SASKATCHEWAN HIGH SCHOOLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
JANUARY 2013 NEWSLETTER
SHSAA EXECUTIVE Executive Director’s Report 2012-2013 Welcome back to school after a well deserved break over the Christmas holidays. The SHSAA PRESIDENT: Executive along with the office staff hope that all of you had the opportunity to spend quality Roger Morgan time with family and loved ones over the holiday break. The Association wishes to thank each and every one of the schools including the administration, coaches, officials, staff advisors and
parent volunteers for providing the opportunities of school sport in your building. We could
not provide these opportunities without the cooperation and volunteer hours that your EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: communities provided. Val Gordon, Eastend This time of year also allows me to remind all coaches that are involved in modelling the Jody Kerr, Weyburn school sport philosophy, that consideration must be given to teams that are not at the level that their opposition is at. You are not modelling the values of sportsmanship to your players, Cory Schmaltz, Carrot River nor considerate of your opposition when scores become ridiculously one-sided. Those that run up scores or continue to pressure opposition when the result is well in hand, have Kelly Schneider, Medstead absolutely zero gain in either season results, seeding for conference play, placement in top Barclay Patterson, Saskatoon ten rankings for interest or more importantly the respect from not only your opposition but also your own student-athletes. Dale Reed, Regina This newsletter provides notice to all schools of the change in the Transfer Policy that was Kerri Archibald, Humboldt approved at the 2012 AGM and redefined as a result of a Board of Review in early fall. This is notice that students in Grade 9 and 10 will be subject to the new policy. This policy states that Miles Bennett, Rosetown once students have enrolled in their Grade 10 school of choice, they are eligible for SHSAA sanctioned inter-school sport at that school and only that school. Should a Grade 10 student Bob Simpson, Melville transfer next year (their Grade 11 year), they are only eligible at their Grade 11 school for the activities they did not participate in at their Grade 10 school. Students are free to transfer Kyle McIntyre, Chinook SD schools during their high school career, however their athletic eligibility is established at the school they enter Grade 10. This year's Grade 11 students will be governed by the old transfer
policy that states a student is only allowed one transfer within their three-year eligibility EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: period. If a Grade 11 student has transferred already to their school of choice this year but Kevin Vollet chooses to transfer for their Grade 12 year, they will be ineligible in the SHSAA activities they have participated this year.
ASSISTANT The classification system for the 2013-2014 school year will be based on the Gr. 9-11 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: enrolment of the current school year as was approved at the 2009 AGM. As such, there have been four championships for the fall of the 2013-2014 that have come open. The four Lyle McKellar championships that are now open and will require written bids to be submitted to the SHSAA Executive Council are Sand Golf, 4A Girls Volleyball, 3A Boys Volleyball and 4A Boys Volleyball. EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT: These written bids will be due on or before April 12th, 2013. Please refer to the SHSAA Jessica Blair Handbook (pg. 68) for the criteria required in a written bid. The Executive will select the host site of these championships at their April meeting. Stefanie Lewis The SHSAA bids a fond farewell to Mr. Larry Pavloff. The SSBA Executive for whom Larry SHSAA OFFICE represented the past four years, requires Mr. Pavloff's expertise in other areas, thus requiring #1 - 575 Park Street him to relinquish this position to another worthy representative to the Executive Council. The SHSAA welcomes Mr. Bob Simpson to the SSBA vacancy. Bob is also a former educator as was REGINA SK S4N 5B2 Larry, and his expertise in the area of school sport is welcomed to the Board. Thank you Larry Tel: (306) 721-2151 for your dedication to the student athletes of Saskatchewan and we know you are not far Fax: (306) 721-2659 away should the Association require some expert advice. E-Mail: [email protected] A reminder to post tournament results to the message board if you host an invitational Web Site: www.shsaa.ca tournament. In addition, the bi-seasonal ranking of basketball teams will again be conducted this season. Thank you to those who have volunteered to serve on the committees. We SHSAA MISSION STATEMENT encourage all basketball teams to submit their results to the link provided in the coming “To promote the positive weeks. The survey will be sent to each team shortly and will have a deadline of Jan. 18, 2013. development of the individual by The first posting will be Jan. 21, 2013. The second posting of the top ten teams in the 1A – 4A providing competitive interscholastic categories will be Feb. 25, 2013. These rankings are for interest sake only. A reminder to athletic activities consistent with the coaches that the SHSAA seeding form is required by Friday March 1, 2013. goals of education.”
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS MARCH 1 – 2, 2013 The provincial championship will be held March 1 – 2, 2013 and will consist of 8 teams in a triple knock-out format leading to four qualifiers taking part in a championship round to determine the medallists. The eight teams participating at the provincial championships will include the host school and seven other teams that have qualified through the regional championships.
Regional championships will be held February 15 – 16, 2013. The Regional championships will consist of a six or eight team double knock-out format leading to an ‘A’ event and ‘B’ event qualifier to the provincial championship. The only region that may require an A-B playoff to complete the double knock-out competition is the region with the provincial host. The A-B playoff will only be contested if the provincial host has not won either the ‘A’ or ‘B’ event. In the regions without an A-B playoff the ‘A’ event winner will be considered the Regional champion.
A random draw, held in the SHSAA office, will determine the placing of teams in the draw for both the regional and provincial competitions. Teams from the same district/regional will be placed in opposite halves of the draw.
Districts should declare their representatives to the Regional Championships and contact the regional commissioners and SHSAA office by Monday February 11, 2013.
Regional commissioners are asked to contact both the SHSAA office and provincial commissioner by Monday February 18, 2013 with the names of the schools which have advanced to the provincial championship from the Regional Championship they are hosting.
REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: February 15 – 16, 2013
REGION A BOYS GIRLS MIXED (SOUTH WEST) Location: Fox Valley Maple Creek Maple Creek Contact: Pat Wilde Gaylene Senft Gaylene Senft Phone: 666-2144 662-2655 662-2655 Fax: 666-2115 662-2682 662-2682 Format: 6 team double knock-out leading to an ‘A’ event and ‘B’ event qualifier to provincials BYE #1: SW #1 First Round Game #1: SC #2 vs. RG #2 Games: Game #2: RG #1 vs. SW #2 BYE #2: SC #1 Participating Regina South Central Districts Chuck Toth Roger Morgan and Contacts: 523-3461 264-7499
REGION B BOYS GIRLS MIXED (SOUTH EAST) Location: Estevan Estevan Estevan Contact: Andrea Clausen Andrea Clausen Andrea Clausen Phone: 634-4761 634-4761 634-4761 Fax: 634-5530 634-5530 634-5530 Format: 8 team double knock-out leading to an ‘A’ event and ‘B’ event qualifier to provincials Game #1: HC #1 vs. SE #2 First Round Game #2: QV #1 vs. EC #2 Games: Game #3: SE #1 vs. HC #2 Game #4: EC #1 vs. QV #2 Participating East Central Qu'Appelle Valley Horizon Central Districts Brad Cameron Murray Bruce Brian Grest and Contacts: 548-2103 723-4660 682-1860
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REGION C BOYS GIRLS MIXED (NORTH CENTRAL)
Location: Prince Albert Prince Albert Prince Albert
Contact: Rene Quintal Rene Quintal Rene Quintal
Phone: 953-7544 953-7544 953-7544 Fax: 763-0399 763-0399 763-0399 Format: 6 team double knock-out leading to an ‘A’ event and ‘B’ event qualifier to provincials BYE #1: NC #1 First Round Game #1: NE #1 vs. CV #2 Games: Game #2: NE #2 vs. NC #2 BYE #2: CV #1 Participating North East Central Valley Districts Cory Schmaltz Grant Elke and Contacts: 768-2433 373-2688
REGION D BOYS GIRLS MIXED (BATTLE WEST) Location: North Battleford North Battleford North Battleford Contact: Evan Reid Evan Reid Evan Reid Phone: 445-6101 445-6101 445-6101 Fax: 445-6878 445-6878 445-6878 Format: 8 team double knock-out leading to an ‘A’ event and ‘B’ event qualifier to provincials Game #1: BW #1 vs. CV #2 First Round Game #2: NW #1 vs. ST #2 Games: Game #3: ST #1 vs. NW #2 Game #4: CV #1 vs. BW #2 Participating Saskatoon North West West Central Districts Brad Smith Darren Nordell Jeff Sopczak and Contacts: 683-8249 397-2944 882-2655
PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: March 1 – 2, 2013
BOYS GIRLS MIXED Location: Assiniboia Carrot River Moose Jaw Contact: Melanie Delorme Cory Schmaltz Larry Segall Phone: 642-3319 768-2433 694-7526 Fax: 642-5347 768-2633 692-0283 Format: 8 team triple knock-out with playoff round Host School, additional Host School, additional Host School, additional representative from Region representative from Region representative from Region Participants: A. Two representatives C. Two representatives A. Two representatives from each of Regions B, C, from each of Regions A, B, from each of Regions B, C, and D and D and D Game #1: Region D #1 vs. Region C #2 Game #2: Region B #1 vs. Region A #2 First Round Game #3: Region A #1 vs. Region B #2 Games: Game #4: Region C #1 vs. Region D #2 #1 = A qualifier, #2 = B qualifier Practice time: Thursday February 28, 6:00 – 8:00pm Schedule of Coaches and Athletes meeting: Thursday February 28, 8:00pm Events: Opening Ceremonies: Friday March 1, 2013 - time TBA
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SHSAA BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS
CONFERENCE
1A – 4A Classifications: All registered basketball teams have been placed in a geographical conference. . if your school is not listed and your school plans on having a team, you must contact the SHSAA office . if your school is listed and your school will not be forming a team or you do not wish to enter the provincial playoff, you must contact the SHSAA office by February 6, 2013 The teams designated to each particular conference are available on the SHSAA website. The SHSAA office will seed each conference tournament. Draws for the conference tournaments will be found in the RESULTS section on the SHSAA website on or before March 4, 2013 Each coach is to fill out and submit a seeding form including their opinion on the seeding of their conference and the province. Seeding forms are due on or before March 1, 2013. Districts are to notify the SHSAA office of host sites for the conference tournaments they have been assigned. Please check the website periodically to see updates to conferences, including host sites.
Conference Tournaments: All conference tournaments will be played the weekend of March 8 – 9, 2013 As per the resolution passed at the 2008 AGM there will not be a consolation side included in the tournaments. In conferences of four, five, six or seven teams that are designated to advance more than two teams there will be a qualifier bracket to advance the extra teams to regional play. The draw templates for the conference tournaments are available on the SHSAA website in the document Basketball Information 2012 - 2013.
REGIONAL
1A – 4A Classifications: Teams will advance from conference play to regional play. The 16 teams that advance to regional play will be seeded 1 to 16 and will be placed in one of four regional tournaments in their classification. Each regional tournament will include a championship and consolation side with the winner of the championship side advancing to HOOPLA. Regional tournament hosts will be named on March 11, 2013. Regional tournaments will be played the weekend of March 15 – 16, 2013. Each District Officials’ Commissioner should prepare to host a minimum of 2 and possibly more Regional Tournaments in their district. Schools interested in hosting a regional basketball playoff are invited to submit a bid to host on or before January 31st. Send bids to the SHSAA office.
