winter championship results

June 2011

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WINTER CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

EDUCATION THROUGH SCHOOL SPORTLE SPORT SCOLAIRE UN ENTRAINEMENT POUR LA VIE

2011-12 Championship Calendar

2011 Event Recaps

Winter Character Athlete Award Recipients

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Contents

Executive Director's Editorial ..............................2

OFSAA NEWSAge Classifications for 2011-12 ..........................3Transfer Appeal Meetin Dates ...........................3Financial Aid for School Sport ...........................3January Bulletin Corrections ..............................3TRY Day in 131 Schools in 2010-11 ....................4Changes to OFSAA Playing Regulations .............5Bridging the Gap Information ............................5OFSAA Sanctioning for Events ...........................6Sponsorship News ............................................6News from OFSAA AGM ..................................7OFSAA Coaching Committee Update .................72011 OFSAA Coaching Symposium Recap .........82012 OFSAA Women's Sport School .................8Ontario Olympic Youth Academy (OOYA) .........9A Picture Worth a Thousand Words ....................10

SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDSFormer OFSAA Rep Honoured ...........................11Ontario Coaching Excellence Awards ................12Nike Corporate Citation ....................................12Ontario Service Awards ....................................13OFSAA Winter Character Athletes .....................13

WINTER 2011 PHOTO GALLERY ........................13 - 14

2011-12 OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIP CALENDAR ...22 - 23

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSSnowboarding Festival ......................................16Badminton ........................................................16 - 18Boys’ A Basketball ............................................19Boys’ AA Basketball ..........................................20Boys’ AAA Basketball .......................................21Boys’ AAAA Basketball .....................................24Boys’ and Girls' Curling .....................................25 - 26Girls’ Gymnastics ..............................................26 - 27Girls’ A/AA & AAA/AAAA Hockey ...................28 - 29Boys’ A/AA Hockey ..........................................30Boys’ AAA/AAAA Hockey ................................31Alpine Skiing ....................................................32 - 33Nordic Skiing....................................................34 - 35Swimming .........................................................35 - 38Girls’ A Volleyball .............................................39Girls’ AA Volleyball ..........................................40Girls’ AAA Volleyball ........................................41Girls’ AAAA Volleyball .....................................42Wrestling ..........................................................43 - 44

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

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

STAFFExecutive Director Doug Gellatly Ext. 4 [email protected] Director Michael Suraci Ext. 3 [email protected] Director Lexy Fogel Ext. 2 [email protected]. & Marketing Coordinator Lindsey Evanoff Ext. 5 [email protected] Office Administrator Beth Hubbard Ext. 1 [email protected] Projects Coordinator Peter Morris 905.826.0706 [email protected] Projects Coordinator Diana Ranken [email protected] Projects Coordinator Brian Riddell 416.904.6796 [email protected] Special Projects Coordinator Ken Coffin 905.853.8869 [email protected]

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President Lynn Kelman, Barrie North CI P: 705.726.6594 F: 705.725.8246 [email protected] President Martin Ritsma, F.E. Madill P: 519.357.1800 F: 519.357.4137 [email protected] President Jim Woolley, Forest Heights CI P: 519.744.6567 F: 519.744.1870 [email protected] Region Sue Thompson, U of T Schools P: 416.946.7394 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 Mark O’Neil, Maxwell Heights SS P: 905.440.4472 F: 905.666.6370 [email protected] Region Tim Lowe, ES Algonquin P: 705.472.8240 F: 705.472.8476 [email protected] Jim Costello P: 519.336.1500 [email protected] Michael O’Keefe P: 705.722.3555 [email protected] Dale Huddleston P: 613.389.4910 [email protected] Member-at-Large Heather Chambers P: 705.474.7681 [email protected]

