PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL REPORT
2018-2019
PEISAA EXECUTIVE AND COMMISSIONERS 2018-2019
EXECUTIVE
Past Chair Vacant Chair Trent Ranahan Vice Chair Joel Arsenault Secretary-Treasurer Gerald MacCormack Principals’ Rep Dylan Mullaly Department Rep Maribeth Rogers-Neale Unit One Rep Paul Goguen Unit Two Rep Rob Connell Unit Three Rep Stephen White Unit Four Rep Logan Roche Unit Five Rep Velma Durant Officials’ Rep Brett Corcoran School Sport Co-ordinator Phil Bridges
COMMISSIONERS
Badminton Trevor Bridges Baseball (Senior) Randy Byrne Baseball (Intermediate) Allister Smith Basketball (Senior) Mike Lloyd Basketball (Intermediate East) Jimmy Morris Basketball (Intermediate West) Trevor Bridges Cross Country Paul Goguen Field Hockey Barb Carmichael Flag Football Trevor Bridges Golf Wayne Denman/Garth Turtle Gymnastics Paul Goguen Power Lifting Jerry Coady Rugby Ryan Lloyd Soccer Andrew MacAdam Soccer (Intermediate West) Trevor Bridges Soccer (Intermediate East) Allister Smith Softball Garth Turtle Track and Field Esther Hovingh Triathlon C.J. Studer Volleyball (Senior) Trevor Bridges Volleyball (Intermediate) Harvey Mazerolle Wrestling Megan Morrison All-Star Walter MacEwen
MEMBER SCHOOLS 2018-2019
Zone One Representatives PEISAA Westisle Composite High Bett Corcoran Hernewood Intermediate Lincoln Rix ME Callaghan Intermediate Glenn Campbell Alberton Elementary Heather Harris Bloomfield Elementary Katherine Olscamp O’Leary Elementary Chris Richard Ellerslie Elementary Andy Doran St. Louis Elementary Paul Goguen Tignish Elementary Jennifer Arsenault John J. Sark Memorial Robin Enman
Zone Two Representatives Kensington Intermediate Senior High Jonathon McAvinn Summerside Intermediate High Rob Connell Kinkora Regional High Trent Ranahan Three Oaks Regional High Joel Arsenault Athena Consolidated C J Studer Miscouche Consolidated Kim Perry Amherst Cove Consolidated Jonathan Martin Elm Street Elementary Kim McNeill Queen Elizabeth Elementary Renata Wigmore Somerset Elementary Nadine Walsh Parkside Elementary Rebecca Brown Greenfield Elementary Tara Webster
Zone Three Representatives Charlottetown Rural High School Esther Hovingh Colonel Gray Senior High School Laura Lindsay\Charla Currie Bluefield High School Darryl Boudreau Birchwood Intermediate Brad MacVicar\Megan Morrison Queen Charlotte Intermediate Allister Smith Stonepark Intermediate Kellie Steele East Wiltshire Intermediate Andrew MacAdam Englewood School Kerry Sorenson Gulf Shore Consolidated School Faro Halupa Donagh Regional School David Gehl Glen Stewart Elementary Chris Meuse Grace Christian School Jordan Ellis Central Queens Elementary Mike LeClair Eliot River Elementary Mark MacDougall
LM Montgomery Elementary Leisa Nogler Parkdale School Brent McQuaid Prince Street School Cindy Condon-Duffy Sherwood Elementary Sheila O’Shea Spring Park Elementary Keenan Maddix St. Jean Elementary Jon Bromley Stratford Elementary Jackie Sanderson The Mount Kenny MacDougall West Kent Elementary Linsday Szwarc West Royalty Elementary Gloria Whalen Immanuel Christian School Rob MacDonald Westwood School Jacki Ross
Zone Four Representatives Montague Regional High Alana Trainor Montague Intermediate Jimmy Morris Morell Regional High Harris Campbell\Jody Kinney Souris Regional High Karen Aucoin-Smith Belfast Consolidated John Munro Cardigan Consolidated Brett Roberts Georgetown Consolidated Hillary Scully Montague Consolidated Jeri Munro Morell Consolidated Harris Campbell\Jody Kinney Mt. Stewart Consolidated Sheila Bell Southern Kings Consolidated Lukas McCormack Vernon River Consolidated Logan Roche
Zone Five Representatives: Ecole Evangeline Jason Arsenault Ecole Pierre Chiasson Denis Jacques Ecole-sur-Mer Mitchell Caissy Ecole la Belle Cloche Jessica Hebert Ecole St Augustin Julie Gagnon Ecole Francois Buote J.P. Gallant
PEI SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS 2018-2019
SPORT SCHOOL
Cross Country Pre Novice Boys Eliot River Elementary Pre Novice Girls Donagh Regional Novice Boys Spring Park Elementary Novice Girls Stratford Elementary Bantam Boys Grace Christian School Bantam Girls Summerside Intermediate Intermediate Boys Queen Charlotte Intermediate Intermediate Girls Queen Charlotte Intermediate Juvenile Men Charlottetown Rural High Juvenile Women Colonel Gray High Senior Men Colonel Gray High Senior Women Colonel Gray High
Soccer Intermediate Girls A Hernewood Intermediate Boys A Francois Buote Intermediate Girls AA Summerside Intermediate Intermediate Boys AA Stonepark Senior “AAA” Women Charlottetown Rural Senior “AAA” Men Charlottetown Rural Senior “A” Women Montague Senior “A” Men Morell
Field Hockey Intermediate Stonepark Intermediate Senior AAA Charlottetown Rural
Baseball Intermediate Birchwood Senior Westisle
Golf Senior AA Men Bluefield Senior AA Women Three Oaks Senior A Men Westisle Intermediate A Boys Stonepark
Intermediate A Girls Ecole Sur Mer
Volleyball Intermediate A Girls Souris Intermediate A Boys Hernewood Intermediate AA Girls Stonepark Intermediate AA Boys Queen Charlotte Senior A Women Kinkora Senior AAA Women Colonel Gray Senior AAA Men Three Oaks
Basketball Intermediate “A” Boys Stonepark Intermediate “A” Girls Montague Intermediate Intermediate “AA” Boys Summerside Intermediate Intermediate “AA” Girls Stonepark Intermediate Senior A Men Three Oaks #2 Senior A Women Westisle Senior AA Men Bluefield Senior AA Women Montague Senior AAA Men Charlottetown Rural Senior AAA Women Charlottetown Rural
Gymnastics Pre-Novice Boys Spring Park Elementary Pre-Novice Girls LM Montgomery Elementary Novice Boys L M Montgomery Elementary Novice Girls L M Montgomery Elementary Bantam Boys No team Bantam Girls Summerside Intermediate Intermediate Boys No team Intermediate Girls Montague Intermediate Senior Girls No team
Wrestling Novice Boys Montague Consolidated Novice Girls Montague Consolidated Bantam Boys Birchwood Bantam Girls Athena Intermediate Boys No Team Intermediate Girls No Team
Badminton Novice Boys Parkdale Elementary Novice Girls Spring Park
Bantam Boys Birchwood Bantam Girls Queen Charlotte Intermediate Boys Vernon River Intermediate Girls Ecole Sur Mer Juvenile Men Colonel Gray Juvenile Women Bluefield Senior Men Three Oaks Senior Women Westisle Mixed Doubles Westisle
Rugby Senior A Women Colonel Gray Senior A Men Bluefield #2 Senior AA Women Colonel Gray Senior AA Men Westisle Senior AAA Women Charlottetown Rural Senior AAA Men Three Oaks
Softball Senior Women Westisle Intermediate Girls Queen Charlotte
Track & Field Novice Girls Stratford Elementary Novice Boys Spring Park Elementary Bantam Girls Hernewood Bantam Boys East Wiltshire Intermediate Girls East Wiltshire Intermediate Boys Queen Charlotte Juvenile Men Colonel Gray Juvenile Women Colonel Gray Senior Men Colonel Gray Senior Women Colonel Gray
Flag Football Intermediate A Girls Summerside Intermediate Intermediate A Boys Evangeline Intermediate AA Girls Summerside Intermediate Intermediate AA Boys Francois Buote
Power Lifting Senior Men Westisle Senior Women Westisle
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Chairperson’s Report 2018-2019 The 2018-2019 year has been a progressive year for our organization and our members. I would like to acknowledge our School Sport Coordinator, Phil Bridges, for developing and implementing many changes over the past year to enable the PEISAA to operate more effectively and efficiently. I would also like to give praise to the PEISAA Executive as they provided their guidance and support over the year by putting our student-athletes as a top priority. Finally, our member schools, thank you for your patience and understanding as much needed changes have been in the works for the past 2 years. The 2018-2019 school year started with two much-needed changes. First, our website was switched over to Goaline. Prior to the changeover, our member schools have brought forth many complaints regarding our previous web site as it was becoming cumbersome for them to perform basic tasks on it (ex. Entering scores on the website). Also, the previous website has been a financial burden since costly upgrades were needed to successfully secure and modernize our backend platform. For the past year, the PEISAA has received nothing but positive feedback from our new website. Second, an overhaul on our Policy and Procedures manual has been completed and implemented at the start of the school year. This was a big project for the PEISAA and was much needed. Throughout the review, some policies and procedures were either outdated or not needed. Also, the PEISAA added additional policies and procedures to reflect common situations our member schools are now encountering. As previously mentioned, this year has been very progressive. The PEISAA completed a trial sport of boy’s ball hockey for senior high schools. As a trial sport, 4 high schools (Westisle, Evangeline, TOSH, and Montague) were asked to participate and next year the PEISAA Executive will review the pilot sport to determine the status of senior high boy’s ball hockey. Thank-you to Phil Bridges in overseeing this pilot. Also, the PEISAA is currently working with PEI Special Olympians to potentially bring the sport of bocce into our PEISAA calendar of play. Finally, the PEISAA has been financially stable this year mainly due to the continued effort in reaching out to our corporate sponsors and revenue being brought in from our PEISAA Championship games. In doing so, we can keep our memberships fees reasonable along with investing in services or products that will have a direct impact on our student-athletes while participating in PEISAA events. Again, thank you to everyone who had a direct impact on our student athletes this 2018-2019 school year.
Trent Ranahan 2018-2019 PEISAA Chair
FALL SPORT REPORTS
PEISAA Commissioner’s Report 2018-2019 Sport: Senior “AAA” Men’s Baseball Name: Randy Byrne
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS Senior Men’s Baseball: ~ 90 males Six teams: Montague, Charlottetown Rural, Colonel Gray, Bluefield, Three Oaks and Westisle
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS Site Manager Memorial Field, Charlottetown Randy Byrne
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS School Coach Gold – Westisle Composite High School Jim MacIntyre Silver – Montague Regional High School Darren MacEachern
4. GENERAL COMMENTS This season of Senior Men’s Baseball went well. The weather was not as cooperative as in the past few years, forcing a lot of rescheduling. That being said, I have to commend all of the schools on their patience, flexibility and understanding. There were no complaints heard by me, and everybody was very accommodating. I have nothing but respect for the ADs and coaches I worked with this year. Also, Phil was excellent to work with for the PEISAA. Weather was really the only issue and you can’t control that. A very successful year in my opinion. The top four teams – Westisle, Montague, TOSH and Bluefield – were all very strong and could beat each other on any given day. Despite TOSH and Bluefield finishing higher in regular season standings, both lost in semifinals. Montague defeated Westisle in the regular season, but Westisle defeated Montague in the final. When it came to those top four teams, it was a great league. Colonel Gray and Charlottetown Rural were the two weakest teams. In theory, they have some of the best ballplayers in the province in their schools, but don’t seem to have the coaching or organization of the other four squads. It’s too bad – this league could be one of the best, in terms of competition, in all of the PEISAA.
5. LEAGUE AND CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Regular Season Standings
1– Three Oaks (4-1; 32 RF, 8 RA) 2 – Bluefield (4-1; 30 RF, 9 RA) 3 – Montague (3-2; 29 RF, 25 RA) 4 – Westisle (3-2; 25 RF, 23 RA) 5 – Colonel Gray (1-4; 12 RF, 41 RA) 6 – Charlottetown Rural (0-5; 13 RF, 35 RA)
Results
Date Time Game Location Score Friday, 21 September 6 pm Colonel Gray v Montague Church Field, 10-3 Morell Montague Friday, 21 September 8 pm TOSH v Charlottetown Memorial Field, 9-1 Three Rural Charlottetown Oaks
Tuesday, 25 4:30 pm Charlottetown Rural v Memorial Field, 6-5 Montague September Montague Charlottetown Tuesday, 25 4:30 pm Westisle v Bluefield Terry Fox Field, 10-1 Bluefield September Cornwall Tuesday, 25 6:30 pm TOSH v Colonel Gray Memorial Field, 10-0 Three September Charlottetown Oaks Tuesday, 25 8:30 pm Westisle v Charlottetown Memorial Field, 6-3 Westisle September Rural Charlottetown
Saturday, 29 12 pm Bluefield v Montague Church Field, 7-2 Bluefield September Morell Saturday, 29 2 pm Colonel Gray v Bluefield Church Field, 7-0 Bluefield September Morell (FORFEIT) Saturday, 29 3 pm TOSH v Westisle Aces Field, Tignish 3-2 Westisle September
Tuesday, 2 October 4:30 pm Colonel Gray v Westisle Memorial Field, 12-0 Westisle Charlottetown Tuesday, 2 October 6 pm Bluefield v Charlottetown Church Field, 5-2 Bluefield Rural Morell Tuesday, 2 October 6:30 pm TOSH v Montague Memorial Field, 7-3 Three Charlottetown Oaks Tuesday, 2 October 8 pm Colonel Gray v Church Field, 9-2 Colonel Charlottetown Rural Morell Gray Tuesday, 2 October 8:30 pm Westisle v Montague Memorial Field, 8-3 Montague Charlottetown
Thursday, 4 October 4:30 pm TOSH v Bluefield Memorial Field, 4-1 Three Charlottetown Oaks
Tuesday, 9 October 4:30 pm Montague (3) v Bluefield Memorial Field, 2-1 Montague (2) Charlottetown Tuesday, 9 October 6:30 pm Westisle (4) v Three Oaks Memorial Field, 2-0 Westisle (1) Charlottetown Tuesday, 9 October 8:30 pm Championship Game Memorial Field, 8-1 Westisle Charlottetown
PEISAA Intermediate Boys Baseball Final Report 2018
Commissioner: Allister Smith
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS
Male AA (Island wide) 5 teams
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS
Classification Site Manager Intermediate AA Central Fields Allister Smith
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification School AA- Intermediate Boys Birchwood
4. GENERAL COMMENTS
A rainy fall made for a challenging season trying to get make up games played. As the season stretched on, hockey became an issue to contend with, eventually forcing East Wiltshire to withdraw from provincials.
Thank you to Mike Richards, the officials assignor who was always able to go with the flow when dealing with the constant schedule changes.
Thank you to Christopher Drummond and his city field crews who did everything possible to have playable fields during a very wet fall.
6. LEAGUE STANDINGS
Intermediate AA Boys Standings
Team Wins Losses Points Birchwood 5 0 10 East Wiltshire 4 1 8 SIS 3 2 6 Stonepark 2 3 4 Queen Charlotte 0 4 0
Montague 0 4 0
Intermediate AA Boys Playoffs
Semi finals:
(1) Birchwood over (4) Queen Charlotte 8-1 (2) SIS over (3) Stonepark 6-0
Gold:
Birchwood over SIS 10-1
Provincial Champion: Birchwood Cobras
PEISAA Senior Soccer FINAL REPORT - 2018
Commissioner: (Andrew MacAdam)
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS Male 12 teams (down 2 from last year) and approximately 205 players Female 12 teams (down 1 from last year) and approximately 205 players. We had 6 AAA Male teams, 5 AAA Female teams, and 6 A Male teams and 7 A Female teams.
2. GENERAL COMMENTS The 2018 Fall Soccer Season was very entertaining and each division had its share of competitiveness. At the end of the season, every league had three or four teams within a few points from each other. Game reporting has improved once again this year as the introduction of the Goal Line web site was launched. This is the first year I did not have to send texts and emails to find out scores from the night before – Thanks. Once again, there were games the Friday before the season was complete (even though it was discouraged), making for a scramble over the weekend to get teams to where they needed to be. On a positive note, the AAA Men had major implications of 3 of the 6 teams because of that one game, making the league very competitive. Thanks goes out to our sponsors, The Department of Education, Early Learning, and Culture, The PEI School Milk Foundation, and Eastlink. A big thanks goes out to Phil Bridges, the School Sport Coordinator for all his help throughout the season and getting the Goal Line Web Site up and running. I want to commend Cory Deagle and Trevor Bridges for their tireless work assigning referees to the games, which have to be played at awkward times due to the availability of light. I believe we have a better product on the field over the past couple years because we implemented the two-man system into AAA games (when we had the availability). This has resulted in a significant decrease in cards, and therefore suspensions (only two island players were suspended). I
would like to have a better way to report cards, other than faxing me the game sheets, as I don’t believe I was informed of all cards assessed.
Below is a summary of the medal games. Followed by the standings and play-off matchups and scores. Senior Soccer Bronze Medal Games – October 27, 2018 On Saturday, October 27, 2018, the Senior soccer finals for the PEI School Athletic Association took place at the Terry Fox Complex Turf Fields. Games began at 9:00 am under sunny skies, low winds, and cool weather with the temperature hoovering around freezing. The A Women from KISH (#2) and Charlottetown Rural (#4), the two teams that met a year earlier for gold, competed for bronze. KISH took the lead in the 8th minute of the game off the foot of Emma Arsenault to beat Rural keeper, Jamie MacAulay. Both teams exchanged chances throughout the remainder of the game, however, KISH keeper Kylie MacLellan was able to keep Rural off the scoresheet for the 1-0 shutout win, and the Bronze Medal. In the 11:00, A Men’s Bronze Medal game, Rural came out fast and scored in the 4th minute, off a shot by Owen Matheson as he scored his first goal, beating the KISH keeper, Jordan Haslam. Rural continued to press throughout the half, but still only held a one goal lead heading into the break. The second half was similar to the first with Rural continuing to press KISH. The continued pressure paid off as Joe Crisostomo scored in the 80th minute, followed by Matheson with his second, at the 81st minute, and Owen Arnette rounded out the scoring at the 90th Minute. The 1:00 AAA Women’s game between the #3 Westisle and # 5 Col. Gray teams featured a tightly played game. The teams played a defensive – minded game. It was Westisle who was able to capitalize first as Col. Gray deflected the ball into their own net at the 45th minute to finish out the first half up a goal. 13 minutes into the second half, Westisle built on their lead, as Megan Kinch converted at the 58th minute mark. Again the teams exchanged chances, but played mostly defensive. Col. Gray’s unfortunate luck finished the game with another own goal at the 90th minute mark, securing the Bronze Medal for Westisle. The AAA Men’s Bronze Medal game pitted #2 Col. Gray against #4 Bluefield. Col. Gray wanted to avenge their defeat in penalty kicks from last year’s Gold Medal game, that Bluefield won. The game had several chances by both teams, but the keepers, Isaac Wolters of Bluefield and Col. Gray’s, Luke Clark were up to the task. At the 34th minute mark, Col. Gray broke the deadlock as Sam Akinsolo scored the first of his two goals to take the Colonels up one at the half. Just 3 minutes into the second half, Akinsolo scored his second to put the Colonels up 2-0 and the Gray men were in control. Bluefield would not roll over and die as they stormed back just 2 minutes later as Zach Wilson used his speed to get past the defenders and score his first of two goals. As time was winding down, Wilson converted another shot with only 5 minutes left on the clock. At the break between regulation and overtime, the coaches agreed to go straight to penalty kicks, which proved to favour the Colonels. The Colonel’s kickers were very accurate with their kicks as they did not miss, and Luke Clark was spectacular as he made two saves to secure the bronze medal.
Senior Soccer Gold Medal Games In the Senior Women’s A Finals, the two teams that competed for Bronze in 2017, were at it again this year for a different color medal. The #1 seed Montague met the #3 seed Morell. The game was well played by both teams, but Montague’s Braylan MacEachern scored in the 23rd minute to take the lead. Montague would connect again at the 42nd minute off the foot of Lacey White who beat Morell’s keeper,
Emily Sanderson, to take a 2-0 lead into the half time break. The second half saw Morell lose a bit of steam defensively as they pressed for goals and Krista Kovenberg of Montague capitalized and made it 3- 0. White would score her second of the game just four minutes later. Montague’s keeper, Maddie Cooper would maintain the shutout to seal the Gold Medal for the Montague Vikings. In the Men’s A Final, the #1 Souris, would play their Kings County rival #3 Morell. This was a very entertaining game as the play was back and forth all 90 minutes. Morell’s Jesse McGrath was able to beat Souris’ keeper, Jacob MacPhee in the 24th minute. Both teams pushed for goals for the rest of the half, but to no avail. Souris came out fast in the second half and were rewarded early when Ben MacIsaac beat Morell’s keeper, Nic Studzinski in the 47th minute. The teams continued to play back and forth as they played an aggressive and skilled game. In the 72nd minute, Morell’s Thomas Craig undressed a couple Spartan defenders and tucked a nice shot low on the left side of the net for the eventual winning goal. The game continued to be entertaining as the teams did not let up until the final whistle. In the Women’s AAA Gold Medal game, #1 TOSH and #2 Charlottetown Rural played a very skilled game that was dominated by defense. The first half saw a few chances by both teams but both keepers, Rural’s Maci Lynn Ross and Three Oaks’ Kyrsten Coyle were up to the task and kept the score tied at 0. In the second half, Three Oaks did most of the defending as Rural did most of the attacking. Rural had two excellent chances late in the game to put the game away and claim the gold medal, however, both chances were squandered and the game was forced to go to overtime. In overtime, Rural continued to push for the winner, but were unsuccessful until the first minute of the second overtime, when Mia Fradsham converted a nice pass into the top corner of the TOSH net just out of Coyle’s reach. Fradsham’s goal stood up to be the winner and Rural were able to retain their Provincial Banner. The Senior AAA Men’s game saw #1 Westisle Wolverines play the #3 Charlottetown Rural Raiders playing for gold. Westisle’s Hayden Porter was tested often in the net but was equal to the task on several occasions. Rural continued to press and were rewarded with a goal at the 34th minute by Mathias McComb and another by Liam Jinks at the 40th minute. Rural was up by two at the half. In the second half, Rural scored only 7 minutes after the break to go up 3 – 0 on a goal by Riad Jaha. Westisle tried hard to get back into the game, but Rural continued to dominate the game. Westisle pushed hard late in the game and were rewarded with a goal by Ethan Oliver off a free kick at the 84th minute to make it 3-1.
As of End of regular season Senior A Standings Boys Rank A Boys Wins Losses Ties Points Games remaining 1 Souris 4 0 1 9 0 2 Rural 4 1 0 8 0 3 Morell 1 1 3 5 0 4 KISH 2 2 1 5 0 5 Gray 1 3 1 3 0 6 Kinkora 0 5 0 0 0
Senior A Standings Girls Rank A Girls Wins Losses Ties Points Games remaining 1 Montague 5 0 1 10 0 2 KISH 4 1 1 9 0 3 Morell 3 2 1 7 0 4 Rural 2 2 2 6 0 5 Bluefield 0 1 5 5 0 6 Souris 1 3 2 4 0 7 TOSH 0 5 1 1 0
Senior AAA Standings Boys 4pt game = 2 wins Rank AAA Boys Wins Losses Ties Points Games remaining 1 Westisle 6 0 4 16 0 2 Gray 6 0 4 16 0 3 Rural 6 2 2 14 0 4 Bluefield 2 4 4 8 0 5 Montague 2 6 2 6 0 6 TOSH 0 10 0 0 0 Westisle have clinched first due to fewer goals allowed in the league (12-14)
Play- offs
A Monday Oct. 22 4:00 6th - TOSH 0 - 9 3rd - Rural Quarter AAA M School b Monday Oct. 22 4:00 5th - Montague 0 - 4 4th - Bluefield Quarter AAA M School C Monday Oct. 22 4:00 5th - Gray 1 - 0 4th - Bluefield Quarter AAA W School D Monday Oct. 22 4:00 6th - Kinkora 1 - 5 3rd - Morell Quarter A M Complex E Monday Oct. 22 4:00 5th - Gray 1 - 3 4th - KISH Quarter A M School F Monday Oct. 22 4:00 6th - Souris 0 – 4 3rd - Morell Quarter A W Complex G Monday Oct. 22 4:00 5th - Bluefield 0 – 2 4th - Rural Quarter A W School
H Wednesday Oct. 24 4:00 4th - Rural 1 – 4 1st - Montague Semi A W School I Wednesday Oct. 24 3:30 3rd - Morell 2 – 1 2nd - KISH Semi A W QE Elem J Wednesday Oct. 24 4:00 4th - KISH 1 – 5 1st - Souris Semi A M Rink K Wednesday Oct. 24 4:00 3rd - Morell 1 – 0 2nd - Rural Semi A M School L Wednesday Oct. 24 4:00 5th - Gray 1 – 2 pks 1st - TOSH Semi AAA W School M Wednesday Oct. 24 4:00 3rd - Westisle 0 – 5 2nd - Rural Semi AAA W School N Wednesday Oct. 24 4:00 4th - Bluefield 1 – 3 1st - Westisle Semi AAA M School O Wednesday Oct. 24 4:00 3rd - Rural 3 - 2 2nd - Gray Semi AAA M School
P Saturday Oct. 27 9:00 2nd - KISH 1 - 0 4th - Rural Bronze A W TFC Football Q Saturday Oct. 27 11:00 2nd - Rural 4 - 0 4th - KISH Bronze A M TFC Football R Saturday Oct. 27 1:00 3rd - Westisle 3 - 0 5th - Gray Bronze AAA W TFC Football S Saturday Oct. 27 3:00 2nd - Gray 3 – 2 PKs 4th - Bluefield Bronze AAA M TFC Football t Saturday Oct. 27 9:45 1st - Montague 4 - 0 3rd - Morell Gold A W TFC Soc cer U Saturday Oct. 27 11:45 1st - Souris 1 - 2 3rd - Morell Gold A M TFC Soccer v Saturday Oct. 27 1:45 1st - TOSH 0 – 1 OT 2nd - Rural Gold AAA W TFC Soccer w Saturday Oct. 27 3:45 1st - Westisle 1 - 3 3rd - Rural Gold AAA M TFC Soccer
PEISAA Intermediate East Soccer Final Report 2018
Commissioner: Allister Smith
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION (Teams per Division)
Male Female AA boys - 5 AA girls – 6 (Island wide)
A boys - 10 A girls - 6
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS
Classification Site Manager Intermediate A SIS/TOSH/Athena shared Intermediate AA Stonepark Chris Harkness/Kelly Steele
* A and AA games were rearranged once medal games were set to reduce travel and time out of school.
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification School AA-Intermediate Girls Summerside Intermediate A-Intermediate Girls Hernewood AA-Intermediate Boys Stonepark A-Intermediate Boys Francois Buote
4. GENERAL COMMENTS
This was a challenging year for soccer in the East. Thank you to all coaches, Athletic Directors and our referee assignor Cory Deagle for patience and flexibility in dealing with what seemed to be constant changes throughout the season.
This was the Mount’s first year in our league and it added another team to our AA boys division. There were a few issues related to this that will be addressed in the recommendations section.
I think that aside from some scheduling issues, the leagues were all quite competitive and reasonably well balanced.
