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60th ANNIVERSARY ISSUE

EDUCATION THROUGH SCHOOL SPORTLE SPORT SCOLAIRE UN ENTRAINEMENT POUR LA VIE

OFSAA Unveils New Logo

Championship Results

Scholarship Recipients 2008

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Contents

President’s Message ..........................................2 - 3

OFSAA NEWSOFSAA Unveils New Logo .................................3We’re Moving (New address) ...........................3Try Day News ...................................................4Age Classifications 2008-09 ..............................5Transfer Appeal Meeting Dates 2008-09 ............5OFSAA Sanctioned Invitational Events ................6 - 7OFSAA Football Bowls ......................................7What’s New at OFSAA.ON.CA ........................82009 Coaching Symposium ...............................9Please Support our Sponsors .............................9

SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDSOFSAA Alumni Scholarship Recipients ................10Canada Basketball Scholarship Recipients ..........10 - 11Leadership in School Sport Award Recipients ......11Team Sportsmanship Award Recipients ...............11Brian Maxwell Scholarship Recipients ................12Pete Beach Award Recipients .............................13Volunteer Service Award ...................................13

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INFORMATION ARTICLESNew Ontario PE Safety Guidelines.....................16 - 17Accelerated NCCP Workshop ............................17OFSAA’s Coaching in Ontario Schools ...............18

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSBoys’ Baseball ..................................................19Boys’ Field Lacrosse Festival ..............................20Boys’ A/AA Rugby ...........................................21Boys’ AAA/AAAA Rugby ..................................22Girls’ A/AA Rugby ...........................................23Girls’ AAA/AAAA Rugyby ................................26Boys’ A Soccer .................................................27Boys’ AA Soccer ...............................................28Boys’ AAA Soccer ............................................29Boys’ AAAA Soccer ..........................................30Girls’ A Soccer .................................................31Girls’ AA Soccer ...............................................32Girls’ AAA Soccer ............................................33Girls’ AAAA Soccer ..........................................34Tennis ...............................................................35Track & Field ....................................................36 - 40

Thank you to the Ontario Ministry of Health Promotion and the Ministry of Education for their generous contributions and support.

The Bulletin newsletter is written by OFSAA staff and designed by Lindsey Evanoff

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STAFFExecutive Director Doug Gellatly Ext. 4 [email protected] Director (interim) Brian Riddell Ext. 2 [email protected] Director Lex Cleaver Ext. 5 [email protected] Administrator TBAComm. & Marketing Coordinator Lindsey Evanoff Ext. 3 [email protected] Projects Coordinator Peter Morris 905.826.0706 [email protected] Projects Coordinator Diana Ranken 416.432.8018 [email protected] Projects Coordinator TBA

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President Martin Ritsma, F.E. Madill P: 519.357.1800 F: 519.357.4137 [email protected] President Tracey Parish, St. Patrick HS P: 416.393.5546 F: 416.596.8729 [email protected] President Lynn Kelman, Bear Creek SS P: 705.725.7712 F: 705.720.1088 [email protected] Region Sue Thompson, U of T Schools P: 416.946.7991 F: 416.378.6775 [email protected] Region Linda de Jeu, Adam Scott CVI P: 705.743.7373 F: 705.743.7831 [email protected] Region Michele Van Bargen, Strathroy DCI P: 519.245.8488 F: 519.245.7693 [email protected] Region Brian Fuller, Saltfleet DHS P: 905.573.3000 F: 905.573.2408 [email protected] Region Steve Porter, Barrie Central CI P: 705.726.1846 F: 705.733.0608 [email protected] Region Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin P: 705.472.8240 F: 705.472.8476 [email protected] Heather Chambers P: 705.474.7681 [email protected]

REPRESENTATIVES’ COUNCIL 2007-2008 CISAA Greg Reid, St Andrew’s College P: 905.727.3178 F: 905.841.6911 [email protected] Sharon Creelman, Appleby College P: 905.845.4681 F: 905.845.9828 [email protected] Brian Poste, North Hastings DHS P: 613.332.1220 F: 613.332.0978 [email protected] Linda de Jeu, Adam Scott CVI P: 705.743.7373 F: 705.743.7831 [email protected] Ken VanderZwaag, Woodland Christian HS P: 519.648.2114 F: 519.648.3402 [email protected] Patricia Klassen, St. Benedict CSS P: 519.621.4050 F: 519.621.4057 [email protected] Mark Lewis, Seaway DHS P: 613.652.4878 F: 613.652.1315 [email protected] Jean Pye, Carleton Place DHS P: 613.257.2720 F: 613.253.3002 [email protected] Steve Porter, Barrie Central CI P: 705.726.1846 F: 705.733.0608 [email protected] Jean Goodrow, St. Theresa SS P: 705.526.1311 F: 705.526.4378 [email protected] Greg Sora, Georgetown DHS P: 905.877.6966 F: 905.873.9689 [email protected] Helen Downey, Bishop Tonnos CHS P: 905.648.4989 F: 905.648.7847 [email protected] Paul Creeden, Father Leo. J. Austin P: 905.666.2010 F: 905.666.3035 [email protected] Nicole Watt, Eastdale CVI P: 905.723.8157 F: 905.723.7024 [email protected] NCSSAA Sean Clancy, Cairine Wilson SS P: 613.824.4411 F: 613.824.4411 [email protected] Laura Gillespie, Ottawa-Carleton DSB P: 613.596.8211 F: 613.820.6045 [email protected] Darrell Sokoloski, Timmins HVS P: 705.360.1411 F: 705.268.6603 [email protected] Anita Anderson, Englehart HS P: 705.544.2337 F: 705.544.8587 [email protected] Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin P: 705.472.8240 F: 705.472.8476 [email protected] Laura Aubertin, Confederation SS P: 705.897.4985 F: 705.897.4202 [email protected] NWOSSAA Mike Lalonde, Queen Elizabeth HS P: 807.737.3500 F: 807.737.1979 [email protected] Laurie McPharlen, St. Ignatious P: 807.344.8433 F: 807.345.1237 ROPSSAA Bruce Dyce, Port Credit SS P: 905.278.3382 F: 905.278.8936 [email protected] Jody Miller, Cawthra Park P: 905.274.1271 F: 905.274.9370 [email protected] Brian Fuller, Saltfleet DHS P: 905.573.3000 F: 905.573.2408 [email protected] Christine Baillie, Stamford Collegiate P: 905 354 7409 F: 905 354 6618 [email protected] Greg LeNeve, Northern Collegiate P: 519.542.5545 F: 519.542.0571 [email protected] Cathy Johnson, North Lambton SS P: 519.786.2166 F: 519.786.5250 [email protected] Vince Bellissimo, Father Henry Carr P: 416.393.5521 F: 416.393.5692 [email protected] Patricia Coburn, Pope John Paul II P: 416.393.5531 F: 416.393.5735 [email protected] Denny Lee, York Mills CI P: 416.395.3340 F: 416.395.9000 [email protected] David Budzinsky, Lakeshore CI P: 416.394.7650 F: 416.394.6170 [email protected] Sue Thompson, U of T Schools P: 416.946.7991 F: 416.378.6775 [email protected] Charlene Hurley, Albert Campbell CI P: 416.396.6684 F: 416.396.6728 [email protected] Terry O’Rourke, South Huron DHS P: 519.235.0880 F: 519.235.3461 terry_o’[email protected] Michele Van Bargen, Strathroy DCI P: 519.245.2680 F: 519.245.5498 [email protected] David Christie, Keswick HS P: 905.476.0933 F: 905.476.0929 [email protected] Erin Gray, Aurora HS P: 905.727.3107 F: 905.727.5804 [email protected]

ADVISORS Ministry of Ed John Donofrio P: 416.325.2533 F: 416.325.7247 [email protected] of H P Barbara Lyon-Stewart P: 416.326.8500 F: 416.326.8520 [email protected]

Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations3 Concorde Gate, Suite 204 Toronto, Ontario M3C 3N7 (Effective Sept. 30) Website: www.ofsaa.on.caPhone: (416) 426-7391 Email: see belowFax: (416) 426-7317Publications Mail Agreement Number: 40050378

Honorary Patron of OFSAA: The Honourable David C. Onley, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario

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OFSAA’s new logo has officially been launched! The new logo for OFSAA was approved at the April Executive Council meeting and comes just in time to celebrate OFSAA’s 60th anniversary.

The decision for OFSAA to have a new logo comes after an extensive decision making process, and the final logo was chosen from a selection of two after much deliberation.

OFSAA’s new brand and logo demonstrate OFSAA moving towards the future. It reflects the amazing volunteers and student-athletes that shape our OFSAA community. Because the logo is so versatile, it will soon be even more recognizable than the old one, with the possibility of it being used in so many places.

Since 1948, OFSAA has only made minor changes to the logo. This is the first time OFSAA has had a complete logo redesign.

For an electronic version of the new logo or a copy of the brand guidelines manual which states how to use it, please contact Lindsey Evanoff at [email protected] or (416) 426-7437.

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Dear athletes, parents, school staff and coaches,

I am both honoured and excited about having this opportunity to serve as your OFSAA President during the next two years. My time served as Vice President over the last two years has certainly given me a chance to learn and appreciate what the OFSAA organization is all about. A huge thank you to Tracey Parish for

her guidance and support in preparing me for my new role. I know she will continue to provide advice through her position as Past President.

I look forward to working with an amazing OFSAA staff and a dedicated Executive Council. Most of all, however, I look forward to spending time and sharing experiences with our student-athletes and their coaches.

I truly understand the value of high school athletics and the importance of ‘education through school sport’. Personally I am a product of an Ontario educational

system that recognizes how student success can be achieved through athletic participation in our schools. Real life lessons, an opportunity for personal growth, and the development of citizenship among the physical benefits are all reasons to continue to make this investment in our children through school sport.

My university-based children too have been blessed by their experiences in high school sport. Their lives have been positively influenced by teachers/coaches who volunteered countless hours of professional and helpful training, away from their own family and friends. It is a true circle of life, that someday current students may be mentoring the next generation.

I would like to thank school administrators for their ongoing support of our staff and students, and of the athletic programs in our schools. Also a thank you to our corporate sponsors, and to the Ontario Ministry of Health Promotion and Ministry of Education for the financial support which allows OFSAA to provide a variety of athletic programs and championships for our students.

In the coming year, the promotion of a Long Term Athletic Development (LTAD) model will be a key focus.

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TELL US WHAT YOU THINK!Log on to www.ofsaa.on.ca and tell us your opinion by taking part in our latest poll.

It is also important for us to continue to enhance our relationship with our provincial and national counterparts in the sports that we provide for our student-athletes. As well, we will spend time connecting with our elementary school teachers and students. What a great time to be involved in school athletics.

Wishing you well in all of your athletic endeavours. Leave time to celebrate your successes and enjoy the special moments along the way.

Yours in athletics,

Martin RitsmaOFSAA President

Martin Ritsma will serve a two-year term as OFSAA President, from 2008-2010. He is currently the principal of F.E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham, and has been heavily involved in all levels of school sport at the local, regional, and provincial levels.

Up until his recent transfer to Wingham, he spent his entire career in education in Stratford, most recently at Stratford Central Secondary School. He dedicates much of his time to his community in Stratford, sitting on various boards and committees of charitable organizations.

Mr. Ritsma is married to Kathryn and has two children, Jillian and Ben.

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As of the end of September, the OFSAA office is relocating.

Our new address is:3 Concorde Gate, Suite 204Toronto, ONM3C 3N7Email addresses as well as telephone and fax numbers will remain the same.

We’re moving!

W.A. Porter CI/SATEC in Scarborough celebrates “50 Years of Excellence” - October 17-18, 2008

For information and registration visit the website: www.waporteralumni.com or call the Message Centre at (416) 396-3365; Option 5.

School Reunion


News

Who We AreThe Aussie X is an Australian/Canadian sporting organization which brings a unique Australian sporting experience to kids in Canada.

What We DoThrough extensive consultation with Australian & Canadian physical education experts, the Aussie X has developed a series of highly structured, fun and educational Aussie sporting clinics.

Experienced Aussie instructors will come to your school or camp fully equipped with everything they need (including their funny accents) to teach kids the action-packed sports of Australia – Australian Rules Football (aka FOOTY!), Netball and Cricket. All the Aussie X instructors are from Australia, living and working in Canada, and have a true passion for Aussie sports.

The Aussie X athletic clinics are a great idea for Try Day. For more information, visit www.theaussiex.com

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Consider The Aussie X for Try DayGrade 9 Try Day

ReturnsThe Ministry of Health Promotion will again fund 60 high schools wishing to introduce a new or non-traditional sport or physical activity to their Grade 9 program.

A minimum of 60 Grade 9 students MUST have access to the program during the year.

For full details and the registration form check the insert in this Bulletin.

Note: Schools that have been accepted for the Ontario Trillium grant for the 2008-09 school year, may NOT apply for this grant.

Applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis, so do not delay, submit your form today!

For the 2008--09 school year, a Midget will be born in 1994 or later, and may only compete at OFSAA in the Midget category for one year in Grade 9. A Junior will be born in 1993 or 1994, and a Senior will be born in 1989 or later.

1988 or earlier ineligible1989 Senior1990 Senior1991 Senior1992 Senior1993-94 Junior1994 Midget

How old was the student as of January 1, 2008?

Years of EligibilityCoaches and students are reminded that students are eligible to compete for no more than five consecutive years from date of entry into Grade 9. There is no appeal to this rule.

Age Classifications for the 2008-09 School Year Teachers, coaches and administrators are advised to make

transferring students aware of the transfer policy, but should not indicate that they will be declared eligible.

Please encourage students to file their transfer appeals early in the school year. This will ensure deadlines are not missed, and that eligibility status is determined well in advance of the season.

Please ensure you have the most up-to-date copy of the policy and form. Both can be found on the website under Constitution & Policies. The following are the dates for next year’s appeals:

Meeting Date Application DeadlinesThurs, Oct. 9, 2008 Wed, Sept. 24, 2008Fri, Nov. 7, 2008 Thurs, Oct. 23, 2008Thurs, Dec. 11, 2008 Wed, Nov. 26, 2008Fri, Feb. 20, 2009 Thurs, Feb. 5, 2008Thurs, April 23, 2009 Wed, April 8, 2008

To appeal an Association decision, please call the OFSAA office and give the name of the student and his/her school, as well as the name of the principal. A letter will be sent to the student, c/o the principal, telling him/her the date, time and location of the appeal hearing. The letter will outline what information the student must provide prior to the meeting date.

Transfer Appeal Meeting Dates for 2008-09


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Hosting an Invitational High School Event?An OFSAA-sanctioned event means that all participants are OFSAA-eligible and a teacher will attend with the team. If you wish to have your invitational meet or tournament sanctioned by OFSAA, complete the form available on our website, with all required signatures, and send it to your OFSAA rep for Association approval. All OFSAA-sanctioned events appear on the OFSAA website.

Inviting teams from another province or the US?You must complete the appropriate form from the website. Failure to obtain OFSAA-sanction for your event (meet, tournament, exhibition game, etc) when

inviting teams from outside Ontario may result in the visiting team being sanctioned by their home association. Do not neglect this step.

Attending an Invitational Event Out-of-province?Interprovincial competitions require OFSAA sanction (form is on the website).

Cross country and track and field events in the US require OFSAA sanction (form is on the web). Many states are now requiring sanction by the home association for other sports, so check before you go.

All applications for sanction must be received at least 30 days prior to the date of the invitational event.