REPRESENTATIVES’ COUNCIL 2010-2011 CISAA Greg Reid, St Andrew’s College P: 905.727.3178 F: 905.841.6911 [email protected] Katie Flynn, Bishop Strachan P: 416.483.4325 F: 416.481.5632 [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] Jenn Lemieux, St. Peter's SS P: 705.734.0168 F: 705.734.0509 [email protected] Ross Clarke, Huntsville HS P: 705.7895594 F: 705.7892269 [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] Mark O'Neill, Maxwell Heights SS P: 905.440.4472 F: 905.440.7333 [email protected] Lindsay Norwood, Pine Ridge SS P: 905.420.1885 F: 905.420.3714 [email protected] Sean Clancy, Gloucester HS P: 613.745.7176 F: 613.745.5756 [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: 705-671-5948 F: 705.897.4202 [email protected] NWOSSAA Gordon Martin, Manitouwadge HS P: 807.826.3241 F: 807.826.4862 [email protected] Lauri McFarlane, St. Ignatious P: 807.344.8433 F: 807.345.1237 [email protected] 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, Toronto Catholic DSB P: 416.222.8282 F: 416.229.5364 [email protected] Patty Johnson, CHAT P: 416.636.5984 F: 416.636.5984 [email protected] John Kalantzakos, Runnymede CI P: 416.394.3200 F: 416.394.4445 [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] Michele Van Bargen, Strathroy DCI P: 519.245.2680 F: 519.245.5498 [email protected] Steve Voros, East Elgin SS P: 519.773.3174 F: 519.765.1943 [email protected] David Christie, Keswick HS P: 905.476.0933 F: 905.476.0929 [email protected] Jaylene Morrison, Markham DHS P: 905.294.1886 F: 905.294.8141 [email protected]

ADVISORS Ministry of Ed John Donofrio P: 416.325.2533 F: 416.325.7247 [email protected] of HP and Sport 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 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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A Word from OFSAA’s Executive Director

For the 2011-12 school year, a Midget will be born in 1997 or later, and may only compete at OFSAA in the Midget category for one year in Grade 9. A Junior will be born in 1996 or 1997, and a Senior will be born in 1992 or later.

1991 or earlier ineligible1992 Senior1993 Senior1994 Senior1995 Senior1996-97 Junior1997 Midget

How old was the student as of January 1, 2011?

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 2011-12 School Year

January Bulletin CorrectionsBoys' AAAA VolleyballInnisdale SS (GBSSA) defeated Westmount SS (SOSSA) in the Consolation Final with the scores of 25-14, 26-24.

Girls' AAA BasketballThe results should have read:

Quarter FinalsRegina Mundi College def. North Park C & VS 43-42Ancaster H & VS def. Huntsville HS 46-33É.S. Publiques Louis-Riel def. Korah C & VS 53-40General Amherst DHS def. Downsview SS 47-44

Semi FinalsÉ.S. Publiques Louis-Riel def. General Amherst DHS 54-40 Regina Mundi College def. Ancaster H & VS 47-31

Consolation ChampionsSt. Michael CSS def. Havergal College 36-23

Bronze Medal MatchGeneral Amherst DHS def. Ancaster H & VS 48-35

Gold Medal MatchÉ.S. Publiques Louis-Riel def. Regina Mundi College 37-30

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Transfer Appeal Meeting DatesMeeting Date Deadline for ApplicationsThurs, Oct. 6, 2011 Mon, Sept. 26, 2011Fri, Nov. 4, 2011 Thurs, Oct. 20, 2011Tues, Dec. 13, 2011 Mon. Nov. 28, 2011Thurs, Feb. 23, 2012 Wed, Feb. 8, 2012Thurs, April 19, 2012 Wed, April 4, 2012

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

The motto “Education through School Sport” forms the foundation of high school athletics in Ontario, and there are countless ways in which school sport enhances the education of students.

Sportsmanship is a key component of this educational process and it should be a priority of every school’s athletic program.

The following story of sportsmanship was conveyed by former OFSAA Executive Director Colin Hood in the March 1995 edition of the Bulletin.