HOOPLA
HOOPLA will be hosted in Saskatoon on March 21 – 23, 2013. 1A – 4A classifications: The four regional champions will play a straight elimination four team tournament with a consolation side to determine third place. 5A classification: There will be an eight team tournament composed of four teams from the Regina District and four teams from the Saskatoon District. The tournament will have a championship and consolation side.
SEEDING OF TEAMS FOR CONFERENCE AND REGIONAL PLAYOFFS Seeding forms are due to the SHSAA office on or before March 1, 2013. The SHSAA office requires written confirmation of season results from ALL BASKETBALL TEAMS. Include results of all games played (tournament, league, and exhibition) including who your opponents were and the result, win or loss. Please include your opinion regarding the seeding of the teams in your conference as well as your opinion regarding the top 8 teams in the province in your classification. PLEASE USE THE SEEDING FORM ON THE SHSAA WEBSITE SEEDING FORM - pdf format SEEDING FORM - word format
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SASKATCHEWAN HIGH SCHOOLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Basketball Seeding Form
SCHOOL: DISTRICT: COACH: CLASSIFICATION/GENDER: RECORD OF GAMES PLAYED Please include all games played as of March 1, 2013 include League, Tournament & Exhibition DATE OPPONENT WIN/LOSS Home/Away/Tourn
PLEASE RANK THE TEAMS IN YOUR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT
1. 5.
2. 6. 3. 7. 4. 8. PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR OPINION, LIST THE TOP 8 TEAMS IN YOUR CLASSIFICATION
1. 5. 2. 6. 3. 7.
4. 8.
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SHSAA BOYS BASKETBALL 2012 – 2013 (as of Dec. 27/12) Please remember the conferences listed below are tentative. The groupings may be revised following the February 6th withdrawal deadline for basketball.
1A HOST CONFERENCE 1 HOST CONFERENCE 2 HOST CONFERENCE 3 HOST CONFERENCE 4 BOYS SE Arcola - SE SC Central Butte – SC Nc Big River – NC HC Imperial – HC (1- 30) (2) Fillmore – SE (2) Coronach – SC (2) Beauval - NW (2) Kawacatoose - HC Stoughton - SE Mortlach – SC Glaslyn – NW Lake Lenore – HC Whitebear – SE Rockglen – SC Makwa - NW Middle Lake – HC Herbert – SW Thunderchild – NW St. Brieux – HC HOST CONFERENCE 5 HOST CONFERENCE 6 HOST CONFERENCE 7 HOST CONFERENCE 8 RG Nakoda Oyade – QV WC Kerrobert – BW BW Maymont - BW QV Churchbridge – EC (2) Wolseley - QV (2) Luseland – BW (2) Blaine Lake - CV (2) Sturgis – EC Laval - RG Ecole Canadienne – ST Hepburn – CV Lipton – QV Gladmar - SE Craik – SC Langham – CV Peepeekisis - QV Ogema - SE Davidson – WC Leask - CV LCBI – WC 2A HOST CONFERENCE 1 HOST CONFERENCE 2 HOST CONFERENCE 3 HOST CONFERENCE 4 BOYS HC Canora – EC CV Cst. R. Cameron - CV NW Lashburn – NW NE Meath Park – NC (31 – 50) (2) Preeceville – EC (2) Rosthern - CV (2) Maidstone – NW (2) Sandy Bay - NC Kelvington – HC RJC – CV Minahik – NW Carrot River – NE Hudson Bay – NE Stobart – CV Twin Lakes - NW Creighton – NE HOST CONFERENCE 5 HOST CONFERENCE 6 HOST CONFERENCE 7 HOST CONFERENCE 8 QV Balcarres – QV ST Hague - CV CV Cando- BW NC Wakaw - HC (2) Southey – QV (2) Hanley – CV (2) Macklin – BW (2) Birch Hills – NC Harvest City – RG ST Christian – ST Asquith – CV Kinistino – NC Gravelbourg – SC CCA – ST Waldheim – CV Se Se Wa Hum - NC Rocanville - SE 3A HOST CONFERENCE 1 HOST CONFERENCE 2 HOST CONFERENCE 3 HOST CONFERENCE 4 BOYS SE Esterhazy – EC SW RG Christian – RG NW Unity – BW HC Clavet – CV (51 – 120) (2) Indian Head – QV (4) Scott - RG (4) Shellbrook - NC (4) Dalmeny – CV Moosomin – SE Assiniboia – SC Eagleview – NW Delisle – CV Oxbow - SE Caronport – SC Hillmond - NW Osler VCA – CV HOST CONFERENCE 5 Cornerstone – SC La Loche – NW Watrous – HC EC Kamsack – EC Maple Creek - SW Rossignol - NW Biggar – WC (2) Yorkton S. Heart – EC Shaunavon – SW St. Walburg – NW Kindersley – WC Fort Qu’Appelle – QV Wynyard – HC 4A HOST CONFERENCE 1 HOST CONFERENCE 2 HOST CONFERENCE 3 HOST CONFERENCE 4 BOYS EC Melville - EC RG Johnson – RG BW JP II – BW CV Warman – CV (>120) (2) Yorkton Regional – EC (2) Miller – RG (4) NB Comp. – BW (2) Churchill – NC Balgonie – QV O’Neill – RG Martensville – CV PA Carlton – NC Lumsden – QV Meadow Lake – NW PA St. Mary – NC HOST CONFERENCE 5 HOST CONFERENCE 6 Bedford – ST HOST CONFERENCE 7 SE Notre Dame – QV SC MJ Central – SC Mar. Graham - ST HC Humboldt – HC (2) Estevan – SE (2) MJ Peacock – SC (2) Melfort – NE Weyburn – SE MJ Vanier – SC Nipawin – NE Swift Current – SW Tisdale – NE 5A REGINA SASKATOON BOYS Balfour Riffel Aden Bowman Holy Cross Campbell Sheldon Williams Bethlehem Mount Royal LeBoldus Thom Bishop Mahoney St. Joseph Luther Winston Knoll Centennial Tommy Douglas Evan Hardy Walter Murray
(bracketed # indicates the number of teams to advance from the conference to regional play)
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SHSAA GIRLS BASKETBALL 2012 – 2013 (as of Dec. 27/12) Please remember the conferences listed below are tentative. The groupings may be revised following the February 6th withdrawal deadline for basketball.
1A HOST CONFERENCE 1 HOST CONFERENCE 2 HOST CONFERENCE 3 HOST CONFERENCE 4 GIRLS QV Milestone – QV SC Holdfast – HC NW Edam – NW NC Preeceville – EC (1- 30) (2) Montmartre - QV (2) Harvest City – RG (2) Hillmond - NW (2) Middle Lake – HC Nakoda Oyade – QV Central Butte – SC Paradise Hill – NW St. Brieux - HC Whitebear - SE Herbert – SW Kinistino – NC HOST CONFERENCE 5 HOST CONFERENCE 6 HOST CONFERENCE 7 HOST CONFERENCE 8 SE Fillmore – SE SW Bengough – SC WC Kerrobert – BW CV Hepburn – CV (2) Gladmar - SE (2) Coronach – SC (2) Elrose – WC (2) Lake Lenore – HC Radville - SE Rockglen – SC Kenaston – WC Muenster – HC Stoughton - SE Frontier – SW Loreburn – WC Wakaw – HC 2A HOST CONFERENCE 1 HOST CONFERENCE 2 HOST CONFERENCE 3 HOST CONFERENCE 4 GIRLS ST Dalmeny – CV CV Aberdeen – CV NW Beauval - NW NE Norquay – EC (31 – 50) (2) Langham – CV (2) Hague - CV (2) Makwa - NW (2) Carrot River – NE Asquith – CV Osler VCA – CV Minahik – NW Creighton – NE ST Christian – ST RJC – CV Rossignol – NW Porcupine Plain – NE Biggar - WC Waldheim – CV St. Walburg – NW Kelvington – HC Wynyard – HC HOST CONFERENCE 5 HOST CONFERENCE 6 HOST CONFERENCE 7 HOST CONFERENCE 8 WC Hanley – CV NC Stobart – CV BW Cando - BW EC Canora – EC (2) Gravelbourg – SC (2) Big River - NC (2) Wilkie – BW (2) Langenburg – EC Gull Lake - SW Birch Hills – NC Lashburn – NW Foam Lake – HC Shaunavon – SW Meath Park – NC Maidstone – NW Southey – QV Davidson – WC Turtleford – NW Rocanville – SE LCBI – WC 3A HOST CONFERENCE 1 HOST CONFERENCE 2 HOST CONFERENCE 3 HOST CONFERENCE 4 GIRLS QV Esterhazy – EC RG RG Christian – RG BW Macklin – BW NC Clavet – CV (51 – 120) (4) Kamsack – EC (4) Assiniboia – SC (4) Spiritwood – BW (4) Delisle – CV Fort Qu’ Appelle – QV Caronport – SC Unity – BW PACI – NC Indian Head – QV Cornerstone – SC Eagleview - NW Rivier – NC Lumsden – QV Maple Creek – SW La Loche – NW Sandy Bay – NC Moosomin – SE Outlook – WC Kindersley – WC Se Se Wa Hum - NC 4A HOST CONFERENCE 1 HOST CONFERENCE 2 HOST CONFERENCE 3 HOST CONFERENCE 4 GIRLS EC Melville - EC RG Johnson – RG BW JP II – BW NE Humboldt – HC (>120) (4) Yorkton Regional – EC (2) Luther – RG (4) NB Comp. – BW (4) Churchill – NC Yorkton S. Heart – EC Miller – RG Martensville – CV PA Carlton – NC Balgonie – QV HOST CONFERENCE 5 Warman – CV PA St. Mary – NC Notre Dame – QV SC MJ Central – SC Meadow Lake – NW Melfort – NE Estevan – SE (2) MJ Peacock – SC Bedford Road – ST Nipawin - NE Weyburn – SE MJ Vanier – SC Swift Current – SW Tisdale – NE 5A REGINA SASKATOON GIRLS Balfour Sheldon Williams Aden Bowman Holy Cross Campbell Thom Bethlehem Marion Graham LeBoldus Winston Knoll Bishop Mahoney St. Joseph Riffel O'Neill Centennial Tommy Douglas Evan Hardy Walter Murray
(bracketed # indicates the number of teams to advance from the conference to regional play)
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS HOOPLA 2013 Hoopla 2013 will be held in Saskatoon, March 21, 22 and 23. The 5A boys and girls preliminary games will be held on Thursday evening. All other classifications will begin play on Friday. All finals will be played on Saturday.