OFSAA-Sanctioned Invitational Events

Cross CountryNike Boardwalk Relay MeetOct. 17/08 Al Baigent Toronto Beaches Neil McNeil HSwww.NeilMcNeilTrack.com Tel: 416-393-5502 Email: [email protected]

Flames Cup Class Boys’ Hockey TournamentDec. 11-13/08 Mike Chaney, St. Thomas Aquinas CHSLondon Tel: 519-660-2798(Interprov. sanction for NS, MAN, AB) Email: [email protected]

3rd Annual Bell Sensplex High School Hockey TournamentNov. 24-25/08 David Peddie, Holy Trinity CHSOttawa Tel: 613-599-0227 Email: [email protected]

2nd Annual Blessed Trinity Girls’ Hockey ClassicDec. 9-10/08 Ted Shellhorne, Blessed Trinity CSSGrimsby Community Centre Tel: 905-945-6706Grimsby Email: [email protected]

Lady Flames Classic Girls’ Hockey TournamentDec. 16-17/08 Mike Chaney, St. Thomas Aquinas CHSLondon Tel: 510-660-2798 Email: [email protected]

3rd Annual Senior Boys’ Blessed Trinity Hockey TournamentJan. 6-7/09 Rich Vrataric, Blessed Trinity CSSGrimsby Tel: 905-945-6706, ext. 2791www.bthockey.ca Email: [email protected]

8th Annual Gator Invitational Boys’ Hockey TournamentJan. 7-9/09 Dino Germano, Lakeshore CHSSouth Niagara Tel: 905-835-2451, ext. 2342 Email: [email protected]

USW 2252 Tournament Cup Boys’ HockeyJan. 8-10/09 Charles Cooke, Central Algoma SSSault Ste Marie Tel: 705-782-6263 Email: [email protected]

25th Annual Bur Bear High School Boys’ Hockey TournamentJan. 29-31/09 Jeff Carey, Robert Bateman HSBurlington Tel: 905-632-5151, ext. 247

4th Annual Junior Boys’ Blessed Trinity Hockey TournamentMarch 10-11/08 Rich Vrataric, Blessed Trinity CSSGrimsby Tel: 905-945-6706, ext. 2791www.bthockey.ca Email: [email protected]

Burlington Wave ‘Twin Rinks’ TournamentsThe ‘Wave’ 3 on 3 Invitational, Oct. 31/08 Senior Boys’ Quick Start Jamboree, Nov. 6/08The ‘Wave’ Senior Boys’ Earl Edition, Nov. 12-13/08Senior Girls’ Start Up Invitational, Nov. 19/08 The ‘Wave’ Senior Boys’ Invitational, Dec. 3-4/08 Senior Girls’ Holiday Jamboree Classic, Dec. 16/08 Senior Boys’ New Year Challenge, Jan. 8-9/08Senior Boys’ Playoff ‘Tune Up’ Invitational, Feb. 12-13/09Junior Boys’ Jamboree #1, March 24/09Junior Boys’ Jamboree #2, March 26/09Junior Boys’ ‘Wave’ Classic, March 31-April 1/09 Contact: Tam Morrison, Halton Athletic ConvenorTel: 905-336-3434Email: [email protected]

FootballNational Capital A/AA Football Bowl Games Nov. 8-29/08 Mike Rumleski, North Hastings HSVarious locations Tel: 613-332-1220 Email: [email protected]

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For US Sanctioned Tournaments, visit OFSAA’s website and click on Sanctioned Events. If you would like your invitational events being conducted in the new year to be promoted in the January Bulletin, be sure to get your sanction request form into the OFSAA office by November 30.

Interprovincial Tournaments2nd Annual High School Invitational Oct. 20-22/08 Rich Vrataric, Blessed Trinity CSSGrimsby Tel: 905-945-6706, ext. 2791 Email: [email protected]

Floorball2nd Annual High School Invitational Oct. 20-22/08 Rich Vrataric, Blessed Trinity CSSGrimsby Tel: 905-945-6706, ext. 2791 Email: [email protected]

OFSAA’s Football Bowls will once again be held at the Rogers Centre this year, thanks to a partnership between the Buffalo Bills and Rogers.

Bills in Toronto Series organizers announced a sponsorship that will allow the Metro Bowl, Golden Horseshoe Bowl, Western Bowl, Northern Bowl and National Capital Bowl to return to the Rogers Centre for at least five years.

The Football Bowls will be held this year on Wednesday, December 3, and the climate-controlled Rogers Centre will provide more comfortable playing conditions for the student-athletes who participate.

OFSAA thanks the Rogers Centre and the Buffalo Bills for supporting high school football.

Tickets will be available through Ticketmaster.

OFSAA Football Bowls to be Held at Rogers Centre

*Please see the following page for Canlan Ice Sports sanctioned hockey tournaments.


OFSAA is starting a monthly e-newsletter this month called In The Zone. The e-newletter will be available to view on the website, as well as through subscription.

The e-newsletter will contain OFSAA news, important updates and changes in policies, important dates and deadlines, coaching tips, and the character

athlete of the month.

Teacher-coaches from across Ontario can nominate their student-athletes for the character athlete of the month. These athletes will show the characteristics of OFSAA’s values: leadership, commitment, respect, equity, and growth and development.

To nominate an athlete for character athlete of the month, please contact Lindsey Evanoff at [email protected] or (416) 426-7437.

Please include a photograph and a brief summary of why the student-athlete deserves the recognition of being character athlete of the month.

May 13 & 14, 2009 at McMaster University, Hamilton

Focusing on the technical side of coaching, this conference provides sport-specific skills, drills and strategies through on-court and classroom sessions. The

program has introductory and advanced sessions that will benefit both new and seasoned male and female coaches at the elementary and high school

level.The OFSAA Coaching in Ontario Schools course will be available for

Coaching Symposium delegates as an add-on to the conference.Please see inserted flyers for more information.

Don’t miss out on this professional development opportunity!

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OFSAA is fortunate to have several companies supporting school sport in Ontario. Official equipment has been play-tested and endorsed by experienced teacher-coaches. Please support these sponsors when making your purchases.

BadmintonYonex

Official racquet of OFSAA: B500, • B600 DF, B7000 DF+ Official shuttlecocks of OFSAA: • Mavis 350, Mavis 300, Mavis 7

Black KnightOfficial badminton eyewear • provider of OFSAA

BasketballSpalding

TF-1000 ZK Pro, Official • basketball of OFSAA

VolleyballBaden

Baden 15-0C, Official volleyball • of OFSAA

RugbyMonilex

Official supplier of Gilbert • rugby balls and rugby related equipment to high schools

SoccerMolten

Official soccer ball of OFSAA: • Molten FX-1000 official game ball, Molten FX-150 official practice ball

InsuranceEnsurco Insurance Group

Official home and auto group • insurance provider for teachers and administrators

AccommodationsWestmont Hospitality Group

Official hotel partner of OFSAA•

RingsBaron Insignia

Official ring supplier of OFSAA•

Please Support OFSAA’s School Sport Sponsors

What’s New at OFSAA.ON.CA

PAST CHAMPIONSThe list of past champions for every sport will be updated and added to the website by the end of September.

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OFSAA Coaching Symposium 2009IN THE ZONE E-NEWSLETTER

PHOTO GALLERYRelive your favourite OFSAA experience with OFSAA’s new photo gallery!

The gallery contains pictures of OFSAA events and championships going back several years. The gallery will be posted by the end of September.

Please note there are some missing championships as we cannot attend every one.


Grace Fishbein (CWOSSA)Grace is a well-rounded student who has been involved in all areas of her school, from the music department, to student council, to athletics. Grace has been an outstanding student at Bluevale Collegiate Institute in Waterloo, and her teachers say she works above and beyond the course material and call her an extremely talented individual who is a great ambassador for Bluevale.

She is exceptionally gifted in academics and will be studying at the Memorial University of Newfoundland this fall to receive her Bachelor of Science, where she also hopes to continue her success in basketball.

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Scholarships & Awards

OFSAA’s Alumni Association supports student-athletes moving on to post-secondary education through the scholarship fund. For the past four years, all funds donated have provided scholarships of $500 each to student-athletes in different member associations across the province. Congratulations to this year’s three student-athletes who are the recipients of the OFSAA Alumni Scholarships.

OFSAA Alumni Scholarship Recipients 2008

Alistair Beauprie (NCSSAA)Alistair is a graduate of Colonel By Secondary School in Gloucester, and plans to attend McGill University to study commerce in the fall. He has participated in football, rugby, cross country and rowing during his high school years, while still maintaining an average over 90% in the challenging International Baccalaureate program. He was also involved in the tutoring program, fundraising activities, and participated in the Relay for Life.

School sport has been a balancing force in his life, a chance to reduce stress, a self challenge, and an opportunity to build teamwork skills, all traits which will serve him well throughout life. He believes the determination, energy and leadership skills developed through school sport have enabled him to excel academically also.

Meagan Nederveen (GHAC)As a student at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School in Hamilton, Meagan was involved in all aspects of school life: sport teams, athletic council, and student government. She not only participated in cross country, track and field, volleyball and soccer, but also ‘gave back’ to sport by assisting with the development of a house league for

elementary students in local schools.

School sport has taught Meagan how to deal with adversity in a positive manner, how to understand and appreciate the impact of hard work and strong leadership, and has shaped her views on goal setting and success. Despite a heavy workload, she has maintained a high academic standing and plans to study kinesiology at McMaster next year.

Stephanie Godard (CISAA)School sport, during her years at Bayview Glen School in Toronto, has taught Stephanie fair play, time management, discipline, and the value of hard work. She participated in swimming, tennis, basketball and track, and recognizes the role and importance of teacher-coaches, teammates, and opponents in her many successes in these sports. Her caring attitude and leadership skills are evident both in school as a peer tutor, and in the community where she volunteers with many organizations.

Stephanie still managed to keep her academic marks in the 90s despite her busy lifestyle. Sport will continue to play an important role in her life as she sets out on a new path in the life sciences program at Queens University next fall.

Canada Basketball Scholarship Recipients 2008The Canada Basketball Be One Scholarship Program awards one male and one female student-athlete each year who show academic success, leadership in the amateur sport community though participation as a high school basketball athlete, and other school and community activities. Congratulations to the two student-athletes who are this year’s recipients of the Canada Basketball Scholarship.

Jordan Mann (SOSSA)Jordan will be attending Brock University this fall to study Kinesiology. While attending Westlane SS, his academic average has hovered around 90 per cent, and he has been a member of the Principal’s Honour Roll every semester. He has also won several awards, including the Rotary Club Medal for outstanding achievement, the Optimist Youth Citizen of the Year Award, and

the Niagara Falls Red Raiders (traveling basketball team) Award for volunteerism. He has also donated much of his time to volunteering in his community, as well as his basketball team and other sports teams.

Girls’ Field Hockey Christa BenderGirls’ A Basketball Christine EllisGirls’ AA Basketball Janet TottleGirls’ AAA Basketball Laura HenryGirls’ AAAA Basketball Becky D’AmoreBoys’ A Basketball Paul ElsleyBoys’ AA Basketball John PfeiferBoys’ AAA Basketball Dave ThomasBoys’ AAAA Basketball Don MarchioneBadminton Martha CruikshankBoys’ Curling Don SmithNordic Skiing Angus DoughtyGirls’ A Volleyball Tammy JutilaGirls’ AA Volleyball Craig ThomsonGirls’ AAA Volleyball Pat JacksonGirls’ AAAA Volleyball Peter CampbellBoys’ A Volleyball Alex BujaczBoys’ AA Volleyball Lyle CollinsBoys’ AAA Volleyball Les Siolek

Boys’ AAAA Volleyball Rob AtkinsonSwimming Christine BaillieGirls’ Gymnastics Diane PorterGirls’ A/AA Hockey Nina BrumGirls’ AAA/AAAA Hockey Russ HolmbergBoys’ A/AA Hockey Al SmithBoys’ AAA/AAAA Hockey Greg CrossettGirls’ A Soccer Tamara Tremblay-BartolomucciGirls’ AA Soccer Liz PaytonGirls’ AAA Soccer Diana CunGirls’ AAAA Soccer Kathy BirasBoys’ A Soccer Guy MayerBoys’ AA Soccer Denise KohlmeierBoys’ AAA Soccer Pino TassoneBoys’ AAAA Soccer Kevin MulveyGirls’ A/AA Rugby Carrie BowieGirls’ AAA/AAAA Rugby Rick MellorBoys’ A/AA Rugby Glen TarverBoys’ AAA/AAAA Rugby Terry Fallis

Girls’ Field Hockey Michael Power/St. Joseph’sGirls’ A Basketball ES L’EssorGirls’ AA Basketball ES TheriaultGirls’ AAA Basketball Dr. John DenisonGirls’ AAAA Basketball St. Basil the GreatBoys’ A Basketball Woodstock CIBoys’ AA Basketball Bishop MaconnellBoys’ AAA Basketball Huntsville HSBoys’ AAAA Basketball Oakwood CIBoys’ Curling All Saints CSSGirls’ A Volleyball ES L’EscaleGirls’ AA Volleyball Confederation SSGirls’ AAA Volleyball Orchard Park SSGirls’ AAAA Volleyball Waterdown DHSBoys’ A Volleyball Kapuskasing HSBoys’ AA Volleyball North HastingsBoys’ AAA Volleyball St. Mary’s SS

Boys’ AAAA Volleyball Woburn CIGirls’ A/AA Hockey Opeongo HSGirls’ AAA/AAAA Hockey Martingrove CIBoys’ A/AA Hockey Stouffville DSSBoys’ AAA/AAAA Hockey John McRae HSGirls’ A Soccer Goderich DCIGirls’ AA Soccer Father Redmond Catholic SSGirls’ AAA Soccer Southwood SSGirls’ AAAA Soccer Cameron Heights CIBoys’ A Soccer St. Thomas AquinasBoys’ AA Soccer Nicholson Catholic CollegeBoys’ AAA Soccer Bishop Tonnos CHSBoys’ AAAA Soccer Collingwood CIGirls’ A/AA Rugby St. Paul CHSGirls’ AAA/AAAA Rugby Barrie Central CIBoys’ A/AA Rugby Trinity CollegeBoys’ AAA/AAAA Rugby Hillcrest HS

2007-08 Leadership in School Sport Award Recipients

2007-08 Team Sportsmanship Award Recipients


Congratulations to Terry Olaskey, former GBSSA representative to OFSAA, who was honoured at the Ministry of Citizenship Volunteer Service Awards on June 12, 2008 in Barrie. Terry was recognized for his many years of service to OFSAA, his Association, and to the student-athletes who he worked with throughout his years of teaching.

He is shown here receiving a pin from Jill Sutherland, former Business Administrator at OFSAA.

Scholarships & Awards

Pete Beach Recipients 2008CISAA Wayne Dunkley COSSA Deb Shaw CWOSSA Bill LordEOSSAA Joe Marriner GBSSA Dale BakerGHAC Brian ArsenaultLOSSA Ron ParfittNCSSAA Margaret ChaputNEOAA Darrell SokolowskiNOSSA Duncan McKenzieNWOSSAA Roger Bradford ROPSSAA John ChodorowiczSOSSA Marg McGillSWOSSAA Gary MalloyTDCAA Paul ColauttiTDSSAA Lauren Foote Bob Maydo Chick Kennedy Patricia HodginsWOSSAA Jerry RoukemaYRAA Nabil Tadros

Brian Maxwell Scholarship Recipients 2008 Volunteer Service AwardNamed after successful distance runner and co-founder of Power Bar, the Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship is awarded each year to two student-athletes who have participated in track and field or cross country throughout their high school career, and are continuing their post-secondary education at a Canadian college or university. Rob Jackson and Katie Anderson each received awards in the amount of $5,000. Because the competition this year was so close, two additional student-athletes also received runner-up awards of $1,000 each. The runners-up were Simon Hodge and Gracie Tetzlaff.

All four recipients were honoured at an awards luncheon in the Sport Alliance building on August 18. Congratulations to these student-athletes for receiving this award.

Rob Jackson graduated from Centennial Collegiate in Guelph, Ontario with a 94 per cent average and as president of the student council. He qualified in OFSAA Cross Country in each of his high school years, finishing in fourth place his final year. He also qualified in OFSAA Track & Field for the 800 and 1500 metre events throughout his high school career, and was always within the top six positions. He has represented Canada twice in international competition and is currently ranked 19th by the IAAF for world youth in the 1500 metres.

He has dreams of representing Canada in the next Olympic Games. He will be continuing his competition at Guelph University while he pursues an arts degree.

Katie Anderson graduated from Grade 12 with an 83 per cent average at South Huron District High School in Exeter, and has an outstanding running performance record. She set the Huron Perth all-time record in the senior girls’ 800 metres last spring, and her senior girls’ OFSAA results include sixth in Cross Country, fourth in 1500 metres and second in 3000 metres.

Prior to Katie, her high school was not represented in OFSAA in over 10 years. Katie will be attending McMaster University in the fall for medical radiation.

Simon Hodge is a graduate of Runnymede Collegiate in Toronto, where he finished with a 92 per cent average. He competed in both OFSAA Track & Field and Cross Country every year throughout high school with

impressive results. Simon was active in the student council as a class representative, vice-president, president, and also a member of the athletic council.

Simon also represented his school in the swim and badminton teams, and has a unique gift of being able to juggle while jogging, which he calls ‘joggling’. Simon will be pursing environmental engineering at the University of Western Ontario.

Gracie Tetzlaff graduated from East Northumberland Secondary School in Trenton with a 93 per cent average. She represented her school at OFSAA in all her high school years, and made high rankings in OFSAA Track & Field and Cross Country in her midget and junior years.

She was also on the Quinte West Rep Soccer Team, and competed for her high school team in volleyball. Gracie is attending Laurentian University to pursue a bachelor of commerce degree in sports administration.

The Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship recipients are seen here with Jennifer Maxwell, Brian’s wife, as they accept their awards. From left: Simon Hodge, Jennifer Maxwell, Rob Jackson, Gracie Tetzlaff, and Katie Anderson.


OFSAA Celebrates 60 Years

1948 - 2008As OFSAA celebrates its 60th year, we can look back and reflect on the tremendous progress of school sport over this time.

As the number of high school provincial championships increased from six in 1948 to 52 in 2008, more opportunities were available for student-athletes to participate, more teachers volunteered their time to coach, and schools of all sizes competed on a more equitable playing field.

Looking to the future, we can only hope that school sport and the life values it teaches, will continue to flourish.

