH WEST JUNIOR BOYS QUAD LONG (4 - two can be students): SOUTH WEST TRIPLE JUMP (2): HORIZON CENTRAL JUNIOR GIRLS QUAD SHOT (4 - two can be students): HORIZON CENTRAL HIGH JUMP (2): NORTH EAST JUNIOR BOYS QUAD SHOT (4 - two can be students): NORTH EAST AWARDS (2): REGINA HEAD OFFICIAL FOR JUNIOR QUAD EVENTS (SP AND LJ) (1 per event): REGINA HEAD OFFICIAL FOR EACH EVENT except Junior Quad: EAST CENTRAL / SASK ATHLETICS

TRACK & FIELD SCHEDULE: The schedule will be posted on the SHSAA Website when it has been finalized: http://www.shsaa.ca/page/show/992565-track%20&%20field

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2020 YOUTH OFFICIALS CONFERENCE (YOC)

The SHSAA will be hosting the 3rd biennial Youth Officials Conference (YOC) on Friday, June 12 and Saturday, June 13 at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. The Conference will provide an opportunity to high school students (targeting grades 9-11) to explore their interests in officiating and to develop officiating skills. It will be a multi-sport conference that will offer philosophy and technical sessions relating to the SHSAA sanctioned sports.

Pamphlets and registration forms will be distributed to schools in the spring as well as being available on the SHSAA website. The event is subsidized through MAP funding which allows the delegate registration fee to be set at $50.00. The registration will include three meals (supper, breakfast, and lunch), accommodation at the U of S dorms, guest speaker(s), gym blast, instruction for officiating, and delegate gifts. Students registering for the conference must be accompanied by an approved supervisor (teacher or anyone that has met the criteria of a non-faculty coach); supervisors must also pay the registration fee. Application will be through your District Association with only six (6) youth from each District being accepted into the conference.

The YOC Planning Committee is actively planning sessions. This year’s YOC will focus on officiating in the SHSAA sanctioned activities of Volleyball, Basketball, and Track & Field.

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF OFFERINGS: (Watch for final details in Youth Officials Conference Brochures and Information coming to your school this Spring)

Registration - Friday 4:30 - 5:15 (June 12, 2020) Pizza Hut (sponsor) after people register Guest Speaker(s)- Friday 6:00 - 6:45 (June 12, 2020) SESSIONS - 7:00 - 10:30 (June 12, 2020) Friday 7:00 - 8:15pm Volleyball 1 Volleyball 2 Basketball 1 Basketball 2 Track & Field

Friday 8:30 - 10:30pm Gym Blast

SESSIONS - Saturday 9:00 - 12:30 (June 13, 2020)

Saturday 9:00 - 10:15am Volleyball 1 Volleyball 2 Basketball 1 Basketball 2 Track & Field

Saturday 10:30 - 11:00am Multi-sport

Sat. 11:15am - 12:30pm Volleyball 1 Volleyball 2 Basketball 1 Basketball 2 Track & Field Lunch - Saturday 12:30 - 1:00pm (June 13, 2020)

REGULAR SESSIONS - Saturday 1:15 - 3:30 (June 13, 2020) Saturday 1:15 - 1:45pm Multi-sport

Saturday 2:00 - 3:15pm Volleyball 1 Volleyball 2 Basketball 1 Basketball 2 Track & Field

Conference Wrap-Up 3:30

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2020 SUMMER COACHES SYMPOSIUM

The SHSAA will be CELEBRATING the 20th Anniversary of Coaches Symposium this summer! Join us for a FUN and EDUCATIONAL two days of Professional Development that is tailored just for you!!!

The SHSAA Coaches Symposium will be held Tuesday, August 18 & Wednesday, August 19, 2020 in Saskatoon. Perfect timing to be INSPIRED right before starting a new year with your eager student-athletes! The Symposium is an excellent opportunity for coaches of different activities to gather in one location to participate in a professional development opportunity that will enhance the extra-curricular experience of the student-athletes around the province.

This year’s Symposium will provide a variety of activities that are a part of SHSAA programming. The registration fee will be $150.00 if registered prior to June 30th and $175.00 for those who register after this date. Pamphlets and registration forms will be distributed to schools in the spring as well as being available on the SHSAA website. Each of the fourteen SHSAA districts is offering incentives to support coaches who want to attend, please contact your District Executive. This opportunity is available to all coaches including non-faculty coaches.

The Symposium Committee is actively planning the sessions and inviting presenters to participate. If you have someone in mind that you would like to hear give a presentation, take the time to forward the name to the SHSAA office or an executive member. If you are approached to present, please give serious consideration to the opportunity. It is our own ‘made in Saskatchewan’ coaches who each year receive such positive feedback from those in attendance at the Symposium