The Saskatoon host committee will host the Provincial Basketball Championships at the following venues:
Evan Hardy Collegiate (map) 605 Acadia Drive Marion Graham Collegiate (map) 602 Lenore Drive St. Joseph High School (map) 115 Nelson Road Bishop Mahoney High School (map) 231 Primrose Drive
The schedule of games will be released Monday, March 18th. It will be posted on the SHSAA web site; direct your inquiries to the SHSAA office. Each school team attending HOOPLA is responsible for arranging their accommodations.
Other Saskatoon accommodations can be viewed at Tourism Saskatoon
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SHSAA REGIONAL WRESTLING DATE: Saturday, March 2, 2013 LOCATION: A.E. Peacock Collegiate - Moose Jaw COMMISSIONER: Larry Segall PHONE: 694-7526 FAX: 692-0283
ENTRY: 1. All wrestlers from registered schools outside Regina and Saskatoon MUST attend this meet in order to qualify for the Provincial Tournament. 2. Registered schools may enter more than one wrestler per division. 3. Every participating school MUST contact the commissioner, with their intent to enter, and indicate the number of competitors by the Monday preceding the regional tournament. Competitors who have not been pre-registered by their coaches will not be allowed to participate in the tournament. 4. This will be a one-day meet. Weigh-in will be done by fax. Skin-check will start at 9:00 a.m. and wrestling will begin at 10:00 a.m. 5. The Saskatchewan District team that advances to the Provincial Tournament will consist of up to four qualifiers from this meet per weight division. 6. The coaches present will select the “District” coaching staff. (Head and Assistant Coach.) 7. The District Coaches in consultation with the commissioner will select the final district team.
WEIGH-IN: A weigh-in will not be held at the Regional tournament. Each wrestler must weigh in at their home school. A school administrator or their designate must certify the weight. Certified weights must be faxed to the host commissioner by 12:00 p.m. on the Thursday preceding the meet (February 28, 2013). Note this procedure is used for the regional meet only.
SKIN INSPECTIONS: Skin inspections will begin at 9:00 am. All participants must pass the on-site skin inspection before wrestling.
START TIME: The tournament begins at 10:00 am. Three wrestling mats are available for matches.
ACCOMMODATIONS: 50 rooms blocked for March1st at the Heritage Inn (1590 Main Street North) Phone: 693-7550 (Group Block #184089 - ask to speak with Peggy)
BOYS TEAMS INVOLVED: Battle West - North Battleford, Wilkie; Central Valley - Delisle, Warman; East Central - Esterhazy, Yorkton; Horizon Central - Foam Lake, Kelvington, Wadena; North Central - Carlton, Sandy Bay, St. Mary; North East - Choiceland, Creighton, Hudson Bay; North West - Buffalo River, La Loche, Meadow Lake, Twin Lakes; Qu' Appelle Valley - Balcarres, Balgonie, Notre Dame; South Central - Assiniboia, MJ Central, MJ Cornerstone, MJ Peacock, MJ Vanier; South East - Stoughton, Weyburn Comprehensive, Weyburn Jr. High; South West - Swift Current; West Central - Elrose, Outlook
GIRLS TEAMS INVOLVED: Battle West - North Battleford, Wilkie; Central Valley - Delisle, Warman; East Central - Esterhazy, Yorkton; Horizon Central - Kelvington; North Central - Carlton, St. Mary, Sturgeon Lake; North East - Choiceland, Creighton, Hudson Bay; North West - Buffalo River, La Loche, Meadow Lake, Twin Lakes; Qu' Appelle Valley -Balcarres, Balgonie, Notre Dame; South Central -MJ Central, MJ Peacock, MJ Vanier; South East - Manor, Weyburn Comprehensive, Weyburn Jr. High, Yellow Grass; South West -Swift Current; West Central - Elrose, Outlook
If there are other schools intending to participate in wrestling, the school must contact the SHSAA office to be included in the Regional Wrestling tournament.
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS DATE: March 8 – 9, 2013 LOCATION: Centre for Kinisiology, Health and Sport University of Regina COMMISSIONER: Chuck Toth PHONE: 523-3461 FAX: 523-3462 E-Mail: [email protected]
ENTRY: Regina, Saskatoon and District Teams must be declared on or before March 2nd and entries received by the commissioner and SHSAA office on or before, March 4th.
SKIN CHECKS: On site skin examinations will begin Friday, March 8th at 11:30 a.m. All wrestlers must clear skin inspection prior to reporting for weigh-in.
WEIGH-IN: Weigh-ins will take place on site from 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. Friday, March 9th. Wrestlers must weigh in at this time and make the weight class that they qualified in for the Provincial Championship.
WEIGH-IN PROCEDURE: Check scales for the weigh-ins will be available for wrestlers between 11:00 am and 11:30 am.
COMPETITION: Wrestling will begin at 4:00 p.m. Friday and continue until 9:00 p.m. Wrestling will resume Saturday at 9:00 a.m. and will continue to the completion of the preliminary round. (Approx. 12:00 p.m.). The medal rounds should commence approximately one and a half hours after the completion of the preliminary round.
Please refer to the SHSAA Handbook for more information on High School wrestling rules. See pages 125-131.
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP Date: May 11, 2013 Location: Athol Murray College of Notre Dame Commissioner: Bonnie Humphreys Phone: 732-1262 Fax: 732-4650
Rules and Procedures: Refer to the SHSAA Handbook, Badminton Pages 81-84.
Official Shuttlecock: The SHSAA has a sponsorship contract with Yonex Canada. The Yonex Mavis 300, Blue Band Shuttle will be supplied by the SHSAA & Yonex for each District, Regional and the Provincial Tournament.
Accommodation: Regina Tourism Moose Jaw Tourism
Inquiries: Please contact the respective commissioners or the SHSAA Office at: #1 - 575 Park Street REGINA SK S4N 5B2 Phone: 721-2151 Fax: 721-2659 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.shsaa.sk.ca
REGIONAL PLAYOFFS MAY 4, 2013 Reminder to all District Commissioners: You must have your entries for Regional Badminton into the Regional host and SHSAA office by Monday April 29th. SERIES A SERIES B SERIES C SERIES D SOUTH WEST SOUTH EAST NORTH CENTRAL SASKATOON Location: Swift Current Oxbow Canwood Walter Murray Contact: Janna Walker Mark Kosior Grant Person Brad Smith Phone: 773-2801 483-2383 468-2150 683-8249 Fax: 773-9285 483-2307 468-2999 657-3964 Format: 6 – Team 6 – Team 8 – Team 8 – Team SOUTH CENTRAL EAST CENTRAL NORTH EAST BATTLE WEST Roger Morgan Shawn Redmond Cory Schmaltz Brad Nemish Kincaid: 264-7499 Yorkton: 786-5560 Carrot River: 768-2433 Spiritwood: 883-2282
REGINA QU' APPELLE VALLEY CENTRAL VALLEY NORTH WEST Participating Chuck Toth Murray Bruce Grant Elke Darren Nordell Districts and RHSAA: 523-3461 Cupar: 723-4660 Saskatoon: 373-2688 Edam: 397-2944 Contacts:
HORIZON CENTRAL WEST CENTRAL Brian Grest Jeff Sopczak Humboldt: 682-1860 Rosetown: 882-2655
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP DATE: June 7 – 8, 2013 LOCATION: Gutheridge Field (650 Coteau Street East) - Moose Jaw. COMMISSIONER: Larry Segall PHONE: 694-7526 FAX: 692-0283
Participating Districts and schools are responsible to book their own accommodation. The SHSAA and host have blocked rooms in Moose Jaw. Check the SHSAA web site for the list: Provincial Accommodation
Categories of Competition: Senior – 16 and over as of August 31st, 2012 Junior – under 16 as of August 31st, 2012 Midget – under 15 as of August 31st, 2012
Wheelchair Events: The 100m and 400m wheelchair events have been approved as events for this meet. Please contact the SHSAA office with entries for the wheel chair events.
Quadathlon: There will be an open category for Boys Quadathlon and Girls Quadathlon competitions. Four events (100m, 800m, Long Jump, and Shot Put) are scored on the best performance by the individual in each of the events. The winner of the Quadathlon will be the competitor who has accumulated the most points through the four events. Athletes participating in the Quadathlon will not be allowed to compete in other individual events at the SHSAA Championships but may compete in any age appropriate relays entered by their District. All athletes competing in the Quadathlon at the SHSAA Track and Field Championships are expected to have competed in a similar event at their District Track Meet. o Shot Put implement: Boys – 12 lb. Implement; Girls – 4 kg. implement
HY-TEK: The district team advancer information will be provided to each district. Entries are due to the SHSAA office on or before June 3rd, 2013. Substitutions for original entries may be made until 4:00pm on June 5th, 2013.
OFFICIALS’ ASSIGNMENTS: Each District supplies TWO OFFICIALS per session. These officials assist the head official of the events. Please forward names of your District officials to the SHSAA Office. A fine of $100.00 will be assessed to any District that does not comply with these criteria. Athletes must not be assigned as officials.