1948 20087 Associations 18 Associations300 Schools 850 Schools85,000 Student-athletes 280,000 Student-athletes5,500 Teacher-coaches 18,000 Teacher-coaches6 Championships 52 Championships

LCI Girls’ Basketball1902-03

COSSA Boys’ Rugby Champions1947

OFSAA Senior Boys’ Cross Country ChampionsEarl Bales Park1982

OFSAA Boys’ Swimming ChampionsQueen Elizabeth Park CUIYear Unknown

OFSAA Nordic Skiing1998

NOSSA Girls’ Basketball ChampionsSault Ste Marie CI - Girls’ Basketball Team1924-25

Kitchener CI Speed Skating1924-25

OFSAA Track & Field1996

OFSAA Girls’ Volleyball ChampionsWiddifield SS (NOSSA)1975-76

Girls’ HockeyJarvis1907


The Ontario Physical Education Safety Guidelines have just undergone an entire review.

Since 1999, there have been a number of yearly revisions/updates: upward of 30 new pages have been added and numerous revisions have addressed changes in equipment and regulations.

This latest revision will ensure all educators in Ontario are using the most recent, up-to-date version of the documents.

Even though a teacher/coach/supervisor/administrator is familiar with previous safety practices of an activity, it is paramount for the safety of their student-athletes, that they read the entire document and implement the ‘revised’ safety criteria from the generic, activity page and appendices sections of the 2008 revised Safety Guidelines.

What are some highlights of the changes in the Interschool Pages?For elementary only:

Track and Field – wearing of • 5mm spikes is allowed

For elementary and secondary: Higher risk activities – change • to one of the coaching requirements: experience as a player or coach in that sport in the last 10 years

Basketball – portable basketball • systems described

Ice Hockey – prior to first game • multiple practices on ice must have occurred

Website: New software The Safety Services Package is the package that school boards purchase in order to have access to the Safety Guidelines and their associated services. The package includes ‘Ask an Expert’ consultation, searchable

FAQ database, new/revised pages, news and research feed, request a new/revised page and safety workshops.

The revised documents are now available in a new, interactive website which allows users to search for specifics within the complete document, browse the documents and view single pages.

How to access the Safety Services Package When school boards purchase the Safety Services Package they are provided with the password into the website. This password is provided to the school board’s Safety Guidelines or H&PE contact who has been identified to Ophea. A list of these contacts can be found on www.ophea.net/boardcontacts.

Educators must obtain the password from their school board contact. Ophea will not give it out.

Some school boards may modify the Safety Guidelines, that is, they may raise some of the standards. It is wise to check with your school board contact as to whether your board has done this, and, where they house their version of the Guidelines.

Access for Associate MembersDue to the increasing demand for the Safety Guidelines from groups other than Ontario School Boards, the Safety Guidelines are now available for purchase either as a complete set or individual modules.

This may be of interest to;

Activity providers e.g. climbing, gymnastics, day • camps, outdoor education centersEducational institutions such as private schools • University/college libraries (as reference documents • only) Law firms • Municipal recreation centers •

This may assist school boards and schools with their planning and selection of outside activity providers.

For more information on the Safety Guidelines, visit http://ophea.net/safety.cfm.

Information Articles

New Ontario PE Safety Guidelines

Teachers with a physical education or combined kinesiology and education degree can accelerate their coaching development in just one day through the Coaches Association of Ontario.

Typically, coaches would have to complete 26 hours of workshop over four days to complete Part A and B of the training program. The Accelerated Physical Education Teacher-Coach Workshop is approximately 7.5 hours of workshop and the same accreditation will be granted.

Teacher-Coaches will receive: a full set of NCCP Competition-Introduction Manuals; training by a certified Ontario Learning Facilitator who is familiar with the school sports system as a teacher, coach and/or administrator; accreditation in the NCCP national database upon completion, and save time and money.

Delivered by a qualified NCCP Learning Facilitator, the workshop focuses on coaching and developing student-athletes. Participants will explore and share ideas on developing basic sport skills and athletic abilities, creating a fun and safe environment, and preparing student-athletes for local and/or regional competition.

Visit www.coachesontario.ca/calendar for course locations, times, and registration information.

Accelerated NCCP Workshop

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OFSAA Boys’ BaseballQualification Tournaments Whitby/Sarnia June 4 - 5, 2008

Championship Toronto June 12, 2008The OFSAA Baseball Championship saw 16 teams from across Ontario compete in the regional preliminary elimination tournaments, held in Sarnia and Whitby. Two teams from each of the regional tournaments qualified to advance to the OFSAA championship finals, which were held at the Roger’s Centre.

Pickering HS and John F. Ross qualified for the championship finals from the west regional tournament, while Sinclair SS and Burlington Notre Dame qualified for the championship finals from the east regional tournament.

The gold medal game at the Rogers Centre was one of the most exciting games ever seen in OFSAA championship competition. The game featured outstanding pitching and great defense, and ended in a 1-1 tie after the regulation seven innings.

Using the international tie breaker rule, each team got to place a runner at second base with no outs, and attempt to score. Pickering managed to score three runs in its half inning, putting the pressure on Notre Dame. Notre Dame battled to even up the score. With two outs and the bases

loaded, the next batter was hit by a pitch, forcing in the winning run. Final score was 5 - 4 Notre Dame.

The Prentice Cup, emblematic of the high school baseball championships, was presented to Notre Dame at a Blue Jays game the following week.

Huge thank you’s to Geoff Whent and Tim Parizeau, the convenors of the two regional tournaments, for doing such a great job organizing them.

Also a big thank you to the Toronto Blue Jays for hosting this OFSAA championship event.

Semi-FinalsPickering HS 7Sinclair SS 1

Notre Dame 5John F. Ross 2

Bronze Medal GameSinclair SS 5John F. Ross 2

Gold Medal GameNotre Dame 5Pickering HS 4(Tie breaker)

Information Articles

OFSAA’s Coaching in Ontario Schools (CIOS)Developed by OFSAA in 2002, Coaching in Ontario Schools is a program for secondary school sport coaches in Ontario.

CIOS gives teacher-coaches and community volunteers the skills they need to coach effectively in the secondary school environment. The seven-hour course combines information needed by coaches of beginner to intermediate athletics (introductory NCCP theory info) with what they specifically need to work with student-athletes. This includes OFSAA rules, how to work with school and Board administrators, provincial safety guidelines, and more.

Additional resources include Ophea Provincial Safety Guidelines.

For a low cost of $50 per participant, all participants will receive a workbook in advance of the course and a certificate of completion at the conclusion of the course.

Please contact Brian Riddell, OFSAA’s Assistant Director (interim) to find a Coaching in Ontario Schools course near you: [email protected] or (416) 426-7440.

For more information on the program, visit www.ofsaa.on.ca.

CIOS is undergoing a revision process which will take the Coaching in Ontario Schools course online! This hybrid learning environment is foreseen to comprise a website education package and a culminating three and a half hour in-class clinic with a trained learning facilitator.

OFSAA’s Coaching Committee has a sub-committee which has revised the current course into a package of learning outcomes and core content which reflects the needs of today’s volunteer OFSAA teacher-coaches.

The Coaching Committee invites all OFSAA members who have experience in curriculum writing and course development to contact the OFSAA office to indicate interest in joining the CIOS Writing Team.

It is hoped that the initial formation of this group will occur in the fall of 2008, with writing to commence in January 2009.

If interested, please contact Brian Riddell at the OFSAA office at (416) 426-7440.

CIOS OnlineBy Terry Olaskey


OFSAA Boys’ Field Lacrosse Festival

A/AA Oshawa June 3, 2008 AAA/AAAA Peterborough June 4-5, 2008


This was the second year of OFSAA competition for Boys’ Field Lacrosse. Competition and skill continue to improve at both the A/AA level AAA/AAAA levels. We are looking forward to more associations participating at next year’s competitions

OFSAA thanks our convenors Jason Crosby from Monsignor Pereyma CSS in Oshawa (A/AA) and Rod McGillis from St. Peter’s HS in Peterborough for their time and effort in organizing this year’s festivals. We look forward to the festival again next year.

Pool AHagersville SOSSAHoly Trinity LOSSAAdam Scott COSSAWest Park SOSSA

Pool BHoly Cross COSSASt. Thomas Aquinas GHACRidley CISAAPereyma LOSSA

A/AA Participating Teams

Pool ASt. Andrew’s College CISAAMonsignor Paul Swyer LOSSAChrist the King GHACThomas A. Stewart COSSA

Pool BHoly Cross SOSSASt. Peter’s COSSAMayfield ROPSSAASir William Mulock YRAA

AAA/AAAA Participating Teams AAA/AAAA Results

Gold Medal Paul DwyerSilver Medal MayfieldBronze Medal Holy CrossAntique Bronze Christ the King

A/AA Results

Gold Medal HagersvilleSilver Medal Holy CrossBronze Medal Holy TrinityAntique Bronze St. Thomas Aq.

OFSAA Boys’ A/AA RugbySarnia June 4 - 6, 2008 Congratulations to the 2008 champions for the second consecutive year Stouffville DSS. Team members include: Alex Mangotich, Fletcher Muir, Maverick Muir, Joe Beare, Chris Boake, Jamie Gregory, Kyle Miller, Matt Raguseo, Scott Vanallen, James Beare, Dan Coskun, John East, Spencer Garth, David Hoover, Scott Hopkins, Aaron James, Stephen Jeschke, Andrew Jones, Brandon Latcham, Jordan Lofthouse, Chris Lombardo, Craig Mcdowell, Tom Mcleod, Braydon Pettifer, Bruce Preston, Patrick Raymer, Graeme Scott, Kyle Sharpe, Ashkan

Soughyan, Dylan Stewart, Shawn Zarudny, Peter Wideman, Peter Lebeuffe, Jeremy Brownridge, Jessie Lofthouse, and coaches Jamie Hewitt, Glenn Tarver and Rob Edmonson.

Tim Molyneaux from St Clair Secondary and his committee from SWOSSAA should be congratulated for their efforts in preparing and organizing this year’s championship. All participating teams were impressed with the first-class tournament in Sarnia.

Glenn Tarver from Stouffville DHS (YRAA) was awarded the OFSAA Leadership in School Sports Award His years of dedication to rugby and school sports have not gone unnoticed. Congratulations!

The Team Sportsmanship Award winner was Trinity College.

*Photos provided by SarniaSports.com

Participating TeamsSt. Clair SS SWOSSATrinity College CISAASt. Andrews College CISAAAdam Scott Collegiate COSSATrenton HS COSSABracebridge/Muskoka Lakes SS GBSSALester B Pearson GHACStouffville DSS YRAAMilton DHS GHACOsgoode Township HS NCSSAABrock HS LOSSALa Salle SS EOSSAAEden HS SOSSASt. Thomas Aquinas SS GBSSAMadill WOSSAAWaterford DHS CWOSSA

Consolation Quarter-FinalsSt Thomas Aquinas SS 17Lester B. Pearson 0

St Andrews College 15 Waterford DHS 10

St Clair SS 42Milton DHS 15

La Salle SS 22 Osgoode Township HS 0

Championship Quarter-FinalsStouffville DSS 45Brock HS 0

Trenton HS 15Trinty College 0

Eden HS 24Bracebridge 12

Madill 0Adam Scott Collegiate 15

Consolation Semi-FinalsSt. Andrews College 19St. Thomas Aquinas SS 10

St. Clair SS 21La Salle SS 7

Championship Semi-FinalStouffville DSS 14Trenton HS 8

Eden HS 0Adam Scott Collegiate 26

Consolation FinalSt. Andrews College 8St. Clair SS 27

Bronze Medal GameTrenton HS 5Eden HS 0

Gold Medal GameStouffville DSS 19Adam Scott Collegiate 17 OT

The gold medal winning team from Stouffville DSS, along with Adam Scott Collegiate, who took a close silver.



OFSAA Boys’ AAA/AAAA RugbyDurham Region June 4 - 6, 2008 Uxbridge SS (LOSSA) and convenor Paul Connelly hosted this year’s Boys’ AAA/AAAA Rugby Championship in Oshawa and Ajax.

The field conditions, banquet, weather, and detailed organizing by Paul and his committee made for a tremendous experience for the players. Thanks Paul for all your efforts in making this a memorable event!

Brantford CI & VS downed Lindsay C & VI in a well-played gold medal game.

Congratulations to Brantford’s championship team members: Brennan Abbott, Phil Aslin, Tristan Bage, Tyson Benn, Keegan Blelawski, Nathan Boyle, Curtis Brehn, Liam Brims, Zachary Byron, Jason Clarke, Jake Comor, Zach Gadawski, Kyle Giancola, Benton Gibbons, Dylan Graham, Peter Gregory, Andrew Haines, Derek Henderson, Brandon Hertog, Andrew Kirk, Joey Kitchen, Justin Kulper, Brendan Linesman, Lucas Makarchuk, Brad Manikus, Brock McEachern, Mike McFarlane, Tyler McGraw-Alcock, Akim Meade, Brad Merklinger, Chris Murray, Mark Opper, Mike Potter, Tanner Roarke, Blake Rodgers, Adam Struck, Justin Tinevez, Chris VanSickle, Nathan Vanderkop, Steve Walker, Garret Waud, Alex White, Alex Wilson, and coaches Bob Boos, Mick Ferras, and Graham Boos.

This year’s Leadership in School Sport Award went to Terry Fallis of Dunbarton HS in Pickering. Thank you Terry

for your outstanding and longtime commitment to the overall development of the student-athletes at your school.

Hillcrest HS (NCSSAA) was selected for the Team Sportsmanship Award. Congratulations to coach Jeremy Nibogie and the entire team on being selected for this very important honour.

Participating teams

Upper Canada College CISAA Lindsay C & VI COSSABrantford CI & VS CWOSSANapanee DSS EOSSAABarrie Central CI GBSSAOakville Trafalgar HSGHACEastdale C & VI LOSSAUxbridge SS LOSSAHillcrest HS NCSSAALorne Park SS ROPSSAASaltfleet HS SOSSALambton Central C & VI SWOSSAAMarshall McLuhan CSS TDCAAMalvern CI TDSSAAMedway HS WOSSAAMarkham DHS YRAA

Consolation Quarter-FinalsLorne Park SS 12Marshall McLuhan CSS 0

Napanee DSS 12Upper Canada College 13

Oakville Trafalgar 17 Markham DHS 5

Lambton Central C & VI 0 Hillcrest HS 20

Championship Quarter-FinalsMedway HS 7 Brantford CI & VS 10

Barrie Central CI 10 Eastdale C & VI 30

Lindsay C & VI 19Malvern CI 5

Saltfleet HS 12Uxbridge SS 15

Consolation Semi-FinalsOakville Trafalger 14Hillcrest HS 5

Lorne Park SS 28Upper Canada College 5

Championship Semi-FinalsEastdale C & VI 7Brantford CI & VS 12

Lindsay C & VI 27 Uxbridge SS 0

Consolation FinalOakville Trafalgar 13Lorne Park SS 7

Bronze Medal GameUxbridge SS 0 Eastdale C & VI 26

Gold Medal GameLindsay C & VI 12Brantford CI & VS 29

OFSAA Girls’ A/AA RugbyOttawa June 4 - 6, 2008 Twin Elm in Ottawa played host to the 2008 OFSAA Girls’ A/AA and AAA/AAAA Rugby Championships. These world-class fields saw the best female high school rugby players from across the province.

Congratulations to the 2008 OFSAA Girls’ A/AA Rugby Championships from Trenton High School. The successful team members included players Elizabeth Andrews, Kylie Aucoin, Alyssa Cormier, Brittany Cote, Lucy Foss, Sara Galloway, Kattie Hill, Morgan Houde-Pearce, Audrey MacDonald, Stephanie Morey, Shannon Novroski, Danielle O’Hara, Raven Roe, Jessica Rowe, Joannie Savard, Hilary Schick, Nicole Shaver, Danielle Skirrow, Jade Stonehouse, Bec Ward, Megan Watcher, Jessica White, Samantha Willman, Hannah Wilson, and coaches Dave Lanovaz and Sarah Lanovaz (pictured above).

Thank you to the championship organizing committee from NCSSAA, led by convenors Rick Mellor and Carrie

Bowie. Congratulations to them for organizing two very large and fantastic championships at once. Convenor Carrie Bowie was recognized at the banquet of over 1,000 athletes and coaches with the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award for the A/AA Girls’ Rugby Championship. Congratulations Carrie for all of her hard work and award.

The Team Sportsmanship Award was given to St. Paul CHS from NCSSAA. Congratulations to the team and coaches for winning this prestigious award.