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF OFFERINGS: (Watch for final details in Symposium Brochures and Information coming to your school this Spring) Tuesday: Morning Registration: 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. Pre-Conference Sessions: 8:30 – 4:30 p.m. ➢ NCCP ➢ CIAAA – LTPs and Workshops ➢ Sport Taping ➢ Respect in Sport, Concussion Protocol, Fundamentals of Coaching Afternoon Registration & Pizza Social: 4:15 – 5:00 p.m. Keynote Speaker and Welcome: 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Tuesday Sport Specific (Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton, Track & Field, etc.) 6:00 – 7:15 p.m. - sessions will be offered at the introductory and advanced levels Tuesday Sport Specific (Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton, Track & Field, etc.) 7:30 – 8:45 p.m. - sessions will be offered at the introductory and advanced levels Wednesday: Wednesday General Sessions 9:00 – 10:15 a.m. - topics such as Beyond the Xs & Os, Coaching 101, Parent Meetings, Resistance Training Wednesday General Sessions 10:30 – 11:45 a.m. - topics such as Making a Budget, How to Organize a Tournament, Nutrition Luncheon: 11:45 – 12:30 p.m. Wednesday Sport Specific (Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton, Track & Field, etc.) 12:30 – 1:45 p.m. - sessions will be offered at the introductory and advanced levels Wednesday Sport Specific (Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton, Track & Field, etc.) 2:00 – 3:15 p.m. - sessions will be offered at the introductory and advanced levels

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2019 FALL ACTIVITY RESULTS

SHSAA PROVINCIAL GRASS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS September 27-28, 2019 Estevan, SK

DISTRICT TEAM RESULTS

Boys (best three scores per hole) Girls (best two scores per hole)

SCHOOL DAY 1 DAY 2 TOTAL SCHOOL DAY 1 DAY 2 TOTAL 1 South East 225 211 436 1 South East 182 189 371 2 North Central 249 236 485 2 Battle West 181 191 372 3 South West 251 240 491 3 Horizon Central 188 185 373 3 Central Valley 249 243 492 4 North East 189 192 381 5 North West 238 256 494 5 East Central 190 194 384 6 West Central 255 240 495 6 North Central 193 199 392 6 Qu’Appelle 247 248 495 7 North West 203 218 421 8 South Central 250 253 503 8 Regina 219 216 435 9 East Central 261 250 511 9 South Central 217 220 437 10 Horizon Central 263 251 514 10 Qu’Appelle 242 218 460 11 Battle West 270 271 541 11 West Central 266 256 522 12 North East 276 280 556

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

Boys Girls

NAME SCHOOL DAY DAY TOTAL NAME SCHOOL DAY 1 DAY 2 TOTAL 1 Chase Gedak Estevan 741 692 143 1 Lauren Fox Creighton 79 81 160 2 Jayden Dudas Estevan 80 74 154 2 Autumn Neiszner RG Campbell 85 78 163 3 Gaige Calkins Swift Current 82 73 155 3 Brooklin Fry Spiritwood 86 78 164 4 Theoren West 80 78 158 4 Nessa Hamilton Whitewood 85 85 170 5 TJ Baker PA Carlton 85 74 159 5 Devri Bloom Turtleford 87 91 178 6 Devdan Chegus Watson 81 80 161 6 Kylie Severson Melville 98 85 183 7 Hunter Kutcher RG Riffel 83 79 162 7 Maddy Berry Moosomin 98 92 190 8 Cole Jenkins PA Carlton 83 82 165 8 Sadie McGriskin Kamsack 96 105 201 9 Aidan Shanks RG Campbell 84 82 166 9 Hunter Tremblay Shellbrook 96 108 204 10 Cort Tunall Kindersley 88 79 167 10 Jade Krainyk Redvers 97 108 205 10 Parker Mymryk Lumsden 81 86 167 11 Kaelin Hardy Watrous 107 101 208 10 Darien Herlick Weyburn 86 81 167 12 Jensen Kelly Imperial 99 110 209 10 Drew Fenwick Estevan 85 82 167 13 Hailey Chegus Watson 101 111 212 14 Donald Gamble Duck Lake Stobart 86 82 168 14 Hunter Durell Assiniboia 110 110 220 14 Winston Grayson Kipling 89 79 168 15 Ava Degagne PA St. Mary 120 105 225 16 Carter Timmerman LeRoy 89 80 169 16 McKenna Kyliuk Shellbrook 120 106 226 16 Jackson Long Yorkton Regional 86 83 169 17 Hallie Bourassa Radville 125 104 229 18 Teigan Wapass Meadow Lake 84 86 170 18 Olivia Lee Humboldt 116 119 235 19 Kent Brisebois 86 85 171 19 Sydney Hays Assiniboia 121 117 238 20 Dylan Churchill Biggar 87 85 172 20 Leanne Laursen 131 112 243 North West

For complete individual results check the results listed at http://www.shsaa.ca/page/show/992539-golf

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS October 12, 2019 Prime Ministers’ Park, Prince Albert

SCHOOL TEAM RESULTS

1A 2A 3A 4A 5A SCHOOL PTS SCHOOL PTS SCHOOL PTS SCHOOL PTS SCHOOL PTS Middle Lake 73 Wilkie 90 Canora 70 MJ Central 34 ST Walter Murray 7 Lake Lenore 118 Redvers 94 Bishop Lloyd 82 Nipawin 37 ST Holy Cross 23 Muenster 125 Strasbourg 114 Clavet 98 MJ Peacock 38 RG Campbell 29 Langham 161 Hudson Bay 134 Carlyle 135 Humboldt 100 ST Centennial 32 Kenaston 210 Paradise Hill 150 Unity 143 Yorkton Sacred Heart 113 Yorkton Regional 49 Lemberg 223 Gravelbourg 189 Outlook 178 ST Marion Graham 133 Greenall 94 Glaslyn 225 Kamsack 210 Shellbrook 200 RG Luther 134 Swift Current 96 Mistawasis 340 St. Walburg 223 Indian Head 211 Melville 188 ST St. Joseph 99 Turtleford 257 Oxbow 227 Melfort 198 PA Carlton 118 Keethanow 260 NB John Paul II 212 Warman 122 Moosomin 276 Churchill 217 ST Aden Bowman 124 Tisdale 276 RG Miller 128 Lloydminster Comp 145 PA St. Mary 161 Estevan Comp 255