5. LEAGUE STANDINGS AND STATS
Intermediate East AA Girls Standings
Team Wins Losses Ties Points SIS 3 0 2 8 Birchwood 3 1 1 7
Kensington 2 1 2 6 East Wiltshire 1 1 3 5 Queen Charlotte 0 3 2 2 Stonepark 0 3 2 2
Intermediate East A Girls Standings
Name Wins Losses Ties Points Souris 5 0 0 10 Morell 3 1 1 7 Montague 2 1 2 6 Gulf Shore 2 2 1 5 Stonepark 0 4 1 1 Birchwood 0 4 1 1
Intermediate East AA Boys Standings
Teams Wins Losses Ties Points Stonepark 7 1 0 14 East Wiltshire 5 2 1 11 Queen Charlotte 5 2 1 11 Birchwood 1 7 0 2 Mount 1 7 0 2
Intermediate East A Boys Standings East Teams Wins Losses Ties Points Montague 6 0 0 12 Souris 2 3 1 5 Belle Cloche 2 3 1 5 Morell 1 5 0 2
Central Teams Wins Losses Ties Points Francois Buote 5 0 0 10 Gulf Shore 4 1 0 8 Queen Charlotte 2 2 1 5 Grace Christian 2 3 0 4 Stonepark 1 3 1 3
Birchwood 0 5 0 0
Intermediate AA Boys Playoffs
Zone playoffs:
(1)Stonepark over (4) Birchwood 5-0
(3)Queen Charlotte over (2) East Wiltshire 5-2
Provincial Semis:
Stonepark over Hernewood 8-0
Queen Charlotte over SIS 1-0
Bronze:
SIS over Hernewood 4-0
Gold:
Stonepark over Queen Charlotte 3-0
Intermediate AA Girls Playoffs
Provincial Quarters:
(3) KISH over (6) Stonepark 3-0
(5) Queen Charlotte over (4) East Wiltshire 2-1
Provincial Semis:
SIS over QC 3-0
KISH over BW 2-0
Bronze:
BW over QC 2-0
Gold:
SIS over KISH 1-0
Intermediate A Boys Playoffs
“East” Semis:
(1) Montague over (4) Morell 3-0
(3) Belle Cloche over (2) Souris 2-1
“Central”:
(6) Birchwood over (3) Queen Charlotte 3-1
Central Semis:
(1) Francois Buote over (4) Birchwood 3-1
(2) Grace Christian over (3) Stonepark 4-2
Zone Semis:
Francois Buote over Belle Cloche 9-1
Montague over Grace Christian 4-2
Provincial Semis:
Francois Buote over Evangeline 9-1
Montague over ME Callaghan 2-0
Bronze:
Evangeline over MEC 1-0
Gold:
Francois Buote over Montague 4-1
Intermediate A Girls Playoffs
Zone Playoffs:
(1) Souris over (4) Gulf Shore 2-0
(2) Morell over (3) Montague 2-1
Provincial Semis:
Souris over Athena 4-0
Hernewood over Morell 2-1
Bronze:
Morell over Athena 3-0
Gold:
Hernewood over Souris 2-0
PEISAA Field Hockey 2018 Report Commissioner: Barb Carmichael
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS Female- High School 110 Intermediate 110
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS Classification Site Manager High School AA Female UPEI Barb Carmichael Intermediate AA Female Summerside Rob Connell
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS Classification School Coach
Sr AA High School Ch’town Rural Katherine Koughan, Karleigh McEwen Intermediate AA Stonepark Kelli Steele, Sarah Steele
4. GENERAL COMMENTS: 2018 intermediate and high school field hockey had excellent weather for league play. Only one day of the league play was cancelled due to rain and those three games were difficult to reschedule. The fall schedule is very tight in the number of playing days available. Most days had double headers in Cornwall plus at the same time a double header in Montague (Wednesdays) and Summeride (Thursdays). An intermediate mini league tournament on Sept 29 in Summerside and high school mini league tournament on Sept 22 in Cornwall both helped to relieve the tight schedule. The two mini tournaments and double header days we were able to play all but two games. Again this season I scheduled both intermediate and high school games (double header) at TOSH and Montague. This cut the cost of umpire travel fees in half for Montague and finally we had enough umpires in Summerside therefore Tosh and SIS eliminating umpire travel cost. The mini tournament held in Cornwall is a great idea as Tosh/ SIS and Montague Intermediate/ High school will travel to Cornwall to play their home/away home against each other…..this saves travel cost/time of Tosh/SIS to Montague schools and Montague schools to Tosh/ SIS.
FHC had changed four rules for 2015 and these rules have greatly improved play however the fourth rule of playing the ball in the air above the shoulders will not be added due to safety of players. We will continue to exclude this rule for safety. Thank you to Cornwall, Summerside CG turf for allowing field hockey the time to use the turf. Cornwall had requested new mesh netting for the two goals at Cornwall turf (replaced in 2016 for $340) and this 2017 season the goal boards were replaced ($250) PEIFHA bought this equipment for Cornwall. Welcome to The Mount High School team placing 2nd in 2018 league play and then winning the Silver medal at PEISAA Provincial Field Hockey Championships . Birchwood Intermediate School second year in PEIFHA league had 26 players trying out for their team !!!! PEIFHA will continue to introduce field hockey to grades 4,5, 6 ( through PEIFHA Project 1 and Project 2 ) in hope that all intermediate schools will have lots of players. Thank you to all the coaches and umpires for their hard work!
5. PEISAA Field Hockey High School 2018 Standings
Team Win Loss Tie Points Ch’town Rural 7 0 3 17 Mount 7 2 0 14 Bluefield 6 4 0 12
Col Gray 3 5 2 8 TOSH 1 7 2 4 Montague 1 7 1 3
PEISAA Field Hockey Intermediate 2018 Standings: Team Win Loss Tie Points Stonepark 9 0 1 19 East Wiltshire 7 2 1 15 SIS 4 5 1 9 Queen Charlotte 4 5 1 9 Birchwood 1 6 3 5 Montague 0 7 3 3
Provincial Play offs High School 2018 5 vs 4 Gray 6 vs Tosh 0 6 vs 3 Montague 1 vs Bluefield 6 SEMI- Finals RURAL 2 vs Gray 0 Bluefield vs Mount 3 Bronze Gray 0 vs Bluefield 2 Gold Rural 2 vs Mount 0
Provincial Play offs Intermediate School 2018
6th vs 3rd Birchwood 0 vs S IS 4 5th vs 4th Montague 1 vs Queen Charlotte 0 ( overtime) Semi-Finals SIS vs East Wiltshire 1 Stonepark 7 vs Montague 1 Bronze SIS 0 vs Montague 1 GOLD EWS 0 vs Stonepark 1
2018 PEISAA High School Field Hockey League All Stars Rural Alexis Wood Lindsey Doiron Emma Seviour Mount Rory Aiken Jillian Kelly- Murphy Chloe Hawes Bluefield Claire Pickens Maria McLane Maddison Thompson
Gray Hannah Fong Haley Savidant Julie Hall TOSH Kylie Campbell Brinley Gallant Montague Gabrielle MacDonald Jenna White 2018 High School Provincial Tournament All Stars and MVP Montague -Jenna White Tosh- Amanda Wedge Gray – Kate Douglas Bluefield – Clare Pickens Mount Rory Aiken Mount- Sydnee Chaisson Rural - IzzyThompson Rural MVP Alexis Wood
2018 Intermediate Provincial Tournament All Stars and MVP Stonepark MVP Molly Doyle Stonepark All Star Livi Lawlor EWS Sarah MacEachern Ews Keera Vos
Montague Kathleen Ryan SiS Kali McAlduff Birchwood Brooke Smith Queen Charlotte –Madison Burke
PEISAA Senior Volleyball FINAL REPORT 2018
Commissioner: Trevor Bridges
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS
Senior A Women’s League: 127 players Senior AAA Women’s League: 81 players Senior AAA Men’s League: 73 players
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS Championships Host Manager
Senior A Women Rural Esther Hoving Senior AAA Women Rural Esther Hoving Senior AAA Men Rural Esther Hoving
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS Classification School Coaches A Women Kinkora Evan Killorn/Lisa McCardle AAA Women Gray Laura Ready/Sarah Willis/Jenny White AAA Men Three Oaks Dale MacDougall
4. GENERAL COMMENTS a) The 2018 AAA and A seasons ran very smoothly with very good game reporting. There were a few game times that had to be moved due to bussing issues and a shortage of officials. The new GOALLINE website helped things to run smoothly as it kept track of standings and tie breakers.
b) The A/AAA Championships were held at Charlottetown Rural this year. Thank you to Esther Hoving and her leadership team for running two first class tournaments. The top A and AAA teams played very good volleyball and the top 4 teams in each division were evenly matched. Having the championships in the schools worked very well and I propose that we run the AAA Championships in the schools again next year.
5. REGULAR SEASON: FINAL STANDINGS
Senior A Women Volleyball Rank West Wins Losses Points 1 Evangeline 9 1 18 2 Kinkora 9 1 18 3 Ecole Sur Mer 5 5 10 4 Three Oaks #2 3 7 6 5 Bluefield #2 2 8 4 6 Westisle #2 2 8 4
East 1 Charlottetown Rural #2 10 0 20 2 Francois Buote 8 2 16 3 Grace Christian 5 5 10 4 Souris 4 6 8
5 Montague #2 2 8 4 6 Morell 1 9 2
Senior AAA Women Current School Wins Losses Points Rank 1 Colonel Gray 10 2 20 2 Charlottetown Rural #1 10 2 20 3 Kensington 10 2 20 4 Bluefield #1 5 7 10 5 Three Oaks #1 5 7 10 6 Westisle #1 1 11 2 7 Montague #1 1 11 2
Senior AAA Men Volleyball Current School Wins Losses Points Rank 1 Three Oaks 10 0 20 2 Bluefield 8 2 16 3 Charlottetown Rural 6 4 12 4 Westisle 3 7 6 5 Colonel Gray 2 8 4 6 Montague 1 9 2
7. CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
SENIOR A WOMEN
A Women’s Quarter Finals:
A Women - Thursday, Nov 1, 2018 4W@1E Three Oaks @ Charlottetown Rural – Rural defeated Three Oaks 3-0 (Three Oaks eliminated) 3W@2E ESM @ Francois Buote – Francois Buote defeated ESM 3-0 (Ecole Sur Mer eliminated) 3E@2W Grace @ Kinkora – Kinkora defeated Grace 3-0 (Grace eliminated)
4E@1W Souris @ Evangeline – Evangeline defeated Souris 3-0 (Souris eliminated)
A Women’s Semi-Finals:
Francois Buote vs. Evangeline: Francois Buote won 3-1 Kinkora vs. Charlottetown Rural: Kinkora won 3-2
A Women’s Bronze Medal Game:
Evangeline vs Rural: Evangeline won 3-1
A Women’s Gold Medal Game:
Kinkora vs. François Buote: Kinkora won 3-1
SENIOR AAA WOMEN
AAA Women’s Quarter-Finals:
AAA Women – Monday, Nov. 5, 2018 #1 ranked team Gray Bye #2 ranked team Rural Bye 6@3 Westisle at Kensington: Kensington won 3-0 (Westisle eliminated) 5@4 Three Oaks at Bluefield: Bluefield won 3-2 (Three Oaks eliminated)
AAA Women’s Semi-Finals:
4th place Bluefield vs. 1st place Gray: Gray won 3-0 3rd place Kensington vs. 2nd place Rural: Kensington won 3-2
AAA Women’s Bronze Medal Game: Charlottetown Rural vs. Bluefield: Rural won 3-0
AAA Women’s Gold Medal Game:
Colonel Gray vs. Kensington: Gray won 3-2
SENIOR AAA MEN
AAA Men’s Quarter-finals:
AAA Men – Monday, Nov. 5, 2018
#1 ranked team Three Oaks Bye #2 ranked team Bluefield Bye 6th at 3rd Montague at Rural: Rural won 3-1 (Montague eliminated) 5th at 4th Gray at Westisle: Westisle won 3-1 (Gray eliminated)
AAA Men’s Semi-finals:
4th place Westisle vs. 1st place Three Oaks: Three Oaks won 3-1 3rd place Rural vs. 2nd place Bluefield: Bluefield won 3-2
AAA Men’s Bronze Medal Game:
Westisle vs. Charlottetown Rural: Rural won 3-0
AAA Men’s Gold Medal Game:
Bluefield vs Three Oaks: Three Oaks won 3-1
A Women Tournament All-Stars & MVP
Katelyn Milligan - Evangeline
Selena Mahajer – Charlottetown Rural
Jessica Turbide – François Buote
Shannon Lonergan – François Buote
Shaelynn McCardle – Kinkora
Faith Reeves – Kinkora MVP
AAA Women Tournament All-Stars & MVP
Megan McCarron – Charlottetown Rural
Sarah Inman – Bluefield
Cassandra MacLeod – Kensington
Hillary MacLean – Kensington
Amanda McBain – Gray
Morgan White – Gray MVP
AAA Men Tournament All-Stars & MVP
Will Vidito – Charlottetown Rural
Emmett Gaudette - Westisle
Nathan Willis – Bluefield
Ben MacDougall – Three Oaks
Morgan Caseley – Three Oaks
Brandon Hastings – Three Oaks MVP
P.E.I.S.A.A. Intermediate Volleyball Final Report 2018-19
Name: Harvey Mazerolle
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS Male Female
11 teams 21 teams
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS
Classification Site Manager
Intermediate A Girls Morell Karen Aucoin-Smith Intermediate A Boys Hernewood Lincoln Rix, Kelly Gorrill Intermediate AA Girls & Boys Summerside Rob Connell
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification School Coach(es)
Intermediate A Girls Souris Alana MacGregor
Intermediate A Boys Hernewood Mike Isaac Intermediate AA Girls Stonepark Larry Young Intermediate AA Boys Queen Charlotte Jacob Smith, Nick Somers
4. GENERAL COMMENTS
. I would like to thank all coaches and officials. We had another great year and the cooperation and effort from everyone was excellent. . A big thanks to Rob Connell (AA Girls and AA Boys), Lincoln Rix & Kelly Gorrill (A Boys) and Karen Aucoin-Smith (A Girls) for doing such a great job in hosting the Provincials. . Super thanks to Jeff Hirtle and Joe Ryan for doing a great job with the officials. It was a trying season with a lack of officials. Both gentlemen did an outstanding job in juggling games and insured that all matches were completed. . A great year in reporting results. Most of the results were posted on the website each night. . I believe that we should have the east and the west schools meet together for the scheduling meeting at the beginning of the year. We have more island-wide leagues and meeting together would help facilitate this process. . A final congratulation to the following provincial champions: Souris (A girls), Hernewood (A boys), Stonepark (AA girls) and Queen Charlotte (AA boys).
INTERMEDIATE VOLLEYBALL REPORT
The P.E.I.S.A.A. Intermediate Volleyball League began with an athletic directors meeting at Summerside Intermediate School, on September 11th for Western Schools and at Stonepark on September 13th for Eastern Schools.
Girls Leagues
The two Girls A leagues were made up of a total of 14 teams. The East League had six teams, divided in two pools. Each team played twice against teams within their own pool and one match against each team in the other division for a total of seven matches for each team. Souris finished in first place in pool A with a 6-1 record. Then came Montague (3-4) and Belfast (1-6). Grace Christian was first in pool B with a 6-1 record. Vernon River was second (4-3) and Francois Buote was third at 1-8. The West League had seven teams divided in two pools. Each team played two matches against teams in their own pool and once against teams in the other pool. Ecole-sur-Mer was first in pool A with a perfect 9-0 record. They were followed by Kinkora (7-2), Athena (2-7) and Summerside (2-7). Hernewood was first in the three-team pool B with a 6-2 mark. Then came M.E. Callaghan (3-5) and Evangeline (1-7).
There were 8 teams in the two AA leagues. Each league had four teams. Teams played each other three times. In the East League, Stonepark was first with an 8-1 record. East Wiltshire finished second at 5-4. Queen Charlotte was third at 5-4 and Birchwood finished fourth at 0-9. In the west league, Kensington led the way with an 8-1 record. Then came Summerside (6-3), Evangeline (3-6) and M.E. Callaghan (1-8).
Boys Leagues
There were six teams in the A Boys League divided in two three-team leagues. Each league did not play against the other league. Each team played the other teams in their league three times for a six-match schedule. Ecole-sur-Mer finished first in the West League with a 4-2 record. Hernewood was second (also at 4-2). Athena finished third with a 1-5 record. Montague finished first in the East League with a 5-1 record. Then came Vernon River (4-2) and Belfast (0-6).
The five teams involved in the AA boys played in an island-wide league. Every team played the other five teams twice each. Queen Charlotte was first with a 7-1 record. Then came Summerside (7-1), East Wiltshire (4-4), Birchwood (2-6) and M.E. Callaghan (0-8).
League Playoffs
In the Girls A East quarter-finals, Vernon River swept Belfast 3-0 and Montague got by Francois Buote 3-1. In the semi-finals, Souris beat Vernon River 3-0 and Grace Christian edged Montague 3-2. Both Souris and Grace Christian advanced to the Provincial Championships. In the A Girls West semi-final, Ecole-sur-Mer Swept M.E. Callaghan 3-0 and Kinkora got by Hernewood 3-0. Both Kinkora and Ecole-sur-Mer represented the West in the Provincial Championships.
The AA girls east semi-finals saw Stonepark sweep Birchwood 3-0 and Queen Charlotte get by East Wiltshire 3-1. Both Stonepark and Queen Charlotte advanced to the Provincial Championships. In the west Summerside dropped Evangeline 3-0 while Kensington beat M.E. Callaghan 3-0. Summerside and Kensington advanced to the Provincial Championships.
In the A Boys East semi-finals, Vernon River beat Belfast 3-0. Both Vernon River and Montague advanced to the provincial championships Hernewood swept Athena 3-0 to join Ecole-sur-Mer at the Provincial Championships.
In the AA boys quarter-finals, Birchwood beat M.E. Callaghan 3-1 to join Queen Charlotte, Summerside and East Wiltshire in the Provincial Championships.
Provincial Championships
In the A Girls Provincials Championships at Morell, Souris won its first provincial A Girls championship by beating Ecole-sur-Mer 3-0. Grace Christian won its first ever intermediate volleyball medal, taking the bronze medal, 3-2 over Kinkora.
Host Hernewood Huskies beat Vernon River 3-1 to claim their first Provincial A Boys Championship. Montague took the bronze, winning 3-1 over Ecole-sur-Mer.
In the Provincial AA Girls Provincial Championships at Summerside, Stonepark won its fifth straight title with a 3-1 win over Kensington. It was the ninth overall Girls AA Championship for Stonepark. Summerside picked up the bronze medal with a 3-1 win over Queen Charlotte.
The Queen Charlotte Coyotes picked up their third Provincial AA Boys Championship with a 3-1 victory over Sunmerside. East Wiltshire beat Birchwood 3-1 to claim the bronze medal.
FINAL 2018 STANDINGS
P.E.I.S.A.A. INTERMEDIATE VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS
FINAL Intermediate A Boys West MP MW ML SW SL PF PA PTS Ecole Sur Mer 6 4 2 15 12 568 555 8 Hernewood 6 4 2 14 8 498 404 8 Athena 6 1 5 8 17 441 548 2
East MP MW ML SW SL PF PA PTS Montague 6 5 1 17 5 509 371 10 Vernon River 6 4 2 14 8 472 371 8 Belfast 6 0 6 0 18 211 450 0
FINAL Intermediate A Girls East Division A MP MW ML SW SL PF PA PTS Souris 7 6 1 20 4 575 360 12 Montague 7 3 4 14 15 565 625 6 Belfast 7 1 6 7 20 490 615 2
East Division B MP MW ML SW SL PF PA PTS Grace Christian 7 6 1 18 7 572 445 12 Vernon River 7 4 3 14 12 567 539 8 Francois Buote 7 1 6 5 20 403 588 2
West Division A MP MW ML SW SL PF PA PTS Ecole Sur Mer 9 9 0 27 4 758 541 18 Kinkora 9 7 2 24 8 763 581 14 Athena 9 2 7 12 23 653 790 4 Summerside Intermediate #2 9 2 7 10 25 630 764 4
West Division B MP MW ML SW SL PF PA PTS Hernewood 8 6 2 19 9 629 540 12 ME Callaghan #2 8 3 5 12 21 623 705 6 Evangeline 8 1 7 9 23 584 719 2
FINAL Intermediate AA Girls West MP MW ML SW SL PF PA PTS Kensington 9 8 1 26 7 782 589 16 Summerside Intermediate 9 6 3 19 14 741 656 12 Evangeline 9 3 6 15 19 694 732 6 ME Callaghan 9 1 8 5 25 488 728 2
East MP MW ML SW SL PF PA PTS Stonepark 9 8 1 26 5 742 521 16 East Wiltshire 9 5 4 15 17 669 679 10 Queen Charlotte 9 5 4 19 15 741 699 10 Birchwood 9 0 9 4 27 489 742 0
FINAL Intermediate AA Boys MP MW ML SW SL PF PA PTS Queen Charlotte 8 7 1 22 6 669 521 14 Summerside Intermediate #1 8 7 1 21 4 589 494 14 East Wiltshire 8 4 4 13 15 628 579 8 Birchwood 8 2 6 10 19 580 657 4 ME Callaghan #1 8 0 8 2 24 429 644 0
LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
AGE - PO1 Thursday, Oct. 25 Vernon River over Belfast 3-0 (25-13, 26-24, 25-17) AGE - PO2 Thursday, Oct. 25 Montague over Francois Buote 3-1 (25-23, 26-28, 25-17, 25-18) ABE - PO1 Tuesday, Oct. 30 Vernon River over Belfast 3-0 (25-18, 25-10, 25-16) ABW - PO1 Tuesday, Oct. 30 Hernewood over Athena 3-0 (25-19, 25-18, 25-14) AGE - PO3 Tuesday, Oct. 30 Souris over Vernon River 3-0 (25-20, 25-15, 25-18) AGE - PO4 Tuesday, Oct. 30 Grace Christian over Montague 3-2 (25-13, 25-10, 14-25, 12-25, 15-7) AGW - PO1 Tuesday, Oct. 30 Ecole-sur-Mer over M.E. Callaghan 3-0 (25-16, 25-13, 25-12) AGW - PO2 Tuesday, Oct. 30 Kinkora over Hernewood 3-0 (25-18, 26-24, 25-20) AAB - PO1 Tuesday, Oct. 30 Birchwood over M.E. Callaghan 3-1 (25-17, 20-25, 25-17, 25-7) AAGE - PO1 Tuesday, Oct. 30 Stonepark over Birchwood 3-0 (25-10, 25-23, 25-8) AAGE - PO2 Tuesday, Oct. 30 Queen Charlotte over East Wiltshire 3-1 (28-26, 22-25, 25-17, 25-18) AAGW - PO1 Tuesday, Oct. 30 Kensington over M.E. Callaghan 3-0 AAGW - PO2 Monday, Oct. 29 Summerside over Evangeline 3-0 (25-12, 25-12, 25-13)
A Boys Provincial Championships Thursday, November 1st at Hernewood Intermediate School
Semi-Finals Vernon River over Ecole-sur-Mer 3-2 (25-18, 25-22, 18-25, 24-26, 15-10) Semi-Finals Hernewood over Montague 3-1 (25-8, 15-25, 25-22, 27-25) Bronze Medal Montague over Ecole-sur-Mer 3-1 (25-23, 25-22, 19-25, 25-20) Gold Medal Hernewood over Vernon River 3-1 (25-17, 7-25, 26-24, 25-22)
Noah Farrell (Ecole-sur-Mer), Eric Batten (Montague), James Wood (Vernon River), Dylan MacLean All-Stars (Vernon River), Brandon Gard (Hernewood) Most Valuable Player Dylan Bridges (Hernewood)
A Girls Provincial Championships Thursday, November 1st at Morell High School
Semi-Finals Souris over Kinkora 3-1 (25-18, 26-28, 25-19, 25-22) Semi-Finals Ecole-sur-Mer over Grace Christian 3-1 (20-25, 25-9, 25-16, 25-15) Bronze Medal Grace Christian over Kinkora 3-2 (26-24, 25-23, 23-25, 15-25, 15-12) Gold Medal Souris over Ecole-sur-Mer 3-0 (25-20, 25-17, 25-12)
Katie Deagle (Souris), Emma McInnis (Ecole-sur-Mer), Tessa Larose (Ecole-sur-Mer), Erica Warren All-Stars (Kinkora), Penelope Able (Grace Christian) Most Valuable Player Brooke Robertson (Souris)
AA Girls Provincial Championships Friday, November 2nd & Saturday, November 3rd at Summerside Intermediate School
Semi-Finals Kensington over Queen Charlotte 3-0 (25-18, 25-20, 25-4) Semi-Finals Stonepark over Summerside 3-0 (25-15, 25-19, 24-26, 25-14) Bronze Medal Summerside over Queen Charlotte 3-1 (25-15, 19-25, 25-13, 25-13) Gold Medal Stonepark over Kensington 3-1 (25-21, 18-25, 25-20, 25-20)
Andrea Caron (Summerside), Grace Potter (Queen Charlotte), Rachel Phalen (Kensington), All-Stars Samantha Schurman (Kensington), Abby MacDonald (Stonepark) Most Valuable Player Sydney Lawlor (Stonepark)
AA Boys Provincial Championships Friday, November 2nd & Saturday, November 3rd at Summerside Intermediate School
Semi-Finals Summerside over East Wiltshire 3-0 (25-23, 25-20, 25-18) Semi-Finals Queen Charlotte over Birchwood 3-0 (25-20, 25-6, 25-19) Bronze Medal East Wiltshire over Birchwood 3-1 (25-17, 25-14, 16-25, 25-18) Gold Medal Queen Charlotte over Summerside 3-1 (22-25, 25-20, 25-23, 25-23)
Matthew Carpenter (East Wiltshire), Ryder MacKinnon (Birchwood), Brett MacAusland All-Stars (Summerside), Jacob Dunn (Summerside), Jonathan Hyndman (Queen Charlotte) Most Valuable Player Nick Harris (Queen Charlotte)
PEISAA Cross Country Final Report 2018-2019 Commissioner: Paul Goguen
1. Sport Participation Numbers - Provincial Championship only
Individual Sports: Male Female Pre Novice 133 114 Novice 111 126 Bantam 48 61 Intermediate 29 22 Total: 321 323 Total 644
Juvenile 24 28 Senior 50 37 Total: 74 65 Total 139
395 388 Total Participants: 783
2. Provincial Championship Sites and Meet Managers Classification Site Manager Pre Novice - Intermediate Mill River Prov. Park Paul Goguen Juvenile - Seniors Ch’town Rural High Esther Hovingh
3. Provincial Champions Pre Novice Boys Eliot River Elementary Pre Novice Girls Donagh Regional School Novice Boys Spring Park Elementary Novice Girls Stratford Elementary Bantam Boys Grace Christian School Bantam Girls Summerside Intermediate Intermediate Boys Queen Charlotte Intermediate Intermediate Girls Queen Charlotte Intermediate Juvenile Men Charlottetown Rural High Juvenile Women Colonel Gray High Senior Men Colonel Gray High Senior Women Colonel Gray High
4. General Comments The Pre Novice - Intermediate Cross Country season ended with the 2018 Source for Sports Provincial Cross Country Championship at Mill Rive Park. The Westisle Family of Schools hosted the Pre- Novice to Intermediate Championships while Rural High hosted the Juvenile to Senior events at Rural High.