TASK DISTRICT ASSIGNED SOUTH WEST QU’ APPELLE VALLEY Track Judges & Officials: NORTH CENTRAL NORTH EAST NORTH WEST SHOT: SOUTH EAST JAVELIN: BATTLE WEST DISCUS: WEST CENTRAL LONG JUMP: HORIZON CENTRAL TRIPLE JUMP: CENTRAL VALLEY HIGH JUMP: REGINA POLE VAULT: SASKATOON AWARDS: EAST CENTRAL HEAD OFFICIAL FOR EACH EVENT: SOUTH CENTRAL / SASK ATHLETICS
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SHSAA TRACK & FIELD - Provincial Championship Friday and Saturday June 7 & 8, 2013 – Gutheridge Field – Moose Jaw FRIDAY TRACK SCHEDULE SATURDAY TRACK SCHEDULE Time Division Competition Time Division Competition 9:30 am Mid. Girls 80 m Hurdle Heats 9:00 am Sr. Girls 4X100 m Relay H Jr. Girls 80 m Hurdle Heats 9:15 Sr. Boys 4X100 m Relay H Sr. Girls 80 m Hurdle Heats 9:30 Jr. Girls 4X100 m Relay H 10:10 Mid. Boys 100 m Hurdle Heats 9:45 Jr. Boys 4X100 m Relay H Jr. Boys 100 m Hurdle Heats 10:00 Mid. Girls 4X100 m Relay H Sr. Boys 100 m Hurdle Heats 10:15 Mid. Boys 4X100 m Relay H 10:50 Mid. Girls 100 m Heats 10:30 Sr. Boys 3000 m Final Mid. Boys 100 m Heats 10:45 Sr. Girls 3000 m Final Jr. Girls 100 m Heats 11:00 Jr. Boys 3000 m Final 11:30 Jr. Boys 100 m Heats 11:15 Jr. Girls 3000 m Final Sr. Girls 100 m Heats 11:30 Mid. Boys 3000 m Final Sr. Boys 100 m Heats 11:45 Mid. Girls 3000 m Final 12:10 pm Open Girls 100m Quads Timed Finals 12:00 pm Sr. Girls 200 m Heats Open Boys 100m Quads Timed Finals 12:15 Sr. Boys 200 m Heats 12:40 Mid. Girls 400 m Heats 12:30 Jr. Girls 200 m Heats Mid. Boys 400 m Heats 12:45 Jr. Boys 200 m Heats Jr. Girls 400 m Heats 1:00 Mid. Girls 200 m Heats 1:20 Jr. Boys 400 m Heats 1:15 Mid. Boys 200 m Heats Sr. Girls 400 m Heats Lunch Break 1:30 – 2:30 Sr. Boys 400 m Heats 2:30 Wheel Chair 400 m Timed Final 2:00 Mid. Girls 100 m Semi-final 2:40 Sr. Girls 800 m Timed Final Mid. Boys 100 m Semi-final 2:55 Sr. Boys 800 m Timed Final Jr. Girls 100 m Semi-final 3:10 Jr. Girls 800 m Timed Final 2:30 Jr. Boys 100 m Semi-final 3:25 Jr. Boys 800 m Timed Final Sr. Girls 100 m Semi-final 3:40 Mid. Girls 800 m Timed Final Sr. Boys 100 m Semi-final 3:55 Mid. Boys 800 m Timed Final Wheel Chair 100 m Semi-final 4:10 Sr. Girls 200 m Timed Final 3:00 Mid. Girls 80 m Hurdle SF 4:20 Sr. Boys 200 m Timed Final Jr. Girls 80 m Hurdle SF 4:30 Jr. Girls 200 m Timed Final Sr. Girls 80 m Hurdle SF 4:40 Jr. Boys 200 m Timed Final 3:30 Mid. Boys 100 m Hurdle SF 4:50 Mid. Girls 200 m Timed Final Jr. Boys 100 m Hurdle SF 5:00 Mid. Boys 200 m Timed Final Sr. Boys 100 m Hurdle SF 5:10 Sr. Girls 4 X 100 m Final Dinner Break 4:00 – 5:00 5:15 Sr. Boys 4 X 100 m Final 5:00 Sr. Boys 100 m Hurdle Final 5:20 Jr. Girls 4 X 100 m Final Jr. Boys 100 m Hurdle Final 5:25 Jr. Boys 4 X 100 m Final Mid. Boys 100 m Hurdle Final 5:30 Mid. Girls 4 X 100 m Final 5:15 Mid. Girls 80 m Hurdle Final 5:35 Mid. Boys 4 X 100 m Final Jr. Girls 80 m Hurdle Final 5:40 Open Girls 4 X 400 m Final Sr. Girls 80 m Hurdle Final 5:50 Open Boys 4 X 400 m Final 5:30 Mid. Girls 1500m Timed Final 5:45 Mid. Boys 1500m Timed Final 6:00 Jr. Girls 1500m Timed Final 6:15 Jr. Boys 1500m Timed Final 6:30 Sr. Girls 1500m Timed Final 6:45 Sr. Boys 1500m Timed Final 7:00 Wheel Chair 100m Final 7:05 Mid. Girls 100m Final Mid. Boys 100m Final Jr. Girls 100m Final 7:20 Jr. Boys 100m Final Sr. Girls 100m Final Sr. Boys 100m Final 7:30 Open Boys 800m Quad Timed Finals Open Girls 800m Quad Timed Finals 7:40 pm MID. GIRLS 400m Timed Final MID. BOYS 400m Timed Final JR. GIRLS 400m Timed Final JR. BOYS 400m Timed Final SR. BOYS 400m Timed Final SR. GIRLS 400m Timed Final
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SHSAA TRACK & FIELD - Provincial Championship Friday and Saturday June 7 & 8, 2013 – Gutheridge Field – Moose Jaw
FRIDAY FIELD SCHEDULE SATURDAY FIELD SCHEDULE Time Division Competition Time Division Competition 9:30 am Open Boys QUAD LONG JUMP Open Girls QUAD SHOT PUT
10:30 am Mid. Boys HIGH JUMP 9:00 am Mid. Boys POLE VAULT Mid. Girls DISCUS Mid. Boys SHOT PUT Jr. Boys LONG JUMP Mid. Girls LONG JUMP Jr. Girls POLE VAULT Jr. Boys DISCUS Jr. Girls SHOT PUT Jr. Girls HIGH JUMP Sr. Boys JAVELIN Sr. Boys TRIPLE JUMP Sr. Girls TRIPLE JUMP Sr. Girls JAVELIN
1:00 pm Mid. Boys JAVELIN 11:30 am Mid. Boys TRIPLE JUMP Mid. Girls HIGH JUMP Mid. Girls POLE VAULT Jr. Boys POLE VAULT Mid. Girls SHOT PUT Jr. Boys SHOT PUT Jr. Boys HIGH JUMP Jr. Girls TRIPLE JUMP Jr. Girls JAVELIN Sr. Boys LONG JUMP Sr. Boys DISCUS Sr. Girls DISCUS Sr. Girls LONG JUMP
3:30 pm Open Boys QUAD SHOT PUT Open Girls QUAD LONG JUMP
5:30 pm Mid. Boys LONG JUMP 2:30 pm Mid. Boys DISCUS Mid. Girls TRIPLE JUMP Mid. Girls JAVELIN Jr. Boys JAVELIN Jr. Boys TRIPLE JUMP Jr. Girls DISCUS Jr. Girls LONG JUMP Sr. Boys POLE VAULT Sr. Boys HIGH JUMP Sr. Boys SHOT PUT Sr. Girls POLE VAULT Sr. Girls HIGH JUMP Sr. Girls SHOT PUT
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SHSAA COACHES SYMPOSIUM
The SHSAA annual Coaches Symposium will be held August 19 & 20, 2013 at Evan Hardy Collegiate in Saskatoon. The SHSAA believes the Symposium is an excellent opportunity for coaches of different activities to gather in one location to participate together in a professional development opportunity that will enhance the extra-curricular experience of the student athletes around the province. Each of the fourteen SHSAA districts is offering incentives to support coaches who want to attend, please contact your District Executive. This opportunity is available to all coaches including non-faculty and community coaches.
This is the thirteenth consecutive year of the Symposium. This year’s symposium is again planning to provide entry-level sessions as well as advanced sessions in a variety of sports that are a part of the SHSAA programming. The registration fee will be $100.00 if registered prior to June 30th and $125.00 for those who register after this date. Pamphlets and registration forms will be distributed to schools this spring as well as being available on the SHSAA website.
The symposium will once again offer pre-conference sessions on Monday. These optional offerings have minimal additional cost attached. The pre-conference offers an opportunity to further diversify your symposium experience.
The Symposium Committee is actively planning the sessions and inviting presenters to participate. If you have someone in mind that you would like to hear give a presentation, take the time to forward the name to the SHSAA office or an executive member. If you are approached to present, please give the opportunity serious consideration. It is our own ‘made in Saskatchewan’ coaches who each year receive such positive feedback from those in attendance at the symposium.
TENATIVE SCHEDULE OF OFFERINGS: Pre-Conference Sessions: Monday August 19, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Officiating Clinics and Refreshers NCCP Coaching Certification opportunities - Part A-B Accelerated, Level 1 Volleyball, Basketball Games Module NCCP - Making Ethical Decisions Module (required for NCCP coaching certification in all activities) SIAAA, Sport Taping, Use of Technology, and Sport First-Aid learning opportunities
SHSAA Coaches Symposium Monday and Tuesday, August 19 & 20, 2013 Morning Registration: 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. Monday Pre-Sessions: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Afternoon Registration: 5:45 – 6:15 p.m. Opening General Session and Welcome: 6:15 p.m. Monday BASKETBALL BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL TRACK 6:30 – 7:45 p.m. Intermediate Advanced Intermediate Advanced Monday BASKETBALL BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL TRACK 8:00 – 9:15 p.m. Intermediate Advanced Intermediate Advanced Monday Pizza Social at Evan Hardy Collegiate 9:15 p.m. Tuesday Sport Medicine and Sport Medicine and Sport Medicine and Sport Medicine and BADMINTON 9:00 – 10:15 a.m. Science Session Science Session Science Session Science Session Tuesday Sport Medicine and Sport Medicine and Sport Medicine and Sport Medicine and BADMINTON 10:30 – 11:45 a.m. Science Session Science Session Science Session Science Session Tuesday Luncheon at Evan Hardy Collegiate 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Tuesday BASKETBALL BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL SOCCER 1:00 – 2:15 p.m. Intermediate Advanced Intermediate Advanced Tuesday BASKETBALL BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL SOCCER 2:30 – 3:45 p.m. Intermediate Advanced Intermediate Advanced
Watch for final details in Symposium Brochures and Information coming to your school this Spring. Start making plans for the coaches from your school and community to attend!
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The Challenge of Teaching Sportsmanship By Karen Coffin
Playing against a decidedly weaker opponent can be a bad experience. A good team can play very poorly if it is overconfident and nonchalant. The quality of play can deteriorate if the better team resorts to sloppy execution and plays down to the level of the competition. If the favored team wins by a big score, frustrations can erupt in to violence; if the score is close, it’s considered to be a huge disappointment. Of course, the coach is keenly aware of the ultimate disaster - actually losing. A game that is supposed to be a “laugher” can turn out to be anything but funny.
Surprisingly a coach has some tough decisions to make when playing “easy” contest. The coach certainly wants to win, but how will he or she coach this game? Is it OK to run up the score? Do you play your starters for most of the game? Should you use this opportunity to let the team or individual players set records and pad statistics? How do you keep your team motivated? Can you use this opportunity to improve your team? What do you want to teach in this situation?
The last question is the key/ “what do you want to teach?” in today’s climate of youth sports, the pressure is on coaches to win and win big. Having great stats often is seen as the No. 1 criterion for athletic success. Watch any sport broadcast on TV and notice all the times a statistic is used to provide commentary. The majority of individual awards are based on statistics, and it is a constant struggle to teach teamwork to kids who are overly conscious of their personal stats.
This pressure puts the onus on coaches to win every game and enable athletes to build shiny resumes for college recruiters. Fans will be proud, the community excited, parents happy and the coach admired if the team is successful. What’s wrong with any of that? Nothing, except high school coaches have larger goals than great stats and pleasing fans. They need to do more. High school coaches are charged with furthering the development of sportsmanship and positive character traits in their athletes. They are to model and teach respect.
The issue of running up the score, sparked by a high school girl’s basketball game in Texas, caused a nationwide and heated debate last year. The subject raged on sports talk political pundits weighted in with comments about the competitive nature of Americans being under attack because the coach was widely criticized for what happened.
The final score of the basketball game was 100-0. According to news reports, the winning team played hard, urged on by fans and coaches, until it scored the 100th point. After that, the team apparently played strictly to prohibit the other team from scoring. The story hit the news and opinions were strong about whether the coach was justified in the strategy of playing hard or way out of line for sportsmanship reasons.