Participating Teams

Lakefield College CISAABayside SS COSSATrenton HS COSSABishop MacDonell CHS CWOSSASacred Heart HS CWOSSAOpeongo HS EOSSAABrockville CI EOSSAAPark Street CI GBSSALester B. Pearson SS GHACBrock HS LOSSAImmaculata HS NCSSAASt. Paul CHS NCSSAAMentor College ROPSSAAHoly Cross HS SOSSASt. Clair SS SWOSSAASt. Anne’s CSS WOSSAA

Consolation Quarter-FinalsBrockville CI 12Immaculata HS 7

St. Clair SS 5Holy Cross HS 0

Lakefield College 24St. Paul CHS 5

Lester B. Pearson SS 8Mentor College 5

Quarter-FinalsBayside SS 8Park Street CI 5

Brock HS 12 Sacred Heart HS 10

Trenton HS 10Opeongo HS 5

Bishop MacDonell CHS 17St. Anne’s CSS 5

Consolation Semi-FinalsSt. Clair SS 34Brockville CI 0

Lakefield College 7Lester B. Pearson SS 0

Championship Semi-FinalsBayside SS 17Brock HS 0

Trenton HS 10Bishop MacDonell CHS 5

Consolation FinalSt. Clair SS 20Lakefield College 5

Bronze Medal GameBishop MacDonell CHS 19Brock HS 7

Gold Medal GameTrenton HS 5Bayside SS 0


2008 - 2009 OFSAA Championship CalendarBoys’ Golf Festival (WOSSAA)Tues - Wed, Oct. 14-15, St. ThomasRyan Matches, Parkside CIP: 519.633.0090, F: [email protected] Deadline: Thursday, Oct. 7

Girls’ Golf Festival (CISAA)Thurs, Oct. 16, OakvilleSharon Creelman, Appleby CollegeP: 905.845.4681, F: [email protected] Deadline: Wednesday, Oct. 8

Girls’ Field Hockey (COSSA)Thurs - Sat, Nov. 6-8, PeterboroughHelen Lynett, Holy Cross CSSP: 705.748.6664, F: [email protected] Entry Deadline: Sunday Nov. 2

Cross Country (West)Sat, Nov. 1, SaniaMark Scott, Sarnia NorthernP: 519.542.5545, F: 519.542.0571 [email protected] Deadline: Friday, Oct. 24

Boys’ A Volleyball (NWOSSAA)Fri - Sat, Nov. 21-22, KenoraHeather Pais & Joanne Krisko, St. Thomas Aquinas HSP: 807.548.8282, F: [email protected] [email protected] Entry Deadline: Sunday, Nov. 16

Boys’ AA Volleyball (WOSSAA)Fri - Sat, Nov. 21-22, StratfordTerry McCutchen, Stratford Central SSP: 519.271.4500, F: [email protected] Deadline: Sunday, Nov. 16

Boys’ AAA Volleyball (EOSSAA)Fri - Sat, Nov. 21-22, KingstonMark Mckenna, Regiopolis-Notre DameP: 613.545.1902, F: [email protected] Deadline: Sunday, Nov. 16

Boys’ AAAA Volleyball (GBSSA)Fri - Sat, Nov. 21-22, BarrieDale Baker, Innisdale [email protected]: 705.726.2552, F: 705.726.5422Entry Deadline: Sunday, Nov. 16

Girls’ A Basketball (NOSSA)Thurs - Sat, Nov. 20-22, North BayLorie Tremblay, ES AlgonquinP: 705.472.8240, F: [email protected] Deadline: Sunday, Nov. 16

Girls’ AA Basketball (NWOSSAA)Thurs - Sat, Nov. 20-22, Thunder BayLauri Mcfarlane, St. Ignatius SSP: 807.344.8433, F: [email protected] Deadline: Sunday, Nov. 16

Girls’ AAA Basketball (SOSSA)Thurs - Sat, Nov. 20-22, St. CatharinesTom Grantis, Governor Simcoe SSP: 905.934.4006, F: [email protected] Deadline: Sunday, Nov. 16

Girls’ AAAA Basketball (SWOSSAA)Thurs - Sat, Nov. 20-22, SarniaJohn Thrasher, Sarnia NorthernP: 519.542.5545, F: [email protected] Deadline: Sunday, Nov. 16

Boys’ Football Bowls (Committee)Fri - Sat, Nov. 28-29, TorontoRogers CentreWestern BowlGolden Horseshoe BowlMetro BowlNorthern BowlNational Capital Bowl

Alpine Skiing (Committee)Mon - Tues, Feb. 23-24, CollingwoodOFSAA Alpine Skiing SACContact OFSAA officeEntry Deadline: Sunday, Feb. 15

Nordic Skiing (GBSSA)Thurs - Fri, Feb. 26-27, MidlandJim MacMillan, Elmvale DHSP: 705.322.2201, F: [email protected] Deadline: Wednesday, Feb. 18

Swimming (ROPSSAA)Tues - Wed, March 3-4, EtobicokeMichelle Harshman, Mayfield SSP: 905.846.6060, F: [email protected] Deadline: Monday, Feb. 23

Wrestling (ROPSSAA)Thurs - Fri, March 5-6, BramptonRich Knill, Turner Fenton SSP: 905.453.9220, F: 905.453.9692Entry Deadline: Wednesday, Feb. 25

Snowboarding (TBA)Tues, March 10, TBAOFSAA Snowboarding SACContact OFSAA office Entry Deadline: Monday, March 2

Boys’ A Basketball (EOSSAA)Mon - Wed, March 9-11, CornwallDave McCabe & Marc Poirier, Holy TrinityP: 613.936.0319, F: [email protected], [email protected] Deadline: Tuesday, March 3

Boys’ AA Basketball (NEOAA) Mon - Wed, March 9-11, TimminsDarrell Sokoloski, Timmins HVSP: 705.360.1411, F: [email protected] Deadline: Tuesday, March 3

Boys’ AAA Basketball (NCSSAA)Mon - Wed, March 9-11, OttawaRichard Sutton, Ridgemont HSP: 613.733.4860, F: [email protected] Deadline: Tuesday, March 3

Boys’ AAAA Basketball (SWOSSAA)Mon - Wed, March 9-11, WindsorPete Cusumano, Catholic Central HSP: 519.256.3171, F: [email protected] Deadline: Tuesday, March 3

Girls’ A Volleyball (CISAA)Tues - Wed, March 10-11, Port HopeTim White, Trinity CollegeP: 905.885.3217, F: [email protected] Entry Deadline: Tuesday, March 3

Girls’ AA Volleyball (NWOSSAA) Tues - Wed, March 10-11, KenoraReg McDonald & David Tresoor, Beaver BraeP: 807.468.6401, F: [email protected]@kpdsb.on.caEntry Deadline: Tuesday, March 3

Girls’ AAA Volleyball (NOSSA) Tues - Wed, March 10-11, North BayLarry Tougas, West Ferris SSP: 705.475.2333, F: [email protected] Deadline: Tuesday, March 3

Girls’ AAAA Volleyball (ROPSSAA)Tues - Wed, March 10-11, MississaugaKen Jone, Mayfield SSP: 905.846.6060, F: [email protected] Deadline: Tuesday, March 3

Girls’ A/AA Hockey (GBSSA)Mon - Thurs, March 23-26, OrilliaMurray Eckstein, Park Street CIP: 705.326.7386, F: [email protected] Deadline: Tuesday, March 10

Girls’ AAA/AAAA Hockey (GBSSA)Tuesday - Friday, March 24-27, OrilliaMurray Eckstein, Park Street CIP: 705.326.7386, F: [email protected] Deadline: Tuesday, March 10

Boys’ A/AA Hockey (COSSA)Wed - Sat, March 25-28, PeterboroughJohn Bruce & Randy Riel, Holy Cross CSSP: 705.748.6664, F: [email protected] Deadline: Wednesday, March 11

Boys’ AAA/AAAA Hockey (NOSSA)Wed - Sat, March 25-28, North BayJohn Wilson, St. Joseph-Scollard Hall SSP: 705.494.8600, F: [email protected] Deadline: Wednesday, March 11

Boys’ Curling (SOSSA)Wed - Sat, March 25-28, GrimsbyRina Rode, Grimsby DSSP: 905.945.5416, F: [email protected] Deadline: Wednesday, March 11

Girls’ Curling (SOSSA)Wed - Sat, March 25-28, GrimsbyRina Rode, Grimsby DSSP: 905.945.5416, F: [email protected] Deadline: Wednesday, March 11

Girls’ Gymnastics (Committee) TBAContact OFSAA office

Badminton (NOSSA)Thurs - Sat, May 7-9, SudburyClyde Sheppard & Denis Gauthier,LaSalle SSP: 705.566.2280, F: [email protected]@rainbowschools.caEntry Deadline: Wednesday, April 29

Tennis Festival (Committee)Mon - Tues, June 1-2, TorontoOFSAA Tennis SACContact OFSAA office Entry Deadline: Wednesday, April 29

Boys’ A/AA Field Lacrosse (COSSA)Tues - Wed, June 2-3, PeterboroughBev Quinlan & Randy Riel, Holy Cross CSSP: 705.748.6664, F: [email protected] Entry Deadline: Monday, June 1

Boys’ AAA/AAAA Field Lacrosse (YRAA) Fri - Sat, June 5-6, AuroraRob Bladon, Aurora HSP: 905.727.3107, F: [email protected] Deadline: Monday, June 1

Girls’ A/AA Rugby (COSSA) Mon - Wed, June 1-3, BellevilleDavid Whitney, Bayside SSP: 613.966.2922, F: [email protected] Deadline: Friday May 30

Girls’ AAA/AAAA Rugby (ROPSSAA) Mon - Wed, June 1-3, BramptonMike Gauley, Chinguacousy SSP: 905.791.2400, F: [email protected] Deadline: Tuesday, May 26

Boys’ A/AA Rugby (CWOSSA)Thurs - Sat, June 4-6, WaterfordScott Mauthe, Delhi DSSP: 519.582.0410, F: [email protected] Deadline: Friday May

Boys’ AAA/AAAA Rugby (SOSSA) Thurs - Sat, June 4-6, HamiltonPaul Pendakis, Saltfleet DHSP: 905.573.3000, ext. 2025, F: [email protected] Deadline: Monday, June 1

Track & Field RegionalsWeeks of May 17 & 24Central - YRAASouth - ROPSSAANorth - no meetEast - EOSSAAMetro - CommitteeWest - CWOSSA

Track & Field (Metro) Thurs - Sat, June 4-6, TorontoEntry Deadline: Wednesday, May 27

Boys’ A Soccer (WOSSAA) Thurs - Sat, June 4-6, LondonEric Lammers, London District Christian HSP: 519.455.4360, F: [email protected] Deadline: Thursday, May 28

Boys’ AA Soccer (SOSSA) Thurs - Sat, June 4-6, HamiltonNathan Siebenga, Hamilton District Christian HSP: 905.648.6655, F: [email protected] Deadline: Thursday, May 28

Boys’ AAA Soccer (SWOSSAA) Thurs - Sat, June 4-6, WindsorMike Mckittrik and Rocco Facchineri, Catholic Central HSP: 519.256.3171, F: [email protected][email protected] Deadline: Thursday, May 28

Boys’ AAAA Soccer (TDSSAA) Thurs - Sat, June 4-6, TorontoGeorge Kourtis, TDSBP: 416.396.6740, F: [email protected] Deadline: Thursday, May 28

Girls’ A Soccer (SOSSA) Thurs - Sat, June 4-6, SmithvilleFred Breukelman, Smithville DCHSP: 905.957.3255, F: [email protected] Deadline: Thursday, May 28

Girls’ AA Soccer (NWOSSAA) Thurs - Sat, June 4-6, KenoraReg McDonald, Beaver Brae HSP: 807.468.6401, F: [email protected] Deadline: Thursday, May 28

Girls’ AAA Soccer (NCSSAA) Thurs - Sat, June 4-6, OttawaWalter Piovesan, Ottawa-Carleton DSBP: 613.596.8211, F: [email protected] Deadline: Thursday, May 28

Girls’ AAAA Soccer (SOSSA) Thurs - Sat, June 4-6, Niagara FallsFrank Capretta, St. Paul HSP: 905.356.4313, F: [email protected] Deadline: Thursday, May 28

Boys’ Baseball (Committee) TBA, TorontoContact OFSAA officeEntry Deadline: Thursday, May 28

East Region Semi-Final (CISAA)Thurs - Fri, May 28-29Entry Deadline: Thursday, May 21

West Region Semi-Final (TBA)Thurs - Fri, May 28-29Entry Deadline: Thursday, May 21

FOR COMPLETE CHAMPIONSHIP DETAILS VISIT www.ofsaa.on.ca



OFSAA Girls’ AAA/AAAA RugbyOttawa June 4 - 6, 2008

Congratulations to Girls’ AAA/AAAA Rugby repeat gold medal winners Ashbury College from Ottawa, led triumphantly by players Dana Achtemichuk, Katherine Amirault, Charlotte Ashe, Marisa Ashley, Anneka Bakker, Katherine Belley, Allison Biewald, Laurie Biewald, Rachelle Bonneville, Sarah Burrows, Keegan Butler, Margaret Cogger-Orr, Jennie Day, Anita E, Kathryn Elvidge, Stephanie Grand, Julia Jones, Pamela Kajjouni, Laura Kramer, Rebecca LeFevre, Elyse Malouf, Sonja Moroz, Illesha St. Helene-Uko, Clara Szullo, Olivia Taggart, Chelsea Tannis, and coach Jen Boyd. (pictured above).

Convenor Rick Mellor was given the honour of receiving the Leadership in School Sport Award for the AAA/AAAA Girls’ Rugby Championship. Thanks again to Rick Mellor and Carrie Bowie, and their championship organizing committee from NCSSAA who all did a fantastic job with the Girls’ Rugby Championships.

The Team Sportsmanship Award is given to one team each year that displays an outstanding level of sportsmanship at the championship. This year the award was given to very deserving recipients Barrie Central SS from GBSSA. Congratulations!

Participating Teams

Centennial SS COSSA Glenview Park SS CWOSSAGrey Highlands SS CWOSSA Napanee DSS EOSSAA Barrie Central SS GBSAA Oakville Trafalgar HS GHAC Eastdale C & VI LOSSA Ashbury College NCSSAABell HS NCSSAAPhilip Pocock SS ROPSSAA Lakeshore CSS SOSSASaltfleet DHS SOSSA Marshall McLuhan CSS TDCAA Birchmount Park CI TDSSAA AB Lucas SS WOSSAA Brother Andre CHS YRAA

Consolation Quarter-FinalsGrey Highlands SS 15 Brother Andre CHS 12

Saltfleet DHS 22 AB Lucas SS 13

Napanee DSS 35 Eastdale C & VI 0

Marshall McLuhan CSS 24 Bell HS 7

Championship Quarter-FinalsAshbury College 15 Birchmount Park CI 0

Barrie Central SS 5 Oakville Trafalgar HS 3

Glenview Park SS 17 Centennial SS 0

Lakeshore CSS 10 Philip Pocock SS 3

Consolation Semi-FinalsGrey Highlands SS 15 Saltfleet DHS 12

Marshall McLuhan CSS 19 Napanee DSS 12

Championship Semi-FinalsAshbury College 22Barrie Central SS 0

Lakeshore CSS 10 Glenview Park SS 5

Consolation Final Grey Highlands SS 25 Marshall McLuhan CSS 0

Bronze Medal GameGlenview Park SS 3Barrie Central SS 0

Gold Medal GameAshbury College 8Lakeshore Catholic SS 7

Congratulations to King’s Christian College from GHAC who are this year’s gold medal champions. Team members include Kevin Kim, Paul Oldfield, Brandon Regeling, David Panza, Si-hun Chae, Matt Krzewski, Josh Markle, Matt Nellich, Devon Kauffeldt, Jason Cornelius, Matt Castillo, Marco Ilao, Robert Morton, Cameron Eisses, Ben Stewart, Dylan VanZeumeren, Liam Cameron and coaches Mike Zietsma, James Walraven and Nic Armstrong (pictured above).

Convenor Mike Schinkelshoek from ES Paincourt and his committee provided a great OFSAA experience for all the participants. This group put in countless hours ensuring that the championship was a success.

Guy Mayer from ES Paincourt was recognized at the banquet with the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award.

St. Thomas Aquinas from NWOSSA won the Team Sportsmanship Award for playing with class both on and off the field.