The weather did cooperate at Mill River this year with an overcast day and good temperatures. A total of 644 runners ran the four different competitive courses. This was a decrease of 17 runners from last year. The Juvenile /Senior Championships were held at Charlottetown Rural High
School on Tuesday, October 16th. The meet manager was Esther Hovingh. A total of 139 runners ran the 2 courses in very windy and cold weather. There was confusion due to many zone, students were dismissed at 12:30. Some schools didn’t make the trip thinking the meet was postponed. The overall PEISAA Provincial Championship participation was 783 runners. This was a decrease of 14 runners from last year’s total participation numbers. The Mill River course is a very spectator friendly site. The last 1 km in all our races can be seen by coaches and parents. The schedule had the Bantam and Intermediate categories compete first in the morning and the Novice and Pre Novice categories competed in the afternoon. All started on time and finished on time. The awards were presented after each race. I would like to thank Andy Doran for helping with announcing the presentation of awards. Trent Ranahan and our School Sport Coordinator Phil Bridges PEISAA School Sport Coordinator were on hand to help with present awards to runners. The results were sent to the Journal, Guardian and also the West Prince Graphic from both provincials. I also sent the results Phil Bridges to post on the SAA web site. Thank you so much to all the teachers from the Westisle Family of schools. Special thanks to Matthew Morgan, Lincoln Rix and Esther Hovingh for their help, along with the leadership students from Hernewood Intermediate High and M E Callaghan Jr. High and Charlottetown Rural. The success of our championship is directly related to the responsible work done by these students and their teachers. Thank you so much. At the Mill River Resort Park site we made an extra effort around the start line and finish line to make visible the Source for Sports Logo, our meet sponsor. The Juvenile and Senior Championship was also a great success. Meet manager Esther Hovingh was very pleased with the races and the quality of the 3.5 km and 5.0 km courses. Some schools didn’t make it to the championship due to confusion on early dismissal of schools. The success of both competitions wouldn’t be possible without the help of so many teachers. Thank you to all the schools and coaches that make a real effort in sending us accurate registration numbers. Thanks to all the zone reps. for making sure all zone managers received the proper provincial information. There was very little change and all zone results were clear. I would also like to say thank you to all the unit managers and volunteers for their efforts and commitment in making our SAA Provincial a great success. Special thanks for the PEI School Milk Foundation for their continued support and for providing chocolate milk for all the competitors, Dwayne MacNeill of Source for Sports for his involvement in our cross country event, and to Blair Duggan and staff of the Mill River Resort. Thank you also to Phil Bridges who stayed there all day. Wireless PA system was a great success, best investment for cross country, thank you Phil. Your help is very much appreciated. A word of thanks goes out to Brian Allain, our official scorer, who puts in countless hours preparing the registration of all runners and taking care of the results year after year. It is a real honor to host this event.
P.E.I.S.A.A. Senior Golf Commissioner’s 2018-19 Final Report
Name: Garth Turtle and Wayne Denman
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS Male 95 Female 34
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS
Classification Senior Site Brudenell River Manager: W. Denman and G. Turtle
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification: Senior AAA Men School: Bluefield Coach: Jeff Carragher Senior A Men School: Westisle Coach: Alan McAlduff Senior AA Women School: Three Oaks Coach: Greg Ellis
4. GENERAL COMMENTS
The 2018-19 Senior High golf qualifying season was blessed with wonderful weather that facilitated a full slate of qualifying tournaments within the short season.. The qualifying tournament schedule was given to schools in June and the advanced notice did allow the schools to plan their qualification schedules. Qualifying tournaments were held at Avondale, Ocean View, Mill River, Eagles Glenn and Fox Meadow. Thanks to Alan McAlduff, Gordie Cox and Greg Ellis for hosting their qualifiers. Commissioners Garth Turtle and Wayne Denman provided the secretarial work needed to facilitate all the tournaments. The championship qualification format continues to effectively identify the strongest golfers and resulted in 52 men and 18 women qualifying for the championship. The championship was hosted at the Brudenell River Golf Course and the facility was again provided free of charge. Unfortunately rain caused the tournament to be shortened to 9 holes, coaches must be thanked for the proactive approach they took to the change in format. The golf course staff must be thanked for the terrific work they did to help facilitate the championship, they went out of their way to make the coaches and student athletes feel welcomed. Thanks to all the coaches for the time they put into this year’s golf season as well as Phil Bridges at the PEISAA office..
5. CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Senior Golf Championships Brudenell River Golf Club Thursday October 11, 2018
Senior “AAA” Men
Individual Championship Gold: Nick Trainor: Bluefield 38 (playoff) Silver: Alex Hudson: Col Gray 38 ( retrogretion) Bronze: Caleb Creed: Montague 39
Gold Bluefield #2 Total: 122 Nick Trainor 38 Ben Peters 40 Brett MacDonald 45 Silver Medal: Bluefield Coach: Jeff Carragher
Silver: Montague #1 2 Total: 123 Cam White 39 Ethan Oliver 39 Isaac Drake 45 Colin Curran 46 Coach: Matt Killeen
Bronze: Three Oaks Total: 125 Sam McNeill 39 Justin Caron 41 Nick Reeves 45
Senior Women
Individual Championship Gold: Jacklyn Taylor Bluefield 48 Silver: Jordan Power Three Oaks 55 Bronze: Grace Yeo Ch’town Rural 56
Senior Women: Team Championship
Gold: Three Oaks Total: 173 Jordan Power 55 Reese MacDonald 59 Jordyn Connell 59 Carly MacKenzie 63 Coach: Greg Ellis
Silver: Ch’town Rural Total: 190 Grace Yeo 56 Nicole Kelly 66 Casey Currie 68 Coach: Esther Hoving
Senior A Men: Team Championship: 9 Holes
Individual Championship:
Gold: Caleb O’Very, Three Oaks 38 (playoff) Silver: Thomas Shea, Westisle 38 Bronze: Adam Arsenault’ Evangeline 42
Gold: Westisle Total: 139 Thomas Rennie 44 William Dorgan 45 Dominique Arsenault 50 Teddy Neufeld 54 Coach: Alan McAlduff
Silver: Three Oaks Total: 139 Caleb O’Very 38 Connor Gallant 45 Brad Campbell 56 Coach: Greg Ellis
Bronze: Evangeline Total 142 Adam Arsenault 42 Christian Gallant 49 Bryce Corkum 51 Morgan Arsenault 54 Coach: Colton Gallant
P.E.I.S.A.A. Intermediate Golf Commissioner’s Final Report 2018-19
Name: Garth Turtle and Wayne Denman
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS
Male 41 Female 26
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS
Classification: Intermediate Site Eagles Glenn Golf Club Manager G Turtle + W Denman
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification: Intermediate Boys: Stonepark Int Coach: Norman Beck Intermediate Girls: Ecole Sur Mer Coach: Gilles Benoit
4. GENERAL COMMENTS Thanks to the Zone reps for facilitating each of the Zone qualifying tournaments. The weather , although not terrible, did pose problems for late September qualifiers. Scheduling these tournaments a little earlier would take the pressure off and potentially, allow the students to play on a better day. Thanks to Chris Croken and the staff at Eagles Glenn for providing such a great venue and to Phil Bridges for all his support.
5. CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS:
Intermediate Boys 18 holes
Individual Results:
Bronze Medal: Cameron McQuaid, East Wiltshire Score: 83
Silver Medal: Evan Doherty, Vernon River Score: 79
Gold Medal: Caleb Drake, Mount Academy Score: 79 ( won in a playoff)
Team Results:
Bronze Medal: Team; Hernewood Int Score: 298 Coach: Kelly Gorrill Maguire Brennan Drew Boulter Colby Hudson Carson MacArthur
Silver Medal: Team East Wiltshire Score: 288 Coach: Seth Cameron McQuaid Caleb Wright Christian Irwin
Gold Medal: Team Stonepark Score: 285 Coach: Norman Beck Devin MacDonald Spencer Gallant Aiden Diamond
Intermediate Girls: 9 holes
Individual Results: Bronze Medal: Emiele Sophie-Benoit School: Ecole Sur Mer Score: 56 Silver Medal: Beatrice Galaise School: East Wiltshire Score: 54 Gold Medal : Sophia Campo-Gutierrez School: Ecole Sur Mer Score: 47
Team Results:
Bronze Medal: Birchwood Int Score: 180 Coach: Ron Vaive Ashlyn Gamester Liah Mai Sabrina Li Janet Li
Silver Medal: ME Callaghan Score: 179 Coach: Joe Sullivan Macy Hackett Andrea Gallant Heidi Arsenault Taylor Blackmore
Gold Medal: Ecole Sur Mer Score: 163 Coach: Gilles Benoit Sophia Campo-Gutierrez Emiele Sophie-Benoit Brianna Shortt
WINTER SPORT REPORTS
PEISAA Senior High Basketball Commissioner’s Report 2018/19
Commissioner – Mike Lloyd
1. Sport Participation Numbers- Women - Sixteen teams 210 Women
Men - Sixteen teams 210 Men
2. Results for Seeding Consideration
A Men’s Playdowns
Quarter-finals 15-Kinkora 16-KISH Eliminated from competition
14-Francois Buote 58 @11-Bluefield2 81 13-TOSH3 53 @12-Gray2 73
10-TOSH2 74 @7-Montague 94 9-Rural2 57 @8-Souris 54
5-Bluefield1 47@4-Gray1 69
Semi-finals A Men Souris 61 Gray 2 34 Tosh 2 87 Bluefield 2 66
A Men Bronze- Bluefield2 65 Gray 2 53
Gold- TOSH 2 66 Souris 63
AA Men Semi-finals Bluefield 1 71 Rural 2 63 Morell 75 Montague 64
Bronze- Rural 2 46 Montague 53
Gold- Bluefield 1 67 Morell 58
AAA men Semi-finals Rural 1 71 Gray 1 57 TOSH 1 62 Westisle 46
Bronze- Gray 1 72 Westisle 65
Gold- Rural 1 81 TOSH 1 72
Women’s Playdowns
Westisle 2 Kinkora Eliminated from competition
14 Souris 29 @ 11 Morell 48 13 Gray 2 42 @ 12 TOSH 2 53
10 Bluefield 2 12 @ 7 Grace Christian 52 9 Westisle 40 @ 8 Rural 2 45
5 Montague 46 @ 4 Gray 1 62
A Women Semi-finals Westisle 62 TOSH 2 18 Bluefield 2 41 @ Morell 31
Bronze- Morell 36 TOSH 2 24
Gold- Westisle 38 Bluefield 2 34
AA Women Semi-finals Montague 53 Rural 2 42 Grace Christian 53 KISH 51
AA Women Bronze- KISH 48 Rural 2 30
Gold- Montague 57 Grace Christian 45
AAA Semi-finals- Gray 1 50 Rural 1 75 TOSH 1 60 Bluefield 1 38
AAA Bronze- Gray 1 45 Bluefield 1 36
AAA Gold- Rural 1 61 TOSH 1 39
All all-star teams are listed in alphabetical order and result of coaches’ vote
PEISAA DOMINOS SENIOR "AAA" LEAGUE MEN ALL-STARS:
1st team: Ian Kerr, Col Gray Logan MacCallum, Rural Ben MacDougall, TOSH Parker Roche, Rural Yahya Sefau, Col Gray
2nd team: Justin Caron, TOSH Thomas Hogan, Rural Vlersim Musliu, TOSH Chris Ramsay, WI Sahib Singh, TOSH Will Vidito, Rural...... tie for last spot, added 1 name PEISAA DOMINOS SENIOR "AAA" LEAGUE WOMEN ALL-STARS:
1st team: Elesea Glenn, Bluefield Devon Lawlor, Rural Lauren Lilly, TOSH Amy Plaggenhoef, Rural Mackayla Vos, Bluefield
2nd team: Paige Campbell, TOSH Julia Freeburn, Rural Sydney Strain, Col Gray Rylee Connolly, Col Gray Emma Seviour, Rural
PEISAA DOMINOS "AA" MEN LEAGUE ALL-STARS:
1st team: Thomas Craig, Morell Diego McGarry, Morell Tyson Monaghan, Rural Hunter Wight, Montague Aike Wilting, Bluefield Thomas Yeo, Bluefield...... tie for last spot, added 1 name
2nd team: Sawyer Acorn, Montague Isaac Compton, Morell Sam Crockett, Rural Tyler Newson, Bluefield Nic Studzinski, Morell
PEISAA DOMINOS "AA" WOMEN LEAGUE ALL-STARS:
1st team: Molly Birtwhistle, Rural Callie Champion, KISH Ellen Cole, KISH Abby Hameline, Montague Kate MacIntosh, Rural
2nd team: Casey Currie, Rural Morgan Jardine, Montague Hannah McGonnell, Grace Christian Erin Morris, Montague Ellen Murphy, KISH Alexa Rancourt, Grace Christian Allison Vandaele, Montague...... 3 ties last spot , added 2 names
PEISAA DOMINOS "A" MEN LEAGUE ALL-STARS:
1st team: Alex Campbell, TOSH #2 Isaac Chaisson, Souris Carson Doirion, Bluefield David Elsinga, Col Gray Hunter Prus, Bluefield
2nd team: Steven Acorn, Souris Christian Allen, Col Gray Matthew Antle, Souris Connor Lilly, TOSH #2 Kolby Waugh, TOSH #3
3rd team: Ian Cormier, Francois Buote Raphael Duchesne, Francois Buote Hunter Hopping, Kensington Luke McCarville Bluefield Daniel McIntosh, Souris Nick Mills, Bluefield...... 3 ties for last spot, added 2 names
PEISAA DOMINOS "A" WOMEN LEAGUE ALL-STARS:
1st team: Jill Arsenault TOSH #2 Rhea Gallant Bluefield #2 Urmila Khanal, CG #2 Emma Leard, Westisle #1 Hannah MacKinnon, Westisle #1 Heidi Thibideau, Westisle #1...... tie for last spot , added 1 name
2nd team: Desiree LaPierre, TOSH #2 Bailey MacLean, Morell Erin Robertson, Souris Kalie Smith, Bluefield #2 Kayley Stewart, Morell
3rd team: Madelyn Aylward, Westisle #2 Anna Lucassie, Bluefield #2 Janaya MacNeill, Bluefield#2 Elizabeth Phillips, Kinkora Amanda Taylor, Morell
PEISAA Intermediate East Basketball Final Report 2019
Name: Jimmy Morris Commissioner
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS (estimated)
Intermediate A Girls 121 Intermediate A Boys 132 Intermediate AA Girls 58 Intermediate AA Boys 47
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET MANAGER
Classification Site Manager 1. Intermediate A Summerside Intermediate Rob Connell 2. Intermediate AA Stonepark Kellie Steele
3. INTERMEDIATE PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification School Coach Intermediate A Boys Francois Buote Jacob Gagne/ Sylvain Gagne Intermediate A Girls Montague Andrew Whelan/Patrick Byrne Intermediate AA Boys Summerside Int. Colton Wadman/Mike MacKinnon Intermediate AA Girls Stonepark Int. Greg Morrison/Ally McCabe
4. GENERAL COMMENTS
This year the intermediate east and west basketball leagues continued with the implementation of a no zone rule. This included a no zone press rule. There was still some direction needed by the two commissioners in the beginning of the year. I believe that most teams have adapted well to this concept and problems arise not intentionally but out of a player needing direction on being out of place. In the A level, this tends to me the case most of the time.
This year we had an AA west boys but only a AA East girls. Every year we need to look to see if this is possible. Some years there is a need for exhibition games between the east and west and in some years there may be the need for an Island wide league. Every year comes with new challenges to make sure we do what is best for Intermediate Basketball.
The A league both the east and west are growing in numbers of teams and players. They have played in their own leagues since they started their leagues and this should continue. There is no need for any Island wide leagues as there is enough teams for viable leagues in the east and the west.
5. FINAL EAST LEAGUE STANDINGS AA/A
East 2018-19 Regular Season Standings
A Girls
GP W L T PF PA PTS
Montague 8 8 0 0 384 190 16
East Wiltshire #2 9 7 2 0 411 270 14
Queen Charlotte #2 9 6 3 0 306 236 12
Grace Christian 9 6 3 0 291 227 12
Souris 9 5 4 0 314 219 10
Gulf Shore 9 5 4 0 276 316 10
Morell 9 4 5 0 319 319 8
Birchwood #2 9 2 7 0 246 296 4
Stonepark #2 8 1 7 0 184 360 2
Francois Buote 9 0 9 0 133 431 0
A Boys
East 2018-19 Regular Season Standings
GP W L T PF PA PTS
Francois Buote 9 9 0 0 619 285 18
Montague 9 8 1 0 480 339 16
Birchwood #2 9 7 2 0 412 361 14
Grace Christian 9 5 4 0 391 374 10
Immanuel Christian 9 4 5 0 457 486 8
Queen Charlotte #2 9 4 5 0 440 453 8
Morell 9 3 6 0 449 527 6
Stonepark #2 9 2 7 0 321 435 4
Souris 9 2 7 0 392 498 4
East Wiltshire #2 9 1 8 0 305 508 2
AA Boys
East * 2018-19 Regular Season Standings
GP W L T PF PA PTS
Stonepark 9 8 1 0 554 415 16
Queen Charlotte 9 7 2 0 569 413 14
Birchwood 9 3 6 0 462 481 6
East Wiltshire 9 0 9 0 269 545 0
AA Girls
2018-19 Regular Season Standings
GP W L T PF PA PTS ▴
Stonepark 8 8 0 0 494 180 16
Summerside Intermediate 8 5 3 0 291 241 10
Birchwood 8 4 4 0 280 307 8
East Wiltshire 8 3 5 0 228 334 6
Queen Charlotte 8 0 8 0 190 421 0
7. CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
AA Zones/Semis
AA Girls Home Team Date Away Team Queen Charlotte 29 @ East Wiltshire 48 Feb 19, 2019
East Wiltshire 20 @ Stonepark 58 Feb 22, 2019
Birchwood 18 @ Summerside Intermediate 49 Feb 22, 2019
AA Boys
Birchwood 44 @ Queen Charlotte 59 Feb 19, 2019
East Wiltshire 47 @ Stonepark 66 Feb 19, 2019
1. Provincial AA Championships
The PEISAA 2019 Boys Intermediate “AA” Basketball Championships took place at Stonepark February 22 & 23. Below is a recap of all the results:
Boys semi-final #1 Stonepark vs Athena In the first boys semi-final, #2 seed in the West Athena Hawks defeated the East #1 seed in a close contest 53-51. Athena jumped out early and held a 15-13 lead going into the second quarter. They held their lead at half 37-29. Stonepark battled back to within 2 points after the third and after several lead changes. Athena was down 4 with 2 minutes remaining but key baskets by Arman Singh and Ben Murphy sealed the victory. Singh led Athena with 23 and Ben Murphy added 14. Kallon MacDonald-Wood led Stonepark with 23 while Kallen Power and Owen Headley added 7.
Boys Semi-final #2 Queen Charlotte vs Summerside Queen Charlotte jumped out to a comfortable 13-0 lead to start the game only to watch SIS storm back and trail by one 24-23 at half. SIS took their first lead of the game at 25-24 and outscored QC by 9 points in the third quarter. The fourth quarter was all SIS outscoring QC 21-8 to win going away 60-39. Top scorers for SIS were Ryan MacKinnon with 28 points and Nathan Enman with 12 points. QC was led by Jordan Ellsworth with 10 points and Noah Killorn with 8 points.
Boys Bronze Stonepark Intermediate boys capped their year off with a bronze medal win at the provincial championships at Stonepark. The Tigers defeated Queen Charlotte 54-49. Kalon MacDonald- Wood led all scorers with a 29 point performance and Kallen Power added 10 in the win. Nate Whitnell and Noah Killorn each hit a three in the final minutes to put the game within reach.
Mac-Donald-Wood iced key foul shots to hang on to the lead. Zach Sefau led Queen Charlotte with 12 in the loss.
Boys Gold The final game of the day was an all West final as Summerside Intermediate took on the Athena Hawks. It was a close game with Summerside jumping out to the early lead in the first quarter 17-12. They took a one point lead into the half and never looked back. Summerside held off a fierce Athena squad to win the game 51-46. Tournament MVP Ryan macKinnon led all scorers with 19 while Nathan Inman had 10. Athena was led by Zachary Blood 16 and Armaan Singh 15.
Boys All-Star team: Jordan Ellsworth - Queen Charlotte Kalon MacDonald-Wood - Stonepark Armann Singh & Zachary Blood - Athena Nathan Inman - Summerside MVP Ryan MacKinnon – Summerside
Following is the recap of games at the PEISAA 2019 Intermediate AA Girls Basketball Championships played at Stonepark on February 22 & 23:
Girls Semi-final #1 Stonepark vs East Wiltshire The first semi-final of the day saw #1 seed Stonepark defeat East Wiltshire Worriors 58-20. Both team had a slow start with Stonepark ahead after the first quarter 7-6. Katie Vidito put the Tigers out front at the half with 11 of the teams 23 points. The Tigers led 23-12 at the half. Stonepark kept the lead for the entire game. Katie Vidito led the Tigers with 14 while Dara Mccabe added 12. Keera Vos led the Warriors with 10.
Girls Semi #2 Summerside Intermediate vs Birchwood Summerside Intermediate led in the first quarter and didn’t look back as they defeated Birchwood 49-18. SIS’s Reghan Betts led all scorers with 19 points and Paige MacLean scored 16. Nelly Johnston led Birchwood scorers with 5. The score was 29-6 at the half.
Girls Bronze The East Wiltshire Warriors girls captured the bronze medal at the PEISAA championships on Saturday by defeating Birchwood Cobras in a tight game 31-30. The game was tied 16-16 at half time. Emily Thistle hit two foul shots that proved to be the game winner. Birchwood’s Isabelle McGeoghan scored a 3 pointer with 11 seconds to go and then drained two free throws but the Cobras’ efforts fell short as EWS protected the lead to the buzzer.
Girls Gold Stonepark Tigers took a comfortable 16-6 lead in the first quarter and never looked back as they defeated Summerside Intermediate 59-35 in the gold medal PEISAA final. Sydney Lawlor
led the Tigers with 18 points while Dara McCabe added 12 and Ava Sinnott with 10. Stonepark had its largest lead at the end of the third quarter outscoring SIS 53-26. Stonepark’s patience on offence and smothering defence earned them the #1 seed spot heading into the provincials. Paige MacLean was top scorer for Summerside with 17 and Alyssa Richard added 7.
AA Girls All-Star team: Shanice Singh - Birchwood Keera Vos - East Wiltshire: Paige MacLean & Leah Johnston - Summerside: Dara McCabe - Stonepark: MVP Katie Vidito – Stonepark
PEISAA Intermediate West Basketball Final Report 2018-19
Name: Trevor Bridges Commissioner
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS
Intermediate A Girls 106 Intermediate A Boys 82 Intermediate AA Girls 12 Intermediate AA Boys 47
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET MANAGER
Classification Site Manager 1. Intermediate A Stonepark Rob Connell 2. Intermediate AA Summerside Int. Kellie Steele
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification School Coaches Intermediate A Boys Francois Buote Jacob Gagne/ Sylvain Gagne Intermediate A Girls Montague Andrew Whelan/Patrick Byrne Intermediate AA Boys Summerside Int. Colton Wadman/Mike MacKinnon Intermediate AA Girls Stonepark Int. Greg Morrison/Ally McCabe
4. GENERAL COMMENTS
This year the Intermediate East and West basketball leagues continued with the implementation of a no zone rule. This included a no zone press rule. With the exception of one team, the west teams did a very good job with the no zone rule. It seems that coaches have bought in and are working with us to implement the rule.
We had a group meet before the season began and decided to put a formal 20 point rule into the league. In the past it has been an unwritten rule that if a team was up by 20 points, then they would fall back and play half court defense. It is now a rule and the referees can and do enforce the rule.
For the second year in a row we only had one AA girls’ team in the west that wanted to play AA. Therefore, the Summerside Intermediate Girls went into the East AA girls’ league. This made for a larger than normal A girls league. MEC, Herenwood, Athena and KISH who normally go AA went A. The A league went fine with 10 teams playing. It looks like next year we should be back to an AA West girl’s league with at least 3 teams.
6. Final League Standings
West: Intermediate AA Boys GP W L PA PF Pts. 1 Int.Summerside 9 9 0 340 572 18 2 Hernewood 9 5 4 472 493 10 3 Athena 9 3 6 440 420 6 4 M.E. Callaghan 9 1 8 559 368 2
West: Intermediate A Boys, Pool A GP W L PA PF Pts. Summerside Int. 1 #2 8 7 1 245 442 14 2 Kensington #2 8 6 2 317 459 12 3 Athena #2 8 0 8 482 145 0
WEST: Intermediate A Boys, Pool B GP W L PA PF Pts. 1 Miscouche 9 8 1 358 541 16 2 Englewood 9 4 5 366 336 8 3 Kensington #1 9 4 5 407 405 8 4 Ecole Sur Mer 9 1 8 454 301 2
West: Intermediate A Girls GP W L PA PF PTS. 1 Hernewood #1 9 9 0 151 468 18 2 Athena 9 8 1 228 427 16 3 M.E. Callaghan 9 7 2 224 414 14 4 Englewood 9 6 3 225 306 12 Summerside Int. 5 #2 9 4 5 299 266 8 6 Pierre Chaisson 9 4 5 315 210 8 7 Ecole Sur Mer 9 3 6 356 224 6 8 Hernewood #2 9 2 7 289 170 4 9 Miscouche 9 2 7 377 267 4 10 Kensington 9 0 9 456 168 0
7. CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Western Intermediate Zones
AA Boys (4) M.E. Callaghan 34 @ (1) Summerside Int. 73 (3) Athena 52 @ (2) Hernewood 47
A Girls (6) Pierre Chaisson 14 @ (3) M.E. Callaghan 58 (quarter finals) (5) Summerside Int. #2 38 @ (4) Englewood 34 (quarter finals)
(4) Summerside Int. #2 16 @ (1) Hernewood #1 60
(3) M.E. Callaghan 36 @ (2) Athena 46
A Boys (2) Kensington #2 85 @ (1) Miscouche 87 (ot) (2) Englewood 28 @ (1) Summerside Intermediate #2 50
(1) Miscouche 47 @ (1) Summerside Int. #2 67 (placement game)
Provincial A Championships
A Girls (2) Athena 30 vs (1) Montague 58 (2) East Wiltshire 33 vs (1) Hernewood #1 58
A Boys (2) Montague Int. 58 vs (1) Summerside Int. #2 34 (2) Miscouche 24 vs (1) Francois Buote 66
A Girls Bronze Medal Game
East Wiltshire #2 31 vs Athena 49
A Boys Bronze Medal Game
Miscouche 44 vs Summerside Int. #2 58
A Girls Gold Medal Game
Hernewood #1 28 vs Montague 42
A Boys Gold Medal Game
Montague Int. 38 vs Francois Buote 51
Tournament All Stars A Championship
Girls Shay Wood East Wiltshire #2 Jocelyn Rayner Athena Chloe Gallant Hernewood #1
Emma Palmer Hernewood #1 Kathleen Ryan Montague Int. Karyss MacDonald (MVP) Montague Int.
Boys Ethan Albert Miscouche Cole Gaudet Summerside Int. Sawyer Ryan Montague Int. Landen Acorn Montague Int. Caleb Gagne Francois Buote Jeremie Boutilier (MVP) Francois Buote
P.E.I.S.A.A Powerlifting Final Report 2018-19
Commissioner: Jerry Coady
Sport participation numbers:
Females: 33 Males: 38
Provincial Championship Site and Meet-Managers
Classification Site Meet Manager
Power lifting Westisle George Kinch
First Qualifier Our first qualifier was held at Ecole-Sur-Mer on Dec 4th 2018. This was the first time that Ecole-Sur-Mer held a qualifier and Mitchell Caissey and his team did a fantastic job. There were 17 male lifters and 15 female lifters. Schools that were represented were Westisle, Bluefield, Colonel Gray and Ecole-Sur-Mer. Judges for this event were John MacDonald, Jacob Sinnot and Justin Smith Tech guys were Anthony Yeo and Shaemus McDonald Spotters were Aditya Singh, Jaden Johnston and Will Seegers
Second Qualifier Our second qualifier was held at Montague Senior High on Feb 12th/2019. There were 30 male and 23 female lifters. A big thank you to Montague hosting again. They always do a fantastic job. Judges for the event were Jacob Sinnot, Justin Smith, and Tilman Gallant.