DISTRICT TEAM RESULTS

MIDGET BOYS PTS JUNIOR BOYS PTS SENIOR BOYS PTS Saskatoon 25 Saskatoon 21 Saskatoon 18 South East 57 Regina 37 Regina 52 Horizon Central 73 East Central 62 Horizon Central 74 Regina 73 North East 75 South East 103 North East 80 North West 103 East Central 118 North West 110 South Central 129 North West 131 West Central 126 Horizon Central 139 North East 144 East Central 139 North Central 145 Central Valley 156 South Central 198 South East 167 South West 195 Qu’Appelle Valley 206 Central Valley 235 Battle West 219 Central Valley 257 Qu’Appelle Valley 224 Battle West 265 West Central 276 North Central 305 North Central 326

MIDGET GIRLS PTS JUNIOR GIRLS PTS SENIOR GIRLS PTS Saskatoon 35 Saskatoon 39 Saskatoon 27 South Central 62 Regina 47 South Central 68 North West 79 Horizon Central 62 East Central 70 Regina 95 Central Valley 92 Horizon Central 85 Horizon Central 103 South East 103 North West 101 East Central 113 South Central 126 Regina 124 Central Valley 116 East Central 152 Central Valley 130 North Central 144 Qu’Appelle Valley 156 Qu’Appelle Valley 148 North East 153 North West 165 South East 206 South East 226 North Central 176 North Central 207 Qu’Appelle Valley 254 North East 269 West Central 286

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS October 12, 2019 Prime Ministers’ Park, Prince Albert

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

MIDGET BOYS (3000M) MIDGET GIRLS (3000M) Place Time Student School Place Time Student School 1 10:31 Gilbert Chan ST Walter Murray 1 11:17 Jadyn Palaschuk MJ Central 2 10:38 Roan Woodward Nipawin 2 12:03 Belen Reed Yorkton Sacred Heart 3 10:43 Ty Thiessen Bishop Lloyd 3 12:03 Attleigh Maloney ST Centennial 4 10:48 Elias Crichlow RG Laval 4 12:04 Josie Crump ST St. Joseph 5 10:50 Nathaniel Dosman ST Aden Bowman 5 12:05 Carli Mosimann Edam 6 11:05 Daniel McCaffery PA Carlton 6 12:08 Aria Swanson MJ Peacock 7 11:06 Mitch Himmelspach Carlyle 7 12:12 Alexa Hryciuk Nipawin 8 11:06 Colby Mathers Eston 8 12:15 Emma Egert Wilkie 9 11:07 Seth Wagner ST St. Joseph 9 12:16 Callie Steen Hanley 10 11:12 Jayvin Cross Child ST Bishop Mahoney 10 12:18 Mackenzie Kolb RG Sheldon

JUNIOR BOYS (4000M) JUNIOR GIRLS (4000M) Place Time Student School Place Time Student School 1 12:52 Abraham Makaby ST Holy Cross 1 14:25 Alexis Lewans ST Holy Cross 2 13:01 Matthew Finley ST Walter Murray 2 14:25 Molly Lakustiak RG LeBoldus 3 13:05 Brendan Bank Hudson Bay 3 15:12 Stella McLeod RG LeBoldus 4 13:26 Jonathan Podbielski RG Campbell 4 15:20 Akuol Riak MJ Central 5 13:39 Jacob Telus RG Campbell 5 15:24 Ella Perras RG LeBoldus 6 13:51 Clay Sleeva Canora 6 15:49 Cara Dobrohoczki Middle Lake 7 13:56 Anas Banigesh ST Walter Murray 7 16:05 Shanna Tierney ST Walter Murray 8 14:01 Logan Kaban RG Campbell 8 16:07 Hillary Lacelle Swift Current 9 14:06 Jacob King MJ Central 9 16:19 Morgan Otsig Middle Lake 10 14:08 Isaiah Windigo Indian Head 10 16:21 Brooklyn Roney MJ Peacock

SENIOR BOYS (5000M) SENIOR GIRLS (4000M) Place Time Student School Place Time Student School 1 15:36 Moktar Abdou Said ST Walter Murray 1 14:09 Avery Pearson Meadow Lake Carpenter 2 15:49 Adam Mytopher Strasbourg 2 14:22 Jenna McFadyen Maidstone 3 16:04 Benjamin Seshadri ST Centennial 3 15:22 Allison Novecosky ST Walter Murray 4 16:10 Mathias Yuzdepski ST Walter Murray 4 15:47 Elissa Gigun ST Centennial 5 16:15 Reece Gilbert Unity 5 15:48 Alyssa Roney MJ Peacock 6 16:34 Jesse Horsman Yorkton Regional 6 15:51 Julianna Engle-Lueke Humboldt 7 16:36 Aden Haywood Estevan 7 15:54 Brenna Paquin Warman 8 16:43 Eric Dorey RG Balfour 8 15:54 Emma Riendeau ST Holy Cross 9 16:50 Ty Willness 9 16:12 Zoe Flaman Yorkton Regional 10 16:55 Joshua Mason ST Walter Murray 10 16:22 Ellie Kozan Balgonie Greenall