Pool AWest Elgin SS WOSSAASt. Thomas Aquinas NWOSSAAÉS Algonquin NOSSAKing’s Christian GHAC

Pool BAshbury College NCSSAAÉSC Le Relais EOSSAAStephen Lewis ROPSSAANouvelle-Alliance GBSSA

Pool CGuido De Bres SOSSAÉS L’Essor SWOSSAAHoly Cross HS WOSSAARoland Michener SS NEOAA

Pool DSt. Benedict CSS NOSSAUTS TDSSAAÉS Pain Court SWOSSAARockway Mennonite CWOSSA

Quarter-FinalsKing’s Christian 4 Le Relais 2

Ashbury College 2 West Elgin SS 0

Guido De Bres 4 St. Benedict CSS 3 (PK)

Pain Court 3Holy Cross HS 2 (extra time)

Semi-FinalsKing’s Christian 3 Pain Court 2 (extra time)

Guido De Bres 2 Ashbury College 1 (extra time)

Bronze Medal GameAshbury College 2 Pain Court 1

Gold Medal GameKing’s Christian 3 Guido De Bres 1

Participating Teams

OFSAA Boys’ A SoccerPaincourt June 9 - 11, 2008



OFSAA Boys’ AA SoccerSarnia June 9 - 11, 2008

Congratulations to the 2008 OFSAA AA Boys’ Soccer champions St Michael HS from SOSSA: Sergio Carles, James DeFilippis, Joseph DeFilippis, Lucas Folino, Mitchel Gartner, Robert Kearns, Dustin Maiolo, Christopher Marchese, Anthony Perry, Kevin Smyth, Joseph Taddeo, Tyler Tonet, Mario Trapasso, Julian Tropea, C.J. Webb, Daniel Zappitelli, Justin Shugg, and coaches Sandro Seca, John Paul Verucci, Dominic Scozzafava and Pasqualino Ricci.

Surviving the array of weather conditions that ranged from oppressive heat to heavy rain and gusting winds were just some of the obstacles championship organizers and participants had to face during this year’s championship. Convenor Rich Prudhom from St. Christopher SS in Sarnia met all of these challenges with his great planning and organizational skills. Great job Rich.

Denise Kohlmeier of St. Christopher SS (SWOSSAA) was awarded the OFSAA Leadership in School Sports Award for her dedication to student athletes at the school,

SWOSSAA and OFSAA levels. Well deserved Denise!

Nicholson Catholic College from COSSA was the Team Sportsmanship Award winner for their great display of sportsmanship throughout the championship.

*Photos provided by SarniaSports.com

Pool ASt. Michael CHS SOSSAEC Drury HS GHACHon. W.C. Kennedy SS SOSSABish. Marrocco/TMCSS TDCAAWhite Pines C & VS NOSSA

Pool BSt. Mary’s CSS WOSSAAArch. D. O’Connor LOSSAHamilton DCHS SOSSACrescent School CISAAWellington Heights CWOSSA

Pool CStephen Leacock CI TDSSAAESP Louis Riel NCSSAANicholson CC COSSASt. Jean de Brebeuf YRAASt. Joseph’s CHS EOSSAA

Pool DSt. Joan of Arc CSS ROPSSAABeaver Brae NWOSSAASt. Christopher CSS SWOSSAATimiskaming DSS NEOAAPark Street CI GBSSA

Quarter-FinalsBrantford CI & VS 1McLaughlin C & VI 0

Bishop Tonnos CHS 1St. Paul HS 0 (PK)

Thomas Blakelock HS 2 Father Bressani HS 1 (PK)

St. Ignatius HS 4Catholic Central HS 1

Semi-FinalsBishop Tonnos CHS 1Brantford CI & VS 0

St. Ignatius HS 4Thomas Blakelock 2

Bronze Medal GameThomas Blakelock 2Brantford CI & VS 1

Gold Medal GameSt. Ignatius HS 1Bishop Tonnos CHS 0

Participating Teams

A pre-championship rain storm could not dampen the enthusiasm of the participants or host committee from Thunder Bay. Heavy rains created unplayable conditions at three of the scheduled fields and forced the convenors into finding alternate sites. Despite this, the host committee did a marvelous job of juggling things with the cooperation of the coaches and players, and successful championship was concluded as planned.

In the end, the talented hometown hosts from St. Igantius HS captured the gold medal after defeating a disciplined and well-coached Bishop Tonnos CHS team by a close 1-0 score in the final.

Congratulations to St. Ignatius team members Atilio

Argueta, Skander Babay, Jonathan Czaczkowski, Kritsof Karpiuk, Nicholas Lopez, Patrick Mauro, Patrick Minaci, Michael Nymark, Christian Pilat, Vincent Pileggi, Cody Ruberto, Michael Szabo, Maxmilian Vaclav, Dylan Augruso, Kurt Begall, Frank Felice, Anthony Laudone, Michael Manzini, Lucas Migliazza, Brandon Mossop, Jerry Osmulski, Jusin Pilat, Joshua Rebelo, Adam Schenk, Geoffrey Terpstra, and Christopher West. Coaches were Pino Tassone, Frank Carpino, Frank Ianni, and John Ianni (pictured above).

OFSAA thanks convenors Tony Colistro, Dave Pineau, and Frank Carpino for organizing a great championship and providing a northern experience for the players and

coaches.

Bishop Tonnos CHS, coached by Edwin Suva and Marcus Faggion, were selected for the Team Sportsmanship Award. The Bishop Tonnos players and coaches displayed class right through the tournament including the championship game. Well done!

We also acknowledge Pino Tassone of St. Ignatius HS (NWOSSAA) as recipient of the Leadership in School Sport Award. Pino is principal of St. Ignatius, coach of the soccer team, and a big supporter of athletics. Congratulations Pino on this deserving recognition.

*Photos provided by James Mirabelli

OFSAA Boys’ AAA SoccerThunder Bay June 9 - 11, 2008

Pool AFather Bressani HS YRAARegiopolis-Notre Dame EOSSAANorthern CI & VS SWOSSAA Brantford CI & VS CWOSSASt. Paul SS COSSA

Pool BThomas A Blakelock HS GHACSenator O’Connor TDCAAUpper Canada College CISAAHammarskjold HS NWOSSAARS McLaughlin C & VI LOSSA

Pool CSt. Marcellinus SS ROPSSAASt. Paul HS SOSSALockerby Composite NOSSACatholic Central HS SWOSSAAWestview Centenial SS TDSSAA

Pool DEast Elgin SS WOSSAANepean HS NCSSAABishop Tonnos CHS GHACSt. Joseph’s HS GBSSASt. Ignatius HS NWOSSAA

Quarter-FinalsBrantford CI & VS 1McLaughlin C & VI 0

Bishop Tonnos CHS 1St. Paul HS 0 (PK)

Thomas Blakelock HS 2 Father Bressani HS 1 (PK)

St. Ignatius HS 4Catholic Central HS 1

Semi-FinalsBishop Tonnos CHS 1Brantford CI & VS 0

St. Ignatius HS 4Thomas Blakelock 2

Bronze Medal GameThomas Blakelock 2Brantford CI & VS 1

Gold Medal GameSt. Ignatius HS 1Bishop Tonnos CHS 0

Participating Teams


Congratulations to AB Lucas from London who won the Boys’ AAAA Soccer gold medal for the third consecutive year. Team members this year include Jonathon Barraball, Jared Bruce, Nicholas Buccione, Taso Bujouves, JC Crimmins, Martin Grabarczyk, Steve Hepton, Jovan Ivanovich, Dimitris Korakianitis, Anthony Perez, John Petrella, Marc Rutledge, Jarrett Sauer, Fraser St Amand, Jeremy St Amand, Mark Thomson, Jason Tupper, Spencer Wolfe, Matthew Bogart, Dustin Ho, Danny Huertos Ferrer, David Immucci, and coaches Mark Drabick and Mike Woodruff.

OFSAA thanks Kevin Mulvey from St Joseph CHS in Windsor and his organizing committee from SWOSSAA for all their time and effort in organizing this championship.

Kevin was also presented with the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award for his long term contribution to high school athletics. Congratulations Kevin.

The team from Collingwood CI was named the OFSAA Team Sportsmanship Award winner for their exemplary play during the championship.

OFSAA Boys’ AAAA SoccerWindsor June 9 - 11, 2008


Pool AMount Carmel ROPSSAASt. Basil the Great TDCAAFr. Leo J. Austin CSS LOSSALisgar CI NCSSAA

Pool BAB Lucas SS WOSSAASt. Joseph’s CHS SWOSSAANotre Dame College SOSSACollingwood CI GBSSA

Pool CSt. Elizabeth CHS YRAAEast York Collegiate TDSSAAHoly Names CHS SWOSSAASt. Michael’s College CISAA

Pool DCardinal Newman GHACSt. Mary’s HS CWOSSASt. Thomas Aquinas WOSSAAAgincourt CI TDSSAA

Quarter-FinalsSt. Basil 2 St. Joseph HS 1

AB Lucas 1 Mount Carmel 0

St. Michael’s College 2 St Mary’s 1

Cardinal Newman 3 St. Elizabeth CHS 0

Semi-FinalsSt Basil 3 Cardinal Newman 2 (PK)AB Lucas 2 St. Michael’s 1 (PK)

Bronze Medal GameSt. Michael’s 3 Cardinal Newman 2

Gold Medal GameAB Lucas 1 St. Basil 0

Participating TeamsTimmins was the site for the 2008 OFSAA Girls’ A Soccer Championships, where convenor Doug Basso, along with his great organizing committee, put on a championship to remember.

Congratulations to Smithville DCHS Storm for their gold medal game win.

Team members include Staci Pols, Amanda Harris, Dorothy DeBoer, Tori Vermeer, Heather Eyk, Dawn Elmers, Justine Schilstra, Kelly Harris, Kandace Hessels, Samantha Koornneef, Colleen Slappendel, Jasmin Elmers, Gwendolyn DeBoer, Leanne Schilstra, Stephanie DeHaan, Tarin Colyn, Roxanne Rutherford, Katelynn Folkerts, Sharon Kerkhof and coach David Wonder (pictured right). Smithville DCHS will be the site of the 2009 OFSAA Girls’ A Soccer Championship. What a great way for players to defend their championship title!

Former OFSAA president Anne MacDonald lent her expertise and was a big help for OFSAA in Timmins. Thank you to Anne for her continued dedication to OFSAA.

Tamara Tremblay-Bartolomucci, enthusiastic and devoted coach and organizing committee member from O’Gorman HS, was recognized with the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award in honour of her commitment to education through school sport.

Goderich DCI was the recipient of the Team Sportsmanship Award, which is a very prestigious award. The coaches and athletes of Goderich DCI should be proud.

OFSAA Girls’ A SoccerTimmins June 9 - 11, 2008

Quarter-FinalsSmithville DCHS 3Goderich DCI 2

ÉS MacDonald Cartier 2 Ashbury College 0

Trinity College 5College Francais 1

Charlottenburgh & Lancaster 2ÉS L’Essor 0

Semi-FinalsSmithville DCHS 6Charlottenburgh & Lancaster 2

Trinity College 6ÉS MacDonald Cartier 1

Bronze Medal GameCharlottenburgh & Lancaster 6ÉS MacDonald Cartier 5

Gold Medal GameSmithville DCHS 2Trinity College 0

Pool ASmithville DCHS SOSSASt. Thomas Aquinas HS NWOSSAAÉS MacDonald Cartier NOSSAEnglehart HS NEOAA

Pool BGoderich DCI WOSSAAWoodland Christian HS CWOSSAÉS Lajeunesse SWOSSAAAshbury College NCSSAA

Pool CÉS L’Essor SWOSSAA Trinity College CISAASt. Dominic CSS GBSSAKapuskasing DHS NEOAA

Pool DCharlottenburgh & Lancaster DHS EOSSAACollege Francais TDSSAAO’Gorman HS NEOAAÉS Algonquin NOSSA

Participating Teams


Despite all kinds of obstacles, including a significant amount of rain, Jean Vanier’s convenor Liz Payton organized a fantastic championship in Collingwood.

Congratulations to players: Emma Beaudoin, Samantha Braithwaite, Molly Bucholtz, Kayla Campanaro, Amy Chapman, Abi Davidson, Shannon Donnelly, Katlyn Elliot, Amie Farley, Elizabeth Finlan, Jade Grant, Kaleigh Johnston, Morgan McGillis, Jackie McMaster, Karly Maloney, Michelle O’Brien, Shannon O’Brien, Corinne Oliver, Samantha Perry, Becky Swift, and coach Chris Clarke (pictured above) from Holy Cross in Peterborough for their gold medal win.

Thank you and congratulations to Liz and her great organizing committee for putting together an amazing

event. The OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Liz, who couldn’t be a more worthy recipient. Liz has dedicated her career to the success of her student-athletes. OFSAA would like to congratulate the Team Sportsmanship Award recipients, Father Redmond CSS from the TDCAA.

OFSAA Girls’ AA SoccerCollingwood June 9 - 11, 2008


Pool ACentral Elgin CI WOSSAAHoly Trinity HS GBSSA St. Paul HS ROPSSAASt. Michael HS SOSSAAlmonte DHS EOSSAA

Pool BChippewa SS NOSSA Holy Cross CSS COSSA Timmins H & VS NEOAASt. Paul CHS NCSSAA Bishop Macdonell CHS CWOSSA

Pool CSt. Christopher’s SS SWOSSAA Ursula Franklin TDSSAASt. Thomas of Villanova CISAA St. Mary’s HS WOSSAA Father Redmond CSS TDCAA

Pool DSt. Thomas Aquinas GHAC Fort Frances HS NWOSSAA Jean Vanier HS GBSSAHoly Trinity SS LOSSA St. Jean de Bredbeuf YRAA

Quarter-FinalsBishop Macdonell CHS 3Central Elgin CI 2

Holy Cross CSS 5St. Michael HS 0

St. Mary’s HS 3Holy Trinity SS 0

St. Thomas Aquinas 3St. Thomas of Villanova 0

Semi-Finals St. Thomas Aquinas 3Bishop Macdonell CHS 2

Holy Cross CSS 1St. Mary’s HS 0

Bronze Medal GameSt. Mary’s HS 2Bishop Macdonell CHS 1

Gold Medal GameHoly Cross CSS 3St. Thomas Aquinas 2

Participating Teams

The 2008 OFSAA Girls’ AAA Soccer Championship saw 20 teams from across the province facing off against each other to determine the champion.

Congratulations to London Central SS from WOSSAA (pictured above) for winning the championship title.

The gold medal team players included Beth Armstrong, Rachel Biggar, Catriona Boyd, Haley Clark, Heather Coatsworth, Katherine Haldane, Claire Hooper, Emily Jeffery, Esther Kim, Diana MacDonald, Hallie Martin, Sare Palermo, Rebecca Rollings, Zayah Romilowych,

Jenn Siu, Christina Tamse, Elizabeth Bentley, Nicole Holness, Melanie MacDonald, Tori Gioiosa and coaches Beth Brown and John Vouvalidis (pictured above).

OFSAA would like to thank the championship co-convenors Sean Kiely and John Ivinac as well as the host committee and GHAC for all of their time and hard work in making this championship the success it was.

Former OFSAA president Marg McGill provided huge help and support for OFSAA in Hamilton. Thank you to Marg for her continued dedication to OFSAA.

In addition, we would like to congratulate Diana Cuncic, a dedicated teacher-coach who was recognized with the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award. Southwood SS from CWOSSA was recognized for their outstanding sportsmanship with the OFSAA Team Sportsmanship award.

Congratulations!

OFSAA Girls’ AAA SoccerHamilton June 9 - 11, 2008

Quarter-FinalsNorthern CI & VS 4Leaside CI 1

Loyola Catholic SS 2St. Patrick HS 0

Lockerby Composite School 2Regina Mundi 1

London Central SS 3RS McLaughlin 0

Semi-FinalsLockerby Composite School 2Northern CI & VS 0

London Central SS 4 Loyola Catholic SS 1

Bronze Medal GameNorthern CI & VS 2 Loyola Catholic SS 1

Gold Medal GameLondon Central SS 3 Lockerby Composite School 0

Pool ALoyola Catholic SS GHACLockerby CS NOSSASenator O’Connor TDCAASt. Peter’s SS COSSASydenham SS EOSSAA

Pool BHoly Cross HS SOSSAColonel By SS NCSSAASouthwood SS CWOSSASt. Patrick HS NWOSSAARegina Mundi WOSSAA

Pool CLondon Central SS WOSSAALeaside CI TDSSAAF.J. Brennan CSS SWOSSAABishop Tonnos CHS GHACSt. Peter’s SS GBSSA

Pool DNorthern CI & VS SWOSSAAIona CSS ROPSSAARS McLaughlin LOSSANewmarket HS YRAAAncaster HS SOSSA

Participating Teams


Congratulations to repeat winners of the Girls’ AAAA Soccer Championship, AB Lucas from London. Team members include Delanie Avola, Ginger Basnett, Alexandera Craig, Nicola Easton, Shea English, Grace Howell-Harries, Anna Kornmuller, Cassandra Lee, Julianne Macaulay, Natalie McCabe, Alex McCabe, Kayli McGuffin, Brooke Piper, Amy Roberts, Emily Sauer, Samantha Taylor, Emily Tustin, Amy Whatley, Kayla Zakrzewski, and coaches Krysten Howell-Harries and MacDougall (pictured right).

Thank you to the organizing committee from GHAC led by convenors, Julie Perri and John Valvasori. We appreciate everything you did to make this championship the success it was. Former president Marg McGill proved to be a big help and support for OFSAA in Hamilton. Thank you to Marg for her continued dedication to OFSAA.

Long time teacher-coach Kathy Biras was recognized for

her years of dedication to the success of student athletes with the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award. Congratulations Kathy!

The Team Sportsmanship award went to Cameron Heights C.I. from CWOSSA. This is a very prestigious award and the coaches and athletes of Cameron Heights CI should be very proud.