Spotters were Zach Conway, Will Seegers, Anthony Nendarto and Aditya Singh. Tech guys were Shaemus MacDonald and Anthony Yeo, great job guys. Devin Clayton completed the results to be sent out. Busy day but everything went smooth as always. Good form for the majority of lifters and a safe event.
2019 Provincials Another great Provincials were held at Westisle with 38 male lifters and 33 female lifters competing. The day went very quickly with lots of great lifts and many personal bests. Top male teams were first Westisle , second Montague and third Bluefield. Top female teams were first Westisle and second Ecole Sur Mer. Congratulations to Westisle on a great year. Overall male Wilks was Dawson Richard from Westisle with 322.11 and top female Wilks was Emily Arsenault from Ecole Sur Mer with 325.85. Schools in attendance were Grey, TOSH, Montague, Kinkora, Souris, Bluefield, Westisle and Ecole Sur Mer. Thank you to everyone who supported this event and Thank you to Westisle for hosting. -Jerry to speak to Darryl and Phil B in sept re payment of judges and spotters. Another very good year with Kinkora and Souris back participating. Thank you to everyone who helped out with this great sport. Jerry Coady, Commissioner.
PEISAA Gymnastics Final Report 2019 Commissioner: Paul Goguen
1. Sport Participation Numbers Individual Sports: Male Female Pre-Novice 43 88 Novice 37 84 Bantam 4 27 Intermediate 1 11 85 210 Total Participants: 295
2. Provincial Championship Site and Meet Managers Classification Site Manager All Classifications Kensington Int. Senior High Paul Goguen
3. Provincial Champions School Coach Pre-Novice Boys Spring Park Elementary Keenan Maddix Pre-Novice Girls LM Montgomery Elementary Leisa Nogler Novice Boys LM Montgomery Elementary Leisa Nigler Novice Girls LM Montgomery Elementary Leisa Nogler Bantam Boys No team Bantam Girls Summerside Intermediate Intermediate Boys No team Intermediate Girls Montague Intermediate Jerry Traer
4. General Comments The 2019 school gymnastics season ended on Saturday, February 9th with the PEI School Athletic Association Provincial Gymnastics Championship at the Kensington Intermediate Senior High School. The championship was hosted by the St. Louis Elementary School. Provincial team titles: Pre-Novice Boys- Spring Park Elementary, Pre-Novice Girls L M Montgomery Elementary, Novice Boys LM Montgomery Elementary, Novice Girls LM Montgomery Elementary ,Bantam Girls Summerside Intermediate, Intermediate Girls Montague Intermediate. Individual awards were also given to the top six vault /floor routines and top ten all around. A total of 295 gymnasts participated at this year’s event. This was a decrease of 19 gymnasts from last year. The biggest decrease was Pre Novice Boys 6. We had a total of 26 different schools from across PEI participate including 1 new schools, École Saint Augustin. On Saturday morning the competition started at 9:00 am and finished ahead of time. A total of 131 gymnasts participated with 88 Pre-Novice Girls and 43 Pre-Novice Boys. Decrease of 9 gymnasts from last year. On Saturday afternoon, another big crowd watched 121 gymnasts perform in the Novice boys and Novice girl’s categories, (Novice boys 37 and 84 Novice girls). Decrease of 7 gymnasts from last year. This competition finished 30 minutes over the schedule time. The late afternoon competition had a total of 43 gymnasts participate in Bantam Boys/ Girls, and Intermediate Boys/Girls and Senior categories, 4 Bantam Boys, 27 Bantam Girls,11 Intermediate Girls and 1 Intermediate Boy. This was a decrease of 4 from last year. For the third year in a row all 9 categories performed a Jump to Handspring onto a raised mat surface; fall to straight lying position on the back. Pre Novice 28” high and the Novice to Senior 36” Some school are still having challenges getting mats to reach the 36” height at their schools. It still remains the safest vault to perform for our school athletes. The SAA also gave out the new ribbons this year and the coaches were pleased that all athletes receiving ribbons went home with their awards. We had a few ties for medals but we were able to use leftover from another category. All information and results were posted in the Guardian and the Journal. The media coverage before and after was good. All results were circulated to all the media, schools and on our SAA website within days of our championship. We had a total of 461 paid spectators. This was a decrease of 33 from last year total. We also charged $ 3.00 admission with no apparent complaints from spectators.
Our computer program which calculated the results came through for us again. Within minutes of the end of both competitions, the results were handed out. I would like to thank Brian Alain once again for helping us with the results and registration. I would like to say a special thank you to Phil Bridges our new SAA School Sport Coordinator for his great support leading up to the championship and all day Saturday at KISH. He stayed all day and helped out with the awards and PR for the SAA. ADL was announced several times as our new Title Sponsor for Gymnastics at the competition site and in our news release. The papers decided to cut out the ADL name in the provincial title in my write up. I would also like to thank Principal Donald Mulligan and Jonathon McAvinn for all their help and continuous support. Thank you for allowing us to use your fine facility to host our Provincial Championship. It is very much appreciated. Also that you to Rob Connell for his continuous help with securing our custodians for Saturday. We can’t forget PEI School milk Foundation for their continuous support and of course for the free chocolate milk for all the competitors. Thank you to all the Unit managers for hosting their own zone competitions and sending me all the results on time. It was greatly appreciated. It’s always a pleasure to work with such dedicated professionals. Great job!
2018-19 PEISAA Wrestling Final Commissioner’s Report
Commissioner – Megan Morrison
1. General Comments The 2019 PEISAA Wrestling Championships were held on Saturday, April 27th at Birchwood. The venue was ideal. A switch was made to have the event on one day and it worked out very well. The on-mat official situation was strong and matches ran smoothly, without issue. The officials went out of their way to ensure the athletes were safe and interacted w/ the athletes, allowing them to feel at ease. One again, there were no injuries that we were made aware of. Sports Centre Physio continues to provide top notch care each year. Our minor officials, score keepers, timers and hosts allowed for a very smoothly run event. Volunteers run this sport and, as commissioner and coach, I can’t thank them enough. I was very pleased with the flow of the event in our new venue this year at Birchwood. With one mat being housed already at Birchwood and one close by at Colonel Gray, the set up / tear down was quite easy. Participation numbers at the intermediate stayed about the same. We had no Senior High athletes. We hoped to have Gulf Shore back this year but that didn’t happen. There continues to be a keen interest in developing a Pre-Novice division and including them at an age appropriate level of competition in PEISAA competition. Coaches did an excellent job of communicating w/ me re: athletes who would not be able to attend provincials in advance; however, there were too many no-shows with no notice. This causes a great deal of stress for the drawmaster. There was a slight delay for the afternoon session, as the notice was only given a few minutes before the tournament was set to start. The biggest change this year was switching from weight classes to grouped weights. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive. The main challenge is for the draw – because groupings are very intentionally made, if someone doesn’t show up, it’s possible their opponent could be grouped elsewhere, but that is not possible to do at the last minute. The biggest challenge continues to be developing the Intermediate / senior high school category. Having a teacher / coach w/in the school seems to determine the longevity and success of a program and helps to retain athletes. Athena and Birchwood have become large, strong teams. Unfortunately, when that
teacher leaves the school, the program stops. Wrestlers from Summerside and Montague continued on with their season and competed in the Canada East Wrestling Festival, which was held in Orillia, ON.
PEISAA Badminton Final Report 2018-19
Name: Trevor Bridges Commissioner
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS
Individual Sports Male Female Novice 195 185 Bantam 155 140 Intermediate 100 90 Juvenile 40 42 Senior 60 54
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET MANAGER
Classification Site Manager 1. All Classifications Summerside Area Trevor Bridges
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification School Coach 1. Novice Boys Parkdale Brent McQuaid 2. Novice Girls Spring Park Keenan Maddix 3. Bantam Boys Birchwood Brad McVicar 4. Bantam Girls Queen Charlotte Beth Muggah Nick Perry 5. Intermediate Boys Vernon River Logan Roche 6. Intermediate Girls Ecole sur Mer Stephanie Collicutt 7. Juvenile Boys Gray Don Norman Mary Alisha Whalley Cheryl Tanton 8. Juvenile Girls Bluefield Marilao Woods Jessica Gallant 9. Senior Boys Three Oaks Neil Moore Dale MacDougall 10. Senior Girls Westisle Brett Corcoran
Jackie Perry 11. Mixed Doubles Westisle Brett Corcoran Jackie Perry
4. GENERAL COMMENTS
The PEISAA provincial badminton championships were held April 29th to May 4th. This year, 3 Summerside and area schools were used, along with Kinkora.
Championship titles in Novice, Bantam, Intermediate, Juvenile and Senior boys’ and girls’ categories were all up for grabs in singles, doubles and mixed play. Most of our Island schools were represented in zone playoffs, with the top two from the four zones advancing to the provincials in Novice, Bantam and Intermediate. In Juvenile, Senior and Mixed categories, there were East and West regional events to decide who went to Provincials.
In a very close Senior Mens’ final, Brandon Gaudet of Three Oaks outlasted Ethan Oliver of Westisle 21-19 and 29-27 to win the provincial title. Justin Caron from Three Oaks defeated Ben MacDougall of Three Oaks in another very close match, 21-18, 16-21 and 21-18 to claim the senior boys bronze medal. In doubles action, Colin Curran and Cam White of Montague (who lost in the finals last year) defeated Brandon Gaudet and Brandon Hastings of Three Oaks 21-19 and 21-18. The bronze medal was won by Colonel Gray. Jason Chen and Jason Yu defeated Justin Caron and Ben MacDougall 21- 18 and 21-16. With a first, third and fourth in singles and a second and fourth in doubles, Three Oaks won the Provincial Championship with 12 points.
In girls’ action, Gracyn Handrahan of Westisle defeated Lauren Lilly of Three Oaks to win the Senior Womens’ Provincial Championship. The scores of the games were 21-16 and 21-18. Madison McHugh of Westisle defeated Lexi Murphy of Kensington 21-10, 19-21 and 21-14 to claim the bronze medal in singles. In the doubles final, Gracyn Handrahan and Nikeda Sark of Westisle defeated Lauren Lilly and Ariana MacFarlane of Three Oaks 21-7 and 21-14. Natalie Caron and Gemma Thompson of Three Oaks defeated Alex McMonagle and Megan McCarron 21-16, 19-21 and 25-23 to claim the bronze medal. By winning both senior singles and doubles, along with a third in singles Westisle won the provincial championship with 12 points.
Senior Mixed Doubles champions this year are Jersey Noye and Ethan Oliver of Westisle. They defeated Morgan Jardine and Jack Munroe of Montague 21-18 and 21- 16. Noye and Oliver went 5-0 to win the championship. Olivia Phillips and Luke McCarville of Bluefield defeated Alex McMonagle of Rural 21-10 and 21-9 to win the bronze medal. Westisle wins the senior mixed provincial title with 5 points.
5. LEAGUE AND CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Novice Girls Singles 1. Sarah Lou, Stratford 2. Samantha Ostridge, Springpark 3. Emmalee McGuigan, Elm. St. 4. Jayden Boyko, Amherst Cove Novice Girls Doubles 1. Yiyi Peng/Samantha Ostridge, Spring Park 2. Kate Campbell/Hannah Whalen, Vernon River 3. Jayden Boyko/Brandie Warren, Amherst Cove 4. Ailah MacDonald/Madison Powell, Mt. Stewart
Provincial Champion – Spring Park, 8 points
Novice Boys Singles 1. Eddie Doyle, Tignish 2. Kayden Kelly, Parkdale 3. Jacob Denomme, Vernon River 4. Carson MacKenzie, Souris Novice Boys Doubles 1. Kayden Kelly/Ben Nogler, Parkdale 2. Jacob Donomme/Richard Chandler, Vernon River 3. Evan Mabey/Alex Curran, Stratford 4. Zach Connell/Caleb Gallant, Greenfield
Provincial Champion – Parkdale, 8 points
Bantam Girls Singles 1. Kendra Zhang, Queen Charlotte 2. Kimmy Chen, Birchwood 3. Chloe Gallant, Hernewood 4. Katelyn Brothers, Vernon River
Bantam Girls Doubles 1. Ivy Hu/Kendra Zhang, Queen Charlotte 2. Sydney Muttart/Erica Warren, Amherst Cove 3. Ella Collins/Avery Noye, Hernewood 4. Chloe Gallant/Hailey Williams, Hernewood Provincial Champion - Queen Charlotte, 10 points
Bantam Boys Singles 1. Carter Sigsworth, Birchwood 2. Luke Coughlin, Stonepark 3. Noah Farrell, Ecole sur Mer 4. Colby Hudson, Hernewood Bantam Boys Doubles 1. Mitchell Ford/Dominic Pineau, East Wiltshire 2. Evan Nicholson/Carter Sigsworth, Birchwood 3. Jonas Binkley/Zach Ellis, Summerside Int. 4. Caleb MacDonald/Thomas MacEachern, Montague Provincial Champion – Birchwood, 8 points
Intermediate Girls Singles 1. Tessa Larose, Ecole sur Mer 2. Ryanna Ryan, Evangeline 3. Brooke Robertson, Souris 4. Madison Annand, Hernewood
Intermediate Girls Doubles 1. Madison Annand/Aaliyah Lewis, Hernewood 2. Callie Chaisson/Brook Robertson, Souris Regional 3. Tessa Larose/Brianna Shortt, Ecole sur Mer 4. Ryanna Ryan/Leah MacIsaac, Evangeline Provincial Champions – Ecole sur Mer, 7 points
Intermediate Boys Singles 1. Spencer Gallant, Stonepark 2. Dylan MacLean, Vernon River 3. Reese Wyand, Gulf Shore 4. Wil Somers, Summerside Int.
Intermediate Boys Doubles 1. Dylan MacLean/James Wood, Vernon River 2. Aiden/Arsenault/Matt Hebert, Birchwood 3. Arnab Kundu/Wil Morrison, Queen Charlotte 4. Ryan MacKinnon/Wil Somers, Summerside Int.
Provincial Champions – Vernon River, 8 points
Juvenile Girls Singles 1. Karla McCallum, Gray 2. Hayden Ford, Bluefield 3. Tori McDonald, Bluefield 4. Maiya Schmidt, Ecole sur Mer Juvenile Girls Doubles 1. Hayden Ford/Tory MacDonald, Bluefield 2. Madi Gallant/Karla McCallum, Gray 3. Keely Dynment/Belle Gregory, Westisle 4. Maggie Murphy/Lacey White, Montague
Provincial Champion – Bluefield, 10 points
Juvenile Boys Singles 1. Alex Zhang, Rural 2. Xiao Chen, Gray 3. Jeremy Norman, Gray
Juvenile Boys Doubles 1. Jeremy Norman/Xiao Chen, Gray 2. Isaac Oliver/Chandler DesRoches, Westisle 3. Dylan Batchilder/Alex Zhang, Rural 4. Michael McRae/Jack Hackett, Westisle Provincial Champion – Colonel Gray, 10 points
Senior Women’s Singles 1. Gracyn Handrahan, Westisle 2. Lauren Lilly, Three Oaks 3. Madison McHugh, Westisle 4. Lexie Murphy, KISH Senior Women’s Doubles 1. Gracyn Handrahan/Nikeda Sark, Westisle 2. Lauren Lilly/Ariana MacFarlane, Three Oaks 3. Natalie Caron/Gemma Thompson, Three Oaks 4. Alex McMonagle/Megan McCarron, Rural Provincial Champion – Westisle, 12 points
Senior Men’s Singles 1. Brandon Gaudet, Three Oaks 2. Ethan Oliver, Westisle 3. Justin Caron, Three Oaks 4. Ben MacDougall, Three Oaks
Senior Men’s Doubles 1. Colin Curran/Cam White, Montague 2. Brandon Gaudet/Brandon Hastings, Three Oaks 3. Jason Chen/Jason Yu, Gray 4. Justin Caron/Ben MacDougall, Three Oaks
Provincial Champion – Three Oaks, 12 points
Senior Mixed Doubles 1. Jersey Noye/Ethan Oliver, Westisle 2. Morgan Jardine/Jack Munroe, Montague 3. Olivia Phillips/Luke McCarville, Bluefield 4. Alex McMonagle/Emmett Lyons, Rural Provincial Champion – Westisle, 5 points
SPRING SPORT REPORTS
PEISAA Rugby Commissioner’s Final Report 2019
Name: Ryan Lloyd, Commissioner
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS
Senior Men – ~210 Senior Women – ~220
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND SITE MANAGER
Classification Site Manager Senior A Men/Women UPEI Phil Bridges/Ryan Lloyd Senior AAA Men/Women UPEI Phil Bridges/Ryan Lloyd
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification School Coaches Senior A Women Colonel Gray Alex Field, Tessa Hood, Madeline Campbell Senior A Men Bluefield Darryl Boudreau, Logan Lewis Senior AAA Women Charlottetown Rural Ryan Lloyd, Sidney Corrigan, Bella Walsh Senior AAA Men Three Oaks James Voye, Lucas Beaulieu
4. GENERAL COMMENTS
The spring of 2019 was yet another successful rugby season on PEI. Male and female student- athletes from across the Island competed in both the A and AAA divisions. Players, coaches, referees, and Athletic directors put in hours of hard work to produce some of the highest caliber junior rugby in our region. A special thank you goes to Phil Bridges, School Sport Coordinator, for his front line support and administrative guidance this year. Also, thank you to Anthony Scott, as Referee Assignor. Another thank you goes to the UPEI Athletic Department – specifically Stephanie Knickle-Currie, Leigh Read, and Chris Huggan - for allowing us to host all our championships at their site. Thank you to Walter MacEwen, as well, for his work to keep the PEISAA website updated, the submission of scores to media outlets, and the determination of league all stars. There are many other people who are very important to the continued success of high school rugby on PEI and I thank them as well. Prior to the first games this year, we had a series of learning sessions that were implemented. A World Rugby level 1 coaching course was put on by the PEI Rugby Union in conjunction with Rugby Canada. This was attended by over 20 of our coaches! Secondly, our coaches were required to complete two online training modules: World Rugby’s Rugby Ready and NCCP’s Making Headway. Lastly, we had a mandatory Safe Rugby session for our coaches. During these sessions, we had a presentation on concussions by Kyle Robertson from UPEI’s Concussion Awareness Program. We had 53 coaches attend this session and complete the online training. This season, we made a change in our A league by switching from 8s to 7s. This was done so as to align or league with World Rugby (7s is played all across the world, 8s is not played anywhere else). The change was made fairly seamless with the help of our coaches and referees. As with every other year, the change in the on-field product from the first games to the last games was incredible. The major advancements the players make in skill, teamwork, and understand is very impressive. I continue to be very pleased with our use of the A league as a development league. With rugby being a contact sport, I feel it is important to have a lot of space for the players to use. This space allows coaches and referees to
focus on sportsmanship and safety because there are fewer contact situations per game that the 15s version. Both A leagues were quite competitive all season. In the A women’s final, Colonel Gray beat Colonel Gray by a single try. In the men’s final, for possibly the first time ever, we had an all-Bluefield final where Bluefield 2 beat Bluefield 1. In our women’s AA game, Colonel Gray got their first win of the season with a win over Westisle. In the AA men’s game, Westisle held off a much-improved Montague side. In the AAA women’s league, Three Oaks and Charlottetown Rural were both dominant, which led to a fantastic championship where Charlottetown Rural won by a single point after scoring a penalty kick with two minutes remaining. The AAA men’s division had 5 highly competitive teams this year. The final came right down to the wire with Three Oaks winning by 3 points on the final play of the game. As a final comment, I would like to thank the Department of Education and the PEISAA for continuing to support high school rugby. With the temporary removal or rugby from the high schools in Nova Scotia this spring, it was very nice to have the support of our governing bodies. Rugby is a sport that is empowering and exciting. It is welcoming to people from all walks of life and I am always happy to be a part of PEI rugby. Thank you to everyone for your continued work to make high school rugby a success.
5. FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS
A Men Team GP Wins Losses Pts For Pts Against +/- Bluefield 1 8 6 2 147 58 91 Three Oaks 8 6 2 154 120 34 Bluefield 2 8 5 3 127 85 42 Colonel Gray 8 2 6 79 154 -75 Rural 8 1 7 100 190 -90
A Women Team GP Wins Losses Pts For Pts Against +/- Three Oaks 8 7 1 200 86 114 Colonel Gray 8 6 2 179 115 64 Bluefield 8 4 4 116 114 2 Rural 1 8 3 5 136 119 17 Rural 2 8 0 8 71 268 -197
AAA Men Team GP Wins Losses Pts For Pts Against +/- Three Oaks 5 5 0 162 30 132 Bluefield 5 4 1 121 64 57 Rural 5 3 2 106 62 44 Colonel Gray 5 2 3 64 85 -21 Westisle 5 1 4 56 77 -21 Montague 5 0 5 17 208 -191
AAA Women Team GP Wins Losses Pts For Pts Against +/- Three Oaks 5 5 0 209 39 170
Rural 5 4 1 128 78 50 Bluefield 5 3 2 106 118 -12 Montague 5 2 3 91 115 -24 Westisle 5 1 4 49 109 -60 Colonel Gray 5 0 5 40 164 -124
6. LEAGUE ALL STARS
A Men A Women Ben Coles Bluefield 2 Christian Desreux Bluefield 2 Brandon Proude Bluefield 2 Patrick Duguay Bluefield 1 Sam Murphy Bluefield 1 Thomas Yeo Bluefield 1 Michael Friesen Three Oaks Landon Gallant Three Oaks Reilly Goeseels Three Oaks Did Not Receive Jack Reilly Three Oaks Augustin Penagos Ortiz Colonel Gray Jesse Robertson Colonel Gray Noah Zelin-Ops Colonel Gray Carson Harding Charlottetown Rural Tyler Kennedy Charlottetown Rural Alex McCarron Charlottetown Rural
AAA Men AAA Women Ethan Beaulieu Three Oaks Maddy Cogswell Charlottetown Rural Caleb Dawson Three Oaks Casey Currie Charlottetown Rural Stephen Smallwood Three Oaks Mia Fradsham Charlottetown Rural Dexter Stewart Three Oaks Julia Freeburn Charlottetown Rural Chad Harris Bluefield Amber Dyer Three Oaks David Sato Bluefield Madison Kelly-Maund Three Oaks Nick Trainor Bluefield Ariana MacFarlane Three Oaks Ian Kerr Colonel Gray Jordan Power Three Oaks Andrew Crane Colonel Gray Olivia Shaw Three Oaks Teddy Robbins Colonel Gray Caitlyn McCloskey Bluefield Isaiah Dean Charlottetown Rural Louisa McMurrer Bluefield
Kieran Gallant Charlottetown Rural Emily McQuaid Bluefield Keegan Mitchell Charlottetown Rural Abby Hameline Montague Thomas Shea Westisle Allison Vandaele Montague Hunter Wight Montague Lauren Harper Colonel Gray Kiera McKendrick Westisle
7. CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Senior A Women – Semi Finals Three Oaks vs. Charlottetown Rural 1 22 - 5 Colonel Gray vs. Bluefield 34 - 15 Bronze Medal Game Bluefield vs. Charlottetown Rural 1 34 - 5 Championship Game Colonel Gray vs. Three Oaks 24 - 17
Senior A Men – Semi Finals Bluefield 1 vs. Colonel Gray 26 - 0 Bluefield 2 vs. Three Oaks 17 - 10 Bronze Medal Game Three Oaks vs. Colonel Gray 29 - 27 Championship Game Bluefield 2 vs. Bluefield 1 17 - 5
Senior AAA Women – Semi Finals Three Oaks vs. Montague 53 - 0 Charlottetown Rural vs. Bluefield 29 - 21 “AA” Game Colonel Gray vs. Westisle 19 - 10 Bronze Medal Game Bluefield vs. Montague 22 - 0 Championship Game – Charlottetown Rural vs. Three Oaks 20 - 19
Senior AAA Men - Semi Finals Three Oaks vs. Colonel Gray 34 - 12 Bluefield vs. Charlottetown Rural 22 - 14 “AA” Game Westisle vs. Montague 31 - 17 Bronze Medal Game – Colonel Gray vs. Charlottetown Rural 23 - 14 Championship Game – Three Oaks vs. Bluefield 20 - 17
PEISAA Triathlon Final Report 2018-2019
Commissioners: Cheryl Tanton and CJ Studer ** Was not held due to scheduling issues
2018-19 PEISAA Track and Field Final Report
Commissioner : Esther Hovingh
1. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET MANAGER Classification Site Manager
All Classifications Alumni Canada Games Place Esther Hovingh
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification School Novice Boys Spring Park Elementary Novice Girls Stratford Elementary Bantam Boys East Wiltshire Bantam Girls Hernwood Intermediate Boys Queen Charlotte Intermediate Girls East Wiltshire Juvenile Boys Colonel Gray Juvenile Girls Colonel Gray Senior Boys Colonel Gray Senior Girls Colonel Gray
3. GENERAL COMMENTS
Twenty Four new records were set at the PEISAA provincial track and field meet held at the Alumni Canada Games Place at UPEI on May 31/June 1, 2019 under beautiful sunny skies.
New Records 1. Men 1500 Meter Run Senior 4:08.64 6/1/2019 Jeremy Neuffer – Charlottetown Rural 2. Men 4x100 Meter Relay Senior 45.93 6/1/2019 Colonel Gray - Colonel Gray
3. Women 60 Meter Dash Novice 8.62 6/24/2019 Maiya Chaudhary - Stratford Elem
4. Men 60 Meter Dash Novice 8.64 6/1/2019 Yasu Hojo - Spring Park
5. Women 80 Meter Dash Bantam 10.70 6/1/2019 Leah Campbell - East Wiltshire 6. Women 150 Meter Dash Novice 20.89 6/1/2019 Maiya Chaudhary - Stratford El
7. Men 150 Meter Dash Novice 20.91 6/1/2019 Yasu Hojo - Spring Park
8. Women 150 Meter Dash Bantam 19.74 6/1/2019 Leah Campbell - East Wiltshire 9. Women High Jump Novice 1.39m 2019 Maiya Chaudhary/Bukky Olanrewaju -Stratford/West Roy 10. Men Triple Jump Bantam 11.30m 6/1/2019 Kiefer Thompson – Athena 11. Women 200 Meter Dash Juvenile 27.29 6/1/2019 Katie Douglas - Colonel Gray 13. Women 4x100 Meter Relay Juvenile 53.65 6/1/2019 Colonel Gray - Colonel Gray
14. Men 4x100 Meter Relay Juvenile 47.73 6/1/2019 Charlottetown Rural
15. Women 4x400 Meter Relay Juvenile 4:40.04 5/31/2019 Colonel Gray
16. Men 4x400 Meter Relay Juvenile 4:01.05 5/31/2019 Colonel Gray 17. Men High Jump Juvenile 1.75m 6/1/2019 Jeremy Norman - Colonel Gray
18. Women Long Jump Juvenile 4.92m 5/31/2019 Jenna O'Neill - Bluefield Hi
19. Men Long Jump Juvenile 5.73m 5/31/2019 Chandler Desroches – Westisle
20. Women Triple Jump Juvenile 10.20m 5/17/2019 Jenna O'Neill – Bluefield
21. Men Triple Jump Juvenile 12.25m 6/1/2019 Jeremy Norman - Colonel Gray
22. Women Discus Throw Juvenile 29.73m 5/31/2019 Anna Paquet - Grace Christian 23. Men Discus Throw Juvenile 47.21m 5/31/2019 Thomas Yeo - Bluefield Hi 24. Men Javelin Throw Juvenile 46.77m 5/17/2019 Thomas Yeo – Bluefield
4. RESULTS
Photo finish timing malfunction in the following events: novice boys 1000m, Intermediate boys 100m preliminary, intermediate boys 300m, Juvenile women’s 100 preliminary and Juvenile men’s preliminary.