A high school football team trailed 14-10 with seconds to play. The team’s coach called a timeout to plan the final play of the game which was a pass to the wide receiver. The game restarted and the wide receiver caught the pass in the end zone to win the game. After the team celebrated, the athlete who caught the ball then came to the coach and informed him that he went out of bounds prior to catching the ball. The coach immediately informed the officials of the problem and the game was awarded to the other team.

In the locker room after the game, the coach congratulated the athlete for his honesty and then told the rest of the team, “Winning is for a day, a passing thing. However, honesty, fair play, and being a good sport are lifetime matters”.

The coach was subject to all kinds of abuse from members of his school and alumni for making the decision in an important game.

Colin’s story is a classic example of sportsmanship and more importantly the education of young people through school sport. The coach’s decision took

courage and he surely knew he would be criticized by those only concerned with winning the game.

This was clearly a “teachable moment” and the coach took advantage of it to impart a lesson on his student-athletes. It is an example of the essence of school sport and likely helped shape values the players took with them through life.

This clearly wouldn’t have happened in professional sport; there is too much money at stake. It also wouldn’t be common at most levels of amateur sport including school sport. It is, however, an excellent example of how sport can be used as means to educate students, and in the end, the students benefitted more from the coach’s decision than they would have by winning the game.

It may have just taken them a few years to realize it.

Doug Gellatly

OFSAA and KidSport will be continuing the grant program that

allows student-athletes to apply for financial support in 2011-12. Students may apply for up to $250 per school year to cover their participation fees of any interschool sport teams they otherwise would be unable to afford.

Funds will be allocated on a first come, first-served basis. A student may apply

as many times as they wish, however they may only receive a maximum of $250 in the current school year.

Once approved for funding, a school official must confirm the student is participating in the sport before funding is released.

For more information, an application form, and to read the grant guidelines and rules, please visit our website and click on Programs - KidSport.

Financial Aid for School Sport

Speaking of Sportsmanship... Nominate Your Athletes for the OFSAA Character Athete Award!OFSAA has a new award for student-athletes who encompass OFSAA values of sportsmanship, leadership, respect and equity, the Character Athlete Award. OFSAA awards this each season to one male and one female athlete nominated by their coaches. More information can be found at on the website under Scholarships and Awards - Character Athlete. And head on over to page 13 to see this winter's recipients!


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EligibilityIn order to accommodate the participation of as many students as possible, an addition was made to the OFSAA eligibility rules which states, “A student may only play on one team in the same sport (team or individual) at the OFSAA level during a school year.”

Nordic SkiingThe OFSAA Nordic Skiing Championships have added a Demonstration Event to the championship for Para-Nordic and Special Needs Athletes.

Badmintona) In years where any date(s) of the Canadian Junior Badminton Championships and the OFSAA Badminton Championship overlap, any competitor registered in the Canadian Junior Badminton Championship will not be eligible to compete in the OFSAA Badminton Championship.

SwimmingEach event winner from the Association Swim Championship meet, or from an OFSAA qualifying meet may enter OFSAA for that event plus any swimmers making the time standard for the event at the association qualifying meet. Thus, the Top 32 rule has been removed from the playing regulations.

GolfAn association may enter a maximum of seven golfers with a score of 110 or less on a minimum par 70 course. Each association may enter their top three golfers regardless of their score. The host Association will be permitted to enter two additional golfers. Additional association entries will be added at the discretion of the convenor using a random draw. Field size is limited to a maximum of 128 golfers.

VolleyballThe OFSAA Boys’ and OFSAA Girls’ Volleyball Championships will now be held over three days. In this transition year, please check the OFSAA Championship calendar in this publication for which

championships will be operating in the old two-day format and which championships will be operating in the new three-day format. Please see the OFSAA Volleyball playing regulations for the new three-day schedule format.

The OFSAA Boys' Volleyball Championships shall be held on the Thursday, Friday and Saturday of the 12th weekend following Labour Day unless extraordinary circumstances dictate a change.

The OFSAA Girls' Volleyball Championships shall be held on the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of the week immediately prior to the March break unless extraordinary circumstances dictate a change. Play should be completed no later than the Wednesday immediately prior to the March break.