For complete individual results check the results listed at http://www.shsaa.ca/page/show/992536-cross-country

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS October 18 – 26, 2019

5A BOYS PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP Date Competition Location Home Score Away Score October 18 Region A Prince Albert PA Carlton 1 Warman 3 October 19 Region A Prince Albert PA St. Mary 1 Warman 2 October 9 Region B Regina Regina O’Neill 0 Regina Campbell 3 October 9 Region B Regina Regina Miller 2 Regina LeBoldus 1 October 18 Region B Regina Regina Miller 2 Regina Campbell 5 October 19 Region C Saskatoon Saskatoon St. Joseph 2 Saskatoon Holy Cross 1 October 19 Region C Saskatoon Saskatoon Centennial 5 Saskatoon Aden Bowman 1 October 21 Region C Saskatoon Saskatoon St. Joseph 2 Saskatoon Centennial 0 October 19 Region D Yorkton Swift Current 8 Weyburn 0 October 19 Region D Yorkton Yorkton Regional 5 MJ Peacock 3 October 19 Region D Yorkton Swift Current 3 Yorkton Regional 1 October 25 Quarter-Final Swift Current Saskatoon St. Joseph 4 PA St. Mary 0 October 25 Quarter-Final Swift Current Swift Current 3 Regina Miller 2 October 25 Quarter-Final Swift Current Warman 0 Saskatoon Centennial 2 October 25 Quarter-Final Swift Current Regina Campbell 1 Yorkton Regional 0 October 25 Championship Semi Swift Current Saskatoon St. Joseph 3 Swift Current 1 October 25 Championship Semi Swift Current Saskatoon Centennial 3 Regina Campbell 1 October 25 Consolation Semi Swift Current PA St. Mary 0 Regina Miller 2 October 25 Consolation Semi Swift Current Warman 3 Yorkton Regional 1 October 26 Consolation Final Swift Current Regina Miller 2 Warman 3 October 26 Bronze Medal Swift Current Swift Current 0 Regina Campbell 1 October 26 Gold Medal Swift Current Saskatoon St. Joseph 0 Saskatoon Centennial 1

4A BOYS PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP Date Competition Location Home Score Away Score October 19 Region A Humboldt John Paul ll 1 Humboldt 2 October 19 Region A Humboldt Se Se Wa Hum 3 Humboldt 0 October 18 Region B Yorkton Regina Laval 6 Regina Christian 1 October 19 Region B Yorkton Yorkton Sacred Heart 4 Regina Laval 1 October 19 Region B Yorkton Regina Luther 3 MJ Central 2 October 19 Region B Yorkton Yorkton Sacred Heart 1 Regina Luther 2 October 25 Championship Semi Moose Jaw Regina Luther 3 Humboldt 1 October 25 Championship Semi Moose Jaw Se Se Wa Hum 2 MJ Central 3 October 26 Bronze Medal Moose Jaw Humboldt 3 Se Se Wa Hum 0 October 26 Gold Medal Moose Jaw Regina Luther 2 MJ Central 1

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS October 18 – 26, 2019

3A BOYS PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP Date Competition Location Home Score Away Score October 18 Region A Langham Chief Little Pine 2 Langham 8 October 18 Region A Langham Maymont 15 Cando 1 October 19 Region A Langham Waldheim 9 Langham 2 October 19 Region A Langham Osler VCA 4 Maymont 0 October 19 Region A Langham Waldheim 3 Osler VCA 1 October 19 Region B Duck Lake Ahtahkakoop 9 Pelican Lake 8 October 19 Region B Duck Lake Stobart - Ahtahkakoop - October 18 Region C St. Brieux Lake Lenore 4 Muenster 1 October 19 Region C St. Brieux St. Brieux 5 Lake Lenore 2 October 19 Region C St. Brieux Rosthern JC 0 Middle Lake 7 October 19 Region C St. Brieux St. Brieux 1 Middle Lake 3 October 19 Region D Fort Qu’Appelle Herbert 4 Fort Qu’Appelle 3 October 19 Region D Fort Qu’Appelle Stoughton 2 LCBI 0 October 19 Region D Fort Qu’Appelle Herbert 2 Stoughton 5 October 25 Quarter-Final Duck Lake Middle Lake 8 Pelican Lake 0 October 25 Quarter-Final Duck Lake Herbert 1 Waldheim 5 October 25 Quarter-Final Duck Lake St. Brieux 4 Osler VCA 1 October 25 Quarter-Final Duck Lake Stoughton 0 Duck Lake 4 October 25 Championship Semi Duck Lake Middle Lake 5 Waldheim 4 October 25 Championship Semi Duck Lake St. Brieux 2 Duck Lake 5 October 25 Consolation Semi Duck Lake Pelican Lake 0 Herbert 4 October 25 Consolation Semi Duck Lake Osler VCA 1 Stoughton 2 October 26 Consolation Final Duck Lake Herbert 1 Stoughton 4 October 26 Bronze Medal Duck Lake Waldheim 4 St. Brieux 7 October 26 Gold Medal Duck Lake Middle Lake 2 Duck Lake 1