Women 60 Meter Dash Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 8.62 6/24/2019 Maiya Chaudhary, Stratford Elem Name Year Team Seed Prelims H# ======Preliminaries 1 Chaudhary, Maiya Stratford El 8.62 8.69q 1 2 Macvicar, Lilly West Kent El 9.22 9.00q 1 3 Boyko, Jaedyn Amherst Cove 9.29 9.03q 2 4 Campbell, Rachael Eliot River 9.05 9.06q 1 5 Macinnes, Mia Evangeline 9.63 9.24q 1 6 Burden, Alana O'Leary 9.53 9.26q 2
7 Powell, Madison Mt. Stewart 9.41 9.34q 2 8 Deagle, Alissa Athena 9.69 9.36q 2 9 Harper, Rebecca St. Louis 9.61 9.42 2 10 Nielsen, Maria Montague Con 9.50 9.54 1 11 MacDonald, Lyla Souris Regio 9.48 9.57 1 12 Coggins, Gwendolyn Queen Elizabeth 9.70 9.57 1 13 Campbell, Kate Vernon River 8.94 9.65 2 14 Monkley, Lauryn Greenfield 9.65 9.67 2 15 Noye, Dani Ellerslie 9.63 10.07 1
Women 60 Meter Dash Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 8.62 6/24/2019 Maiya Chaudhary, Stratford Elem Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 Chaudhary, Maiya Stratford El 8.69 8.64 2 Macvicar, Lilly West Kent El 9.00 8.99 3 Boyko, Jaedyn Amherst Cove 9.03 9.07 4 Campbell, Rachael Eliot River 9.06 9.10 5 Macinnes, Mia Evangeline 9.24 9.18 6 Burden, Alana O'Leary 9.26 9.35 7 Powell, Madison Mt. Stewart 9.34 9.39 8 Deagle, Alissa Athena 9.36 9.42
Women 150 Meter Dash Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 20.89 6/1/2019 Maiya Chaudhary, Stratford El Name Year Team Seed Prelims H# ======Preliminaries 1 Chaudhary, Maiya Stratford El 21.25 * 20.89q 1 2 Macvicar, Lilly West Kent El 23.31 22.01q 1 3 Campbell, Kate Vernon River 22.57 22.59q 2 4 Kilbride, Iyla Elm Street 24.71 22.69q 2 5 Ellis, Ava Montague Con 24.07 23.04q 2 6 Harper, Rebecca St. Louis 24.52 23.24q 2 7 Evans, Alexis Parkside 25.57 23.30q 1 8 Boyko, Jaedyn Amherst Cove 24.28 23.33q 1 9 MacDonald, Lyla Souris Regio 23.56 23.33 2 10 Macguigan, Emmalee Elm Street 24.83 23.58 1 11 Noye, Dani Ellerslie 25.34 24.49 2 12 Naddy, Gabrielle Vernon River 24.13 24.54 1 13 Hardy, Ashley Bloomfield 25.32 24.64 2 14 Gard, Mary Anne Bloomfield 25.10 25.10 1
Women 150 Meter Dash Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 20.89 6/1/2019 Maiya Chaudhary, Stratford El Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 Chaudhary, Maiya Stratford El 20.89 20.97 2 Macvicar, Lilly West Kent El 22.01 22.23 3 Boyko, Jaedyn Amherst Cove 23.33 22.68 4 Campbell, Kate Vernon River 22.59 22.76 5 Harper, Rebecca St. Louis 23.24 23.32
6 Evans, Alexis Parkside 23.30 23.45 7 Kilbride, Iyla Elm Street 22.69 23.53 8 Ellis, Ava Montague Con 23.04 23.72
Women 600 Meter Run Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 1:47.31 3/7/2016 Ria Johnston, Spring Park Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Johnston, Keili West Kent El 2:07.84 2:00.46 2 Monkley, Lauryn Greenfield 2:09.12 2:01.70 3 Ostridge, Samantha Spring Park 2:10.45 2:02.95 4 Shi, Emily Grace Christian 2:08.13 2:04.03 5 Augustine, Charli Ellerslie 2:17.82 2:09.18 6 Johnston, Alivia Greenfield 2:09.85 2:10.36 7 Kelly, Drew Ellerslie 2:18.18 2:12.18 8 Murphy, Abby Queen Elizabeth 2:14.41 2:13.04 9 Matheson, Makenzee Queen Elizabeth 2:16.97 2:14.98 10 Skrynsky, Hannah Cardigan School 2:15.55 2:17.58 11 Enman, Shiane Vernon River 2:15.95 2:18.08 12 Macphee, Kate Souris Regio 2:20.72 2:18.28 13 MacDonald, Brayah Montague Con 2:22.24 2:18.44 14 Gard, Mary Anne Bloomfield 2:28.49 2:19.15 15 Noye, Kenley Bloomfield 2:26.40 2:32.04
Women 1000 Meter Run Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 3:32.01 5/7/2015 Sophie Peterson, West Kent El Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Ostridge, Samantha Spring Park 3:49.19 3:40.33 2 Johnston, Alivia Greenfield 3:54.60 3:44.16 3 Leclair, Sophie Eliot River 3:59.33 3:47.90 4 Powell, Madison Mt. Stewart 3:58.72 3:48.99 5 Purdy, Paige Queen Elizabeth 4:21.54 3:51.73 6 Wood, Kate Donagh Regio 4:04.09 3:56.58 7 Dingwell, Abby École La Bel 4:06.49 3:58.31 8 Murphy, Abby Queen Elizabeth 4:04.92 3:59.19 9 Gard, Mary Anne Bloomfield 4:14.63 4:05.91 10 Noye, Kenley Bloomfield 4:16.00 4:08.70 11 Macphee, Kate Souris Regio 4:21.31 4:09.65 12 Mackendrick, Katelyn Ellerslie 4:27.00 4:15.73 13 Bernard, Harlie Athena 4:42.51 4:33.28
Women 4x100 Meter Relay Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 58.90 2/7/2017 Stratford Elementary Scho, Stratford E Team Seed Finals ======1 Vernon River Consolidated 'A' 1:02.23 1:02.47 2 Elm Street 'A' 1:04.08 1:03.34 3 Englewood Consolidated Sc 'A' 1:03.46 4 Athena 'A' 1:04.95 1:03.67 5 Montague Consolidated Sch 'A' 1:03.54 1:03.93 6 Sherwood Elementary Schoo 'A' 1:02.38 1:03.95 7 Evangeline 'A' 1:08.88 1:05.48 8 Bloomfield 'A' 1:08.22 1:06.22
Women High Jump Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 1.39m 2019 Maiya Chaudhary/Bukky/olanrewaju, Stra Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Olanrewaju, Bukky West Royalty 1.39m 1.33m 2 Chaudhary, Maiya Stratford El 1.39m 1.30m 3 Mackinnon, Isabelle West Kent El 1.28m J1.30m 4 Arsenault, Chloé École Saint 1.20m J1.30m 5 Evans, Alexis Parkside 1.15m 1.25m 5 Pineau, Mischa Athena 1.20m 1.25m 7 Kilbride, Iyla Elm Street 1.28m 1.18m 7 McNeill, Bella Southern Kin 1.20m 1.18m 7 Sweeney, Ellen École La Bel 1.25m 1.18m 7 Coggins, Gwendolyn Queen Elizabeth 1.15m 1.18m 7 Noye, Dani Ellerslie 1.15m 1.18m 7 Augustine, Charli Ellerslie 1.15m 1.18m 7 Macwilliams, Kari-Lee Bloomfield 1.10m 1.18m 7 Macinnes, Mia Evangeline 1.23m 1.18m 15 Dingwell, Abby École La Bel 1.20m 1.10m 15 MacKenzie, Savanna Souris Regio 1.18m 1.10m
Women Long Jump Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 4.49m 1985 Krista Munroe, Montague Jr High Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Newson, Alex Stratford El 3.57m 4.03m 2 Fergusson, Minhee Francois Buote 3.69m 3.92m 3 Trainor, Solen Sherwood Ele 3.62m J3.92m 4 Boyko, Jaedyn Amherst Cove 3.70m 3.85m 5 Monkley, Lauryn Greenfield 3.75m 3.81m 6 Campbell, Rachael Eliot River 3.55m 3.74m 7 Kilbride, Iyla Elm Street 3.65m 3.59m 8 Powell, Madison Mt. Stewart 3.50m 3.55m 9 Pineau, Mischa Athena 3.85m 3.50m 10 Hardy, Ashley Bloomfield 3.85m 3.47m 11 Sweeney, Ellen École La Bel 3.45m 3.42m 12 MacDonald, Maddy Cardigan School 3.46m 3.38m 13 Burden, Alana O'Leary 3.50m 3.22m 13 MacDonald, Ailah Mt. Stewart 3.33m 3.22m 15 Rennie, Ava Alberton 3.72m 2.94m 16 MacCallum, Olivia O'Leary 3.50m 2.77m
Women Shot Put Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 9.66m 2007 Sydney Moore, Rollo Bay Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Jenkins, Mariah Spring Park 6.68m 7.47m 2 Macguigan, Emmalee Elm Street 7.59m 7.19m 3 Hardy, Taylor Evangeline 7.90m 7.13m 4 Arsenault, Samantha Evangeline 7.20m 6.89m 5 Lowe, Olivia Montague Con 6.46m 6.87m 6 Robertson, Carlee Montague Con 6.20m 6.78m 7 Decourcey, Keira Athena 6.30m 6.58m 8 MacCallum, Olivia O'Leary 7.10m 6.55m
9 Brothers, Madelyn Vernon River 5.99m 6.47m 10 Birung, Jessanne Spring Park 6.70m 6.45m 11 Coggins, Gwendolyn Queen Elizabeth 6.40m 6.39m 12 Macquarrie, Lia Englewood Co 6.50m 6.30m 13 Nielsen, Allie Montague Con 6.00m 6.17m 14 Pot, Ariah Eliot River 6.50m 6.04m
Women 80 Meter Dash Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 10.70 6/1/2019 Leah Campbell, East Wiltshi Name Year Team Seed Prelims H# ======Preliminaries 1 Campbell, Leah East Wiltshi 10.81 * 10.70q 1 2 Lund, Sadie Birchwood In 11.21q 1 3 Poggio, Katie Montague Int 11.67 11.28q 2 4 Neale, Avery Birchwood In 11.35 11.35q 2 5 Perry, Savannah Hernwood 11.86 11.44q 2 6 Costain, Kira Hernwood 11.52 11.64q 1 7 Noye, Katie Grace Summerside Inter 12.04 11.67q 1 8 Jones, Sarah Mt. Stewart 11.82 11.68q 1 9 Chapman, Renée École La Bel 11.74 11.76 2 10 Shields, Jorja Pierre Chaisson 12.12 11.78 1 11 Trimble, Madeline Montague Int 11.81 11.78 1 12 Pomeroy, Ava Summerside Inter 12.43 11.79 2 13 Ramsay, Ella Athena 12.83 11.98 1 14 Studer, Deirdre Athena 12.54 12.05 2
Women 80 Meter Dash Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 10.70 6/1/2019 Leah Campbell, East Wiltshi Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 Campbell, Leah East Wiltshi 10.70 10.80 2 Neale, Avery Birchwood In 11.35 11.38 3 Poggio, Katie Montague Int 11.28 11.43 4 Maybe, Alanna Birchwood In 11.47 5 Perry, Savannah Hernwood 11.44 11.67 6 Costain, Kira Hernwood 11.64 11.77 7 Noye, Katie Grace Summerside Inter 11.67 11.84 8 Jones, Sarah Mt. Stewart 11.68 11.85
Women 150 Meter Dash Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 19.74 6/1/2019 Leah Campbell, East Wiltshi Name Year Team Seed Prelims H# ======Preliminaries 1 Campbell, Leah East Wiltshi 20.09 * 19.74q 1 2 Lund, Sadie Birchwood In 22.71 21.34q 1 3 Campbell, Kara Montague Int 21.96 21.49q 2 4 Collins, Ella Hernwood 22.07 21.72q 2 5 Noye, Katie Grace Summerside Inter 23.28 21.89q 1 6 Costain, Kira Hernwood 22.98 22.23q 2 7 Barry, Raeanne Morell Elementary 22.32 22.27q 1 8 Chapman, Renée École La Bel 22.85 22.48q 2
9 Jones, Sarah Mt. Stewart 22.55 22.59 2 10 Ramsay, Tessa Summerside Inter 24.70 22.86 2 11 Ramsay, Ella Athena 25.25 23.50 2 12 Noonan, Makiya Athena 26.33 23.76 1
Women 150 Meter Dash Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 19.74 6/1/2019 Leah Campbell, East Wiltshi Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 Campbell, Leah East Wiltshi 19.74 19.95 2 Poggio, Katie Montague Int 21.55 3 Collins, Ella Hernwood 21.72 21.74 4 Lund, Sadie Birchwood In 21.34 21.80 5 Noye, Katie Grace Summerside Inter 21.89 22.13 6 Chapman, Renée École La Bel 22.48 22.35 7 Costain, Kira Hernwood 22.23 22.36
Women 800 Meter Run Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 2:35.22 2002 Kelly MacDonald, Southern Kings Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Perry, Savannah Hernwood 2:58.00 2:45.99 2 Taylor, Kristyn Summerside Inter 2:59.99 2:49.64 3 Brown, Madison Summerside Inter 2:52.87 2:51.37 4 Quigley, Emma Gulf Shore C 3:05.01 2:53.61 5 Macwilliams, Karlee East Wiltshi 2:54.76 2:55.87 6 Gordon, Cassie Montague Int 2:50.99 3:00.01 7 Collins, Ella Hernwood 3:04.13 3:02.09 8 Rayner, Jocelyn Athena 3:30.81 3:22.64 9 Dyer, Maddy Athena 3:29.43 3:29.41
Women 1200 Meter Run Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 4:14.29 2/7/2017 Sophie Peterson, Queen Charlo Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Perry, Savannah Hernwood 4:33.03 4:17.41 2 McAlduff, Bree Summerside Inter 4:24.07 4:22.98 3 Brown, Madison Summerside Inter 4:34.12 4:26.45 4 Ramsay, Mackenzie East Wiltshi 4:30.70 4:33.85 5 Quigley, Emma Gulf Shore C 4:40.55 4:38.03 6 Gordon, Cassie Montague Int 4:56.60 4:41.74 7 Jelley, Carys Grace Christian 4:38.37 4:43.35 8 Peters, Abby Kensington Int S 4:57.13 4:44.43 9 Rennie, Erin Hernwood 5:12.06 4:50.93 10 Dyer, Maddy Athena 5:11.29 5:09.64 11 Dunn, Sara Morell Elementary 5:43.41 5:22.39
Women 4x100 Meter Relay Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 54.50 1985 , Kensington Team Seed Finals ======1 Birchwood Intermediate Sc 'A' 54.30 57.50 2 East Wiltshire School 'A' 54.70 57.62 3 Hernwood 'A' 1:00.62 58.36 4 Montague Intermediate Sch 'A' 59.89 59.81 5 Summerside Intermediate 'A' 1:00.17 59.97 6 École La Belle Cloche 'A' 1:00.76 1:00.76 7 Athena 'A' 1:01.75 1:02.55 8 Callaghan 'A' 1:04.12 1:04.66
Women High Jump Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 1.50m 3/7/2016 Anna Bernard, Athena Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Zakem, Victoria Queen Charlo 1.38m 1.36m 2 Peters, Abby Kensington Int S 1.43m J1.36m 3 Trivers, Annika Gulf Shore C 1.38m 1.35m 4 McLellan, Jorja Hernwood 1.29m 1.33m 5 Chapman, Renée École La Bel 1.30m 1.30m 6 Creed, Kadin Montague Int 1.30m J1.30m 7 Acorn, Carly Queen Charlo 1.35m 1.25m 8 Barry, Raeanne Morell Elementary 1.20m 1.20m 8 Woodside, Haven Kensington Int S 1.20m 1.20m 10 London, Grace Southern Kin 1.25m J1.20m
Women Long Jump Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 4.85m 1975 Ivy Clark, Kensington Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Gallant, Emily Queen Charlo 4.45m 4.54m 2 LeClair, Karly Callaghan 3.99m 4.22m 3 Chong, Ashley Grace Christian 4.23m 4.21m 4 Walsh, Brooke Birchwood In 3.98m 4.14m 5 Peters, Abby Kensington Int S 3.96m 3.99m 6 Collins, Ella Hernwood 3.82m 3.93m 7 Macphee, Rayna École La Bel 3.89m 3.86m 8 Costain, Kira Hernwood 4.10m 3.83m 9 Hardy, Ardyn Summerside Inter 3.73m 3.77m 10 McCue, Lani Callaghan 3.32m 3.75m 11 Crockett, Alina Birchwood In 4.12m 3.69m 12 Townshend, Bailey Souris Regio 3.60m 3.67m 13 Studer, Deirdre Athena 3.87m 3.63m 14 McNeill, Drew Southern Kin 3.54m 3.44m 15 Pollock, Brittany Mt. Stewart 3.35m 3.25m
Women Triple Jump Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 10.29m 2010 Fallon Gaudet, MECallaghan Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Gallant, Emily Queen Charlo 8.80m 9.35m 2 Smallman, Jazzlyn Hernwood 8.71m 8.63m 3 Studer, Deirdre Athena 7.93m 8.60m 4 Trivers, Annika Gulf Shore C 8.35m 8.55m 5 Jeffery, Skyla Hernwood 8.51m 8.41m 6 LeClair, Karly Callaghan 7.80m 8.36m 7 Hill, Jesee Summerside Inter 8.30m 8.21m 8 Maccaull, Allie Miscouche 7.95m 8.20m 9 Ramsay, Mackenzie East Wiltshi 8.35m 7.85m 10 Sharpe, Claire Athena 6.80m 7.69m 11 McNeill, Drew Southern Kin 7.61m 7.62m 12 Richard, Cyriah Callaghan 7.14m 7.37m
Women Shot Put Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 10.28m 1/7/2018 Vanessa Keefe, Queen Charlo Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Brothers, Katelyn Vernon River 8.40m 8.36m 2 James, Kyra Hernwood 8.72m 8.06m 3 MacKenzie, Mia Souris Regio 8.40m 7.92m 4 Simpson, Madison Evangeline 7.74m 7.82m 5 Peters, Kennedy Englewood Co 7.02m 7.67m 6 Bernard, Sydnee Athena 7.23m 7.66m 7 Kirkham, Taysha Birchwood In 7.66m 7.64m 8 Smith, Julia Queen Charlo 7.63m 7.52m 9 Woodside, Haven Kensington Int S 7.97m 7.43m 10 Rayner, Jocelyn Athena 6.94m 7.30m 11 Richard, Cyriah Callaghan 7.31m 6.65m 12 Perry, Ella Summerside Inter 6.82m 6.36m
Women Discus Throw Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 27.30m 5/7/2015 Samantha Macswain, Mt. Stewart Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Soloman, Ellylu East Wiltshi 18.85m 22.86m 2 James, Kyra Hernwood 24.03m 22.70m 3 Kirkham, Taysha Birchwood In 17.91m 20.61m 4 Smith, Julia Queen Charlo 18.58m 20.32m 5 Dunn, Emilee Morell Elementary 17.06m 19.08m 6 Gallant, Gabrielle Evangeline 19.85m 18.76m 7 Batten, Bianca Montague Int 17.70m 18.67m 8 Brothers, Katelyn Vernon River 19.67m 18.50m 9 Sharpe, Claire Athena 17.27m 17.96m 10 Clinton, Madison Somerset 14.31m 16.73m 11 Bernard, Sydnee Athena 16.12m 16.58m 12 Jardine, Raegan Mt. Stewart 16.70m 16.55m 13 Richard, Cyriah Callaghan 18.04m 16.39m 14 Bridges, Maddy Callaghan 16.03m 15.07m 15 Lefurgey, Denika Somerset 11.08m 11.09m
Women 100 Meter Dash Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 12.70 1977 Laurie MacKinley/Heather Moyse, Rural/ Name Year Team Seed Prelims ======Preliminaries 1 Clow, Alex East Wiltshi 14.40 13.77q 2 Seaman, Carmen East Wiltshi 14.08 14.16q 3 Campbell, Nadia Montague Int 14.10 14.34q 4 Peters, Emily Souris Regio 14.63 14.35q 5 Scharman, Lexi Morell 14.77 14.49q 6 Lawlor, Livi Stonepark In 14.57 14.74q 7 Somers, Hannah Summerside Inter 15.60 14.94q 8 Williams, Naomi Summerside Inter 15.56 14.99q
Women 100 Meter Dash Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 12.70 1977 Laurie MacKinley/Heather Moyse, Rural/ Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 Campbell, Nadia Montague Int 14.34 13.77 2 Williams, Naomi Summerside Inter 14.99 14.00 3 Seaman, Carmen East Wiltshi 14.16 14.16 4 Peters, Emily Souris Regio 14.35 14.35 5 Clow, Alex East Wiltshi 13.77 14.49 6 Lawlor, Livi Stonepark In 14.74 14.74 6 Scharman, Lexi Morell 14.49 14.74 8 Somers, Hannah Summerside Inter 14.94 14.94
Women 200 Meter Dash Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 26.90 1977 Laurie MacKinley, Charlottetown Rural Name Year Team Seed Prelims H# ======Preliminaries 1 Peters, Emily Souris Regio 31.52 29.93q 1 2 Seaman, Carmen East Wiltshi 31.16 30.05q 2 3 Thompson, Bonnie Queen Charlo 31.57 30.61q 1 4 Hackett, Marcy Callaghan 30.03 30.96q 1 5 Huo, Linda Grace Christian 31.77 31.42q 2 6 McAlduff, Callie Summerside Inter 31.72 32.48q 2 7 Pirch, Becca Vernon River 35.07 32.68q 1 8 Roberts, Mackenzie Kensington Int S 34.11 33.28q 1 9 Bridges, Cierra Hernwood 33.63 34.55 2 10 Ryan, Ryanna Evangeline 33.56 35.89 2 11 Gavin, Madelyn Callaghan 32.55 41.40 1
Women 200 Meter Dash Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 26.90 1977 Laurie MacKinley, Charlottetown Rural Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 Seaman, Carmen East Wiltshi 30.05 29.25 2 Peters, Emily Souris Regio 29.93 29.81 3 Thompson, Bonnie Queen Charlo 30.61 30.61
4 Huo, Linda Grace Christian 31.42 30.76 5 Hackett, Marcy Callaghan 30.96 32.22 6 McAlduff, Callie Summerside Inter 32.48 32.29 7 Pirch, Becca Vernon River 32.68 32.98 8 Roberts, Mackenzie Kensington Int S 33.28 33.23
Women 300 Meter Dash Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 45.20 6/7/2014 Jenna Mae Ellsworth, Colonel Gray Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Bowie, Claire Queen Charlo 52.55 50.74 2 Seaman, Carmen East Wiltshi 50.93 51.19 3 McAlduff, Callie Summerside Inter 57.74 52.32 4 Campbell, Kara Montague Int 56.19 53.85 5 Bulger, Calista Hernwood 1:00.20 57.69 6 Gavin, Madelyn Callaghan 1:07.19 1:04.27 7 Bridges, Cierra Hernwood 1:01.72 1:04.32
Women 100 Meter Run Intermediate ======Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Campbell, Nadia Montague Int 13.77 2 Seaman, Carmen East Wiltshi 14.16 3 Lawlor, Livi Stonepark In 14.34 4 Peters, Emily Souris Regio 14.35 5 Clow, Alex East Wiltshi 14.49 6 Scharman, Lexi Morell 14.74 7 Somers, Hannah Summerside Inter 14.94 8 Williams, Naomi Summerside Inter 14.99
Women 800 Meter Run Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 2:29.00 2003 Kelly MacDonald, Montague Int Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Shea, Hillary Callaghan 3:18.00 3:05.57 2 Gallant, Andraya Evangeline 3:34.00 3:10.25 3 Macadam, Mia Souris Regio 3:27.78 3:15.56
Women 1200 Meter Run Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 4:10.05 3/7/2016 Alexa Rancourt, Grace Christian Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Potter, Grace Queen Charlo 4:28.72 4:20.53 2 Bradley, Harlee The Mount Academy 4:29.52 4:22.63 3 Campos-Gutierrez, Sofia Ecole-Sur-Mer 4:44.87 4:30.16 4 Bowie, Claire Queen Charlo 4:35.12 4:33.88 5 Gordon, Abbey Montague Int 4:52.20 4:34.51 6 Shea, Hillary Callaghan 5:10.45 5:09.33 7 Coughlin, Jasmyn Hernwood 5:37.00 5:16.84
Women 2000 Meter Run Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 7:14.20 6/6/2014 Tori Fitzpatrick, Stonepark In Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Potter, Grace Queen Charlo 8:23.82 8:03.70 2 Gordon, Abbey Montague Int 8:26.71 8:16.71
Women 4x100 Meter Relay Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 54.60 1977 , Kensington Team Seed Finals ======1 East Wiltshire School 'A' 58.08 57.36 2 Queen Charlotte Intermedi 'A' 59.33 58.63 3 Morell Regional High School 'A' 1:00.57 59.50 4 The Mount 'A' 1:00.11 5 Kinkora 'A' 1:01.07 1:00.47 6 Callaghan 'A' 1:03.87 1:01.17
Women 4x400 Meter Relay Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 4:29.31 2013 , Queen Charlotte Team Seed Finals ======1 Queen Charlotte Intermedi 'A' 4:57.25 4:42.05 2 East Wiltshire School 'A' 5:05.15 4:55.91
Women High Jump Intermediate ======Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Gaudet, Katie East Wiltshi 1.45m 1.50m 2 Potter, Grace Queen Charlo 1.41m 1.43m 3 Williams, Naomi Summerside Inter 1.35m 1.40m 4 Saunders, Kezia East Wiltshi 1.38m 1.33m 5 Campbell, Caitlyn Queen Charlo 1.30m 1.30m 6 Peters, Emily Souris Regio 1.20m 1.20m
Women Long Jump Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 5.18m 1968 Jane Johnson, Colonel Gray Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Somers, Hannah Summerside Inter 4.27m 4.36m 2 Harper, Jill Callaghan 3.97m 4.08m 3 Williams, Naomi Summerside Inter 4.02m 3.92m 4 Coughlin, Jasmyn Hernwood 3.71m 3.91m 5 Saunders, Kezia East Wiltshi 3.80m 3.86m 6 Power, Mary Morell 3.65m 3.82m 7 Peters, Emily Souris Regio 3.90m 3.75m 8 Gard, Sarah Hernwood 3.44m 3.53m 9 Campbell, Caitlyn Queen Charlo 3.57m 3.52m 10 Runighan, Eden Morell 3.56m 3.50m 11 Scharman, Lexi Morell 3.60m 3.47m 12 Keough, Claire Kinkora 3.78m 3.37m 13 Arsenault, Brielle Evangeline 3.19m 3.23m
Women Triple Jump Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 10.24m 2008 Tessa Stammberger, KISH Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Harper, Jill Callaghan 8.21m 9.10m 2 Saunders, Kezia East Wiltshi 8.50m 9.00m 3 Somers, Hannah Summerside Inter 8.20m 8.91m 4 Maceachern, Sarah East Wiltshi 8.15m 8.75m 5 Smith, Katelyn Summerside Inter 7.70m 8.25m 6 Coughlin, Jasmyn Hernwood 8.16m 8.09m 6 Robertson, Brooke Souris Regio 7.94m 8.09m 8 Gard, Sarah Hernwood 8.60m 7.88m 9 Campbell, Caitlyn Queen Charlo 7.20m 7.76m 10 Chapman, Tori Souris Regio 7.14m 7.32m 11 Macadam, Mia Souris Regio 6.59m 6.93m 12 Gaudet, Marissa Callaghan 5.40m 6.66m
Women Shot Put Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 10.78m 1986 Sharri Gavin, Westisle Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Johnston, Leah Summerside Inter 8.62m 9.52m 2 Macphee, Lily École La Bel 9.68m 9.45m 3 Power, Mary Morell 9.78m 9.12m 4 Chapman, Tori Unattached 8.70m 8.78m 5 Bjornson, Shaylee Gulf Shore C 7.79m 8.21m 6 Mallett, Georgia East Wiltshi 8.03m 8.19m 7 McAlduff, Callie Summerside Inter 8.11m 8.18m 8 Blackmore, Taylor Callaghan 8.12m 8.13m 9 Kenny, Maryn Callaghan 8.34m 7.82m 10 Millar, Kiera Hernwood 9.16m 7.81m 11 Coughlin, Emma Hernwood 8.46m 7.31m