OFSAA Girls’ AAAA SoccerHamilton June 9 - 11, 2008


Pool AAB Lucas SS WOSSAA St. Paul HS SOSSASt. Mary CSS LOSSAHoly Names CHS SWOSSAA

Pool BHoly Trinity SS GHAC Loyola CSS ROPSSAAÉS publique Louis-Riel NCSSAAMother Teresa WOSSAA

Pool CBirchmount Park CI TDSSAA St. Elizabeth CHS YRAAPope John Paul II CSS TDCAANotre Dame CSS GHAC

Pool DSt. Anne SS SWOSSAACameron Heights CI CWOSSASt. Thomas More CSS GHACEastview SS GBSSA

Quarter-FinalsAB Lucas SS 1ÉS publique Louis-Riel 0

St. Mary CSS 2Holy Trinity SS 1

Cameron Heights CI 1Notre Dame CSS 0

Birchmount Park CI 2St. Anne SS 1

Semi-FinalsAB Lucas SS 2 Birchmount Park CI 1

St. Mary CSS 2Cameron Heights CI 1

Bronze Medal GameCameron Heights CI 4Birchmount Park CI 0

Gold Medal GameAB Lucas SS 1 St. Mary CSS 0

Participating Teams

Ideal weather conditions at the Rexall Centre in Toronto on day one of the Tennis Festival gave way to rainy conditions and indoor courts on day two. Coaches and athletes showed great patience as scheduled matches had to be re-arranged due to weather. Hopefully the weather is more agreeable next year when tennis moves to level 1 championship status.

Our thanks to convenors Michael Robinson, Liz Ochotta, Dave Hawkins, Tami Hawkins, Mary-Jane Robinson,

and the rest of their organizing committee who made the festival a success despite the rain on day two. OFSAA also thanks Ontario Tennis Association (OTA) members David Lea and Jim Boyce for their sponsorship and assistance to the Tennis Festival once again.

Along with excellent caliber of tennis played, another highlight of the festival was the coaches’ clinic put on by

the OTA on Sunday during registration.

OFSAA TennisToronto June 2 - 3, 2008

Sergiu Laza (right) and Christiaan Lee-Diagle pose for a picture after the championship boys singles match. Great sportsmanship guys!

Non-Ranked DivisionBoys Singles Non-Ranked1. Max Besworth, Stratford Central (WOSSAA) 2. Anthony Gredicak, Brebeuf College (TDCAA)3. Alexi Shulgin, Earl Haig (TDSSAA)4. Gianluca Agostinelli, St.Paul (SOSSA)

Boys Doubles Non-Ranked1. Kyle Basdeo & Darren Guo, Victoria Park (TDSSAA)2. Brandon Goldberg & Nathan Levi, Metro Prep Academy

(TDCAA) 3. Hunter Doubt & Ben Malt, Saunders (WOSSAA)4. Dominic Furlano & Ryan Havery, Brother Andree (YRAA)

Girls Singles Non-Ranked1. Sofia- Amine El-Hassani, Etienne Brule (TDCAA)2. Vera Shulgin, Earl Haig (TDSSAA) 3. Lorna Cantalare, Waterloo CI (CWOSSA)4. Andrea Scocchia, St.Ignatius (NWOSSAA)

Girls Doubles Non-Ranked 1. Micaala Seth & Natasha Seth, Centre Wellington (CWOSSA) 2. Stephanie & Brittany Sinclair, Colonel By (NCSSAA)3. Kalia Garcia- Rojas & Rachel Hoday, Leaside (TDSSAA)4. Natalie Goldberg & Karishma Taneja, Lucas (WOSSAA)

Mixed Doubles Non-Ranked1. Jack Fleming & Valerie Kolomiets, Cameron Heights (CWOSSA)2. Erwin Sirbu & Ioana Cozma, Victoria Park (TDSSAA)3. Graham Burns & Samantha Livingstone, Jacob Hespler (CWOSSA) 4. Spencer Trachsel & Stephanie Kreuter, St.Michaels (WOSSAA)

Ranked DivisionBoys Singles Ranked1. Sergiu Laza, Marshall McLuhan (TDCAA)2. Christiaan Lee-Diagle, L’Essor (SWOSSAA)3. Brandon MacDonald, Oakville Trafalger (GHAC) 4. Alex Latosinsky, St.Christopher (SWOSSAA)

Boys Doubles Ranked1. Razvan Mag & Geoffrey Baran, Kennedy (SWOSSAA) 2. Mischa Moscovitch & Andrew Zhu, Vaughan Road Academy (TDSSAA)3. Josh Budman & Cyrus Elmpak-Mackie, UTS (TDSSSAA)4. Patrick Ng & Alex Dimitrivic, Massey (SWOSSAA)

Girls Singles Ranked1. Sandra Dynka, St.Marys (CWOSSA)2. Marni Venter, Heritage Christian (SOSSA)3. Lexi Brand, Bradford (GBSSA)4. Amy Lui, Massey (SWOSSAA)

Girls Doubles Ranked1. Brittany Wowchuk & Monica Hirano, Oakville Trafalger (GHAC)2. Shereen Peterson-Paul & Ali Underhill, Vaughan Road CI, TDSSAA3. Laura Upenieks & Diana Pogorski, Michael Power/St. Josephs (TDCAA)4. Olga Dimic & Kelly Wang, Unionville (YRAA)

Mixed Doubles Ranked1. Sherylann & Kevin Tsuyuki, Huron Heights (YRAA)2. Ben Cooke & Rina Dubosarski, Northview Heights (TDSSAA)3. Demi Georgakopoulos & Brett Empringham, Lucas (WOSSAA)4. Angie & Connor Crowley, Mother Teresa (WOSSAA)

Final Results


Midget Girls100m1 Cassandra Pascal St. Marcellinus - Mississauga 12.36 2 Sheereen Harris Mary Ward - Scarborough 12.603 Sade Lewis St.. Thomas Aquinas - Brampton 12.704 Haisha Cantave Esp Louis Riel - Gloucester 12.795 Sophie Issajenko Western - Toronto 12.796 Kayla Smith F. E. Madill - Wingham 13.02

200m1 Chanice Taylor-Chase Notre Dame - Ajax 25.392 Sheereen Harris Mary Ward - Scarborough 25.64 3 Sade Lewis St.. Thomas Aquinas - Brampton 26.12 4 Sophie Issajenko Western - Toronto 26.34 5 Brittany Lewis St. Clair - Sarnia 26.366 Tavia Anderson Pine Ridge - Pickering 26.81

400m1 Jen Barbon Mother Teresa - London 59.19 2 Ocian Archer Innisdale - Barrie 59.32 3 Lynn Kennedy Markham - Markham 59.45 4 Chrisena Whyte St.. Augustine - Brampton 59.46 5 Stephanie Davis Our Lady of Mount Carmel-Missi 59.906 Tori Haffner Catholic Central - London 1:00.03

800m1 Juane Odendaal St. Thomas Aquinas - London 2:18.14 2 Karley Rempel E. L. Crossley - Fonthill 2:18.513 Kathryn Tuck Colonel By - Gloucester 2:19.454 Brigid Callaghan Sacred Heart - Newmarket 2:20.385 Chelsea MacKinnon Westdale - Hamilton 2:21.426 Debra Kelsall Eastview - Barrie 2:23.50

1500m1 Juane Odendaal St. Thomas Aquinas - London 4:40.502 Karley Rempel E. L. Crossley - Fonthill 4:41.113 Brigid Callaghan Sacred Heart - Newmarket 4:43.014 Chelsea MacKinnon Westdale - Hamilton 4:48.545 Megean Martin General Amherst - Amherstburg 4:49.06

6 Molly Dyon Toronto Waldorf School 4:50.87

3000m1 Kaitlyn Oliver Aurora - Aurora 10:36.112 Megean Martin General Amherst - Amherstburg 10:39.683 Amelie de Fenoyl Michael Power/St. Joseph-Etobic 10:45.044 Nicole O’Sullivan Holy Cross - Kingston 10:50.845 Molly Dyon Toronto Waldorf School 10:57.856 Gabrielle Malette Assumption College - Windsor 11:01.16

80m Hurdles1 Chanice Taylor-Chase Notre Dame - Ajax 11.852 Sheereen Harris Mary Ward - Scarborough 12.373 Ariana Jorgensen Emily Carr - Vaughan 12.404 Breanna Atkinson Robert F. Hall - Caledon East 12.485 Zakiya McIntosh Pickering - Ajax 12.486 Anna Gilliatt Colonel By - Gloucester 12.71

300m Hurdles1 Brittany Lewis St.. Clair - Sarnia 44.582 Ariana Jorgensen Emily Carr - Vaughan 45.283 Ocian Archer Innisdale - Barrie 46.174 Lindsay Wallace Nelson - Burlington 46.375 Jordan Gray Sinclair - Whitby 48.176 Jessica Fullerton Bearcreek - Barrie 48.17

4x100m Relay1 E. L. Crossley - Fonthill 50.602 Pine Ridge - Pickering 50.653 St.. Marcellinus - Mississauga 50.944 Pickering - Ajax 51.875 Innisdale - Barrie 52.006 Bishop Tonnos - Ancaster 52.08

High Jump1 Rachel Romu St. Ignatius - Thunder Bay 1.66m2 Emma Siuciak E. L. Crossley - Fonthill J1.66m3 Hayley Purcell Sacred Heart - Newmarket 1.59m4 Ruthie Aideyan London Central - London J1.59m

5 Chante Clarke Downsview - North York J1.59m6 Jasmin Kerr London South - London J1.59m

Long Jump1 Chanice Taylor-Chase Notre Dame - Ajax 5.49m2 Devyani Biswall Sir Robert Borden - Nepean 5.07m3 Jasmin Kerr London South - London 5.05m4 Caitlyn Campbell Central Elgin - St. Thomas 5.00m5 Divyajyoti Biswall Sir Robert Borden - Nepean 4.94m6 Erin Bush Cameron Heights - Kitchener 4.90m

Triple Jump1 Rachel Romu St. Ignatius - Thunder Bay 11.23m2 Divyajyoti Biswall Sir Robert Borden - Nepean 10.75m3 Anna Gilliatt Colonel By - Gloucester 10.69m4 Amber Rae Orangeville - Orangeville 10.61m5 Kelly Bedek St. Joseph’s - St. Thomas 10.53m6 Kaitlin Wilhelm Woodstock - Woodstock 10.39m

Shot Put1 Jill Van Dame Bluevale - Waterloo 10.36m2 Rayann Chin Dunbarton - Pickering 10.16m3 Kimberley Pierre-Louis St. Paul - Ottawa 10.10m4 Jacinta Cowan Madawaska Valley - Barry’s Bay 9.78m5 Danielle Girard St. Christopher - Sarnia 9.77m6 Angela Zehr Stratford Central - Stratford 9.70m

Discus Throw1 Jill Van Dame Bluevale - Waterloo 35.05m2 Rayann Chin Dunbarton - Pickering 34.04m3 Alexandra Forshaw ES L’Essor - Tecumseh 32.27m4 Melissa White Orillia - Orillia 30.00m5 Liza Ritchie White Pines - SS Marie 28.24m6 Madi Johnston Eastview - Barrie 27.49m

Javelin Throw1 Gina Murray F. E. Madill - Wingham 34.26m2 Jennifer Wakefield Central Elgin - St. Thomas 34.20m3 Madi Johnston Eastview - Barrie 33.65m


OFSAA Track & FieldHamilton June 5 - 7, 2008The 2008 OFSAA Track and Field Championships were held at the new track facilities at the Mohawk Sports Complex in Hamilton. The South Region (GHAC, ROPSSAA and SOSSA) were the gracious hosts for this prestigious event. The championships were a tremendous success, with the new track at Mohawk and great weather. Congratulations to all athletes who continually raised the bar with their performances over the three days. Spectators were treated to some sparkling finishes, many new records in track events, and great achievements in the field events.

Congratulations to convenor Dan Clarke (Sir Alan MacNab) for convening the championship, and the entire organizing committee for their hard work in ensuring the success.

Dan Clarke and Helen Downey (Bishop Tonus CSS) were the recipients of the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award for their outstanding contribution to high school sport.

We look forward to the 2009 OFSAA Track & FIeld Championships, which will be hosted by Metro Region at Etobicoke Centennial Stadium in Toronto June.

4 Jill Van Dame Bluevale - Waterloo 32.61m5 Naomi Zitt-James Pickering - Ajax 29.28m6 Chloe Dubeau Le Relais Glengarry-Alexandria J29.28m

Junior Girls100m1 Chisomo McHaina Southwood - Cambridge 12.612 Simone Martin St. Thomas Aquinas - Brampton 12.753 Coneisha Waugh Denis O’Connor - Ajax 12.884 Claudine Palmer Mary Ward - Scarborough 12.90 5 Amy Wilson North Lambton - Forest 13.006 Emma Roung Ancaster - Ancaster 13.00

200m1 Chisomo McHaina Southwood - Cambridge 25.07 2 Simone Martin St. Thomas Aquinas - Brampton 25.37 3 Emma Roung Ancaster - Ancaster 25.55 4 Ashlea Maddex Rockland - Rockland 25.855 Claudine Palmer Mary Ward - Scarborough 25.926 Coneisha Waugh Denis O’Connor - Ajax 26.01

400m1 Kelsey Balkwill Essex - Essex 57.202 Fiona Callender Bell - Nepean 57.543 Nicole Eenling Courtice - Courtice 57.734 Emma Roung Ancaster - Ancaster 57.975 Leanne Fernandes Pope John Paul Ii- Scarborough 58.926 Jessica Buttinger Resurrection - Kitchener 59.06

800m1 Shannon Kennedy Martingrove - Islington 2:13.952 Caileigh Glenn Sacred Heart - Newmarket 2:14.633 Katie O’Hagan Markham - Markham 2:14.864 Kirsten Stewart Newmarket - Newmarket 2:15.895 Emily Driedger Georgetown - Georgetown 2:20.756 Carise Thompson Highland - Dundas 2:21.34

1500m1 Megan Beverley Leaside - Toronto 4:41.392 Colleen Hennessy St. Thomas Aquinas - Oakville 4:43.073 Kirsten Stewart Newmarket - Newmarket 4:44.454 Deanna Brasz Heritage Christian-Jordan Stat 4:46.255 Katie O’Hagan Markham - Markham 4:46.416 Heather Slinn Hillcrest - Ottawa 4:48.76

3000m1 Deanna Brasz Heritage Christian-Jordan Stat 10:23.40

2 Joanna Brown All Saints - Kanata 10:31.783 Colleen Hennessy St. Thomas Aquinas - Oakville 10:36.474 Rachel Islam Innisdale - Barrie 10:40.825 Kirsten Allen Saunders - London 10:52.676 Heather Slinn Hillcrest - Ottawa 10:55.08

80m Hurdles1 Ashlea Maddex Rockland - Rockland 11.882 Charlotte Crombeen Mother Teresa - London 12.043 Serena SanCartier Lo-Ellen Park - Sudbury 12.064 Sarah Swain Chippewa - North Bay 12.255 Christine Exeter Pickering - Ajax 12.366 Fatima Jammeh Brampton Centennial - Brampton 12.87

300m Hurdles1 Kelsey Balkwill Essex - Essex 44.692 Caitlyn MacMillan Saugeen - Port Elgin 45.003 Jessica Buttinger Resurrection - Kitchener 45.534 Madeline Charnuski Elmira - Elmira 46.135 Fiona Callender Bell - Nepean 46.336 Serena SanCartier Lo-Ellen Park - Sudbury 46.96

4x100m Relay1 St.Marguerite D’Youville-Bra 50.52 2 North Lambton - Forest 50.873 Denis O’Connor - Ajax 51.14 4 Sandwich - Windsor 51.455 Catholic Central - London 51.486 St Edmund Campion Secondary 51.62

High Jump1 Portia Ball La Salle - Kingston 1.70m2 Devon Clark St. Mary’s - Brockville 1.64m3 Erika French Owen Sound - Owen Sound 1.61m4 Rachel Jewett St. Clement’s School - Toronto 1.58m5 Jennifer Adada Madonna - Downsview 1.55m6 Lauryanne Bolland St. Benedict - Cambridge J1.55m

Pole Vault1 Karleigh Parker College Avenue - Woodstock 3.25m2 Marielle Harper Kitchener Waterloo - Kitchener 3.10m3 Sharon Michalak Notre Dame College - Welland 3.00m4 Sarah Swain Chippewa - North Bay J3.00m5 Avery Thomas Grimsby - Grimsby 2.85m6 Bailey Arnott L. B. Pearson - Gloucester J2.85m

Long Jump1 Caroline Ehrhardt Espanola - Espanola 5.58m2 Taylor Neely Uxbridge - Uxbridge 5.30m3 Christy Sikkema Chatham Christian - Chatham 5.22m4 Katie Flemington Centennial - Guelph 5.20m5 Morgan Young Sydenham - Sydenham 5.19m6 Alecia Aboraa Ajax - Ajax 5.10m