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS October 18 – 26, 2019

3A GIRLS PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP Date Competition Location Home Score Away Score October 18 Region A Waldheim Maymont 4 Cst. Robin Cameron 2 October 19 Region A Waldheim Waldheim 3 Maymont 1 October 19 Region A Waldheim Stobart 1 Chief Little Pine 0 October 19 Region A Waldheim Waldheim 3 Stobart 1 October 18 Region B LCBI Osler VCA 10 Moosomin 0 October 18 Region B LCBI Lake Lenore 5 Rosthern JC 3 October 18 Region B LCBI Middle Lake 8 LCBI 0 October 18 Region B LCBI Herbert 0 Dalmeny 2 October 19 Region B LCBI Osler VCA 6 Lake Lenore 0 October 19 Region B LCBI Middle Lake 2 Dalmeny 0 October 19 Region B LCBI Osler VCA 5 Middle Lake 1 October 25 Championship Semi North Waldheim 0 Middle Lake 3 October 25 Championship Semi Osler VCA 7 Chief Little Pine 0 October 26 Bronze Medal North Battleford Waldheim 1 Chief Little Pine 0 October 26 Gold Medal North Battleford Middle Lake 2 Osler VCA 4

4A GIRLS PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP Date Competition Location Home Score Away Score October 18 Region A NB John Paul ll NB John Paul ll 4 Eagleview 1 October 19 Region A NB John Paul ll Se Se Wa Hum 5 NB John Paul ll 1 October 19 Region A NB John Paul ll Martensville 3 Carpenter 0 October 19 Region A NB John Paul ll Se Se Wa Hum 4 Martensville 2 October 18 Region B Regina MJ Peacock 1 Yorkton Sacred Heart 2 October 18 Region B Regina MJ Vanier 4 Regina Luther 3 October 19 Region B Regina MJ Central 1 Yorkton Sacred Heart 0 October 19 Region B Regina Notre Dame 0 MJ Vanier 3 October 19 Region B Regina MJ Central 0 MJ Vanier 1 October 25 Championship Semi Yorkton Se Se Wa Hum 2 Yorkton Sacred Heart 1 October 25 Championship Semi Yorkton MJ Vanier 4 Martensville 1 October 26 Bronze Medal Yorkton Yorkton Sacred Heart 2 Martensville 0 October 26 Gold Medal Yorkton Se Se Wa Hum 1 MJ Vanier 4

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS October 18 – 26, 2019

5A GIRLS PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP Date Competition Location Home Score Away Score October 18 Region A Prince Albert PA St. Mary 1 PA Carlton 0 October 19 Region A Prince Albert Warman 3 PA St. Mary 2 October 8 Region B Regina Regina Miller 4 Regina Riffel 0 October 8 Region B Regina Regina O’Neill 0 Regina Winston Knoll 3 October 10 Region B Regina Regina LeBoldus 3 Regina Miller 0 October 10 Region B Regina Regina Campbell 12 Regina Winston Knoll 0 October 10 Region B Regina Regina LeBoldus 5 Regina Campbell 4 October 17 Region C Saskatoon Saskatoon Marion Graham 2 Saskatoon Evan Hardy 1 October 17 Region C Saskatoon Saskatoon Centennial 3 Saskatoon Aden Bowman 0 October 17 Region C Saskatoon Saskatoon Holy Cross 2 Saskatoon Bishop Mahoney 0 October 17 Region C Saskatoon Saskatoon St. Joseph 3 Saskatoon Marion Graham 0 October 17 Region C Saskatoon Saskatoon Centennial 0 Saskatoon Holy Cross 1 October 17 Region C Saskatoon Saskatoon St. Joseph 0 Saskatoon Holy Cross 2 October 19 Region D Weyburn Swift Current 12 Estevan 0 October 19 Region D Weyburn Weyburn 4 Yorkton Regional 0 October 19 Region D Weyburn Swift Current 4 Weyburn 0 October 25 Quarter-Final Saskatoon Saskatoon Holy Cross 2 PA St. Mary 1 October 25 Quarter-Final Saskatoon Swift Current 3 Regina Campbell 1 October 25 Quarter-Final Saskatoon Warman 0 Saskatoon St. Joseph 1 October 25 Quarter-Final Saskatoon Regina LeBoldus 3 Weyburn 1 October 25 Championship Semi Saskatoon Saskatoon Holy Cross 1 Swift Current 0 October 25 Championship Semi Saskatoon Saskatoon St. Joseph 2 Regina LeBoldus 0 October 25 Consolation Semi Saskatoon PA St. Mary 3 Regina Campbell 2 October 25 Consolation Semi Saskatoon Warman 2 Weyburn 3 October 26 Consolation Final Saskatoon PA St. Mary - Weyburn - October 26 Bronze Medal Saskatoon Swift Current - Regina LeBoldus - October 31 Gold Medal Saskatoon Saskatoon Holy Cross 0 Saskatoon St. Joseph 1