The winning school decided to forfeit the game and fired the coach. According to the administration, these decisions were based on the belief that the score was “shameful and an embarrassment… victory without honor is a great loss” Yes, indeed, this is a coaching dilemma. Your job and reputation could depend on your decision. Should you run up the score?
Teaching athletes to respect opponents can be a tough sell in today’s youth sports culture. There is decidedly less agreement on what constitutes good sportsmanship these days. Certainly, there has been a diminishment in its importance to many fans, as previously noted, coaches have some hard decisions to make when playing against a very weak opponent.
The decisions begin at practice and carry over to the competition. A coach’s philosophy about the spirit of competition will largely determine how he/she approaches this game. What is important to you will be communicated to your players and the fans. What do you want to teach? Let’s explore the rationale of differing decisions in the debate about what’s important.
Scoreboard Only: You should teach your team to always play hard. It demeans the spirit of sport to take it easy.
You need to build positive stats and records. It’s important to go for records, awards and headlines. Success is measured by impressive stats. Your potential state ranking might be higher.
Beating a team by a big score puts fear into further opponents. It’s an intimidation factor.
Losing is not an option. If we take it easy and lose, it will ruin our season.
A team will develop more confidence and acquire a stronger winning attitude with every victory.
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The object of competition is to win. Winning big is better. Treat every opponent the same.
Beyond The Scoreboard: Nothing is accomplished by routing a non-competitive team. It’s nice to have an easy game or match during a long season, and it is common practice to schedule “easier” opponents early in the year. It’s treated like a scrimmage. Coaches use these opportunities to evaluate players and strategies, and yes, to help the team’s win-loss record. A lopsided win doesn’t really give a true picture about how good a team is, however. It is more about how mismatched the other team is.
There is no incentive to improve if you can win easily. Athletes will enjoy a false sense of confidence about how good they are. It’s very tough for coaches to motivate players to work harder or change techniques when the kids are experiencing great success just the way things are. Cagey coaches will schedule a tough opponent early, knowing a loss will help bring focus and intensity to practices.
Padding the schedule with easy wins is false success. The record does not accurately reflect the true ability of the team. A team needs to be challenged to know how good it can be.
It’s bad sportsmanship. High school athletics are part of the educational program. If we encourage punishing and embarrassing weak opponents, we are condoning behavior that is a punishable offence in all other facets of academic life. It IS possible to play hard, win and teach respect all at the same time
Have fun; but not at the expense of the opposing team.
Perspective: Coaches need to have a solid plan to handle this dilemma. What do we really want to teach our athletes? Sportsmanship and behaving with honor are two of the tenets of sports which may be unwritten, but they are of critical importance. We need to value playing a worthy opponent. The best and most exciting contests are between closely matched players. We need good opponents to have great competition.
Learning respect for rules, officials, coaches and opponents should be a by-product of playing sports. To actually accomplish this, coaches must teach respect, every day to every player. They must make it important, talk about it and model it with their own behavior. The kids are watching! Parents also must understand that having respect for others is important and support coaches who demand it from the athletes.
Game Plans for a Weak Opponent This game can help your team improve, be important to the players and teach sportsmanship. Be creative. Obviously, sports that do not allow substitutions pose a different problem since playing time is a non-issue. Deciding on the starting lineup can still be adjusted accordingly and new individual goals can be developed. Give generous playing time to non-starters.
Play kids only until they have reached their statistical averages.
Play reserves when the game is in early stages. Make it meaningful for them.
Start reserves, especially seniors.
Try new lineups – mid starters with reserves. Let kids play different positions than usual.
Try new plays or strategies you have practiced.
Set guidelines for skills and restrictions for scoring. (Use non-dominant hand; all players must touch the ball before shooting; rush the net at least once a game; etc.) Take players out of their comfort zones.
Challenge individual players with specific goals. Expect a high level of intensity.
Have fun, but not at the expense of opponents. It is helpful if parents can be informed of any adaptations before the contest. Most will applaud the philosophy and appreciate the coach’s motives. Teach respect. It’s important.
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SHSAA Provincial Sand Golf Championship 2012 Results
Canwood Golf Club – Canwood – Sept. 21 & 22, 2012
FINAL RESULTS Sand Golf Team Results – (best four scores on each hole, each round)
District Team Total North Central Canwood 680 Horizon Central Strasbourg 716 West Central Dinsmore 800 Qu'Appelle Valley Grenfell 806 South Central Bengough 827 South West Frontier 894
Top 11 Girls Results: Top 20 Boys Results: Name School Day 1 Day 2 Total Name School Day 1 Day 2 Total Paige Benson Canwood 91 99 190 Nik Person Canwood 81 81 162 Amanda Gonsch Strasbourg 98 102 200 Brennan Tomporowski Canwood 82 87 169 Dakota Christie Grenfell 109 95 204 Daniel Martin Dinsmore 83 88 171 Brittany Poitras Bert Fox 98 110 208 Steven Adrian Canwood 89 82 171 Cassidy Oneheim Frontier 103 110 213 Donavon Thompson Strasbourg 88 96 184 Carly Erhardt Strasbourg 108 117 225 Keaton Kelln Strasbourg 95 89 184 Bayley Blackwell Dinsmore 114 116 230 Damian Bentz Raymore 95 90 185 Sara Hoffart Bengough 123 131 254 Teddy Yuzicappi Bert Fox 92 95 187 Bailey Maxwell Grenfell 130 132 262 Josh Grimm Hodgeville 81 107 188 Paige Benson Canwood 91 99 190 Bryce Hubick Strasbourg 96 94 190 Amanda Gonsch Strasbourg 98 102 200 Liam Seidler Raymore 92 101 193 Josh Gottselig Strasbourg 101 96 197 Kurtis Bartlett Bengough 100 99 199 Kole Ray Mossbank 107 93 200 Matthew Jones Dinsmore 98 102 200 Daniel Bailey Bengough 101 100 201 Garett Paradis Bengough 104 98 202 Quenelle Bear Canwood 102 100 202 Josh Schutz Grenfell 106 100 206 Taron Ham Frontier 106 100 206
For complete individual results Check results listed on the SHSAA Web Site at: www.shsaa.ca
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SHSAA Provincial Grass Golf Championship 2012 Results
Cooke Municipal Golf Course – Prince Albert – Sept. 21 & 22, 2012
FINAL RESULTS Grass Golf Team Results
Female Teams (best two scores on each hole per round) Male Teams (best three scores on each hole per round) District Team Total District Team Total South Central Coronach 378 Host PA Carlton 424 South East Estevan 383 Regina Regina LeBoldus 463 South West Swift Current 395 South Central MJ Peacock 477 North East Carrot River 406 West Central Kindersley 481 Regina Regina LeBoldus 408 North Central PA St. Mary 483 Host PA Carlton 422 North East Melfort 492 West Central Outlook 443 South West Swift Current 496 Central Valley Clavet 468 Qu'Appelle Valley Balgonie Greenall 503 Horizon Central Watson 474 Horizon Central Wynyard 512 North West Pierceland 593 North West Meadow Lake Carpenter 514 South East Estevan 521 Battle West North Battleford JPII 583 Central Valley Clavet 546 East Central Yorkton Sacred Heart 549
Top 20 Girls Results: Top 20 Boys Results: Name School Day 1 Day 2 Total Name School Day 1 Day 2 Total Brooke Hill RG LeBoldus 91 96 187 Zach Hurd PA Carlton 74 70 144 Salisha Felix Sturgeon Lake 98 95 193 Kyle Wiebe Kindersley 72 78 150 Jasmine Little Carrot River 93 103 196 Cory Sawchuk PA Carlton 75 76 151 Sydney Elder Coronach 102 96 198 Justin Wood Unity 74 77 151 Haley Buhs Leroy 102 99 201 Cory Selander PA Carlton 79 74 153 Kristen Streifel Clavet 101 102 203 Tyrin Foley Bengough 72 81 153 Shania Noll Coronach 108 96 204 Edrich Crouse Moosomin 81 74 155 Alex Bernier M L Carpenter 103 104 207 Riley Grona Coronach 81 76 157 Maddie Blischak Estevan 100 107 207 Daegan Wall Regina LeBoldus 78 79 157 Keely Tallon Nipawin 104 108 212 Mitchell Morrison Carlyle 84 77 161 Bailey Huery Manor 103 109 212 Adam Schoettler Regina LeBoldus 83 78 161 Madison Hiltz Coronach 103 113 216 D. J. Sayese PA St. Mary 80 81 161 Kenzie Derdall Outlook 110 109 219 Leighton Bearchell MJ Peacock 80 81 161 Ashley Fournier Ponteix 109 111 220 Kade Johnson Y'ton Sacred Heart 79 82 161 Alyson Little Carrot River 108 112 220 Cole Hobson PA Carlton 78 83 161 Rayna Gibson Estevan 107 113 220 Landon Hirsch Melfort 80 82 162 Billie Anderson RG LeBoldus 121 100 221 Brenn Roberge MJ Peacock 84 80 164 Avery Wilson Swift Current 113 108 221 Corey Bailey Shaunavon 83 81 164 Alexis Schur Lanigan 110 111 221 Liam Diebel Regina LeBoldus 82 82 164 Eryka Pool Swift Current 114 109 223 Alex Hartman Notre Dame 73 91 164