Triple Jump1 Caroline Ehrhardt Espanola - Espanola 12.04m2 Taylor Neely Uxbridge - Uxbridge 11.39m3 Kristen Bujnowski Holy Cross - Strathroy 11.23m4 Jackie Bray St. Theresa - Midland 11.21m5 Kirsten Milne North Dundas - Chesterville 11.18m6 Charlotte Crombeen Mother Teresa - London 11.13m

Shot Put 1 Wumi Agunbiade Dunbarton - Pickering 11.31m2 Hadley Rombough Sydenham - Sydenham 10.60m 3 Ashley Widmont Frontenac - Kingston 10.52m4 Allison Loyst St.Joseph-Scollard - North Bay 10.49m5 Katie Klodnicki Grimsby - Grimsby 10.47m6 Jonelle Bell-Spence Bramalea - Brampton 10.16m

Discus Throw1 Katie Klodnicki Grimsby - Grimsby 38.64m 2 Sarah Vandeneynden Strathroy - Strathroy 32.84m3 Sarah Krapez Brampton Christian - Brampton 32.56m4 Jodie Eadie F. E. Madill - Wingham 31.99m5 Ashley Widmont Frontenac - Kingston 31.98m6 Carrissa Luker Lambton Central - Petrolia 31.25m

Javelin Throw1 Brooke McCurdy Crestwood - Peterborough 38.39m2 Jessica Hitchcock Sandwich - Windsor 37.34m3 Erika Polidori St. John’s College - Brantford 36.88m4 Milica Kulidzan Riverside - Windsor 36.87m5 Karleigh Parker College Avenue - Woodstock 36.13m6 Ashley Widmont Frontenac - Kingston 33.90m

Senior Girls100m1 Miana Griffiths St. Thomas Aquinas - Oakville 11.982 Janelle Redhead Westview Centennial-North York 12.013 Danielle Lyte Robert Bateman - Burlington 12.514 Shennae Steele St. Thomas Aquinas - Brampton 12.525 Olivia Charnuski Elmira - Elmira 12.536 Nicki French Bradford - Bradford 12.62

200m1 Janelle Redhead Westview Centennial-North York 24.192 Natalie Geiger Stouffville - Stouffville 24.613 Danielle Lyte Robert Bateman - Burlington 25.234 Shennae Steele St. Thomas Aquinas - Brampton 25.555 Lauren Leon St. Aloysius Gonzaga-Mississau 25.596 Alexa Winik Maranatha Christian - Windsor 25.67

400m1 Natalie Geiger Stouffville - Stouffville 54.852 Lauren Leon St. Aloysius Gonzaga-Mississau 55.203 Janelle Redhead Westview Centennial-North York 55.834 Alexa Winik Maranatha Christian - Windsor 56.245 Shauna Malek Sir Frederick Banting - London 56.856 Rachel Aubry Cairine Wilson - Gloucester 56.95

800m1 Jessica Parry Catholic Central - London 2:08.072 Esther Vermeer Smithville District-Smithville 2:10.603 Rachel Aubry Cairine Wilson - Goucester 2:10.694 Keltie John Hammarskjold - Thunder Bay 2:14.485 Sarah Healy Courtice - Courtice 2:14.636 Mariko Takahashi Catholic Central - London 2:15.86

1500m1 Jessica Parry Catholic Central - London 4:29.972 Tamara Jewett St. Clement’s School - Toronto 4:31.293 Stephanie Aldea St. Anne - Windsor 4:39.474 Katie Anderson South Huron - Exeter 4:41.305 Keltie John Hammarskjold - Thunder Bay 4:42.546 Stephanie Hulse Holy Cross - Kingston 4:42.72

3000m1 Tamara Jewett St. Clement’s School - Toronto 9:37.992 Katie Anderson South Huron - Exeter 10:18.573 Stephanie Aldea St. Anne - Windsor 10:23.124 Victoria Hanna R.S. McLaughlin - Oshawa 10:26.405 Tasha Derzekos La Salle - Kingston 10:28.126 Stephanie MacNeill Iroquois Ridge - Oakville 10:30.75

100m Hurdles1 Karelle Edward Esp De La Salle - Ottawa 14.272 Amilia DiChiara St. Robert - Thornhill 14.673 Olivia Charnuski Elmira - Elmira 14.824 Maddie Buttinger Resurrection - Kitchener 15.145 Rita Rudell Wiarton - Wiarton 15.316 Meghan Harris Sir Frederick Banting - London 15.63

400m Hurdles1 Shauna Malek Sir Frederick Banting - London 1:01.162 Melissa Mignot Parkdale - Toronto 1:01.833 Amilia DiChiara St. Robert - Thornhill 1:02.114 Jenelle McCalla Fr. Leo J. Austin - Whitby 1:02.215 Juliana Bergin Bearcreek - Barrie 1:02.906 Catherine Farish Frontenac - Kingston 1:04.78

4x100m1 Mary Ward - Scarborough 47.83 2 Pickering - Ajax 48.123 St Ignatius of Loyola-Oakville 48.86

From left: Olivia Charnuski, Karelle Edward and Amilia DiChiara pose on the podium with their medals after the Senior Girls 100m Hurdles.

From left: Oluwasegun Makinde, Sekou Kaba and Leo Nichol with their medals on the podium after the Senior Boys 100m Hurdles.


3 Mat West Walkerton - Walkerton 44.85m4 James Illingworth Almonte - Almonte 44.47m5 Trent Corney Thousand Islands - Brockville 43.92m6 Dylan Staveley-Watson Centennial - Belleville 41.98m

Javelin Throw1 Trent Corney Thousand Islands - Brockville 55.52m2 Tyler Withers Northern - Sarnia 50.31m3 Mac Tomkinson Eastview - Barrie 48.32m4 Shawn Pellizari ES Jean Vanier - Welland 48.21m5 Kevin Bowman Saugeen - Port Elgin 48.00m6 Dylan Staveley-Watson Centennial - Belleville 45.74m

Junior Boys100m1 Aaron Brown Birchmount Park - Scarborough 10.972 Nicholas Chiarot Notre Dame - Brampton 11.183 Justin Grochowski Sir W. Churchill - Thunder Bay 11.254 Brandon Mcintosh Frontenac - Kingston 11.395 Gabe Tesfaye Oakridge - London 11.396 Horatio Finnikin St.Marguerite D’Youville-Bramp 11.44

200m1 Aaron Brown Birchmount Park - Scarborough 22.442 Tremaine Harris Markham - Markham 22.533 Nicholas Chiarot Notre Dame - Brampton 22.664 Alistair Moona Erindale - Mississauga 22.735 Daniel Drozdowsky Michael Power/St.Joseph-Etobic 23.066 Matthew McKeegan Holy Names - Windsor 23.16

400m1 Alistair Moona Erindale - Mississauga 48.922 Tremaine Harris Markham - Markham 49.263 Daniel Drozdowsky Michael Power/St.Joseph-Etobic 50.204 Arjen Colquhoun W. F. Herman - Windsor 50.255 Matthew McKeegan Holy Names - Windsor 51.576 Sean Plumley White Pines - SS Marie 51.66

800m1 Merid Seleshi Birchmount Park - Scarborough 2:00.002 Kahmall McCabe Cardinal Leger - Brampton 2:00.123 BJ Cunliffe Courtice - Courtice 2:00.674 Luke Sprague Vincent Massey - Windsor 2:01.075 Connor Outhit Rockway Mennonite - Kitchener 2:02.226 Paul LaMarra Catholic Central - London 2:02.64

1500m1 Merid Seleshi Birchmount Park - Scarborough 4:03.932 Paul Janikowski St Thomas of Villanova-Lasalle 4:05.013 Eric Dillon R.S. McLaughlin - Oshawa 4:05.334 Stephen Hosier Lindsay - Lindsay 4:06.54

5 Luke Sprague Vincent Massey - Windsor 4:08.266 Evan Esselink Courtice - Courtice 4:09.34

3000m1 Stephen Hosier Lindsay - Lindsay 8:59.352 Andrew Kawolsky Vincent Massey - Windsor 9:03.783 Eric Dillon R.S. McLaughlin - Oshawa 9:08.184 Chris Balestrini Saunders - London 9:09.965 Jay Boychuk St. Michael’s College- Toronto 9:11.396 Paul Janikowski St Thomas of Villanova-Lasalle 9:19.02

100m Hurdles1 Gregory MacNeill Mother Teresa - London 13.462 Gabe Tesfaye Oakridge - London 14.223 Matt Price Anderson - Whitby 14.564 Miki Culum Grand River - Kitchener 14.665 Izzy Ogieva Pickering - Ajax 14.826 Jeffrey Renaud Loyola - Mississauga 15.02

300m Hurdles1 Gregory MacNeill Mother Teresa - London 38.672 Arjen Colquhoun W. F. Herman - Windsor 39.443 Branden Wilhelm Woodstock - Woodstock 40.744 Saj Al-Haddad St. Pius X - Ottawa 41.065 Jake Pfaff Belle River - Belle River 41.436 Steve Tripp Ridgeway-Crystal - Ridgeway 41.56

4x100m Relay1 St.Marguerite D’Youville-Bra 44.652 Huron Heights - Kitchener 44.953 St. Augustine - Brampton 45.304 St. Christopher - Sarnia 45.625 Sir James Dunn - SS Marie 45.636 W. F. Herman - Windsor 45.66

High Jump1 Branden Wilhelm Woodstock - Woodstock 2.00m2 Jeff Webb Eden - St. Catherines 1.97m3 Albert Ko Our Lady of Mount Carmel-Missi 1.85m4 Greg Morrow Sir Frederick Banting - London 1.80m5 Josh Strain Fort Frances - Fort Frances J1.80m6 Nick Tremblay Trenton - Trenton J1.80m

Pole Vault1 Alex Hoediono Sir John A Macdonald SS 4.00m2 Paul Worndl St. Mary’s - Kitchener 3.85m3 Clayton Schroeder Leamington - Leamington 3.65m4 Ruben Larsson Sir John A Macdonald SS 3.55m5 Matthew Diston St. Paul - Niagara Falls 3.40m6 Brendon Talbot St. Marcellinus - Mississauga J3.40m

Long Jump1 Cole Pellett F. E. Madill - Wingham 6.51m2 Courtney Henry St. Anne - Windsor 6.36m3 Brian Okeny L. B. Pearson - Gloucester 6.28m4 Victor Kopylets John Cabot - Mississauga 6.24m5 Steven Campbell Innisdale - Barrie 6.18m6 Pieter Van Dipen Westside Secondary-Orangeville 6.15m

Triple Jump1 Marvin Muschette Resurrection - Kitchener 13.72m2 Cole Pellett F. E. Madill - Wingham 13.16m3 Tyler Emmanuel Carleton Place- Carleton Place 13.03m4 Pieter Van Dipen Westside Secondary-Orangeville 12.96m5 Victor Kopylets John Cabot - Mississauga 12.93m6 Tristan Lewis-Vu Eastern Commerce - Toronto 12.54m

Shot Put1 Darnell Girard W. F. Herman - Windsor 16.68m2 Stefan Palios Grimsby - Grimsby 16.50m3 Drew Campbell Glenview Park - Cambridge 15.76m4 Brandon Mcintosh Frontenac - Kingston 15.75m5 Kurtis LeClaire Renfrew - Renfrew 15.70m6 Parker Coulter Parry Sound - Parry Sound 15.24m

Discus Throw1 Stefan Palios Grimsby - Grimsby 56.35m2 Brent Bates Richview - Islington 52.24m

3 Joe Rocca St. Christopher - Sarnia 50.06m4 Adam Karakolis Birchmount Park - Scarborough 49.58m5 Kurtis LeClaire Renfrew - Renfrew 49.48m6 Adam Kovacs St. Joseph’s - Barrie 48.17m

Javelin Throw1 Ray Dykstra Grimsby - Grimsby 58.60m2 Adam Engel St. Mary - Pickering 56.72m3 Adam Kovacs St. Joseph’s - Barrie 56.71m4 Kane Abbis-Mills Carleton Place- Carleton Place 55.42m5 Brandon Dailey Pauline Johnson - Brantford 54.00m6 Rob Bartoszoweiz Our Lady of Lourdes - Guelph 52.96m

Senior Boys100m1 Ian Warner Birchmount Park - Scarborough 10.682 Phillip Hayle St Edmund Campion Secondary 10.783 Dushane Farrier Neil McNeil - Toronto 10.794 Dontae Richards-Kwok The Woodlands - Mississauga 10.825 Aaron Bowman Saunders - London 10.876 Ramon Monsour St. Mark - Manotick 10.91

200m1 Phillip Hayle St Edmund Campion Secondary 21.702 Oluwasegun Makinde Colonel By - Gloucester 21.843 Wayndale Bennett Bishop P.F. Reding - Milton 21.954 Dushane Farrier Neil McNeil - Toronto 21.965 Tyler MacLeod Sandwich - Windsor 21.976 Andre Hamilton Birchmount Park - Scarborough 22.08

400m1 Andre Hamilton Birchmount Park - Scarborough 47.762 Richard West Francis Libermann- Scarborough 48.413 Kyle Gill Pine Ridge - Pickering 48.764 Michael Rose Abbey Park - Oakville 48.955 Cam Michaud Grimsby - Grimsby 49.166 Lee Mori Denis Morris-St. Catherines 49.65

800m1 Richard West Francis Libermann- Scarborough 1:52.952 Thomas Morrison Port Perry - Port Perry 1:53.953 Trent Sayers Sinclair - Whitby 1:55.204 Kyle Milks Thousand Islands - Brockville 1:55.595 Darcy Wilson Stratford Central - Stratford 1:56.116 Josh George Frontenac - Kingston 1:56.16

1500m1 Thomas Morrison Port Perry - Port Perry 3:54.412 John Paul Malette Assumption College - Windsor 3:56.003 Jeremy Rae Lakeshore - Port Colborne 3:56.434 Rob Jackson Centennial - Guelph 3:56.445 Kyle Milks Thousand Islands - Brockville 3:59.426 Darcy Wilson Stratford Central - Stratford 4:03.57

3000m1 John Paul Malette Assumption College - Windsor 8:28.142 Mohammed Ahmed St. Catharines - St. Catherine 8:36.543 Daryl Smith Vincent Massey - Windsor 8:36.994 Jacob Smith Thousand Islands - Brockville 8:46.81

4 Resurrection - Kitchener 49.175 Sir Frederick Banting - London 49.256 Ancaster - Ancaster 49.70

High Jump1 Maddie Buttinger Resurrection - Kitchener 1.72m2 Michelle Theophille Fr. Leo J. Austin - Whitby 1.69m3 Tiffany Christie Emery - North York 1.66m4 Rita Rudell Wiarton - Wiarton J1.66m5 Dylan Barnabe Earl of March - Kanata 1.63m6 Nikki Neeb Stratford NW - Stratford J1.63m

Pole Vault1 Emma Crombeen Mother Teresa - London 3.40m2 Chelsea Paterson Leamington - Leamington 3.30m3 Jen Tomayer R.S. McLaughlin - Oshawa 3.20m4 Rachel Lariviere F.J. Brennan - Windsor 2.85m5 Bethany Gray Cameron Heights - Kitchener J2.85m6 Ashley Davies Thousand Islands - Brockville 2.55m

Long Jump1 Karelle Edward Esp De La Salle - Ottawa 5.66m2 Leigh Veerman Laura Secord - St. Catherines 5.58m3 Kimberly Cupid Our Lady of Lourdes - Guelph 5.54m4 Emma Dobson Opeongo - Douglas 5.51m5 Jessica Wilson Birchmount Park - Scarborough 5.48m6 Maddie Buttinger Resurrection - Kitchener 5.42m

Triple Jump1 Jaideene Lowe Runnymede - Toronto 12.14m2 Emma Dobson Opeongo - Douglas 11.41m3 Mila Simulik St. Matthew - Orleans 11.36m4 Leigh Veerman Laura Secord - St. Catherines 10.99m5 Alana Stewart Etobicoke - Islington 10.94m6 Ginhette Reyes Pope John Paul Ii- Scarborough 10.80m

Shot Put1 Caitlin Vandodewaard Renfrew - Renfrew 13.02m2 Alanna Kovacs St. Joseph’s - Barrie 12.74m3 Cynthia Appaiah Don Bosco - Etobicoke 12.72m4 Maggie Mullen St. Patrick’s - Sarnia 12.57m5 Steffi Stephenson Birchmount Park - Scarborough 11.86m6 Chan Du Unionville - Markham 11.69m

Discus Throw1 Caitlin Vandodewaard Renfrew - Renfrew 43.65m2 Alanna Kovacs St. Joseph’s - Barrie 42.75m3 Steffi Stephenson Birchmount Park - Scarborough 38.82m4 Meredith Allan Oakridge - London 38.29m5 Lacey McPhail Lambton Central - Petrolia 35.96m6 Maggie Mullen St. Patrick’s - Sarnia 35.89m