For complete results and game comments check the results listed at http://www.shsaa.ca/page/show/992540-soccer

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS October 26 – November 9, 2019

1A SIX-MAN PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP October 26 November 2 November 9

Porcupine Plain 16 Southey 36

Southey 43 Eatonia 63

Hague 16

Eatonia 44 Eatonia 42 Eatonia Provincial Kerrobert 32 Champion Kerrobert 41

Viscount 25

Kerrobert 48 Raymore 16

Raymore 25 Preeceville 0

2A SIX-MAN PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP

October 26 November 2 November 9

Hafford 69 Hafford 92

Charlebois 0 Hafford 86

Watrous 72

Watrous 36 Rosetown 17 Hafford Provincial Unity 56 Champion Wynyard 84

Wynyard 76

Wynyard 20 Creighton 17

Birch Hills 63 Birch Hills 41

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS October 26 – November 9, 2019

3A NINE-MAN PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP October 26 November 2 November 9

Tisdale 7 Lumsden 6

Lumsden 15 Notre Dame 6

Melville 16

Notre Dame 34 Notre Dame 21 Indian Head Provincial Indian Head 49 Champion Indian Head 22

Foam Lake 6

Indian Head 14 Delisle 43

Delisle 10 Maple Creek 7

4A NINE-MAN PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP

October 26 November 2 November 9

Melfort 55 Melfort 56

Humboldt 14 Melfort 51

Broadview 16

NB JPII 13 NB John Paul II 46 Melfort Provincial Fort Qu’Appelle 32 Champion Fort Qu’Appelle 22

Esterhazy 6

Martensville 15 Martensville 36

Martensville 52 Nipawin 7

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS October 26 – November 9, 2019

5A TWELVE-MAN PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP October 26 Nov 2 November 9

Yorkton Regional 35 Yorkton Regional 31

Weyburn 0 Yorkton Regional 31

MJ Central 2

Swift Current 17 Swift Current 10 Yorkton Regional Provincial Saskatoon BJM 44 Champion Saskatoon BJM 14

Saskatoon Graham 12

Saskatoon BJM 23 Balgonie Greenall 47

Balgonie Greenall 2 Regina Balfour 14

6A TWELVE-MAN PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP

Nov 1 November 9

LeBoldus 24 LeBoldus 22

Sheldon Williams 6 LeBoldus 28

Riffel 14

Riffel 8 Campbell 7 Regina LeBoldus Provincial Holy Cross 52 Champion Holy Cross 33

Bethlehem 9

Holy Cross 15 St. Joseph 35

St. Joseph 9 Centennial 8

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS November 15 – 16, 2019

1A GIRLS @ MUENSTER

Pool Results: POOL A POOL B Medstead 3 1 Chief Paskwa 3 1 Vanguard 2 2 Leader 3 1 Rose Valley 2 2 LeRoy 3 1 Muenster 2 2 Fox Valley 1 3 Kakisiwew 1 3 Langham 0 4

Championship Bracket:

Medstead 2 Medstead 0 (25-17, 25-14)

Fox Valley 0 Rose Valley 2 (25-18, 25-19)

Leader 0

(25-23, 25-18) Rose Valley 2 Rose Valley 2 Rose Valley (23-25, 25-14, 15-12) Provincial Chief Paskwa 1 Champion Muenster 1 (17-25, 25-12, 15-9)

Muenster 2 LeRoy 1 (25-17, 20-25, 15-11)

Vanguard 0

(25-18, 25-16) LeRoy 2 LeRoy 2 Medstead 2 Medstead (25-12, 25-11) Bronze Muenster 0 Medal

Award School Team Coach Gold Rose Valley Roadrunners Trevor Smith Silver LeRoy Lightning Audrey Severson Bronze Medstead Mustangs Kelly Schneider Fourth Muenster Cougars Joel Taphorn

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS November 15 – 16, 2019

2A GIRLS @ FOAM LAKE

Pool Results: POOL A POOL B Rocanville 4 0 Macklin 4 0 Wakaw 3 1 RG Harvest City 2 2 Pierceland 2 2 LCBI 2 2 Foam Lake 1 3 Birch Hills 2 2 MJ Cornerstone 0 4 Wilkie 0 4 Championship Bracket:

Rocanville 2 Rocanville 2 (29-27, 25-23)

Birch Hills 0 Rocanville 0 (25-18, 20-25, 15-6)

RG Harvest City 1

(25-22, 15-25, 15-12) Pierceland 1 Pierceland 2 Macklin (25-22, 25-15) Provincial Macklin 2 Champion Macklin 2 (25-12, 25-13)

Foam Lake 0 Macklin 2 (25-13, 25-23)

Wakaw 2

(25-19, 25-16) Wakaw 0 LCBI 0 Pierceland 2 Pierceland (25-19, 25-19) Bronze Wakaw 0 Medal

Award School Team Coach Gold Macklin Sabres George Tough Silver Rocanville Rara Avis Jake Weidenhamer Bronze Pierceland Panthers Sheri Reinhardt Fourth Wakaw Warriors Luke Strueby