For complete individual results Check results listed on the SHSAA Web Site at: www.shsaa.ca
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL CROSS-COUNTRY 2012 RESULTS
Echo Valley Provincial Park – October 13, 2012
SCHOOL TEAM POINT TOTALS
Place 1A - School Total 2A - School Total 3A - School Total 4A - School Total 1 Lake Lenore 45 Esterhazy 42 Aden Bowman 51 LeBoldus 13 2 CCA 61 Caronport 87 Sacred Heart 55 Holy Cross 33 3 Naicam 62 Biggar 99 O'Neill 64 MJ Peacock 36 4 Middle Lake 105 Outlook 130 Lumsden 76 Campbell 40 5 North Valley 106 Jonas Samson 145 MJ Central 79 Walter Murray 43 6 Hudson Bay 118 Shaunavon 219 Humboldt 112 Yorkton Regional 45 7 Muenster 121 Bert Fox 256 ML Carpenter 136 PA Carlton 64 8 Borden 133 Oxbow 262 Churchill 153 Estevan 69 9 Eastend 143 Delisle 275 Sheldon 206 Riffel 73 10 Annaheim 156 PACI 301 Greenall 216 PA St. Mary 129 11 Wynyard 156 Melville 297 North Battleford 142 12 St. Brieux 159 Swift Current 172 13 Wolseley 170 14 Big River 176 15 Gravelbourg 212 16 Radville 228 17 St. Walburg 228 18 Gull Lake 229 19 Minahik 253 20 Turtleford 260
DISTRICT TEAM POINT TOTALS
Place Midget Boys Total Junior Boys Total Senior Boys Total 1 Saskatoon 43 East Central 36 Regina 26 2 Regina 71 Regina 40 Saskatoon 34 3 North East 79 Saskatoon 61 Horizon Central 74 4 North Central 82 Horizon Central 82 Central Valley 111 5 Horizon Central 87 South Central 99 North East 143 6 Qu'Appelle Valley 107 South East 107 East Central 144 7 South West 112 North Central 142 South West 145 8 East Central 132 Qu'Appelle Valley 159 North Central 158 9 South Central 150 North West 199 South East 181 10 North West 152 Central Valley 207 South Central 184 11 Central Valley 221 Battle West 226 North West 189 12 South East 252 North East 269 Battle West 193 13 Battle West 266 Qu'Appelle Valley 202 14
Place Midget Girls Total Junior Girls Total Senior Girls Total 1 Horizon Central 44 Saskatoon 21 Regina 17 2 Saskatoon 61 North East 78 South Central 48 3 Qu'Appelle Valley 67 Horizon Central 78 Saskatoon 55 4 East Central 68 Regina 81 East Central 119 5 Regina 78 Qu'Appelle Valley 108 Horizon Central 121 6 South Central 79 North West 122 Qu’Appelle Valley 155 7 West Central 131 East Central 146 West Central 157 8 North West 145 South West 150 North East 171 9 South East 176 South East 158 South West 190 10 North Central 179 South East 203 11 Central Valley 184 Central Valley 213 12 Battle West 235 13 North West 279 14
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL CROSS-COUNTRY 2012 RESULTS
INDIVIDUAL TOP TEN RESULTS
Midget Girls (3000 m) Midget Boys (4000 m)
Pl Time Name School Pl Time Name School 1 11:45 Aurilla Wilson Greenall 1 13:47 Jayson Childs Clavet 2 12:10 Libby Epoch MJ Peacock 2 14:19 Brandon Fiddler Charlebois 3 12:18 Santana Gravelle Notre Dame 3 14:20 Quinn LeGare Hudson Bay 4 12:27 Emily Koshinsky Lanigan 4 14:21 James Hough CCA 5 12:31 Coral Willness Naicam 5 14:32 Miguel Kukura Campbell 6 12:36 Justine Zarowny Sacred Heart 6 14:40 Brennan Smith LeBoldus 7 12:37 Taylor Kell MJ Central 7 14:45 Rhett Carlson Swift Current 8 12:42 Leaden Chartier Holy Cross 8 14:49 Nathanael Liew Caronport 9 12:45 Beth Prodahl Lake Lenore 9 15:01 Ryan Krupski North Valley High 10 12:49 Courtney Hufsmith Marion Graham 10 15:02 Ethan Preston St. Mary
Junior Girls (4000 m) Junior Boys (5000 m)
Pl Time Name School Pl Time Name School 1 14:48 Sarah Slusar Riffel 1 16:54 Greg Hetterley O'Neill 2 15:13 Marina Aspen Evan Hardy 2 17:31 Matthew Johnson LeBoldus 3 15:57 Keisha Besler Centennial 3 17:35 Jade Porte Yorkton Regional 4 16:05 Julie Labach Aden Bowman 4 17:37 Skylar Koroluk PA Carlton 5 16:07 Jasmine Bezugly Holy Cross 5 17:40 Alex Frumen Esterhazy 6 16:11 Keena McKnight Estevan Comp 6 17:55 Dalyn Smith Lake Lenore 7 16:50 Jessica Lutz Hudson Bay 7 18:21 Nathan Avery MJ Central 8 16:51 Tasia Presber Naicam 8 18:28 Brammon Edwards Holy Cross 9 16:52 Jasmine Kerr Esterhazy 9 18:35 Graeme Fish MJ Peacock 10 16:55 Rose Mansbridge-Goldie Strasbourg 10 18:39 Rhett Williams Weyburn
Senior Girls (4000 m) Senior Boys (6000 m)
Pl Time Name School Pl Time Name School 1 15:04 Adriana Davis Lumsden 1 20:45 Marc Turmel Laval 2 15:18 Brynn Latimer LeBoldus 2 21:10 Alex Senger Allan 3 15:27 Danae Suchan LeBoldus 3 21:20 James Lorenzen Wadena 4 15:33 Jesse van Eaton Sheldon 4 21:32 Nickolas Endiott Campbell 5 15:37 Mikaela York North Battleford 5 21:44 Martin Taylor Winston Knoll 6 15:43 Morgyn Olmstead MJ Vanier 6 22:26 Matt Wenning CCA 7 15:44 Lindsay Fish MJ Central 7 22:41 Angosome Tekheste Walter Murray 8 15:51 Nyka Sutter Miller 8 22:44 Dylan Stryde Churchill 9 15:51 Brandey Blahut Yorkton Regional 9 22:48 Elias Carter Vanguard 10 15:56 Erin Strueby O'Neill 10 22:50 Ezrah MacPherson Walter Murray
For complete individual results Check results listed on the SHSAA Web Site at: www.shsaa.ca
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Soccer 3A Boys Provincial Championship
Game Loc. Home Sc. Away Sc. Quarter -Final Swift Current Regina LeBoldus 10 Weyburn 1 Quarter -Final Swift Current PA St. Mary 0 Saskatoon Holy Cross 2 Quarter -Final Swift Current PA Carlton 1 Regina Campbell 0 Quarter -Final Swift Current Saskatoon St. Joseph 4 Swift Current 0 Semi-Final Swift Current Regina LeBoldus 1 Saskatoon Holy Cross 0 Semi-Final Swift Current PA Carlton 1 Saskatoon St. Joseph 7 Cons. Semi-Final Swift Current Weyburn 0 P.A. St. Mary 6 Cons. Semi-Final Swift Current Regina Campbell 2 Swift Current 4 Cons. Final Swift Current P.A. St. Mary 6 Swift Current 1 Bronze Medal Swift Current Saskatoon Holy Cross 4 PA Carlton 0 Gold Medal Swift Current Regina LeBoldus 2 Saskatoon St. Joseph 6
Soccer 3A Girls Provincial Championship
Game Loc. Home Sc. Away Sc. Quarter -Final Weyburn Regina LeBoldus 1 Weyburn 2 Quarter -Final Weyburn Swift Current 3 Regina Campbell 2 Quarter -Final Weyburn Saskatoon Evan Hardy 3 PA St. Mary 0 Quarter -Final Weyburn PA Carlton 1 Saskatoon Centennial 0 Semi-Final Weyburn Weyburn 0 Swift Current 3 Semi-Final Weyburn Saskatoon Evan Hardy 3 PA Carlton 0 Cons. Semi-Final Weyburn Regina LeBoldus 0 Regina Campbell 2 Cons. Semi-Final Weyburn PA St. Mary 2 Saskatoon Centennial 0 Cons. Final Weyburn Regina Campbell 1 PA St. Mary 3 Bronze Medal Weyburn Weyburn 0 PA Carlton 2 Gold Medal Weyburn Swift Current 2 Saskatoon Evan Hardy 4
Credit Unions of Saskatchewan
Working with Youth
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Soccer 2A Boys Provincial Championship
Date Level Loc. Home Sc. Away Sc. 20-Oct-2012 Regional A Moose Jaw Yorkton Sacred Heart 1 Moose Jaw Vanier 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional A Moose Jaw Moose Jaw Central 3 Notre Dame 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional A Moose Jaw Yorkton Sacred Heart 1 Moose Jaw Central 2 22-Oct-2012 Regional B Regina City Playoffs 20-Oct-2012 Regional C Saskatoon Saskatoon Evan Hardy 14 Meadow Lake 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional C Saskatoon NB John Paul II 1 Saskatoon Bowman 3 20-Oct-2012 Regional C Saskatoon Saskatoon Evan Hardy 3 Saskatoon Bowman 2 19-Oct-2012 Regional D Humboldt Humboldt 11 Martensville 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional D Humboldt Warman 1 Humboldt 2 26-Oct-2012 Quarter-Final Warman Saskatoon Evan Hardy 5 Warman 0 26-Oct-2012 Quarter-Final Warman Moose Jaw Central 0 Regina O'Neill 1 26-Oct-2012 Quarter-Final Warman Saskatoon Bowman 1 Humboldt 0 26-Oct-2012 Quarter-Final Warman Regina Miller 1 Yorkton Sacred Heart 0 26-Oct-2012 Semi-Final Warman Saskatoon Evan Hardy 5 Regina O'Neill 0 26-Oct-2012 Semi-Final Warman Saskatoon Bowman 3 Regina Miller 4 26-Oct-2012 Cons. Semi-Final Warman Warman 1 Moose Jaw Central 2 26-Oct-2012 Cons. Semi-Final Warman Humboldt 2 Yorkton Sacred Heart 3 27-Oct-2012 Cons. Final Warman Moose Jaw Central 4 Yorkton Sacred Heart 0 27-Oct-2012 Bronze Medal Warman Regina O'Neill 3 Saskatoon Bowman 4 27-Oct-2012 Gold Medal Warman Saskatoon Evan Hardy 3 Regina Miller 1
For complete results Check results listed on the SHSAA Web Site at: www.shsaa.ca
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Soccer 2A Girls Provincial Championship