Women Discus Throw Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 35.74m 1984 Sheila Bell, Montague High Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Bjornson, Shaylee Gulf Shore C 20.77m 23.30m 2 Wood, Lilly East Wiltshi 22.36m 21.56m 3 Johnston, Leah Summerside Inter 20.50m 21.02m 4 Rancourt, Brianna Grace Christian 19.89m 20.19m 5 Power, Mary Morell 20.45m 20.06m 6 Kenny, Maryn Callaghan 19.14m 19.31m 7 Chapman, Tori Souris Regio 19.72m 17.52m 8 Coughlin, Emma Hernwood 18.20m 16.41m 9 Millar, Kiera Hernwood 15.93m 13.07m 10 Blackmore, Taylor Callaghan 17.31m 12.97m
Women Javelin Throw Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 33.30m 1983 Maura Ryan, Morell Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Chapman, Tori Souris Regio 20.09m 21.13m 2 Wood, Lilly East Wiltshi 20.12m 20.50m 3 Jeffrey, Sophia Queen Charlo 20.54m 19.58m 4 Robertson, Brooke Souris Regio 16.44m 16.94m 5 Mallett, Georgia East Wiltshi 16.47m 15.99m 6 Johnston, Leah Summerside Inter 10.85m 13.17m 7 Macphee, Lily École La Bel 12.54m 10.98m 8 Millar, Kiera Hernwood 12.60m 10.58m
Women 100 Meter Dash Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 13.38 2/6/2017 Hillary Maclean, Kensington Int S Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======1 Boutilier, Bianca Colonel Gray 34:20.61 13.43 2 Martell, Mia Montague Reg 13.42 13.66 3 Ross, Jenaya Bluefield Hi 34:20.93 13.75 4 Acatincai, Enya Colonel Gray 13.74 14.02 5 Rafuse, Lauren Charlottetown Rural 34:21.30 14.21 6 Gollaher, Monica Colonel Gray 14.28 14.31 7 Kinch, Megan Westisle 14.61 14.38 8 Hustler, Abby The Mount 34:21.67 14.60
Women 200 Meter Dash Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 27.29 6/1/2019 Katie Douglas, Colonel Gray Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Douglas, Katie Colonel Gray 28.70 27.29* 2 Lawless, Hannah Colonel Gray 30.13 29.33 3 Rafuse, Lauren Charlottetown Rural 30.56 29.38 4 Campbell, Amber Bluefield Hi 30.74 29.96 5 Hennessey, Ella Colonel Gray 31.67 30.01 6 Georgia, Fraser Souris Regio 32.17 31.59 7 Macintyre, Jolee Charlottetown Rural 32.25 31.74 8 Hancock, Frankie The Mount 32.33 32.08
Women 400 Meter Dash Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 1:00.48 3/7/2008 Cierra Gaudet, SIS Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Douglas, Katie Colonel Gray 1:06.15 1:05.31 2 Lawless, Hannah Colonel Gray 1:09.13 1:09.12 3 Stanley, Emma Charlottetown Rural 1:10.03 1:11.25 4 Weeks, Miara Colonel Gray 1:13.06 1:13.36
Women 800 Meter Run Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 2:29.88 2/7/2017 Emma Germain, Colonel Gray Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Richard, Katie Colonel Gray 2:47.04 2:35.72 2 Richard, Grace Colonel Gray 2:46.99 2:37.23 3 Kinch, Megan Westisle 2:46.13 2:44.82 4 Stanley, Emma Charlottetown Rural 2:53.08 2:47.74 5 Morris, Erin Montague Reg 2:53.73 2:49.64 6 Able, Ezabella Grace Christian 3:05.96 3:03.48 7 Burden, Morgan Westisle 3:21.52 3:20.47 8 O'Neill, Sinéad École La Bel 3:53.57 4:06.15 -- Weeks, Miara Colonel Gray 3:03.75 DQ
Women 1500 Meter Run Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 5:02.50 2/7/1977 Anna Pendergast, Kensington Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Richard, Grace Colonel Gray 5:40.31 5:29.69 2 Richard, Katie Colonel Gray 5:39.93 5:29.83 3 Kelly, Reese Charlottetown Rural 6:28.30 6:17.44 4 Abou El Naja, Maya Colonel Gray 6:35.21 6:23.93 5 Murphy, Ellen Kensington Int S 7:10.39 6:54.50 6 O'Neill, Sinéad École La Bel 7:57.40 8:26.02
Women 3000 Meter Run Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 10:51.53 3/6/2013 Myriam Cyr, Ecole Evangeline Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Richard, Katie Colonel Gray 12:28.00 11:47.44 2 Richard, Grace Colonel Gray 12:28.00 11:47.45 3 Abou El Naja, Maya Colonel Gray 14:10.00 13:48.19 4 Murphy, Ellen Kensington Int S 15:28.24 15:14.34
Women 4x100 Meter Relay Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 53.65 6/1/2019 Colonel Gray, Colonel Gray Team Seed Finals ======1 Colonel Gray 'A' 54.80 53.65* 2 Charlottetown Rural 'A' 56.96 55.56 3 Bluefield High School 'B' 53.60 57.04 4 Montague Regional High Sc 'A' 59.06 57.82 5 Westisle 'A' 55.60 58.97 6 Charlottetown Rural 'B' 59.83 59.10 7 Ecole-Sur-Mer 'A' 59.40 1:03.23
Women 4x400 Meter Relay Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 4:40.04 5/31/2019 Colonel Gray, Colonel Gray Team Seed Finals ======1 Colonel Gray 'A' 4:50.23 4:40.04* 2 Charlottetown Rural 'A' 5:00.18 4:47.21
3 Bluefield High School 'B' 4:57.48 4:47.83 4 Bluefield High School 'A' 4:58.71 4:48.23 5 The Mount 'A' 4:56.91 4:57.41 6 Montague Regional High Sc 'A' 5:05.38 5:06.55
Women High Jump Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 1.45m 2/7/2017 Alexa Cann, Montague Reg Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Doiron, Lindsay Charlottetown Rural 1.28m 2 Murphy, Ellen Kensington Int S 1.30m 1.25m
Women Long Jump Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 4.92m 5/31/2019 Jenna O'Neill, Bluefield Hi Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 O'Neill, Jenna Bluefield Hi 4.63m 4.92m* 2 Martell, Mia Montague Reg 4.41m 4.55m 3 Doiron, Lindsay Charlottetown Rural 4.16m 4.38m 4 Murphy, Jessica Colonel Gray 4.21m 4.19m 5 Gollaher, Monica Colonel Gray 4.02m 3.98m 6 Acatincai, Enya Colonel Gray 3.91m 3.84m 6 White, Lacey Montague Reg 3.83m 3.84m 8 Quinn, Karissa Montague Reg 3.85m 3.78m 9 Wall, Emily Ecole-Sur-Mer 3.65m 3.64m 10 Gardiner, Renée Ecole-Sur-Mer 3.51m 3.40m 11 Able, Ezabella Grace Christian 3.77m 3.25m
Women Triple Jump Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 10.20m 5/17/2019 Jenna O'Neill, Bluefield Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Richards, Shailynn Westisle 10.05m 9.89m 2 Stanley, Emma Charlottetown Rural 9.14m 9.71m 3 Ross, Jenaya Bluefield Hi 9.21m 9.54m 4 Murphy, Jessica Colonel Gray 7.49m 9.05m 5 Ing, Brenna Charlottetown Rural 8.45m 8.71m 6 Gollaher, Monica Colonel Gray 7.82m 8.49m 7 Thompson, Maddie Bluefield Hi 8.20m 8.44m 8 Hancock, Frankie The Mount 8.20m 8.29m 9 Quinn, Karissa Montague Reg 8.05m 7.99m
Women Shot Put Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 10.06m 3/6/2016 Alyssa Bernard, Westisle Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Paquet, Anna Grace Christian 8.58m 9.15m 2 Glenn, Elasea Bluefield Hi 9.82m 8.67m 3 Cyr, Jenna Charlottetown Rural 8.24m 8.48m 4 Quinn, Karissa Montague Reg 8.94m 8.34m 5 Smith, Lauren Colonel Gray 7.86m 8.21m 6 Doyle, Kate Charlottetown Rural 7.97m 8.02m 7 McKinnon, Marlee Grace Christian 7.63m 7.75m
8 Montgomery, Felicity Evangeline 7.38m 7.59m 9 Murphy, Jessica Colonel Gray 7.44m 7.43m 10 McGeoghegan, Abigail Charlottetown Rural 7.42m 7.40m 11 MacLeod, Emma Ecole-Sur-Mer 7.18m 6.63m
Women Discus Throw Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 29.73m 5/31/2019 Anna Paquet, Grace Christian Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Paquet, Anna Grace Christian 25.91m 29.73m* 2 Morrison, Grace Bluefield Hi 22.43m 24.74m 3 McKinnon, Marlee Grace Christian 19.18m 21.95m 4 Cyr, Jenna Charlottetown Rural 18.70m 19.97m 5 Annear, Cora Bluefield Hi 19.81m 19.41m 6 Langley, Emma Bluefield Hi 17.45m 18.64m 7 McGeoghegan, Abigail Charlottetown Rural 17.98m 17.68m 8 Smith, Lauren Colonel Gray 16.06m 15.50m
Women Javelin Throw Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 31.71m 1/6/2018 Lauren Lilly, Three Oaks Senio Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Morrison, Grace Bluefield Hi 17.93m 20.63m 2 McKinnon, Marlee Grace Christian 14.77m 19.94m 3 Paquet, Anna Grace Christian 18.27m 17.57m 4 Glenn, Elasea Bluefield Hi 15.55m 17.38m 5 McGeoghegan, Abigail Charlottetown Rural 11.72m 14.55m 6 Cyr, Jenna Charlottetown Rural 15.92m 14.13m -- Smith, Lauren Colonel Gray FOUL
Women 100 Meter Dash Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 12.20 1979 Laurie MacKinley, Bluefield Name Year Team Seed Prelims H# ======Preliminaries 1 Harper, Lauren Colonel Gray 12.50 13.17q 1 2 Fradsham, Mia Charlottetown Rural 14.00 13.39q 1 3 MacLean, Hillary Kensington Int S 12.86 13.40q 2 4 Akinsola, Deborah Colonel Gray 14.43 13.60q 1 5 Aiken, Rory The Mount 13.20 13.65q 1 6 Hustler, Eryn Westisle 14.33 13.68q 2 7 Alyward, Madelyn Westisle 14.19 13.81q 1 8 Larter, Jenna Bluefield Hi 14.36 14.37q 2 9 Felix, Ally Montague Reg 15.42 14.89 2
Women 100 Meter Dash Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 12.20 1979 Laurie MacKinley, Bluefield Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 MacLean, Hillary Kensington Int S 13.40 12.84 2 Harper, Lauren Colonel Gray 13.17 13.24 3 Fradsham, Mia Charlottetown Rural 13.39 13.55
4 Akinsola, Deborah Colonel Gray 13.60 13.83 5 Aiken, Rory The Mount 13.65 14.06 6 Hierlihy, Courtney Westisle 14.14 7 Alyward, Madelyn Westisle 13.81 14.27 8 Larter, Jenna Bluefield Hi 14.37 14.35
Women 200 Meter Dash Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 25.83 2013 Bailey Smith, Morell Name Year Team Seed Prelims H# ======Preliminaries 1 Fradsham, Mia Charlottetown Rural 28.44 27.40q 2 2 MacLean, Hillary Kensington Int S 27.92 28.39q 1 3 Harper, Lauren Colonel Gray 28.75 28.63q 2 4 Hierlihy, Courtney Westisle 29.41 28.75q 1 5 Vos, Halena Colonel Gray 29.81 28.97q 2 6 Mitchell, Phoebe Colonel Gray 30.28 29.23q 2 7 Rancourt, Alexa Grace Christian 30.06 30.42q 1 8 Germain, Emma Colonel Gray 29.32 31.14q 1 9 Maceachern, Bray Montague Reg 32.94 32.70 1
Women 200 Meter Dash Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 25.83 2013 Bailey Smith, Morell Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 MacLean, Hillary Kensington Int S 28.39 26.32 2 Fradsham, Mia Charlottetown Rural 27.40 26.81 3 Hierlihy, Courtney Westisle 28.75 28.07 4 Harper, Lauren Colonel Gray 28.63 28.11 5 Vos, Halena Colonel Gray 28.97 29.27 6 Mitchell, Phoebe Colonel Gray 29.23 29.35 7 Germain, Emma Colonel Gray 31.14 29.59 8 Rancourt, Alexa Grace Christian 30.42 29.60
Women 400 Meter Dash Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 1:01.57 1999 Christina Visser, Bluefield Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Germain, Emma Colonel Gray 1:04.17 1:04.74 2 Hustler, Eryn Westisle 1:13.34 1:06.59 3 Rancourt, Alexa Grace Christian 1:07.80 1:08.36 4 Whitlock, Sydney Charlottetown Rural 1:12.53 1:10.56 5 Mitchell, Phoebe Colonel Gray 1:16.49 1:12.37 6 Dodds, Mary Cate Charlottetown Rural 1:17.67 1:17.19 7 Jenkins, Ella Colonel Gray 1:18.94 1:17.89
Women 800 Meter Run Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 2:27.30 2013 Michaela Walker, TOSH Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Germain, Emma Colonel Gray 2:44.56 2:32.47 2 Vos, Mackayla Bluefield Hi 2:47.13 2:39.13
3 Hustler, Ally Westisle 3:50.20 2:47.21 4 Powers, Sydney Montague Reg 2:58.00 2:48.15 5 Christensen, Emma Colonel Gray 3:27.65 3:06.93 6 Dodds, Mary Cate Charlottetown Rural 4:00.14 3:31.94 7 Gaballa, Fairouz Colonel Gray 3:39.32 3:34.01 8 Schnell, Miriam Colonel Gray 4:29.19 4:09.07
Women 1500 Meter Run Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 5:07.00 1976 Nancy Wheatley, Charlottetown Rural Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Keedwell, Bridget Colonel Gray 5:50.29 5:31.85 2 Carpinteri, Gabriella Colonel Gray 6:01.22 6:01.28 3 Davison, Laura Charlottetown Rural 6:04.05 6:01.70 4 So, Sofia Colonel Gray 6:00.80 6:01.70
Women 3000 Meter Run Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 11:30.66 3/6/2016 Tori Fitzpatrick, Colonel Gray Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Keedwell, Bridget Colonel Gray 12:05.00 11:36.44 2 Davison, Laura Charlottetown Rural 12:42.00 12:03.53 3 Carpinteri, Gabriella Colonel Gray 12:43.00 12:04.33 4 So, Sofia Colonel Gray 13:11.00 12:43.91 5 Mitchell, Melanie Colonel Gray 14:11.00 13:53.45
Women 4x100 Meter Relay Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 52.16 2013 , Colonel Gray Team Seed Finals ======1 Colonel Gray 'B' 53.15 53.13 2 Kensington Int Senior High 'A' 58.00 55.35 3 Charlottetown Rural 'B' 55.42 56.21 4 Westisle 'A' 58.01 56.38 5 The Mount 'A' 57.07 58.55 6 Montague Regional High Sc 'B' 59.01 59.07
Women 4x400 Meter Relay Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 4:23.47 2013 , Colonel Gray Team Seed Finals ======1 Charlottetown Rural 'A' 4:59.37 4:42.83 2 Colonel Gray 'B' 4:58.71 4:43.22 3 Westisle 'A' 5:24.66 4:46.19 4 The Mount 'A' 4:58.99 4:46.26 5 Charlottetown Rural 'B' 5:06.52 5:03.20
Women High Jump Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 1.67m 1980 Natalie Chandler, Charlottetown Rural Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Cann, Alexa Montague Reg 1.38m 1.38m
2 Mayne, Breanna Colonel Gray 1.30m 1.35m
Women Long Jump Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 5.30m 1998 Kinza Baker, Charlottetown Rural Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Alyward, Madelyn Westisle 4.64m 4.58m 2 Morrison, Madeline Westisle 4.13m 4.46m 3 Mahajer, Selina Charlottetown Rural 4.01m 4.36m 4 Akinsola, Deborah Colonel Gray 3.94m 4.15m 5 Macbain, Amanda Colonel Gray 4.14m 4.12m 6 Currie, Casey Charlottetown Rural 4.13m 3.98m 7 Cormier, Emily Charlottetown Rural 3.93m 3.96m 8 McCardle, Brooke Kinkora 3.87m 3.84m 9 Barry, Abby Charlottetown Rural 3.81m 3.61m
Women Triple Jump Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 10.94m 1996 Heather Moyse, TOSH Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Hierlihy, Courtney Westisle 9.59m 10.14m 2 Alyward, Madelyn Westisle 9.93m 9.93m 3 Morrison, Madeline Westisle 8.89m 9.13m 4 Mahajer, Selina Charlottetown Rural 8.70m 8.99m 5 Currie, Casey Charlottetown Rural 8.44m 8.45m 6 Cormier, Emily Charlottetown Rural 8.48m 8.38m 7 Fisher, Madi Charlottetown Rural 8.55m 8.28m 8 Mayne, Breanna Colonel Gray 7.39m 7.84m 9 McCardle, Brooke Kinkora 7.44m 7.74m 10 Savidant, Haley Colonel Gray 7.23m 7.08m
Women Shot Put Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 11.90m 1968 Adele Marchbank, Athena Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Milligan, Katelyn Evangeline 9.13m 9.98m 2 Arsenault, Emily Ecole-Sur-Mer 9.05m 8.97m 3 Creed, Brianna Montague Reg 7.70m 8.61m 4 Crowley, Mariah Colonel Gray 8.19m 8.46m 5 Lawlor, Devon Charlottetown Rural 7.96m 8.25m 6 McCarron, Megan Charlottetown Rural 6.58m 7.34m 7 MacDonald, Nicolle Montague Reg 6.94m 7.14m 8 Rancourt, Alexa Grace Christian 6.91m 7.04m 9 Sherry, Abby Montague Reg 5.84m 6.59m
Women Discus Throw Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 36.59m 1978 Virgina Morris, TOSH Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Lily, Lauren Three Oaks Senio 21.06m 24.35m 2 Muttart, Hope Bluefield Hi 24.10m 22.68m 3 Arsenault, Jackielynn Westisle 19.68m 21.82m 4 Creed, Brianna Montague Reg 21.72m 21.33m
5 Mackendrick, Keira Westisle 19.56m 20.56m 6 Devine, Christina Colonel Gray 17.21m 18.85m
Women Javelin Throw Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 37.32m 1997 Melanie Hansen, Westisle Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Crowley, Mariah Colonel Gray 32.96m 36.22m 2 Lily, Lauren Three Oaks Senio 32.73m 34.19m 3 McMonagle, Alex Charlottetown Rural 25.52m 25.79m 4 Mackendrick, Keira Westisle 22.48m 24.04m 5 Arsenault, Jackielynn Westisle 22.67m 23.78m 6 Cann, Alexa Montague Reg 24.64m 21.23m 7 Murphy, Lexie Kensington Int S 16.71m 20.08m 8 LeBlanc, Danielle Grace Christian 20.24m 18.50m 9 Deighan, Paige Three Oaks Senio 18.70m 18.44m 10 MacDonald, Emily Kensington Int S 15.57m 17.36m 11 Sherry, Abby Montague Reg 13.81m 16.48m 12 Champion, Callie Kensington Int S 16.02m 16.18m 13 Hustler, Eryn Westisle 22.82m 13.97m
Men 60 Meter Dash Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 8.64 6/1/2019 Yasu Hojo, Spring Park Name Year Team Seed Prelims H# ======Preliminaries 1 Hojo, Yasu Spring Park 8.76 * 8.64q 1 2 Shaw, Aiden Central Quee 9.13 8.83q 1 3 Gaudet, Sullivan Tignish 8.77 8.84q 2 4 Macpherson, Jace Gulf Shore C 9.16 8.92q 1 5 Delaney, Griffin St. Louis 9.09 8.99q 2 6 Ramsay, Seamus Athena 9.83 9.09q 2 7 MacKenzie, Patrick Souris Regio 9.19 9.13q 2 8 Gignac, Noah Prince Stree 9.20 9.13q 1 9 Rozell, Jake Alberton 9.27 9.25 1 10 Shaw, Jordan Bloomfield 9.18 9.32 2 11 Feehan, Ethan Mt. Stewart 9.51 9.49 1 12 Kelly, Camdyn Elm Street 9.74 9.49 1 13 Zhang, Brian Greenfield 9.90 9.52 2
Men 60 Meter Dash Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 8.64 6/1/2019 Yasu Hojo, Spring Park Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 Hojo, Yasu Spring Park 8.64 8.66 2 Gaudet, Sullivan Tignish 8.84 8.85 3 Shaw, Aiden Central Quee 8.83 8.93 4 Gignac, Noah Prince Stree 9.13 9.02 5 Delaney, Griffin St. Louis 8.99 9.09 6 Macpherson, Jace Gulf Shore C 8.92 9.15 7 MacKenzie, Patrick Souris Regio 9.13 9.18 8 Ramsay, Seamus Athena 9.09 9.31
Men 150 Meter Dash Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 20.91 6/1/2019 Yasu Hojo, Spring Park Name Year Team Seed Prelims H# ======Preliminaries 1 Hojo, Yasu Spring Park 21.66 * 20.91q 1 2 Cogswell, Callum West Kent El 22.35 21.19q 2 3 Munro, Harrison Central Quee 22.64 21.53q 1 4 Gaudet, Sullivan Tignish 22.03 21.61q 2 5 Gignac, Noah Prince Stree 22.44 21.83q 1 6 Ramsay, Seamus Athena 23.33 22.42q 2 7 Delaney, Griffin St. Louis 22.97 22.58q 2 8 Geldart, Kamdyn Elm Street 23.92 22.82q 1 9 MacKenzie, Carson Souris Regio 22.94 22.92 2 10 Rozell, Jake Alberton 23.00 23.33 1 11 Perry, Hunter Tignish 23.72 23.38 2 12 Townshend, Bill Souris Regio 24.37 23.56 2 13 Sherry, Reichen Queen Elizabeth 24.25 23.73 2 14 Keough, Keagan Greenfield 24.39 24.02 1
Men 150 Meter Dash Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 20.91 6/1/2019 Yasu Hojo, Spring Park Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 Hojo, Yasu Spring Park 20.91 21.16 2 Cogswell, Callum West Kent El 21.19 21.62 3 Munro, Harrison Central Quee 21.53 21.65 4 Gaudet, Sullivan Tignish 21.61 21.83 5 Delaney, Griffin St. Louis 22.58 22.61 6 Gignac, Noah Prince Stree 21.83 22.66 7 Ramsay, Seamus Athena 22.42 22.92 8 Geldart, Kamdyn Elm Street 22.82 23.37
Men 600 Meter Run Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 1:51.05 5/7/2015 Jack Campbell, Souris Conso Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Gaudet, Sullivan Tignish 2:05.54 1:57.31 2 MacKenzie, Carson Souris Regio 1:57.01 1:58.95 3 Nicholson, Alex West Kent El 1:58.44 2:00.28 4 Townshend, Bill Souris Regio 2:10.57 2:00.52 5 Vos, Kaleb Central Quee 1:58.30 2:00.65 6 Macfarlane, Evan Elm Street 2:12.95 2:03.23 7 Walker, Austin Montague Con 2:02.26 2:03.25 8 Lawless, Seth Spring Park 2:03.85 2:06.60 9 Kenny, Jared Tignish 2:14.03 2:06.81 10 Glenn, Rayner Central Quee 2:04.50 2:10.61 11 Keough, Keagan Greenfield 2:14.02 2:12.76 12 Ramsay, Kordell Alberton 2:09.24 2:14.17 13 Sawchuk, Will Queen Elizabeth 2:16.81 2:16.56 14 Tuplin, Justus Ellerslie 2:17.49 2:17.49 15 Macewen, Rylan Morell Elementary 2:13.70 2:18.69
Men 4x100 Meter Relay Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 58.35 2/7/2017 Stratford Elementary Scho, Stratford E Team Seed Finals ======1 Central Queens Elementary 'A' 1:00.39 59.24 2 Spring Park Elementary 'A' 59.84 1:00.59 3 Elm Street 'A' 1:02.96 1:02.48 4 Evangeline 'A' 1:04.58 1:02.59 5 Tignish 'A' 1:03.44 1:03.22 6 Montague Consolidated Sch 'A' 1:03.46 1:03.24 7 Queen Elizabeth 'A' 1:04.95 1:05.79 8 Morell Elementary 'A' 1:05.18 1:06.68
Men High Jump Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 1.47m 1992 Morgan Warren, Queen Elizabeth Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Hood, Mikah Stratford El 1.30m 1.28m 2 Nicholson, Alex West Kent El 1.33m J1.28m 3 Doyle, Eddy Tignish 1.20m J1.28m 4 McInnis, Kale Souris Regio 1.25m J1.28m 5 Pamunuwe Gedara, Udan Spring Park 1.33m 1.21m 6 Ramsay, Kordell Alberton 1.25m J1.21m 7 Sherry, Reichen Queen Elizabeth 1.10m J1.21m 8 Anderson, Ethan Stratford El 1.33m J1.21m 9 McGarry, Gunner Morell Elementary 1.10m J1.21m 10 Ondoua, Robert Evangeline 1.15m 1.18m 11 MacDonald, Nolan Souris Regio 1.20m J1.18m -- Noonan, Damon Athena 1.10m NH -- MacKenzie, Blake Montague Con 1.10m NH -- Costain, Ayden O'Leary 1.15m NH -- Geldart, Kamdyn Elm Street 1.20m NH
Men Long Jump Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 4.64m 1988 Chris Becker, Grace Christian Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Fraser, Kael Spring Park 4.61m 4.57m 2 Frank, Jacob Eliot River 4.19m 4.37m 3 Dykstra, Locklin Gulf Shore C 4.32m 4.33m 4 Shaw, Jordan Bloomfield 4.30m 4.26m 5 Arsenault, Emmery Tignish 3.86m 3.82m 6 Glencross, Rowan Stratford El 3.92m 3.76m 7 MacKenzie, Patrick Souris Regio 3.54m 3.75m 7 Hébert, Zacharie École La Bel 3.42m 3.75m 9 Calderon Holmes, Alexis Queen Elizabeth 3.72m 3.67m 10 Beniot-Crane, Leland Montague Con 3.34m 3.59m 11 Feehan, Ethan Mt. Stewart 3.56m 3.54m 12 Zhang, Brian Greenfield 3.87m 3.50m 13 Ramsay, Jesse Elm Street 3.64m 3.45m 14 Ramsay, Kordell Alberton 3.72m 3.44m 15 Sawchuk, Will Queen Elizabeth 3.64m 3.42m 16 Milligan, Ben Alberton 3.75m 3.30m
Men Shot Put Novice ======PEISAArecord: * 11.46m 2000 Colle Waite, Queen Elizabeth Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Lowe, Ethan Montague Con 7.90m 8.97m 2 MacKenzie, Patrick Souris Regio 7.86m 8.54m 3 Christo, Karthik Prince Stree 7.86m 8.46m 4 Arsenault, Emmery Tignish 8.50m 8.43m 5 Stewart, Gabe Bloomfield 8.47m 8.35m 6 Bernard, Justin Evangeline 8.56m 8.16m 7 Pamunuwe Gedara, Udan Spring Park 7.40m 8.14m 8 Freeze, Spencer LM Montgomery 8.15m 8.08m 9 McNeill, Zachery Greenfield 7.33m 7.80m 10 MacLeod, Kyler Central Quee 7.57m 7.79m 11 Gavin, Will Tignish 8.95m 7.54m 12 Murphy, Will Elm Street 7.82m 7.48m 13 Connell, Zachary Greenfield 7.07m 7.45m 14 Macfarlane, Zach Morell Elementary 7.34m 7.36m 15 Campton, Robert Unattached 7.29m 5.78m