Javelin Throw1 Alanna Kovacs St. Joseph’s - Barrie 46.41m2 Brit Hedderson St. Anne - Windsor 42.75m3 Maggie Mullen St. Patrick’s - Sarnia 41.35m4 Mandy Mitchell Eastview - Barrie 41.21m5 Shannan Wheatcroft Eastview - Barrie 40.71m6 Brittany Hicks Saltfleet - Stoney Creek 40.56m

1500m1 Haley Cadwallader Sarnia - Sarnia 4:59.262 Lauren Doherty Galt - Cambridge 5:08.393 Deanna Zidar Turner-Fenton - Brampton 5:10.824 Becky Pieterson Regina Mundi College - London 5:11.825 Britney Allard Theriault - Timmins 5:17.066 Paulina Maher St Ignatius of Loyola-Oakville 5:17.25

4x400m Relay1 Resurrection - Kitchener 3:54.132 Pickering - Ajax 3:54.223 Pope John Paul - Scarborough 3:58.164 Catholic Central - London 3:58.225 Colonel By - Gloucester 3:59.746 Pine Ridge - Pickering 4:00.59

800m Wheelchair1 Kierra Gibson Rockway Mennonite - Kitchener 2:55.982 Jessie Remmer Lakefield - Lakefield 5:19.31

100m Ambulatory1 Leah Robinson Rockway Mennonite - Kitchener 15.962 Jennifer Patrick Alexander MacKenzie - Sarnia 16.583 Virgina McLachlan Assumption College - Windsor 17.594 Hanna Martin St. Peter’s - Barrie 18.325 Katrina Kelbert St. Peter’s - Barrie 18.376 Danielle Dubuque Alexander MacKenzie - Sarnia 19.90

Midget Boys 100m1 Emeka Agada Elmira - Elmira 11.462 Thomas Juha Michael Power/St.Joseph-Etobic 11.473 Ike Omoruna St. Augustine - Brampton 11.694 Anthony Leone Dante Alighiere - Toronto 11.755 Tolu Makinde Colonel By - Gloucester 11.836 Doron Williams Pickering - Ajax 11.85

200m1 Thomas Juha Michael Power/St.Joseph-Etobic 23.302 Josh Harper St Edmund Campion Secondary 23.453 Kyle Bennett St. Augustine - Brampton 23.624 Anthony Leone Dante Alighiere - Toronto 23.675 Tolu Makinde Colonel By - Gloucester 23.896 Hakeem Cameron Birchmount Park - Scarborough 23.95

400m1 Jonathan Settembri Mayfield - Brampton 51.982 Josh Harper St Edmund Campion Secondary 52.323 Hakeem Cameron Birchmount Park - Scarborough 52.894 Steven Murray Nelson - Burlington 53.215 David Fanni Catholic Central - London 53.356 Tyler Leggo Courtice - Courtice 53.45

800m1 Connor Darlington R.S. McLaughlin - Oshawa 2:00.532 Kyle Grieve Richview - Islington 2:01.363 Jonathan Settembri Mayfield - Brampton 2:01.944 Mohamed Souleiman Esp Louis Riel - Gloucester 2:02.265 Gareth Everard Marc Garneau - Toronto 2:06.046 Brandon Huzevka Northern - Sarnia 2:06.17

1500m1 Tristan Woodfine Opeongo - Douglas 4:07.532 Xavier King Pickering - Ajax 4:08.263 Connor Darlington R.S. McLaughlin - Oshawa 4:08.334 Kyle Grieve Richview - Islington 4:14.325 Daniel Mathie Abbey Park - Oakville 4:16.036 Mackay Wilson Stratford Central - Stratford 4:17.92

3000m1 Tristan Woodfine Opeongo - Douglas 9:03.022 Xavier King Pickering - Ajax 9:05.563 Daniel Mathie Abbey Park - Oakville 9:14.434 Dylan Brown Huron Heights - Newmarket 9:20.045 Jérémie Bourget Theriault - Timmins 9:27.386 Mackay Wilson Stratford Central - Stratford 9:27.71

100m Hurdles1 Keith Cyrus St. Mary - Pickering 14.122 Denver Wright Pickering - Ajax 14.563 Josh Forester Blessed Trinity - Grimsby 14.834 Alex Benzin St. Benedict - Cambridge 14.885 Jon Ravenhorst Northern - Sarnia 15.246 Michael Stalteri St. Michael’s College- Toronto 15.60

300m Hurdles1 Kadeem Henry Chaminade College - Toronto 41.322 Sam Testa Ridgeway-Crystal - Ridgeway 41.353 Philip Zablocki Michael Power/St.Joseph-Etobic 42.914 Matt Quilty St. Theresa - Midland 42.955 Gabriel Skupek-Martin Esp Louis Riel - Gloucester 43.106 Justin Taylor Pickering - Ajax 43.12

4x100m Relay1 Pickering - Ajax 45.382 St. Augustine - Brampton 45.513 Northern - Sarnia 45.774 Pine Ridge - Pickering 45.975 Pope John Paul Ii- Scarborough 46.436 F. E. Madill - Wingham 46.63

High Jump1 Tyler Smith F. E. Madill - Wingham 1.84m2 Mat West Walkerton - Walkerton J1.84m3 Mike Vasile St. Basil The Great - Weston J1.84m4 Jacob Borgdorff Unity Christian H S 1.80m5 Rakeeb Nalado St.Marguerite D’Youville-Bramp 1.75m5 Grant Cheng Markham - Markham 1.75m

Pole Vault1 Mitchell McCrank Timiskaming - New Liskeard 3.30m2 Nelson Cecereu Charlottenburgh&Lancaster-Will 3.20m2 James Steubing Sir John A Macdonald SS 3.20m4 Justin Pepper Hagersville - Hagersville J3.20m5 Jeff Bauer Saunders - London 2.80m5 Harrison Connell Oakridge - London 2.80m5 Peter Karalis Thousand Islands - Brockville 2.80m5 Brendon Keeping Ridgeway-Crystal - Ridgeway 2.80m5 Tyler Durste Goderich - Goderich 2.80m

Long Jump1 Tom Bednarik Chatham-Kent - Chatham 6.49m2 Nathan Goodfellow East York - Toronto 6.48m3 Tevon Lawrence Agincourt - Agincourt 6.30m4 Mike Vasile St. Basil The Great - Weston 6.23m5 Tyler Varga Cameron Heights - Kitchener 6.11m6 Rodney Fajardo St. Elizabeth - Thornhill J6.11m

Triple Jump1 Trent Corney Thousand Islands - Brockville 13.01m2 Jeridan Williams Ajax - Ajax 12.84m3 Tom Bednarik Chatham-Kent - Chatham 12.30m4 Brian Khotsiphom R.H. King Acad - Scarborough 12.29m5 Clay Grant Lakeshore - Port Colborne 12.06m6 David Uren St.Thomas Aquinas - London 11.91m

Shot Put1 Gavin Davis-Young Sydenham - Sydenham 14.75m2 Kevin Bowman Saugeen - Port Elgin 14.41m3 Tarique Anderson Pickering - Ajax 14.08m4 Cole Boersma Northern - Sarnia 14.04m5 Brett Thompson St. Christopher - Sarnia 14.00m6 Brett Weir St.Thomas Aquinas - London 13.88m

Discus Throw1 Jordan Young St. Joseph’s - St. Thomas 52.02m2 Kevin Bowman Saugeen - Port Elgin 47.94m


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Coaching Terry Olaskey P: 705.728.1321 F: 705.728.6053 [email protected] Directions Martin Ritsma P: 519.271.4500 F: 519.273.7118 [email protected] Lynn Kelman P: 705.725.7712 F: 705.720.1088 [email protected] Review Bonnie Glover P: 905.722.0180 F: 905.722.0180 [email protected] Equity Clem Contreras, Bishop Allen P: 416.393.5549 F: 416.397.6074 [email protected] Co-chair Elaine Berta, Vaughan SS P: 905.660.1397 F: 905.660.0318 [email protected] Terry O’Rourke P: 519.235.0880 F: 519.235.3461 terry_o’[email protected] Review Dale Huddleston P: 613.386.3054 F: 613.386.3342 [email protected] Nick Rowe, TDSB P: 416.394.6499 F: 416.396.4292 [email protected] Skiing Paul Daignault, Westdale SS P: 905.522.1387 F: 905.521.0542 Badminton Pauline King-Taylor, Sir W. Mulock SS P: 905.967.1045 F: 905.967.1054 [email protected] Baseball Mike Mallory, King City SS P: 905.833.5332 F: 905.833.3750 Basketball - Boys Tom Grantis,Governor Simcoe P: 905.934.4006 F: 905.934.3389 [email protected] Co-chair Roy Rana, Eastern Commerce P: 416.393.0230 F: 416.393.0231 [email protected] - Girls Heather Lafontaine, Fr. Leo Austin P: 905.666.2010 F: 905.666.3035 [email protected] Country Running Dave Wilkinson, St.Joe Scollard Hall… P: 705.494.8600 F: 705.494.4778 Co-chair Paul Barry, St. Michael’s P: 416.653-3180 F: 416.653.7704 Curling Yvonne Nieuwenhuis Sir Robert Borden HS P: 613.829.1287 F: 613.829.1287 [email protected] Hockey Colette Cunningham-Reimann, Agincourt CI P: 416.396.6675 F: 416.396.6714 [email protected] TBA Golf - Girls’ Heather Henricks, Sutton HS P: 905.722.3281 F: 905.722.8892 [email protected] - Boys’ Wade Walker, Central Elgin P: 519.631.4460 F: 519.633.9014 [email protected] Cynthia Facchinato, St. Thomas of Villanova P: 519.734.6444 F: 519.978.9238 [email protected] - Boys Steve Stanlick, St. Peter’s P: 705.745.1358 F: 705.745.5025 [email protected] Co-chair John Lyttle, Sir Oliver Mowat P: 416.396.6802 F: 416.396.6758 [email protected] - Girls Linda de Jeu, Adam Scott P: 705.743.7373 F: 705.743.7831 [email protected] Co-chair Murray Eckstein, Park St. CI P: 705.326.7386 F: 705.362.7388 [email protected] Skiing Robert D’Arras, Sir R. Borden P: 613.829.5320 F: 613.829.1287 robert.d’[email protected] - Boys Ron Andrews, Barrie Central P: 705.726.1846 F: 705.733.0608 [email protected] - Girls Mike Gauley, Chinguacousy P: 905.791.2400 F: 905.791.1290 [email protected] Heather Windrem, Widdifield SS P: 705.472.5711 F: 705.474.4223 [email protected] Co-chair Don Morris, St. Mark HS P: 613.692.2551 F: 613.692.2447 [email protected] Sheila Kuyper, Appleby College P: 905.845.4681 F: 905.845.9828 [email protected] Co-chair Anna-Marie Lamantia, Sen. O’Connor P: 416.393.5505 F: 416.393.5916 [email protected] Liz Ochotta, Dunbarton HS P: 905.839.1125 F: 905.839.6536 [email protected] & Field Chris Deighan, Cardinal Carter P: 905.727.2455 F: 905.727.9568 [email protected] Linda Corrente, Chatham-Kent P: 519.352.2870 F: 519.351.8849 [email protected] Co-chair Kerry MacLean, Colonel By SS P: 613.745.9411 F: 613.745.4680 [email protected] Randy Budner, St. Patrick HS P: 807.623.5218 F: 807.622.0164 Snowboard Racing Richard Cherry P: 905.417.1531 F: 905.417.9022 [email protected] Field Lacrosse TBA


5 Anthony Berkis Paul Dwyer - Oshawa 8:48.886 Matthew Kopansky Birchmount Park - Scarborough 8:51.41

100m Hurdles1 Sekou Kaba Sir Robert Borden - Nepean 13.952 Leo Nichol Applewood Hts - Mississauga 14.173 Oluwasegun Makinde Colonel By - Gloucester 14.364 Derek Drouin St. Patrick’s - Sarnia 14.375 Austin Roth Holy Cross - Strathroy 14.396 MacKenzie Moseley Pickering - Ajax 14.56

400m Hurdles1 Stuart Pearson South Carleton - Richmond 53.902 Scott Leitch Sir Frederick Banting - London 54.213 Nicholas Henry Fr. Leo J. Austin - Whitby 55.044 Daniel Chan Unionville - Markham 55.055 Kyle Knuff Elmvale - Elmvale 56.006 Leo Nichol Applewood Hts - Mississauga 56.24

4x100m Relay1 Birchmount Park - Scarborough 41.472 Our Lady of Mount Carmel-Mis 42.263 Markham - Markham 42.534 Galt - Cambridge 42.655 St. Augustine - Brampton 43.106 St. Michael’s College- Toronto 43.12

High Jump1 Derek Drouin St. Patrick’s - Sarnia 2.03m2 Jay Diston St. Paul - Niagara Falls 2.00m3 Jake Pearsall Our Lady of Lourdes - Guelph J2.00m4 Spencer Da Costa Earl of March - Kanata 1.95m5 Andrew Dandie North Albion - Rexdale J1.95m6 Phil Williamson Thorold - Thorold 1.90m

Pole Vault1 Mike Lopatowski Mother Teresa - London 4.50m2 Ryan Martin Thousand Islands - Brockville 4.05m3 Nate Livingstone Thousand Islands - Brockville J4.05m

4 Vuk Bogunovic Cameron Heights - Kitchener 3.95m5 Eric Neumann Saunders - London 3.80m6 Reinier Byrnes St. Marcellinus - Mississauga J3.80m

Long Jump1 Brian Richards West Humber - Rexdale 7.34m2 Carlin McLean Orchard Park - Stoney Creek 7.22m3 Taylor Stewart Regina Mundi College - London 7.10m4 Wayndale Bennett Bishop P.F. Reding - Milton 7.07m5 Ehis Adada Chaminade College - Toronto 7.00m6 Mugugu Beaudoin Mother Teresa - Scarborough 6.93m

Triple Jump1 Taylor Stewart Regina Mundi College - London 14.13m2 Jacob Zorzella Vaughan Road - Toronto 14.07m3 Oshane Allen Bendale - Scarborough 13.97m4 Charles Akomolafe Harold M. Brathwaite - Brampton 13.76m5 Mugugu Beaudoin Mother Teresa - Scarborough 13.63m6 Carl Shen Thornhill - Thornhill 13.40m

Shot Put1 Drew Welch Sir Frederick Banting - London 18.04m2 Tim Nedow Thousand Islands - Brockville 17.79m3 Umar Khan Albert Campbell - Agincourt 17.77m4 Zack Russell-Ford Sir Frederick Banting - London 16.30m5 Mathieu Marcoccia Michael Power/St.Joseph-Etobic 15.82m6 Kris Fischer Sir Frederick Banting - London 15.71m

Discus Throw1 Zack Russell-Ford Sir Frederick Banting - London 55.06m2 Mathieu Marcoccia Michael Power/St.Joseph-Etobic 49.92m3 Jackson Gray Sarnia - Sarnia 48.80m4 Daniel Novia Philip Pocock - Mississauga 47.99m5 Kris Fischer Sir Frederick Banting - London J47.99m6 Jesse Francis London Central - London 47.57m

Javelin Throw1 Wiley Collins Westminster - London 60.80m2 Casey Garbaty Northern - Sarnia 58.40m

3 Nathan Loehle St. Benedict - Cambridge 55.91m4 Michael Wilson Thousand Islands - Brockville 55.66m5 Ian Wallwork Prince Edward - Picton 55.16m6 Alex Stewart Cardinal Carter - Aurora 53.14m

2000m Steeplechase1 Nick Walters West Ferris - North Bay 6:00.242 Daryl Smith Vincent Massey - Windsor 6:00.933 Jacob Smith Thousand Islands - Brockville 6:01.334 Anthony Berkis Paul Dwyer - Oshawa 6:01.435 Stephen Pitman Vincent Massey - Windsor 6:12.226 Colin Lavigne Sir Winston Churchill - Hamilton 6:15.29

4x400m Relay1 Birchmount Park - Scarboroug 3:19.162 Our Lady of Mount Carmel-Mis 3:21.383 Abbey Park - Oakville 3:21.504 Neil McNeil - Toronto 3:22.325 St. Michael’s College- Toronto 3:26.356 Rideau - Elgin 3:26.38

1500 Meter Run Blind1 Kevin Devries Moira - Belleville 7:20.72

1500m Wheelchair1 Jordan Downing Eastview - Barrie 5:41.202 Michael Kahn Unionville - Markham 7:43.043 Alvin Mullett St. Theresa - Belleville 10:01.46

100m Ambulatory1 Andrew Cook Alexander MacKenzie - Sarnia 13.172 Aaron Dell Alexander MacKenzie - Sarnia 13.723 Evan Obrien Alexander MacKenzie - Sarnia 13.904 Jonathan Finlayson South Grenville - Prescott 13.935 Cory Grozelle St. Mary’s - Cobourg 14.326 Matt Hunt South Grenville - Prescott 14.33

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