Date Level Loc. Home Sc. Away Sc. 19-Oct-2012 Regional A Moose Jaw Moose Jaw Vanier 4 Caronport 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional A Moose Jaw Notre Dame 4 Moose Jaw Vanier 1 20-Oct-2012 Regional A Moose Jaw Moose Jaw Peacock 2 Moose Jaw Central 1 20-Oct-2012 Regional A Moose Jaw Notre Dame 4 Moose Jaw Peacock 3 22-Oct-2012 Regional B Regina City Playoffs 19-Oct-2012 Regional C Lloydminster Martensville 2 Meadow Lake 3 20-Oct-2012 Regional C Lloydminster Saskatoon Mahoney 8 Meadow Lake 2 20-Oct-2012 Regional C Lloydminster Holy Rosary 6 John Paul II 1 20-Oct-2012 Regional C Lloydminster Saskatoon Mahoney 8 Holy Rosary 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional D Yorkton Yorkton Sacred Heart 11 Yorkton Regional 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional D Yorkton Humboldt 8 Balgonie 1 20-Oct-2012 Regional D Yorkton Yorkton Sacred Heart 9 Humboldt 1 26-Oct-2012 Quarter-Final Saskatoon Yorkton Sacred Heart 5 Regina Sheldon 0 26-Oct-2012 Quarter-Final Saskatoon Regina Miller 3 Moose Jaw Peacock 0 26-Oct-2012 Quarter-Final Saskatoon Notre Dame 1 Holy Rosary 0 26-Oct-2012 Quarter-Final Saskatoon Bishop Mahoney 5 Humboldt 0 26-Oct-2012 Semi-Final Saskatoon Yorkton Sacred Heart 6 Regina Miller 0 26-Oct-2012 Semi-Final Saskatoon Notre Dame 2 Bishop Mahoney 5 26-Oct-2012 Cons. Semi-Final Saskatoon Regina Sheldon 1 Moose Jaw Peacock 5 26-Oct-2012 Cons. Semi-Final Saskatoon Holy Rosary 2 Humboldt 1 27-Oct-2012 Cons. Final Saskatoon Moose Jaw Peacock 1 Holy Rosary 2 27-Oct-2012 Bronze Medal Saskatoon Regina Miller 1 Notre Dame 4 27-Oct-2012 Gold Medal Saskatoon Yorkton Sacred Heart 2 Bishop Mahoney 3
For complete results Check results listed on the SHSAA Web Site at:
www.shsaa.ca
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Soccer 1A Boys Provincial Championship
Date Level Loc. Home Sc. Away Sc. 19-Oct-2012 Regional A Prince Albert Thunderchild 8 Sturgeon Lake 0 19-Oct-2012 Regional A Prince Albert Chief Poundmaker 9 Sen. Allen Bird 1 20-Oct-2012 Regional A Prince Albert Se Se Wa Hum 7 Thunderchild 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional A Prince Albert Middle Lake 2 Chief Poundmaker 1 20-Oct-2012 Regional A Prince Albert Se Se Wa Hum 1 Middle Lake 0 19-Oct-2012 Regional B Osler VCA Muenster 4 Kipling 0 19-Oct-2012 Regional B Osler VCA Lake Lenore 7 Lanigan 1 20-Oct-2012 Regional B Osler VCA Regina Christian 1 Muenster 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional B Osler VCA Osler VCA 5 Lake Lenore 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional B Osler VCA Regina Christian 1 Osler VCA 2 26-Oct-2012 Semi-Final Regina Osler VCA 1 Middle Lake 0 26-Oct-2012 Semi-Final Regina Se Se Wa Hum 1 Regina Christian 2 27-Oct-2012 Bronze Medal Regina Se Se Wa Hum 3 Middle Lake 1 27-Oct-2012 Gold Medal Regina Osler VCA 2 Regina Christian 1
SHSAA PROVINCIAL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Soccer 1A Girls Provincial Championship
Date Level Loc. Home Sc. Away Sc. 19-Oct-2012 Regional A Rosthern Rosthern Junior College 9 Chief Poundmaker 4 20-Oct-2012 Regional A Rosthern Osler VCA 1 Rosthern Junior College 5 19-Oct-2012 Regional B Lake Lenore Outlook 9 Sturgeon Lake 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional B Lake Lenore Lake Lenore 11 Outlook 0 26-Oct-2012 Semi-Final Outlook Lake Lenore 3 Osler VCA 0 26-Oct-2012 Semi-Final Outlook Rosthern Junior College 2 Outlook 1 27-Oct-2012 Bronze Medal Outlook Osler VCA 5 Outlook 2 27-Oct-2012 Gold Medal Outlook Lake Lenore 3 Rosthern Junior College 1
For complete results Check results listed on the SHSAA Web Site at: www.shsaa.ca
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Soccer 7 versus 7 Boys Provincial Championship
Date Level Loc. Home Sc. Away Sc. 19-Oct-2012 Regional A North Battleford Rosthern Junior College 5 Maymont 2 19-Oct-2012 Regional A North Battleford Ahtahkakoop 1 Const. Robin Cameron 7 20-Oct-2012 Regional A North Battleford Cando 9 Rosthern Junior College 1 20-Oct-2012 Regional A North Battleford Stobart 3 Const. Robin Cameron 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional A North Battleford Cando 3 Stobart 1 19-Oct-2012 Regional B Regina Bruno 2 Moose Jaw Riverview 1 20-Oct-2012 Regional B Regina Regina Laval 11 Bruno 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional B Regina Moosomin 11 Saskatoon Oskayak 1 20-Oct-2012 Regional B Regina Regina Laval 4 Moosomin 3 26-Oct-2012 Semi-Final Moose Jaw Cando 6 Moose Jaw Riverview 2 26-Oct-2012 Semi-Final Moose Jaw Regina Laval 6 Stobart 2 27-Oct-2012 Bronze Medal Moose Jaw Moose Jaw Riverview 3 Stobart 2 27-Oct-2012 Gold Medal Moose Jaw Cando 3 Regina Laval 4
SHSAA PROVINCIAL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Soccer 7 versus 7 Girls Provincial Championship
Date Level Loc. Home Sc. Away Sc. 19-Oct-2012 Regional A Outlook LCBI Cst. Robin Cameron 12 Cando 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional A Outlook LCBI Delisle 2 Cst. Robin Cameron 3 20-Oct-2012 Regional A Outlook LCBI Stobart 3 LCBI 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional A Outlook LCBI Cst. Robin Cameron 2 Stobart 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional B Muenster Middle Lake 9 St. Brieux 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional B Muenster Muenster 8 Moosomin 0 20-Oct-2012 Regional B Muenster Middle Lake 2 Muenster 0 26-Oct-2012 Semi-Final Caronport Middle Lake 5 Stobart 0 26-Oct-2012 Semi-Final Caronport Const. Robin Cameron 0 Muenster 4 27-Oct-2012 Bronze Medal Caronport Stobart 2 Const. Robin Cameron 1 27-Oct-2012 Gold Medal Caronport Middle Lake 2 Muenster 0
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
9–Man Provincial Football Playoffs
Delisle 58 Delisle 12 Melville 0 Melfort 53 Melfort 35 Lumsden 13 Melfort 42 Melfort Indian Head 44 Indian Head 20 Provincial Champion Humboldt 12 Warman 26 Foam Lake 33 Warman 37 Warman 69
3A Twelve-Man Provincial Football Playoffs
Moose Jaw Peacock 49 Moose Jaw Peacock 0 Yorkton Regional 29 Bishop Mahoney 44
North Battleford 7 Saskatoon BJM 45 Saskatoon BJM 22 Bishop Mahoney Regina O'Neill 38 Regina O'Neill 35 Provincial Champion Regina Miller 7
O’Neill 14 Notre Dame 16 Balgonie Greenall 21 Balgonie Greenall 18
4A Twelve-Man Provincial Football Playoffs
Saskatoon Holy Cross 48 Saskatoon Holy Cross 26 Saskatoon Bethlehem 7 Saskatoon Holy Cross 14 Saskatoon Tommy Douglas 10 Saskatoon Centennial 14 Saskatoon Centennial 14 Regina LeBoldus Regina LeBoldus 35 Regina LeBoldus 32 Provincial Champion Regina Riffel 9 Regina LeBoldus 41 Regina Winston Knoll 31 Regina Campbell 21 Regina Winston Knoll 0
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
1A Six-Man Provincial Football Playoffs
Raymore 82 Raymore 26 Southey 72 Hanley 24 Hanley 51
Kerrobert 0 Hanley 40 Ituna/Kelliher Gull Lake 33 Provincial Champion LCBI 23 LCBI 46
Ituna/Kelliher 61 Ituna/Kelliher 67
Carrot River 22 Ituna/Kelliher 33
2A Six-Man Provincial Football Playoffs
Rosthern 30
Preeceville 31 Preeceville 12 Watrous 52 Watrous 50 Watrous 59 Biggar 0 Watrous Spiritwood 16 Provincial Champion
Caronport 49 Caronport 40
Wynyard 52 Wynyard 44 Wynyard 52 Shellbrook 16
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Date: Nov. 16 & 17, 2012 Competition: 1A Girls Location: Englefeld Commissioner: Trevor Kowalski
Pool A Pool B POOL RESULTS: Holdfast 4 0 Colonsay 4 0 Saskatoon C.C.A 3 1 Fox Valley 3 1 Elrose 2 2 Loreburn 2 2
Rouleau 1 3 Englefeld 1 3 Invermay 0 4 Milestone 0 4 CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET:
Holdfast 2 Holdfast 1 25-9, 25-16
Englefeld 0 Fox Valley 0 25-16, 27-29, 25-13 Fox Valley 2
25-18, 25-22 Fox Valley 2 Elrose 0
25-10, 25-11 Saskatoon C.C.A. Provincial Champion
Colonsay 2 Colonsay 0 25-14, 25-10
Rouleau 0 25–20, 25-14 Saskatoon C.C.A 2
Saskatoon C.C.A 2
25-15, 25-18 Saskatoon C.C.A 2 Colonsay 1 Loreburn 0 25–23, 22-25, 25-19 Holdfast Bronze Medallist
Holdfast 2
AWARD SCHOOL TEAM NAME COACH Gold Medal Saskatoon C.C.A Eagles Lynette Weiler Silver Medal Fox Valley Legends Johnathon Schneider Bronze Medal Holdfast Pacers Rob Kurbis Fourth Colonsay Colts Jessalyn Clark Sportsmanship Award Elrose Eagles Terri Lyn Walker
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Date: Nov. 16 & 17, 2012 Competition: 2A Girls Location: Wakaw Commissioner: Lyle Gartner
Pool A Pool B POOL RESULTS: Wakaw 4 0 Wolseley 4 0 Edam 3 1 Leader 3 1 Ituna 2 2 Maymont 2 2 Asquith 1 3 Herbert 1 3 Annaheim 0 4 Bruno 0 4 CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET:
Wakaw 2 Wakaw 2 25-17, 25-5
Herbert 0 Wakaw 2 25–16, 25-14 Leader 1
25-16, 19-25, 25-19 Ituna 0 Ituna 2
25-14, 25-12 Wakaw Provincial Champion
Wolseley 2 Wolseley 2 26-24, 25-11
Asquith 0 25-12, 25-13 Wolseley 0
Edam 0
25-19, 25-22 Maymont 0 Ituna 2 Maymont 2 25-14, 25-16 Ituna Bronze Medallist
Maymont 0