Men 80 Meter Dash Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 9.91 5/7/2015 Zach Wilson, East Wiltshi Name Year Team Seed Prelims H# ======Preliminaries 1 Ward, Khol Englewood Co 10.56 10.53q 2 2 Arsenault, Carter Callaghan 10.67 10.53q 1 3 Ing, Gabe Birchwood In 10.49 10.58q 2 4 MacIsaac, Tys Hernwood 10.40 10.65q 1 5 Robinson, Rodney Kensington Int S 11.13 10.75q 2 6 Farrell, Nathan Queen Charlo 10.84 10.88q 2 7 Cameron, Briley Evangeline 11.05 11.33q 1 8 Moore, David Mt. Stewart 11.28 11.41q 2 9 Chandler, Logan Montague Int 11.40 11.50 1 10 MacDonald, Hunter Morell Elementary 11.74 11.73 2 11 Buechler, Kaleb Miscouche 11.91 11.87 1
Men 80 Meter Dash Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 9.91 5/7/2015 Zach Wilson, East Wiltshi Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 MacIsaac, Tys Hernwood 10.65 10.60 2 Ing, Gabe Birchwood In 10.58 10.71 3 Robinson, Rodney Kensington Int S 10.75 10.80 4 Arsenault, Carter Callaghan 10.53 10.80 5 Farrell, Nathan Queen Charlo 10.88 11.01 6 Cameron, Briley Evangeline 11.33 11.27
Men 150 Meter Dash Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 18.30 5/7/2015 Zach Wilson, East Wiltshi Name Year Team Seed Prelims H# ======Preliminaries 1 Ing, Gabe Birchwood In 20.12 20.16q 1 2 Ledovskikh, Kirill Grace Christian 20.21 20.23q 2 3 Robinson, Rodney Kensington Int S 22.55 20.53q 2 4 MacIsaac, Tys Hernwood 20.50 20.77q 1 5 Lewis, Colden Morell Elementary 22.00 21.01q 2 6 Deagle, Nathan Souris Regio 21.38 21.41q 1 7 Smith, Thomas Hernwood 22.73 21.54q 1 8 Chandler, Logan Montague Int 21.62 21.72q 1 9 MacLean, Isaac Athena 23.18 22.33 1 10 Doyle, Evan Callaghan 24.84 25.54 1
Men 150 Meter Dash Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 18.30 5/7/2015 Zach Wilson, East Wiltshi Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 Ing, Gabe Birchwood In 20.16 19.94 2 Ledovskikh, Kirill Grace Christian 20.23 19.99 3 MacIsaac, Tys Hernwood 20.77 20.87 4 Robinson, Rodney Kensington Int S 20.53 21.29 5 Deagle, Nathan Souris Regio 21.41 21.57 6 Chandler, Logan Montague Int 21.72 21.69 7 Smith, Thomas Hernwood 21.54 22.29 8 Lewis, Colden Morell Elementary 21.01 22.87
Men 800 Meter Run Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 2:16.60 1982 Chris Somers, Summerside Int Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Munro, Colby East Wiltshi 2:29.10 2:23.17 2 Balderas, Juan Grace Christian 2:33.01 2:30.43 3 Farrell, Noah Ecole-Sur-Mer 2:39.07 2:30.71 4 Landry, Will Birchwood In 2:33.18 2:30.83 5 Gough, Jordan Hernwood 2:48.06 2:36.20 6 Gallant, Riley Hernwood 2:52.61 2:48.63 7 Arsenault, Isaac Summerside Inter 2:53.16 2:52.67 8 Shaw, Nathaniel Montague Int 2:58.77 2:53.75 9 Doucette, Thomas Montague Int 3:00.03 2:54.38 10 Robinson, Rodney Kensington Int S 3:03.16 2:55.77 11 Coffin, Cayle Mt. Stewart 3:00.65 2:57.97 12 Schurman, Cam Athena 3:09.99 3:00.99
Men 1200 Meter Run Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 3:42.06 5/7/2015 Jeremy Neuffer, Stonepark In Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Munro, Colby East Wiltshi 3:49.94 3:46.49 2 Landry, Will Birchwood In 4:10.43 3:53.91
3 Farrell, Noah Ecole-Sur-Mer 4:14.53 3:56.82 4 Lewis, Charlie Hernwood 4:25.06 4:11.27 5 Arsenault, Isaac Summerside Inter 4:44.08 4:18.36 6 Gallant, Riley Hernwood 4:31.60 4:20.25 7 Shaw, Nathaniel Montague Int 4:50.30 4:28.18 8 Perry, Edmund Callaghan 5:07.83 4:48.64
Men 4x100 Meter Relay Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 51.25 1999 , East Wiltshire Team Seed Finals ======1 Queen Charlotte Intermedi 'B' 54.78 53.72 2 Grace Christian 'A' 56.41 56.22 3 Hernwood 'A' 58.78 57.20 4 ME Callaghan Intermediate 'A' 59.15 57.96 5 Mt. Stewart Consolidated 'A' 59.28 59.07 6 Athena 'A' 1:01.80 1:01.04
Men High Jump Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 1.70m 2008 Randy Affleck, Mt. Stewart Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Doiron, Colin East Wiltshi 1.45m 1.48m 2 Arsenault, Brent Evangeline 1.49m 1.45m 3 Baduramoako, Maxwell Queen Charlo 1.45m J1.45m 4 Gough, Jordan Hernwood 1.46m 1.40m 5 Killam, Owen Kensington Int S 1.35m 1.35m 6 Doyle, Evan Callaghan 1.16m 1.23m
Men Long Jump Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 5.58m 1999 Shawn Shea, MECallaghan Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Arsenault, Brent Evangeline 4.65m 4.94m 2 Thompson, Kiefer Athena 4.99m 4.68m 3 Doiron, Colin East Wiltshi 4.40m 4.52m 4 Allen, Clark Summerside Inter 4.42m 4.45m 5 Lewis, Colden Morell Elementary 4.43m 4.41m 6 Ledovskikh, Kirill Grace Christian 4.58m 4.36m 7 Chandler, Logan Montague Int 4.20m 4.17m 8 MacIsaac, Tys Hernwood 4.91m 4.09m 9 Smith, Thomas Hernwood 4.29m 3.95m 10 Doyle, Evan Callaghan 3.93m 3.87m 11 MacDonald, Hunter Morell 3.97m 3.77m 12 Buechler, Kaleb Miscouche 4.40m 3.73m
Men Triple Jump Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 11.30m 6/1/2019 Kiefer Thompson, Athena Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Thompson, Kiefer Athena 10.20m 11.30m* 2 Farrell, Noah Ecole-Sur-Mer 10.10m 10.22m 3 Doiron, Colin East Wiltshi 8.90m 9.51m
4 Deveaux, Callum Birchwood In 8.60m 8.97m 5 MacDonald, Caleb Montague Int 8.22m 8.80m 6 Rist, Avery East Wiltshi 8.45m 8.79m 7 Gough, Jordan Hernwood 9.45m 8.78m 8 Handrahan, Charlie Mt. Stewart 8.50m 8.40m 9 Campbell, Dallas Mt. Stewart 8.11m 8.27m 10 Bernard, Andre Pierre Chaisson 6.55m 8.25m 11 Brennan, Maguire Hernwood 8.42m 8.10m
Men Shot Put Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 15.27m 2/7/2017 Thomas Yeo, East Wiltshi Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Pollard, Micah Southern Kin 12.35m 12.87m 2 Burges, Josh Stonepark In 11.44m 12.15m 3 Clements, Harry Southern Kin 10.72m 11.66m 4 Balderas, Juan Grace Christian 11.20m 10.86m 5 Harpur, Caelan Queen Charlo 10.36m 10.65m 6 Gallant, Ty Callaghan 11.51m 10.16m 7 Wood, Kale Summerside Inter 8.91m 9.94m 8 Zhao, Daniel Grace Christian 10.21m 9.71m 9 Jadis, Michael Mt. Stewart 9.90m 9.41m 10 MacKenzie, Kaleb Southern Kin 8.67m 8.67m 11 Killam, Owen Kensington Int S 8.40m 8.18m
Men Discus Throw Bantam ======PEISAArecord: * 41.20m 1992 Brian McNeil, Evangeline Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Clements, Harry Southern Kin 35.76m 34.73m 2 Arsenault, Brent Evangeline 29.40m 31.96m 3 Pineau, Logan East Wiltshi 25.78m 26.62m 4 Wood, Kale Summerside Inter 25.05m 25.52m 5 MacKenzie, Kaleb Southern Kin 23.09m 23.46m 6 Pollard, Micah Southern Kin 24.76m 22.76m 7 Matthews, Ciaran Ecole-Sur-Mer 19.81m 21.09m 8 Harpur, Caelan Queen Charlo 21.05m 17.64m
Men 100 Meter Dash Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 11.10 2001 Jared Connaughton, Bluefield Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======1 Cogswell, Will Queen Charlo 12.41 12.50 2 Radix, Aidan Kensington Int S 12.59 12.61 3 Milligan, Braedon Callaghan 50:29.21 12.66 4 MacDonald, Landon Birchwood In 12.74 12.84 5 Little, Aiden Summerside Inter 12.96 12.94 6 Loopie, Brandon Birchwood In 50:29.48 13.26 7 Nicholson, Ryan Montague Int 50:29.72 13.29 8 McBeth, Eathan Stonepark In 50:30.05 13.50
Men 200 Meter Dash Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 23.20 6/6/2014 Elijah Hood, Queen Charlo Name Year Team Seed Prelims ======Preliminaries 1 Cogswell, Will Queen Charlo 26.82 25.42q 2 Milligan, Braedon Callaghan 25.45 25.61q 3 Little, Aiden Summerside Inter 27.17 26.02q 4 White, Kal Queen Charlo 26.56 26.22q 5 Hyndman, Johnathan Queen Charlo 27.97 26.27q 6 Ndayegamiye, Christian Grace Christian 27.66 27.61q
Men 200 Meter Dash Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 23.20 6/6/2014 Elijah Hood, Queen Charlo Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 Cogswell, Will Queen Charlo 25.42 25.42 2 Milligan, Braedon Callaghan 25.61 25.61 3 Little, Aiden Summerside Inter 26.02 26.02 4 White, Kal Queen Charlo 26.22 26.22 5 Hyndman, Johnathan Queen Charlo 26.27 26.27 6 Ndayegamiye, Christian Grace Christian 27.61 27.61
Men 800 Meter Run Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 2:07.44 2013 Alex O'Brien, Colonel Gray Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Lyons, William École La Bel 2:30.37 2:27.72 2 Doucette, Luc Queen Charlo 2:34.07 2:28.49 3 Lauwerijssen, Josh Kensington Int S 2:41.09 2:32.55 4 Stordy, Aiden East Wiltshi 2:52.87 2:38.81 5 Wil, Somers Summerside Inter 2:50.89 2:40.57 6 Plourde, Ben Queen Charlo 2:55.06 2:44.73 7 Whalen, Thomas Vernon River 2:48.21 2:46.39 8 Arsenault, Brady Evangeline 3:24.13 2:54.80
Men 1200 Meter Run Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 3:28.58 3/7/2016 Jeremy Neuffer, Stonepark In Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 White, Kal Queen Charlo 3:59.81 4:01.49 2 Lauwerijssen, Josh Kensington Int S 4:19.82 4:06.08 3 Stordy, Aiden East Wiltshi 4:32.32 4:12.72 4 Wil, Somers Summerside Inter 4:33.24 4:13.43 5 Hume, Evan Summerside Inter 4:35.81 4:14.57 6 Whalen, Thomas Vernon River 4:24.75 4:16.01 7 Shaw, Samuel Montague Int 4:22.37 4:16.02 8 Wang, James Birchwood In 4:38.48 4:20.91 9 Arsenault, Brady Evangeline 4:50.75 4:25.60
Men 2000 Meter Run Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 6:07.99 3/6/2016 Jeremy Neuffer, Stonepark In Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Doucette, Luc Queen Charlo 7:45.16 6:58.01 2 Whalen, Thomas Vernon River 7:18.37 7:26.51 3 McBeth, Eathan Stonepark In 7:52.11 7:26.67 4 Shaw, Samuel Montague Int 7:32.74 7:40.79 5 Stordy, Aiden East Wiltshi 8:37.26 7:47.24 6 Arsenault, Brady Evangeline 8:33.91 7:52.39 7 Hoogerbrugge, Logan East Wiltshi 8:47.89 8:20.18
Men 4x100 Meter Relay Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 47.57 2013 , Rural Team Seed Finals ======1 Callaghan 'A' 54.12 52.18 2 Birchwood Intermediate Sc 'A' 53.88 52.48 3 École La Belle Cloche 'A' 53.93 53.40 4 Kensington Int Senior High 'A' 54.44 54.04 5 Summerside Intermediate 'A' 55.24 54.31 6 Hernwood 'A' 58.08 57.19 -- Queen Charlotte Intermedi 'A' DQ
Men 4x400 Meter Relay Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 3:50.94 6/6/2014 Colonel Gray, Colonel Gray Team Seed Finals ======1 Kensington Int Senior High 'A' 5:17.02 4:41.30
Men High Jump Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 1.85m 2003 Kevin McQuaid, Bluefield Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Milligan, Cameron Evangeline 1.73m 1.70m 2 McMurrer, Pius East Wiltshi 1.58m 1.60m 3 Higginbotham, Alec Montague Int 1.55m 1.55m 4 Gaudy, Ayden Tignish 1.45m J1.55m 5 Tweel, Jacob Queen Charlo 1.50m 1.50m 6 Sun, Yijie Queen Charlo 1.53m J1.50m 7 Doucette, Lucas Summerside Inter 1.51m 1.45m -- Little, Aiden Summerside Inter 1.60m NH
Men Long Jump Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 6.04m 1977 Jeff Morris, TOSH Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 White, Kal Queen Charlo 5.11m 5.23m 2 McMurrer, Pius East Wiltshi 4.88m 5.21m 3 Bernard, Jonathan Callaghan 4.51m 4.72m 4 Wigmore, Nikki Kensington Int S 4.70m 4.70m 5 Conway, Thomas Queen Charlo 4.98m 4.66m
6 Doucette, Lucas Summerside Inter 4.51m 4.50m 7 Gaudet, Aiden Callaghan 4.44m 4.45m 8 Moore, Caleb Kinkora 3.79m 4.30m 9 Boulter, Drew Hernwood 4.94m 4.22m
Men Triple Jump Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 12.81m 3/7/2016 Owen MacNeill, Montague Int Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Higginbotham, Alec Montague Int 10.52m 10.57m 2 MacRae, Mason Callaghan 8.87m 10.36m 3 Gaudet, Aiden Callaghan 9.57m 10.14m 4 Wil, Somers Summerside Inter 9.33m 9.85m 5 Beairsto, Jacob Stonepark In 9.25m 9.35m 6 Gormley, Owen Montague Int 8.85m 9.08m 7 Boulter, Drew Hernwood 9.11m 8.27m
Men Shot Put Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 16.25m 1995 Dion Deagle, Souris High Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Wigmore, Nikki Kensington Int S 10.70m 11.32m 2 Harris, A. J. East Wiltshi 10.90m 11.23m 3 Arsenault, Aidan Birchwood In 9.10m 11.02m 4 Sheppard, Keir Morell 13.39m 10.49m 5 Winn, Ashtin Kinkora 9.76m 10.29m 6 McInnis, Connor Souris Regio 12.34m 10.19m 7 Stanfield, Noah Hernwood 10.71m 10.09m 8 Toomeh, Sami Queen Charlo 9.53m 10.06m 9 Aldos, Hamza Summerside Inter 8.70m 10.02m 10 Albert, Ethan Miscouche 10.57m 9.93m 11 Gaudet, Dagin Callaghan 10.10m 9.63m 12 Quinn, Trent Vernon River 10.92m 9.41m 13 Clark, Cameron Morell 10.42m 9.00m 14 Gavin, Wes Callaghan 9.23m 8.64m
Men Discus Throw Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 41.89m 5/7/2015 Alex Mackinnon, Montague Reg Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Milligan, Cameron Evangeline 33.30m 30.39m 2 McMurrer, Pius East Wiltshi 34.47m 30.04m 3 Sheppard, Keir Morell 25.92m 29.76m 4 Lafrance, Kris Kensington Int S 24.30m 26.52m 4 Albert, Ethan Miscouche 24.06m 26.52m 6 Arsenault, Ben Callaghan 24.93m 24.99m 7 Taylor, Noah Kinkora 25.40m 23.29m 8 Chapman, Daniel École La Bel 23.61m 22.72m 9 Aldos, Hamza Summerside Inter 21.25m 22.70m 10 Stanfield, Noah Hernwood 26.54m 20.79m 11 Carroll, Bradyn Montague Int 25.27m 18.69m
Men Javelin Throw Intermediate ======PEISAArecord: * 44.85m 1983 Mike Simmons, Montague Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Milligan, Cameron Evangeline 36.35m 37.90m 2 Levy, Andrew East Wiltshi 41.51m 36.74m 3 Aldos, Hamza Summerside Inter 28.93m 30.85m 4 Barrett, John Birchwood In 26.90m 27.91m 5 Wigmore, Nikki Kensington Int S 30.81m 27.51m 6 Morrison, Will Queen Charlo 34.47m 26.91m 7 Lafrance, Kris Kensington Int S 15.61m 26.51m 8 Chapman, Daniel École La Bel 23.80m 25.53m 9 Thompson, Wyatt East Wiltshi 31.18m 25.05m 10 Wood, James Vernon River 26.23m 22.98m 11 Labobe, Jesse Callaghan 19.72m 19.85m 12 Sheppard, Keir Morell 15.39m 19.03m 13 Stanfield, Noah Hernwood 19.60m 14.53m
Men 100 Meter Dash Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 11.20 3/6/2016 Noah Manning, Souris Regio Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======1 Ross, Aiden Bluefield Hi 11.97 11.97 2 Itani, Mohamad Colonel Gray 45:53.78 12.00 3 Stewart, Andrew Colonel Gray 45:53.93 12.19 4 Parsons, Sam Charlottetown Rural 45:54.03 12.23 5 Jinks, Liam Charlottetown Rural 12.33 12.34 6 Valois, Matthieu Charlottetown Rural 12.28 12.34 7 Meggison, Evan Westisle 12.31 12.41 8 Desroches, Chandler Westisle 45:54.19 12.72
Men 200 Meter Dash Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 23.79 2/7/2017 Zack Wilson, Bluefield Hi Name Year Team Seed Prelims ======Preliminaries 1 Itani, Mohamad Colonel Gray 25.60 24.05q 2 Stewart, Andrew Colonel Gray 25.68 24.34q 3 Ross, Aiden Bluefield Hi 27.47 24.66q 4 Meggison, Evan Westisle 25.94 24.98q 5 Jinks, Liam Charlottetown Rural 26.56 25.24q 6 Clark, Luke Colonel Gray 26.31 25.28q 7 Valois, Matthieu Charlottetown Rural 26.57 25.38q 8 Culleton, Garrett Westisle 26.45 40.47q
Men 200 Meter Dash Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 23.79 2/7/2017 Zack Wilson, Bluefield Hi Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 Itani, Mohamad Colonel Gray 24.05 24.05 2 Stewart, Andrew Colonel Gray 24.34 24.34 3 Ross, Aiden Bluefield Hi 24.66 24.66
4 Meggison, Evan Westisle 24.98 24.98 5 Jinks, Liam Charlottetown Rural 25.24 25.24 6 Clark, Luke Colonel Gray 25.28 25.28 7 Valois, Matthieu Charlottetown Rural 25.38 25.38 8 Culleton, Garrett Westisle 40.47 40.47
Men 400 Meter Dash Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 54.90 3/7/1984 Chris Somers, TOSH Name Year Team Seed Finals H# ======1 Culleton, Garrett Westisle 1:04.72 59.92 2 2 Muise, Patrick Colonel Gray 1:00.57 1:00.57 1 3 Thomson, Luke Grace Christian 1:03.77 1:01.15 1 4 Macphee, Drew The Mount 1:01.93 1:01.74 1 5 Bourque, Isaac Grace Christian 1:03.10 1:01.92 1 6 Vos, Reid Charlottetown Rural 1:04.52 1:02.23 1 7 Deesamer, Pun Colonel Gray 1:06.87 1:03.77 2 8 Tsai, Ben Bluefield Hi 1:14.64 1:04.42 2 9 Leard, Ryan Westisle 1:08.18 1:04.72 2 10 Reeves, Nik Charlottetown Rural 1:05.57 1:08.04 2
Men 800 Meter Run Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 2:13.81 2/7/2017 Samuel Peterson, Colonel Gray Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Fradsham, Will Charlottetown Rural 2:22.55 2:18.67 2 Jones, Julien Charlottetown Rural 2:35.36 2:22.41 3 McKeigan, Cole Charlottetown Rural 2:29.79 2:22.42 4 Muise, Patrick Colonel Gray 2:26.79 2:22.66 5 Ross, Aiden Bluefield Hi 2:36.29 2:24.12 6 Campeanu, Cezar Colonel Gray 2:30.90 2:26.41 7 Leard, Ryan Westisle 2:37.36 2:31.05 8 Clements, Josh Westisle 2:38.39 2:32.20 9 Reeves, Nik Charlottetown Rural 2:31.03 2:37.92
Men 1500 Meter Run Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 4:26.00 3/7/1980 Willy MacDonald, Bluefield Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Fradsham, Will Charlottetown Rural 5:03.91 4:52.06 2 Campeanu, Cezar Colonel Gray 5:20.07 4:55.57 3 Leard, Ryan Westisle 5:01.00 4:58.71 4 Jones, Julien Charlottetown Rural 5:18.84 5:04.05 5 Reeves, Nik Charlottetown Rural 5:35.44 5:27.80 6 Thomson, Luke Colonel Gray 5:47.22 5:31.79 7 Daqa, Zaid Colonel Gray 5:49.54 5:51.41 8 MacKenzie, Seth Colonel Gray 6:38.29 6:12.78 9 Carragher, Ethan Bluefield Hi 6:02.30 6:16.70
Men 3000 Meter Run Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 9:37.00 2/6/1983 John Rombough, East Wiltshire Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Fradsham, Will Charlottetown Rural 11:42.74 10:46.02 2 Campeanu, Cezar Colonel Gray 12:57.39 11:05.06 3 MacKenzie, Sam Montague Reg 11:46.72 11:55.46
Men 4x100 Meter Relay Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 47.73 6/1/2019 Charlottetown Rural, Charlottetow Team Seed Finals ======1 Charlottetown Rural 'A' 49.81 47.73* 2 Colonel Gray 'A' 49.43 48.32 3 Westisle 'A' 50.43 50.27 4 Charlottetown Rural 'B' 53.84 52.61 5 Bluefield High School 'A' 51.69 55.04
Men 4x400 Meter Relay Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 4:01.05 5/31/2019 Colonel Gray, Colonel Gray Team Seed Finals ======1 Colonel Gray 'A' 4:15.26 4:01.05* 2 Westisle 'A' 4:55.60 4:09.58 3 Charlottetown Rural 'A' 4:20.25 4:09.97
Men High Jump Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 1.75m 6/1/2019 Jeremy Norman, Colonel Gray Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Norman, Jeremy Colonel Gray 1.70m 1.75m* 2 Rist, Jude Bluefield Hi 1.55m 1.60m 3 Chapman, Drew Souris Conso 1.50m J1.60m 4 Crawford, Spencer Charlottetown Rural 1.50m 1.45m 5 Tsai, Ben Bluefield Hi 1.50m 1.40m -- Taylor, Tyler Charlottetown Rural 1.40m NH
Men Long Jump Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 5.73m 5/31/2019 Chandler Desroches, Westisle Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Desroches, Chandler Westisle 5.68m 5.73m* 2 Norman, Jeremy Colonel Gray 5.27m 5.39m 3 Parsons, Sam Charlottetown Rural 4.79m 4.65m 4 Taylor, Tyler Charlottetown Rural 4.67m 4.47m 5 Jenkins, Liam Charlottetown Rural 3.26m 3.69m
Men Triple Jump Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 12.25m 6/1/2019 Jeremy Norman, Colonel Gray Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Norman, Jeremy Colonel Gray 11.08m 12.25m* 2 Rist, Jude Bluefield Hi 11.50m 12.10m 3 Desroches, Chandler Westisle 11.20m 11.43m 4 Taylor, Tyler Charlottetown Rural 9.06m 10.33m 5 Kayigi, Jean Francois Charlottetown Rural 8.11m 9.42m 6 Hebert, Evan Montague Reg 8.23m 9.16m
Men Shot Put Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 13.30m 3/6/2016 Malcolm Gilman, FB Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Welsh, Hudson Charlottetown Rural 10.04m 10.84m 2 Arsenault, Taylor Evangeline 12.49m 10.71m 3 Hebert, Evan Montague Reg 9.43m 9.92m
Men Discus Throw Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 47.21m 5/31/2019 Thomas Yeo, Bluefield Hi Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Yeo, Thomas Bluefield Hi 40.94m 47.21m* 2 Steadman, Craig École La Bel 29.54m 34.60m 3 Welsh, Hudson Charlottetown Rural 22.29m 28.22m 4 Barry, Nolan Charlottetown Rural 21.91m 23.57m 5 Pamunuwe Gedara, Disen Colonel Gray 26.72m 23.49m
Men Javelin Throw Juvenile ======PEISAArecord: * 46.77m 5/17/2019 Thomas Yeo, Bluefield Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Yeo, Thomas Bluefield Hi 46.77m 45.10m 2 Pamunuwe Gedara, Disen Colonel Gray 39.20m 40.20m 3 Acorn, Steven Souris Conso 34.21m 33.20m 4 Steadman, Craig École La Bel 30.80m 32.57m 5 Thomson, Luke Grace Christian 29.04m 25.74m 6 Jinks, Liam Charlottetown Rural 25.07m 25.30m 7 Thomson, Luke Colonel Gray 25.63m 23.69m
Men 100 Meter Dash Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 10.69 2002 Jared Connaughton, Bluefield Name Year Team Seed Prelims H# ======Preliminaries 1 Wilson, Zach Bluefield Hi 11.76 11.55q 1 2 Duckworth, Noah Colonel Gray 12.28 11.92q 1 3 MacDonald, Connor Colonel Gray 12.26 11.92q 2 4 Clow, Landon Kensington Int S 12.09 12.01q 2 5 Hood, Tobias Colonel Gray 12.30 12.06q 1 6 Hunter, Reece Charlottetown Rural 12.67 12.13q 1
7 Arsenault, Dominic Westisle 12.54 12.55q 2 8 Buote, Chandler Westisle 13.00 12.63q 2 9 Gallant, Keiran Charlottetown Rural 12.75 12.75 1 10 Badana, Shaurya Charlottetown Rural 13.34 12.87 2
Men 100 Meter Dash Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 10.69 2002 Jared Connaughton, Bluefield Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 Wilson, Zach Bluefield Hi 11.55 11.45 2 Duckworth, Noah Colonel Gray 11.92 11.85 3 MacDonald, Connor Colonel Gray 11.92 11.91 4 Clow, Landon Kensington Int S 12.01 12.03 5 Hood, Tobias Colonel Gray 12.06 12.09 6 Arsenault, Dominic Westisle 12.55 12.77 7 Buote, Chandler Westisle 12.63 12.89
Men 200 Meter Dash Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 21.70 2003 Jared Connaughton, Bluefield Name Year Team Seed Prelims H# ======Preliminaries 1 Duckworth, Noah Colonel Gray 24.69 23.78q 2 2 Saengmeng, Roan Colonel Gray 24.70 23.95q 1 3 Clow, Landon Kensington Int S 24.58 24.18q 2 4 Mahar, Nathan Bluefield Hi 25.09 24.19q 2 5 Wilson, Zach Bluefield Hi 24.25 24.32q 1 6 MacDonald, Connor Colonel Gray 24.86 24.65q 1 7 Hunter, Reece Charlottetown Rural 25.88 25.04q 1 8 Gallant, Keiran Charlottetown Rural 25.87 25.06q 2 9 Triantifillou, Jack Charlottetown Rural 26.07 25.52 1 10 Dunn, Lucas Morell 26.30 25.79 2 11 Mohamed, Amro Colonel Gray 27.15 26.85 2