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS November 15 – 16, 2019

3A GIRLS @ ASSINIBOIA

Pool Results: POOL A POOL B Kipling 4 0 Unity 4 0 Lanigan 3 1 Oxbow 3 1 Esterhazy 2 2 Dalmeny 2 2 La Loche 1 3 1 3 Canora 0 4 Assiniboia 0 4 Championship Bracket:

Kipling 2 Kipling 1 (25-11, 25-16)

Punnichy 0 Oxbow 2 (14-25, 25-20, 16-14)

Oxbow 2

(25-11, 25-19) Oxbow 2 Esterhazy 0 Oxbow (25-16, 20-25, 22-20) Provincial Unity 2 Champion Unity 0 (25-21, 25-14)

La Loche 0 Lanigan 1 (25-13, 25-21)

Lanigan 2

(25-21, 25-14) Lanigan 2 Dalmeny 0 Kipling 2 Kipling (25-14, 25-14) Bronze Unity 0 Medal

Award School Team Coach Gold Oxbow Black Knights Riley Singleton Silver Lanigan Lazers Barb Klapak Bronze Kipling Magyars Garth Shoemaker Fourth Unity Warriors Rhonda Gartner

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS November 15 – 16, 2019

4A GIRLS @ FORT QU’APPELLE

Pool Results: POOL A POOL B MJ Vanier 4 0 Nipawin 3 1 MJ Peacock 3 1 NB John Paul II 3 1 Meadow Lake 2 2 Lumsden 3 1 Yorkton Sacred Heart 1 3 Humboldt 1 3 Fort Qu’Appelle 0 4 Melfort 0 4 Championship Bracket:

MJ Vanier 2 MJ Vanier 2 (19-25, 25-22, 15-4)

Humboldt 1 MJ Vanier 2 (25-21, 20-25, 19-17)

NB John Paul II 0

(25-15, 26-24) Meadow Lake 1 Meadow Lake 2 MJ Vanier (22-25, 25-23, 15-11) Provincial Nipawin 2 Champion Nipawin 2 (25-18, 25-16)

Yorkton Sacred Heart 0 Nipawin 1 (21-25, 25-21, 15-11)

MJ Peacock 2

(22-25, 25-16, 15-8) MJ Peacock 1 Lumsden 1 Meadow Lake 1 MJ Peacock (25-21, 16-25, 16-14) Bronze MJ Peacock 2 Medal

Award School Team Coach Gold MJ Vanier Spirits Brad Hennefent Silver Nipawin Bears Kevin Stene Bronze MJ Peacock Toilers Lorne Polupski Fourth Meadow Lake Spartans Chris Ellis

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS November 15 – 16, 2019

5A GIRLS @ WEYBURN

Pool Results: POOL A POOL B Regina Campbell 4 0 ST St. Joseph 4 0 Balgonie Greenall 3 1 Swift Current 3 1 North Battleford 2 2 PA Carlton 2 2 ST Bishop Mahoney 1 3 Weyburn 1 3 RG Winston Knoll 0 4 Regina Miller 0 4 Championship Bracket:

Regina Campbell 2 Regina Campbell 2 (25-18, 25-15)

Weyburn 0 Regina Campbell 2 (19-25, 26-24, 15-11)

Swift Current 0

(25-7, 25-14) North Battleford 1 North Battleford 2 Regina Campbell (25-18, 25-15) Provincial Saskatoon St. Joseph 1 Champion ST Bishop Mahoney 2 (13-25, 25-22, 15-5)

ST Bishop Mahoney 2 ST Bishop Mahoney 0 (16-25, 25-19, 15-10)

Balgonie Greenall 1

(25-19, 21-25, 15-12) PA Carlton 1 PA Carlton 2 North Battleford 2 North Battleford (25-14, 25-12) Bronze PA Carlton 0 Medal

Award School Team Coach Gold Regina Campbell Tartans Tania Harrison Silver Bishop Mahoney Saints Danielle Cormier Bronze North Battleford Vikings Jana Friedenstab Fourth PA Carlton Crusaders Brooke Dallyn

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS November 15 – 16, 2019

5A BOYS @ REGINA

Pool Results: POOL A POOL B PA St. Mary 4 0 Meadow Lake 4 0 Balgonie Greenall 3 1 Swift Current 3 1 Weyburn 2 2 RG Winston Knoll 2 2 RG Campbell 1 3 RG LeBoldus 1 3 ST Centennial 0 4 ST St. Joseph 0 4 Championship Bracket:

PA St. Mary 2 PA St. Mary 2 (25-14, 25-11)

Regina LeBoldus 0 PA St. Mary 0 (25-18, 25-22)

Swift Current 2

(25-23, 29-27) Swift Current 0 Weyburn 0 Meadow Lake (25-21, 25-18) Provincial Meadow Lake 2 Champion Meadow Lake 2 (25-23, 25-21)

Regina Campbell 0 Meadow Lake 2 (25-22, 25-17)

Balgonie Greenall 2

(21-25, 25-21, 25-22) Balgonie Greenall 0 Regina Winston Knoll 1 Swift Current 2 Swift Current (25-23, 25-20) Bronze Balgonie Greenall 0 Medal

Award School Team Coach Gold Meadow Lake Spartans Cheyne Dallyn Silver PA St. Mary Maurauders Rene Quintal Bronze Swift Current Colts Darren Lehmann Fourth Balgonie Greenall Griffins Caren Gilroy