AWARD SCHOOL TEAM NAME COACH Gold Medal Wakaw Warriors Lyle Gartner Silver Medal Wolseley Warriors Randy Clark Bronze Medal Ituna Trojans Cassandra Eskra Fourth Maymont Cougars Krista Nickell Sportsmanship Award Edam Royals Darren Nordell
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Date: Nov. 16 & 17, 2012 Competition: 3A Girls Location: Outlook LCBI Commissioner: Cliff Adelman
POOL RESULTS: Pool A Pool B S'toon Christian 4 0 LCBI 4 0 Waldheim 3 3 Southey 3 1 Wynyard 2 2 Rosthern JC 2 2 Naicam 1 3 Watrous 1 3 Rossignol 0 4 St. Walburg 0 4
CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET:
Saskatoon Christian 2 Saskatoon Christian 2 25-17, 27-17
Watrous 0 Saskatoon Christian 0 15-25, 25-22, 25-17 Southey 2
25-22, 27-25 Southey 1 Wynyard 0
25-16, 25-20 LCBI Provincial Champion
LCBI 2 LCBI 2 25-10, 25-12
Naicam 0 25-23, 25-19 LCBI 2
Waldheim 2
25-17, 25-17 Waldheim 0 Waldheim 2 Rosthern JC 0 25-17, 25-16 Waldheim Bronze Medallist
Southey 0 AWARD SCHOOL TEAM NAME COACH Gold Medal LCBI Lady Bisons Cliff Adelman Silver Medal Saskatoon Christian Cougars Fran Thevenot Bronze Medal Waldheim Raiders Derek Zacharias Fourth Southey Screaming Eagles John J Harvey Sportsmanship Award St. Walburg Saints Lori Bartee
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Date: Nov. 16 & 17, 2012 Competition: 4A Girls Location: Regina Christian Commissioner: Geoff Glasspell
POOL RESULTS: Pool A Pool B Caronport 4 0 Assiniboia 4 0 Oxbow 3 1 Macklin 3 1 Lanigan 2 2 Sacred Heart 2 2 Outlook 1 3 Nipawin 1 3 Melville 0 4 Regina Christian 0 4
CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET: Caronport 2 Caronport 2 25-18, 25-15
Nipawin 0 Caronport 0 19-25, 25-17, 25-20 Macklin 2
26-24, 25-15 Macklin 1 Lanigan 0
25-22, 25-22 Oxbow Provincial Champion
Assiniboia 1 Outlook 0 13-25, 25-21, 25-17
Outlook 2 25-13, 25-16 Oxbow 2
Oxbow 2
25-22, 25-15 Oxbow 2 Macklin 2 Yorkton Sacred Heart 0 25-15, 25-23 Macklin Bronze Medallist
Outlook 0
AWARD SCHOOL TEAM NAME COACH Gold Medal Oxbow Black Knights Dana Krienke Silver Medal Caronport Cougars Shannon Koshman Bronze Medal Macklin Sabres George Tough Fourth Outlook Blues Lance Morrison Sportsmanship Award Assiniboia Rockets Sherry Saxton-Richards
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Date: Nov. 16 & 17, 2012 Competition: 5A Girls Location: PA St. Mary Commissioner: Shaun Hunko
POOL RESULTS: Pool A Pool B Saskatoon Graham 4 0 Balgonie 4 0 Meadow Lake 2 2 Saskatoon Holy Cross 3 1 PA Carlton 2 2 Regina Campbell 2 2 Regina Riffel 1 3 PA St. Mary 1 3 Weyburn 1 3 Yorkton Regional 0 4
CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET: Saskatoon Graham 2 Saskatoon Graham 1 25-20, 25-20
PA St. Mary 0 Saskatoon Holy Cross 2 27-25, 21-25, 25-18 Saskatoon Holy Cross 2
15-25, 22-25 Saskatoon Holy Cross 2 PA Carlton 0
25-22, 25-19 Saskatoon Holy Cross Provincial Champion
Balgonie 2 Balgonie 2 25-20, 25-19
Regina Riffel 0 25-17, 25-12 Balgonie 0
Meadow Lake 1
25-21, 15-25, 26-24 Regina Campbell 0 Saskatoon Graham 2 Regina Campbell 2 21-25, 26-24, 25-11 Saskatoon Graham Bronze Medallist
Regina Campbell 1
AWARD SCHOOL TEAM NAME COACH Gold Medal Saskatoon Holy Cross Crusaders Elaine Guilmette Silver Medal Balgonie Greenall Griffins Dwight Fuhro Bronze Medal Saskatoon Graham Falcons Rachelle McCauley Fourth Regina Campbell Tartans Sportsmanship Award Saskatoon Marion Graham Falcons Rachelle McCauley
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Date: Nov. 23 & 24, 2012 Competition: 1A Boys Location: Medstead Commissioner: Greg Knot
Pool B POOL RESULTS: Pool A Fox Valley 4 0 Annaheim 3 1 Medstead 3 1 Kincaid/College Mathieu 3 1
Rouleau 2 2 Avonlea 2 2
Nakoda Oyade 1 3 Borden 1 3
Glaslyn 0 4 Bellevue 1 3
CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET: Fox Valley 2 Fox Valley 2 25-14, 25-15
Borden 0 Fox Valley 2 25-16, 25-9 Kincaid/College Mathieu 2
25-15, 25-14 Kincaid/College Mathieu 0 Rouleau 0
25-17, 25-22 Fox Valley Provincial Champion
Annaheim 2 Annaheim 2
Nakoda Oyade 0 25-18, 25-18 Annaheim 0
Medstead 2
25-21, 25-15 Medstead 0 Kincaid/College Mathieu 2 Avonlea 0 16-25, 25-15, 25-20 Kincaid/College Mathieu Bronze Medallist
Medstead 1
AWARD SCHOOL TEAM NAME COACH Gold Medal Fox Valley Legends Darren Lehmann Silver Medal Annaheim Rebels Brian Fleischhacker Bronze Medal Kincaid/ College Mathieu Kougars Mitch Fourier/Paul Promhouse Fourth Medstead Mustangs Greg Knot Sportsmanship Award Annaheim Rebels Brian Fleischhacker
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Date: Nov. 23 & 24, 2012 Competition: 2A Boys Location: Arcola Commissioner: Eugene Brown
Pool A Pool B POOL RESULTS: Hepburn 3 1 Paradise Hill 4 0 Mossbank 3 1 Edam 3 1 Montmartre 2 2 Kahkewistahaw 2 2 Goodsoil 2 2 Central Butte 1 3 Arcola 0 4 Langham 0 4
CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET: Hepburn 1 Central Butte 0 25-19, 18-25, 25-23
Central Butte 2 Edam 0 25-22, 25-15 Edam 2
23-25, 25-19, 25-16 Edam 2 Montmartre 1
25-23, 25-22 Paradise Hill Provincial Champion
Paradise Hill 2 Paradise Hill 2 25-21, 25-20
Goodsoil 0 28-26, 21-25, 25-18 Paradise Hill 2
Mossbank 2
25-19, 17-25, 25-18 Mossbank 1 Mossbank 2 Kahkewistahaw 1 Mossbank 26-24, 25-21 Bronze Medallist
Central Butte 0
AWARD SCHOOL TEAM NAME COACH Gold Medal Paradise Hill Panthers Shaun Spence Silver Medal Edam Royals Trina Deobald Bronze Medal Mossbank Prairie Lightning Joel Mowchenko Fourth Central Butte Bulldogs Tammy Klassen Sportsmanship Award Chief Kahkewistahaw Hurricanes John Kaisawatum
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Date: Nov. 23 & 24, 2012 Competition: 3A Boys Location: Maidstone Commissioner: Dave Speirs
POOL RESULTS: Pool A Pool B Kelvington 4 0 Saskatoon Christian 4 0 Langenburg 3 1 Wilkie 3 1
Rosthern Junior College 2 2 MJ Riverview 2 2
Minahik Waskahigan 1 3 Carrot River 1 3
Wadena 0 4 Maidstone 0 4 CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET: Kelvington 2 Kelvington 2 25-18, 25-11
Carrot River 0 Kelvington 2 25-23, 23-25, 25-21 Wilkie 0
25-20, 25-23 Rosthern Junior College 1 Rosthern Junior College 2
17-25, 25-20, 25-23 Kelvington Provincial Champion
Saskatoon Christian 2 Saskatoon Christian 2 25-14, 25-20
Minahik Waskahigan 0 25-13, 25-22 Saskatoon Christian 1
Langenburg 2
20-25, 25-14, 25-19 Langenburg 0 Rosthern Junior College 2 MJ Riverview 1 25-17, 25-19 Rosthern Junior College Bronze Medallist
Langenburg 0
AWARD SCHOOL TEAM NAME COACH Gold Medal Kelvington Golden Hawks Barry Mason Silver Medal Saskatoon Christian Cougars Terry Graham Bronze Medal Rosthern Junior College Adam Ens Fourth Langenburg Screamin' Eagles Luke Krienke Sportsmanship Award Langenburg Screamin' Eagles Luke Krienke
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Date: Nov. 23 & 24, 2012 Competition: 4A Boys Location: Nipawin Commissioner: Dave Christiansen
POOL RESULTS: Pool A Pool B Oxbow 4 0 Birch Hills 4 0 Shaunavon 2 2 Caronport 3 1 LaLoche 2 2 Yorkton Sacred Heart 2 2 Nipawin 2 2 Biggar 1 3
Esterhazy 0 4 Osler VCA 0 4
CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET: Oxbow 2 Oxbow 2 25-12, 25-19
Biggar 0 Oxbow 1 25-21, 25-17 Caronport 2
25-21, 25-17 Caronport 0 LaLoche 0
25-21, 22-25, 25-16 Nipawin Provincial Champion
Birch Hills 0 Nipawin 2 25-18, 25-18
Nipawin 2 25-22, 25-22 Nipawin 2
Shaunavon 2
25-23, 25-18 Shaunavon 0 Caronport 1 Yorkton Sacred Heart 0 15-25, 25-22, 25-23 Shaunavon Bronze Medallist
Shaunavon 2
AWARD SCHOOL TEAM NAME COACH Gold Medal Nipawin Bears Dave Christiansen Silver Medal Oxbow Black Knights Calvin Rosenthal Bronze Medal Shaunavon Shadows Mark Benesh Fourth Caronport Cougars Shane Sowden Sportsmanship Award Shaunavon Shadows Mark Benesh
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SHSAA PROVINCIAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 RESULTS
Date: Nov. 16 & 17, 2012 Competition: 5A Boys Location: North Battleford Commissioner: Bruce Friesen
Pool A Pool B POOL RESULTS: MJ Central 4 0 Regina Campbell 4 0 Saskatoon St. Joseph 3 1 Estevan 3 1 Meadow Lake 2 2 PA St. Mary 2 2 North Battleford 1 3 Saskatoon Mahoney 1 3 Regina LeBoldus 0 4 Yorkton Regional 0 4
CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET: MJ Central 2 MJ Central 2 20-25, 25-14, 25-18
Saskatoon Mahoney 1 MJ Central 0 25-17, 25-17 Estevan 0
25-12, 25-20 Meadow Lake 0 Meadow Lake 2
25-19, 25-17, Regina Campbell Provincial Champion
Regina Campbell 2 Regina Campbell 2 25-20, 25-20
North Battleford 0 25-20, 25-16 Regina Campbell 2
Saskatoon St. Joseph 1
25-19, 19-25, 25-14 PA St. Mary 0 Meadow Lake 0 PA St. Mary 2 25-18, 25-22 PA St. Mary Bronze Medallist
PA St. Mary 2
AWARD SCHOOL TEAM NAME COACH Gold Medal Regina Campbell Tartans Cal Toffan Silver Medal MJ Central Cyclones Shaune Gray Bronze Medal PA St. Mary Marauders Dale Regel Fourth Meadow Lake Spartans Dustin Treptow Sportsmanship Award North Battleford Vikings Bruce Friesen
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