Men 200 Meter Dash Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 21.70 2003 Jared Connaughton, Bluefield Name Year Team Prelims Finals ======Finals 1 Saengmeng, Roan Colonel Gray 23.95 23.74 2 MacDonald, Connor Colonel Gray 24.65 24.17 3 Duckworth, Noah Colonel Gray 23.78 24.22 4 Clow, Landon Kensington Int S 24.18 24.52 5 Mahar, Nathan Bluefield Hi 24.19 24.77 6 Hunter, Reece Charlottetown Rural 25.04 25.17 7 Gallant, Keiran Charlottetown Rural 25.06 25.70
Men 400 Meter Dash Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 52.24 2012 Alex Fitzpartick, Morell Name Year Team Seed Finals H# ======1 Maceachern, Declan Colonel Gray 57.38 52.51 1
2 Saengmeng, Roan Colonel Gray 55.40 53.50 1 3 Mahar, Nathan Bluefield Hi 57.47 56.61 1 4 Morris, Seth Colonel Gray 1:01.07 57.92 1 5 Smith, Johnathan Westisle 1:00.68 58.09 1 6 Buote, Chandler Westisle 1:06.62 1:00.72 2 7 Godfrey, Daniel Bluefield Hi 59.34 1:00.77 1 8 Lauwerijssen, Peyton Kensington Int S 1:01.88 1:02.02 1 9 Harper, Walker Westisle 1:04.82 1:02.30 2 10 Bartlett, Jonah Charlottetown Rural 1:03.53 1:02.93 2 11 Larkin, Cole Charlottetown Rural 1:04.33 1:02.95 2 12 Brown, Owen Charlottetown Rural 1:05.82 1:06.13 2
Men 800 Meter Run Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 2:03.70 1975 Colin MacAdam, Colonel Gray Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Neuffer, Jeremy Charlottetown Rural 2:05.35 2:04.59 2 McCardle, Isaac Colonel Gray 2:12.87 2:08.89 3 Kozma, Matt Colonel Gray 2:20.15 2:08.93 4 Peterson, Samuel Colonel Gray 2:20.50 2:13.57 5 Fitzpatrick, Riley Charlottetown Rural 2:20.35 2:19.30 6 Godfrey, Daniel Bluefield Hi 2:31.06 2:20.17 7 Morse, Jack Colonel Gray 2:21.81 2:21.79 8 Dunn, Lucas Morell 2:22.53 2:23.58 9 Gaudette, Chase Westisle 2:31.11 2:30.36 10 Macneil, Sam Charlottetown Rural 2:22.01 2:30.36
Men 1500 Meter Run Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 4:08.64 6/1/2019 Jeremy Neuffer, Charlottetow Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Neuffer, Jeremy Charlottetown Rural 4:32.18 4:08.64* 2 Peterson, Samuel Colonel Gray 4:55.65 4:34.24 3 Kozma, Matt Colonel Gray 4:55.17 4:38.45 4 Fitzpatrick, Riley Charlottetown Rural 4:54.50 4:41.28 5 Godfrey, Daniel Bluefield Hi 4:59.26 4:42.42 6 Morse, Jack Colonel Gray 4:59.21 4:47.46 7 Collins, Daniel Charlottetown Rural 4:59.77 4:51.06 8 Arnett, Owen Charlottetown Rural 5:05.66 4:52.09 9 Dunn, Lucas Morell 5:01.04 4:53.90 10 Rennie, Sydney Westisle 6:38.61 7:10.91
Men 3000 Meter Run Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 8:58.11 2013 Alex Neuffer, Charlottetown Rural Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Neuffer, Jeremy Charlottetown Rural 10:32.64 9:04.43 2 Peterson, Samuel Colonel Gray 10:54.64 10:00.16 3 McCardle, Isaac Colonel Gray 10:54.22 10:08.74 4 Fitzpatrick, Riley Charlottetown Rural 11:29.08 10:14.61 5 Morse, Jack Colonel Gray 11:52.95 10:27.22 6 Collins, Daniel Charlottetown Rural 11:42.33 11:02.56 7 Wigmore, Josiah Colonel Gray 12:28.19 11:57.67
Men 4x100 Meter Relay Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 45.93 6/1/2019 Colonel Gray, Colonel Gray Team Seed Finals ======1 Colonel Gray 'A' 50.11 45.93* 2 Montague Regional High Sc 'A' 49.61 49.10 3 Charlottetown Rural 'B' 51.55 49.63 4 Colonel Gray 'B' 46.19 49.67 5 Westisle 'A' 51.27 49.94 6 Westisle 'B' 51.21 51.59
Men 4x400 Meter Relay Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 3:43.60 1983 , Bluefield Team Seed Finals ======1 Colonel Gray 'A' 3:55.56 3:49.31 2 Colonel Gray 'B' 4:13.14 3:57.67 3 Westisle 'A' 4:26.44 3:59.86 4 Bluefield High School 'A' 4:18.34 4:01.31 5 Westisle 'B' 4:33.63 4:05.52 6 Charlottetown Rural 'A' 4:05.23 4:07.09 7 Montague Regional High Sc 'A' 4:06.03 4:07.79
Men High Jump Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 1.94m 2003 Nic Pharo, Bluefield Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Docherty, Thomas Charlottetown Rural 1.75m 1.89m 2 Smith, Johnathan Westisle 1.71m 1.70m 3 Brennan, Morgan Westisle 1.68m J1.70m 4 Wills, Nathan Bluefield Hi 1.68m 1.65m 5 Carmicheal, Andrew Colonel Gray 1.55m 1.60m 6 Wills, Daniel Bluefield Hi 1.65m 1.55m 6 Linzel, Matt Charlottetown Rural 1.55m 1.55m 6 Naw, Kee Colonel Gray 1.60m 1.55m -- Munro, Jack Montague Reg 1.45m NH
Men Long Jump Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 6.81m 1994 Chris Becker, Charlottetown Rural Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 MacNeill, Owen Montague Reg 5.78m 6.67m 2 Docherty, Thomas Charlottetown Rural 5.03m 5.98m 3 Arsenault, Dominic Westisle 5.63m 5.69m 4 Naw, Kee Colonel Gray 5.57m 5.57m 5 Brennan, Morgan Westisle 5.35m 5.55m 6 Ryan, Nolan Charlottetown Rural 4.82m 5.12m 7 Linzel, Matt Charlottetown Rural 4.93m 5.09m 8 Arsenault, Zac Montague Reg 4.77m 5.00m
Men Triple Jump Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 14.20m 2006 Kurt McCormack, Souris Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 MacNeill, Owen Montague Reg 13.24m 13.16m 2 Brennan, Morgan Westisle 11.42m 11.60m 3 Smith, Johnathan Westisle 11.59m 11.57m 4 Naw, Kee Colonel Gray 10.85m 11.45m 5 Arsenault, Dominic Westisle 11.12m 11.12m 6 Ryan, Nolan Charlottetown Rural 10.71m 10.78m 7 Gaudette, Chase Westisle 10.90m 10.58m 8 Gormley, Jason Montague Reg 10.40m 9.89m
Men Shot Put Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 15.48m 2000 Joel Mills, Souris High Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Chapman, Steve Charlottetown Rural 11.02m 11.58m 2 Rennie, Kaden Westisle 11.23m 11.24m 3 Caseley, Morgan Westisle 10.20m 10.88m 4 Perry, Matt Colonel Gray 9.69m 10.15m
Men Discus Throw Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 47.95m 2016 Matt Tanton, TOSH Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Robbins, Teddy Colonel Gray 26.18m 33.07m 2 Caseley, Morgan Westisle 32.08m 30.96m 3 Wilting, Aike Bluefield Hi 30.71m 30.11m 4 Gormley, Jason Montague Reg 26.95m 26.91m 5 Myers, Carson Morell 28.39m 26.37m 6 Rennie, Sydney Westisle 25.50m 23.73m 7 Rennie, Kaden Westisle 19.61m 19.19m
Men Javelin Throw Senior ======PEISAArecord: * 53.29m 1984 Mike Simmons Name Year Team Seed Finals ======1 Docherty, Thomas Charlottetown Rural 41.54m 46.32m 2 Arsenault-Saunders, Etha Bluefield Hi 40.53m 37.29m 3 Wills, Nathan Bluefield Hi 34.39m 35.69m 4 Perry, Matt Colonel Gray 29.85m 34.02m 5 Wigmore, Krystof Kensington Int S 28.13m 31.71m 6 Wilting, Aike Bluefield Hi 28.90m 26.14m 7 Rennie, Sydney Westisle 22.19m 25.16m ======Women - Novice - Team Rankings - 8 Events Scored ======1) Stratford Elementary Scho 18 2) West Kent Elementary Scho 13 3) Spring Park Elementary 12 4) Vernon River Consolidated 6 4) Greenfield 6 4) Elm Street 6
7) Amherst Cove 5 7) West Royalty Elementary S 5 9) Evangeline 3 9) Francois Buote 3 9) Eliot River Elementary Sc 3 12) Sherwood Elementary Schoo 2 12) Englewood Consolidated Sc 2 14) École Saint Augustin 1 14) Grace Christian 1 14) Mt. Stewart Consolidated 1 14) Athena 1 ======Women - Bantam - Team Rankings - 9 Events Scored ======1) Hernwood 24 2) East Wiltshire School 19 3) Queen Charlotte Intermedi 16 4) Birchwood Intermediate Sc 13 5) Summerside Intermediate 10 6) Montague Intermediate Sch 6 7) Vernon River Consolidated 5 8) Gulf Shore Consolidated S 4 9) Callaghan 3 9) Kensington Int Senior Hig 3 11) Souris Regional High Scho 2 11) Athena 2 11) Grace Christian 2 14) Evangeline 1 ======Women - Intermediate - Team Rankings - 14 Events Scored ======1) East Wiltshire School 35 2) Queen Charlotte Intermedi 31 3) Summerside Intermediate 20 4) Callaghan 13 5) Souris Regional High Scho 12 6) Montague Intermediate Sch 9 7) Gulf Shore Consolidated S 5 8) Morell Regional High Scho 4 9) The Mount Academy 3 9) Evangeline 3 9) École La Belle Cloche 3 12) Ecole-Sur-Mer 2 12) Stonepark Intermediate Sc 2 12) Grace Christian 2 15) The Mount 1 15) Hernwood 1 ======Women - Juvenile - Team Rankings - 14 Events Scored ======1) Colonel Gray 62 2) Bluefield High School 27 3) Charlottetown Rural 26 4) Grace Christian 17 5) Montague Regional High Sc 8 6) Westisle 7 7) Kensington Int Senior High 4 ======Women - Senior - Team Rankings - 14 Events Scored ======1) Colonel Gray 50 2) Westisle 31 3) Charlottetown Rural 23 4) Kensington Int Senior Hig 13 5) Montague Regional High Sc 9 6) Three Oaks Senior High 8 7) Bluefield High School 6 8) Evangeline 5 9) Ecole-Sur-Mer 3 10) Grace Christian 2 11) The Mount 1 ======Men - Novice - Team Rankings - 8 Events Scored ======1) Spring Park Elementary 23 2) Tignish 12
3) Souris Regional High Scho 10 4) Central Queens Elementary 9 5) West Kent Elementary Scho 8 6) Stratford Elementary Scho 5 6) Montague Consolidated Sch 5 6) Elm Street 5 9) Eliot River Elementary Sc 3 9) Gulf Shore Consolidated S 3 9) Prince Street Elementary 3 12) Evangeline 1 12) Bloomfield 1 ======Men - Bantam - Team Rankings - 10 Events Scored ======1) East Wiltshire School 21 2) Birchwood Intermediate Sc 13 3) Southern Kings Consolidat 12 4) Evangeline 11 4) Hernwood 11 6) Grace Christian 10 7) Athena 8 8) Queen Charlotte Intermedi 7 8) Ecole-Sur-Mer 7 10) Stonepark Intermediate Sc 3 10) Kensington Int Senior High 3 12) Summerside Intermediate 2 13) Callaghan 1 13) ME Callaghan Intermediate 1 ======Men - Intermediate - Team Rankings - 14 Events Scored ======1) Queen Charlotte Intermedi 35 2) Kensington Int Senior Hig 23.50 3) East Wiltshire School 18 4) Callaghan 17 5) Evangeline 15 6) Birchwood Intermediate Sc 9 7) Montague Intermediate Sch 8 8) École La Belle Cloche 7 9) Summerside Intermediate 6 10) Morell Regional High Scho 3 10) Vernon River Consolidated 3 12) Stonepark Intermediate Sc 2 13) Tignish 1 14) Miscouche 0.50 ======Men - Juvenile - Team Rankings - 14 Events Scored ======1) Colonel Gray 47 2) Charlottetown Rural 43 3) Bluefield High School 23 4) Westisle 20 5) École La Belle Cloche 4 5) Montague Regional High Sc 4 5) Souris Consolidated Schoo 4 8) Evangeline 3 9) Grace Christian 2 10) The Mount 1 ======Men - Senior - Team Rankings - 14 Events Scored ======1) Colonel Gray 63 2) Charlottetown Rural 37 3) Westisle 22 4) Bluefield High School 16 5) Montague Regional High Sc 14 6) Kensington Int Senior Hig 2
P.E.I.S.A.A. Intermediate Softball Commissioner’s
Final Report 2018-19
Name: Garth Turtle
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS Female 150
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS
Classification: Intermediate Girls Site: Slemon Park Manager Garth Turtle and Sue Thompson
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification: Intermediate Girls School: Queen Charlotte Coaches: Laura Ready and Jada Yeo
4. GENERAL COMMENTS: The 2018-198 school softball season was again effected by the weather, cold temperatures as well as lots of rain caused some postponed games. School Athletic Directors and coaches are to be commended for the proactive approach they took in rescheduling games, however there were several games that were not played and forfeited instead. This is not the preferred method of settling game results. Championship day at Slemon Park was a great day for ball. Thanks to the City of Summerside for preparing the fields and to Sue Thompson for acting as tournament manager. Both medal games were welled played with Queen Charlotte defeating Stonepark to retain the Provincial Championship. There were a total of nine teams competing in east and west divisions. Thanks to Phil Bridges for his administrative and organizational help and to the School Milk Foundation for providing the chocolate milk..
5. REGULAR SEASON: FINAL STANDINGS
Intermediatet East AA Girls Team Wins Loses Points 1. Stonepark 5 1 10 2. Birchwood 3 3 6 3. Queen Charlotte 3 3 6 4. East Wiltshire 1 5 2
Intermediatet West AA Girls Team Wins Loses Points 1. ME Callaghan 1 4 0 8 2. ME Callaghan 2 3 1 6 3. Summerside Int 2 2 4 4. Hernewood 1 3 2 5. Kensington 0 4 0
7. CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Semi-finals: Intermediate AA Girls: Queen Charlotte 10 vs ME Callaghan #1 1 Stonepark 12 vs Summerside Int 0
Bronze Medal Games Intermediate AA Girls: ME Callaghan #1 18 vs Summerside Int 11
Gold Medal Games Intermediate AA Girls: Queen Charlotte 6 vs Stonepark 3
P.E.I.S.A.A. Commissioner’s Final Report 2018-19 Senior Softball
Name: Garth Turtle
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS
Female 150
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS
Classification Senior AA Women Site: Slemon Park Manager: Garth Turtle
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification Senior AA Women School: Westisle Coach: Ms.Hustler
4. GENERAL COMMENTS: 2018-19 school softball began the season with 10 teams in two divisions, unfortunately Souris had to leave the league, but teams maintained their home and away schedule. This new format doubled the number of games played by the league’s teams, allowing for a much better experience for the student athletes. School Athletic Directors and coaches are to be commended for the proactive approach they took in completing as many games as possible.. The Provincial Women`s Championships were held at Slemon Park. Thanks to the City of Summerside for preparing the fields. Westisle girls defeated Colonel Gray in a very well played final. Cross over quarter finals helped to insure that the best teams went to the finals in Slemon Park. Thanks to Phil Bridges for his administrative and organizational help.
5. REGULAR SEASON: FINAL STANDINGS
Senior Female East School Wins Losses Points 1. Col Gray 6 0 12 2. Ch’town Rural 3 3 6 3. Morell 3 3 6 4. Montague 0 6 0
Senior Female West School Wins Losses Points 1. Westisle 8 0 16 2. Three Oaks 6 2 12 3. Bluefield 4 4 8 4. The Mount 2 6 4 5. Kinkora 0 8 0
LEAGUE ALLSTARS
Senior AA Softball Women East Col Gray: Amanda MacBainl Haley Savident Abby Smith Rural: Devon Lawlor Kate Doyle Ellie Conohan Morell: Cyd MacSwain Sam MacSwain Montague: Kassie Birt
Senior AA Softball Women West Three Oaks: Lauren Lilly Westisle: Eyrn Hustler Ally Hustler Belle Ashley Brooke Bernard Bluefield; Ava Menard Jessica Watts The Mount: Abby Hustler Ally Stymest
CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Bronze Medal Games AA Women: Three Oaks vs Ch’town Rural (Three Oaks wins by forfeit)
Gold Medal Games AA Women: Westisle 4 vs Colonel Gray 0
PEISAA Intermediate Boys Baseball Final Report 2018
Commissioner: Allister Smith
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS
Male AA (Island wide) 5 teams
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS
Classification Site Manager Intermediate AA Central Fields Allister Smith
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification School AA-Intermediate Boys Birchwood
4. GENERAL COMMENTS
A rainy fall made for a challenging season trying to get make up games played. As the season stretched on, hockey became an issue to contend with, eventually forcing East Wiltshire to withdraw from provincials.
Two Friday/Saturday jamborees would help to condense the season, simplify scheduling and help to avoid conflicts with soccer and volleyball. Provincials could be held on a Saturday as well, with semis and both gold and bronze medal games.
6. LEAGUE STANDINGS
Intermediate AA Boys Standings
Team Wins Losses Points Birchwood 5 0 10 East Wiltshire 4 1 8 SIS 3 2 6 Stonepark 2 3 4 Queen Charlotte 0 4 0 Montague 0 4 0
Intermediate AA Boys Playoffs
Semi finals:
(1) Birchwood over (4) Queen Charlotte 8-1 (2) SIS over (3) Stonepark 6-0
Gold:
Birchwood over SIS 10-1
Provincial Champion: Birchwood Cobras
PEISAA Intermediate East/West Flag Football Final Report 2019
Name: Trevor Bridges Commissioner
1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS
Boys AA 171 A 166 Girls AA 120 A 193
2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET MANAGER
Classification Site Manager 1. AA/A Girls Summerside Turf Trevor Bridges 2. AA/A Boys Summerside Turf Trevor Bridges
3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
Classification School Coach A Girls Summerside Intermediate John Turner AA Girls Summerside Intermediate Rob Connell/Rebecca Proctor A boys Evangeline John Arsenault AA boys Francois Buote Micah Wiltshire/Raphael Duchesne
4. GENERAL COMMENTS
This year the East and West flag football leagues continued with an A/AA league in both boys and girls. We had 21 schools take part in the league this year. 12 in the West and 9 in the East. Games continued to be played on Tuesday/Wednesday in the West (one Monday to finish off the schedule) and Monday to Thursday (one Friday) in the East. The East did use two fields at Francois Buote this year to help with scheduling. The flexibility was needed as there seems to be many more obstacles in making a schedule each year. There are very few extra time slots in the East and in the West once the schedules are made. We also sometimes struggle with getting enough qualified referee’s for every game. This year there were 66 flag football teams playing Flag Football and 650 players.
5. LEAGUE AND CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
East: AA Boys GP W L T PA PF Pts. 1 Francois Buote 8 8 0 0 131 364 16 2 Gulf Shore 8 7 1 0 191 249 14 3 Queen Charlotte 8 6 2 0 162 219 12 4 Mount Academy 8 5 3 0 132 265 10 5 Birchwood 8 3 5 0 236 245 6 6 Montague 8 3 5 0 262 208 6 7 East Wiltshire 8 2 6 0 226 178 4 8 Stonepark 8 1 6 0 214 135 2 9 Vernon River 8 0 7 0 377 68 0
East: A Boys GP W L t PA PF Pts. 1 East Wiltshire 6 4 2 0 108 178 8 2 Stonepark 6 4 2 0 81 156 8 3 Montague 6 4 2 0 134 130 8 4 Birchwood 6 3 3 0 87 128 6 5 Queen Charlotte 6 3 3 0 99 71 6 6 Mount Academy 6 2 4 0 131 113 4 7 Vernon River 6 1 5 0 200 64 2
Eas t: AA Girls GP W L t PA PF Pts. 1 Birchwood 6 6 0 0 101 218 12 2 East Wiltshire 6 4 2 0 91 165 8 3 Montague 6 4 2 0 91 158 8 4 Mount Academy 6 3 3 0 159 121 6 5 Stonepark 6 2 4 0 168 115 4 6 Queen Charlotte 6 1 4 1 126 71 3 7 Gulf Shore 6 0 5 1 165 53 1
East: A Girls GP W L t PA PF Pts. 1 Montague 8 7 1 0 109 218 14 2 East Wiltshire 1 8 7 1 0 61 267 14 3 East Wiltshire 2 8 6 2 0 105 264 12 4 Birchwood 8 5 3 0 114 140 10 5 Stonepark 8 4 4 0 182 158 8 6 Queen Charlotte 8 4 4 0 205 190 8 7 Francois Buote 8 2 6 0 206 113 4 8 Vernon River 8 1 7 0 299 172 2 9 Gulf Shore 8 0 8 0 300 59 0
AA boys Zone Playoffs
(6) Montague 19 vs (3) Queen Charlotte 35 (5) Birchwood 19 vs (4) Mount 20
(4) Mount 6 vs (1) Francois Buote 32 (3) Queen Charlotte 25 vs (2) Gulf Shore 26 (1) Francois Buote (2) Gulf Shore
AA Girls Zone Playoffs
(6) Queen Charlotte 6 vs (3) Montague 53 (5) Stonepark 12 vs (4) Mount 26
(4) Mount 27 vs (1) Birchwood 26 (3) Montague 12 vs (2) East Wiltshire 13 (1) East Wiltshire (2) Mount
A Boys Zone Playoffs
(6) Mount 36 vs (3) Montague 33 (5) Queen Charlotte 6 vs (4) Birchwood 7
(6) Mount 12 vs (1) East Wiltshire 32 (4) Birchwood 20 vs (2) Stonepark 36 (1) East Wiltshire (2) Stonepark
A Girls Zone Playoffs
(6) Queen Charlotte 16 vs (3) East Wiltshire #2 33 (5) Stonepark 12 vs (4) Birchwood 13
(4) Birchwood 13 vs (1) Montague 32 (3) East Wiltshire #2 18 vs (2) East Wiltshire #1 40
(1) Montague (2) East Wiltshire #1
West: AA Boys GP W L t PA PF Pts. 1 SIS Saints 6 6 0 0 86 197 12 2 SIS Bengals 6 5 1 0 78 203 10 3 Miscouche 6 4 2 0 103 237 8 4 Athena 6 3 3 0 163 124 6 5 Hernewood 6 2 4 0 226 122 4 6 M.E. Callaghan 6 1 5 0 217 105 2 7 Kensington 6 0 6 0 248 55 0
West: A Boys GP W L t PA PF Pts. 1 Englewood 9 8 1 0 121 262 16 2 Pierre Chaisson 9 7 1 1 114 238 15 3 Ecole sur Mer 9 7 2 0 80 233 14 4 SIS Browns 9 5 3 1 155 224 11 5 Evangeline 9 5 4 0 188 207 10 6 SIS Patriots 9 5 4 0 179 210 10 7 Hernewood 9 4 5 0 212 146 8 8 Kensington 9 2 7 0 218 124 4 9 Amherst Cove 9 1 8 0 256 108 2 10 Somerset 9 0 9 0 376 25 0
West: AA Girls GP W L t PA PF Pts. 1 SIS Dolphins 8 7 1 0 26 214 14 2 Athena 8 5 3 0 84 117 10 3 Kensington 8 4 4 0 122 144 8 4 SIS Raiders 8 4 4 0 171 118 8 5 Hernewood 8 0 8 0 227 37 0
West: A Girls GP W L t PA PF Pts. 1 Hernewood Gold 10 10 0 0 26 301 20 2 SIS Giants 10 9 1 0 18 364 18 3 SIS Vikings 10 7 2 1 120 200 15 4 Englewood 10 7 3 0 131 254 14 5 Hernewood White 10 5 4 1 116 167 11 6 Pierre Chaisson 10 5 5 0 160 166 10 7 M.E. Callaghan 10 4 6 0 208 128 8 8 Miscouche 2 10 4 6 0 201 118 8 9 Athena 10 2 8 0 205 91 4 10 Ecole sur Mer 10 1 9 0 266 62 2 11 Miscpouche 1 10 0 10 0 412 12 0
AA Boys Zone Playoffs
(6) Kensington 18 vs (3) Miscouche 47 (5) Hernewood 20 vs (4) Athena 35
(4) Athena 20 vs (1) SIS Saints 38 (3) SIS Bengals 24 vs (2) Miscouche 45
(1) SIS Saints (2) Miscouche
AA Girls Zone Playoffs
(5) Hernewood 0 vs (4) SIS Raiders 6 (4) SIS Raiders 12 vs (1) SIS Dolphins 35
(3) Kensington 18 vs (2) Athena 12
(1) SIS Dolphins (2) Kensington
A Boys Zone Playoffs
(6) SIS Patriots 6 vs (3) Ecole sur Mer 13 (5) Evangeline 36 vs (4) SIS Browns 20 (5) Evangeline 48 vs (1) Englewood 18 (3) Ecole sur Mer 10 vs (2) Pierre Chaisson 12
(1) Pierre Chaisson (2) Evangeline A Girls Zone Playoffs
(6) Pierre Chaisson 0 vs (3) SIS Vikings 6 (5) Hernewood White 18 vs (4) Englewood 9 (5) Hernewood White 7 vs (1) Hernewood Gold 47 (3) SIS Vikings 0 vs (2) SIS Giants 0
(1) Hernewood Gold (2) SIS Giants
Provincials A/AA Boys
AA Boys Semi Finals
(1) Francois Buote 39 vs (2) Miscouche 18 (1) SIS Saints 44 vs (2) Gulf Shore 6
Gold Medal Game
Francois Buote 60 vs SIS Saints 27
Bronze Medal Game
Miscouche 33 vs Gulf Shore 34
A Boys Semi Finals
(1) Pierre Chaisson 32 vs (2) Stonepark 27 (1) East Wiltshire 14 vs (2) Evangeline 56
Gold Medal Game
Evangeline 25 vs Pierre Chaisson 24
Bronze Medal Game
Stonepark 34 vs East Wiltshire 27
Provincials A/AA Girls
AA Girls Semi Finals
(1) SIS Dolphins 54 vs (2) The Mount 0 (1) East Wiltshire 26 vs (2) Kensington 13
Gold Medal Game
SIS Dolphins 15 vs East Wiltshire 14 OT
Bronze Medal Game
The Mount 25 vs Kensington 24
A Girls Semi Finals
(1) Hernewood Gold 31 vs (2) East Wiltshire #1 14 (1) Montague 0 vs (2) SIS Giants 25
Gold Medal Game
SIS Giants 25 vs Hernewood Gold 6
Bronze Medal Game
Montague 12 vs East Wiltshire #1 34