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS November 22 – 23, 2019

4A BOYS @ NORTH BATTLEFORD JOHN PAUL II

Pool Results: POOL A POOL B MJ Vanier 4 0 NB John Paul II 4 0 ST Marion Grahahm 3 1 Humboldt 3 1 Melfort 2 2 Sturgis 1 3 ST E.D. Feehan 1 3 Melville 1 3 Lumsden 0 4 MJ Central 1 3 Championship Bracket:

MJ Vanier 2 MJ Vanier 2 (25-15, 25-12)

Melville 0 MJ Vanier 2 (25-12, 25-12)

Humboldt 2

(25-17, 25-20) Humboldt 0 Melfort 0 Moose Jaw Vanier (25-20, 25-11) Provincial NB John Paul II 2 Champion NB John Paul II 2 (25-13, 25-13)

Saskatoon E.D. Feehan 0 NB John Paul II 0 (18-25, 25-18, 15-12)

Saskatoon Marion Graham 1

(25-23, 20-25, 15-11) Sturgis 1 Sturgis 2 Humboldt 2 Humboldt (25-15, 21-25, 15-11) Bronze Sturgis 1 Medal

Award School Team Coach Gold Moose Jaw Vanier Vikings Levi Broda Silver North Battleford John Paul II Vikings Shelly Fransoo Bronze Humboldt Mohawks Paul Raycroft Fourth Sturgis Trojans Kipp Bayer

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS November 22 – 23, 2019

3A BOYS @ TISDALE

Pool Results: POOL A POOL B Saskatoon Christian 4 0 Birch Hills 4 0 Unity 2 2 Dalmeny 3 1 Kipling 2 2 Rosetown 1 3 Tisdale 1 3 1 3 Wadena 1 3 Shaunavon 1 3 Championship Bracket:

Saskatoon Christian 2 Saskatoon Christian 0 (25-21, 25-13)

Carnduff 0 Kipling 1 (25-23, 25-17)

Dalmeny 0

(26-24, 25-19) Kipling 2 Kipling 2 Birch Hills (25-15, 21-25, 15-13) Provincial Birch Hills 2 Champion Birch Hills 2 (25-15, 25-19)

Tisdale 0 Birch Hills 2 (25-16, 22-25, 15-10)

Unity 2

(25-13, 25-16) Unity 1 Rosetown 0 Saskatoon Christian 2 Saskatoon Christian (25-23, 25-16) Bronze Unity 0 Medal

Award School Team Coach Gold Birch Hills Marauders Shannon Vey Silver Kipling Magyars Mel Gesell Bronze Saskatoon Christian Cougars Terry Graham Fourth Unity Warriors Ken Parker

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS November 22 – 23, 2019

2A BOYS @ WILKIE

Pool Results: POOL A POOL B Thunderchild 4 0 Osler VCA 4 0 MJ Cornerstone 3 1 McLurg (Wilkie) 3 1 Hepburn 2 2 Redvers 2 2 Paradise Hill 1 3 Island Lake 1 3 Arcola 0 4 Meath Park 0 4 Championship Bracket:

Thunderchild 2 Thunderchild 2 (25-19, 25-17)

Island Lake 0 Thunderchild 2 (25-15, 25-17)

McLurg (Wilkie) 1

(25-23, 23-25, 15-13) Hepburn 0 Hepburn 2 Thunderchild (25-23, 25-23) Provincial Osler VCA 2 Champion Osler VCA 2 (25-13, 25-10)

Paradise Hill 0 Osler VCA 0 (25-17, 25-16)

MJ Cornerstone 1

(12-25, 25-22, 15-7) Redvers 0 Redvers 2 Hepburn 2 Hepburn (25-17, 25-23) Bronze Redvers 0 Medal

Award School Team Coach Gold Thunderchild Thunder Quinn McKee Silver Osler VCA Lions Tyler Golding Bronze Hepburn Hawks Ron Sigstad Fourth Redvers Rams Jeffrey Greening

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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS November 22 – 23, 2019

1A BOYS @ GLASLYN

Pool Results: POOL A POOL B Rouleau 4 0 Annaheim 4 0 Frontier 3 1 3 1 Muenster 2 2 Loon Lake 1 3 Glaslyn 1 3 Fox Valley 1 3 Mossbank 0 4 Hillmond 1 3 Championship Bracket:

Rouleau 2 Rouleau 2 (25-13, 25-17)

Fox Valley 0 Rouleau 2 (25-22, 25-17)

Neilburg 0

(25-23, 25-11) Muenster 0 Muenster 2 Rouleau (18-25, 25-15, 15-9) Provincial Annaheim 2 Champion Annaheim 2 (25-22, 25-15)

Glaslyn 0 Annaheim 1 (25-19, 25-11)

Frontier 2

(25-12, 25-13) Frontier 0 Loon Lake 0 Muenster 2 Muenster (25-18, 25-19) Bronze Frontier 0 Medal

Award School Team Coach Gold Rouleau Rebels Mitch Singleton Silver Annaheim Rebels Blair Wourms Bronze Muenster Cougars Darren Varga Fourth Frontier Raiders Leonard Fyfe

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