All matches in pool play (round robin) shall be best two out of three sets, and all matches of the playoffs (consolation and championship quarter finals, consolation and championship semi-finals, consolation finals, bronze medal match, and gold medal match) shall be best three out of five sets.

Championship and FestivalsAppendix 7 be replaced with the following:

a) OFSAA Championship and Festival

The OFSAA Championship Review Committee shall receive and evaluate reports from all OFSAA festivals and championships annually to ensure approved criteria is being met and shall, from time to time, make specific recommendations to the respective Sport Advisory Committee for improvements in order to maintain their current status as a festival or championship.

Each festival and championship will also undergo a “hard review” every three years to determine whether the event status of a sport should be changed or maintained and provide these recommendations to the Representative’s Council.

Changes to OFSAA Playing Regulations

This was expected to be the final year of a three-year grant from the Ministry of Health Promotion and Sport Canada, in which secondary school leadership students taught students in their elementary feeder schools flag football, flag rugby, and ultimate. 103 secondary schools conducted the program in 130 elementary schools during the past three years. This was a win-win situation, as it gave the leadership students an opportunity to develop their skills, introduced a new sport to the local elementary school, and provided both schools with equipment and resources so the sport could continue in future years.

This grant has been extended for one more year

to allow more schools to take advantage of this opportunity. School applications will be accepted in the following order:

1. Schools applying for the first time to conduct the ‘Bridging the Gap’ program.

2. Current schools participating in the program but working with a new elementary feeder school.

3. Current schools participating in the program but choosing a different sport.

Full details are outlined in this Bulletin and an application form is enclosed. Information can also be found on the OFSAA website.

Bridging the Gap Through School Sport

• 131 schools province- wide received up to $800 to enhance their physical education programs and obtain equipment for future years

• Schools presented a wide scope of activities including Aussie X football, peteka, omnikin, scooter hockey, boxing, snowshoeing, Inuit games, disc golf, yoga, fitness activities, ultimate, etc.

• These activities provided the students with new experiences and new challenges

Special thanks to the Ministry of Health Promotion and Sport, and the Ontario Trillium Foundation for these grants.

in 131 Schools in 2010-11

OFSAA is fortunate to have several companies supporting school sport in Ontario. Official equipment has been play-tested and endorsed by experienced teacher-coaches.

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

MilkThe official recovery drink of • OFSAA Basketball

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

AccommodationsWestmont Hospitality Group

Official hotel partner of OFSAA•

RingsBaron Insignia

Official ring supplier of OFSAA•

Cross Country and Track and FieldNike

Official sponsor•

Please Support OFSAA’s School Sport Sponsors


News from the OFSAA AGMAt the Annual General Meeting, OFSAA recognized the members of the Representatives' Council who are leaving in June. They are as follows:

• Katie Flynn is leaving after one year as the CISAA representative

• Vince Bellisimo is leaving after seven years as the TDCAA representative

OFSAA would like to thank Katie and Vince for their dedication to school sport and all their hard work as members of the Representatives' Council.

OFSAA also recognized assistant director Lexy Fogel, who will be

starting a one year maternity leave at the end of June. Congratulations to Lexy!

OFSAA continues its partnership with the Coaches Association of Ontario and teacher-coaches are encouraged to visit the CAO website – www.coachesontario.ca or a Provincial Sport Organization website for a schedule of NCCP training programs.

These programs will keep teacher-coaches updated on current coaching theory and techniques, and help teachers with not only the new terminology, but the latest integration of the Canadian Sport For Life document, with sport-specific technical training.

OFSAA's Coaching In Ontario Schools - Secondary course continues to be offered to Associations, District

School Boards and Faculties of Education across the province. The NCCP-accredited course launched in September 2010 in Thunder Bay and spread right across the province, including stops in Englehart, North Bay, Windsor and Ottawa. Over 50 courses have been conducted, training over 1100 coaches. The newly revised 3.5 hour format gives teachers and coaches the skills they need to coach effectively in the secondary school environment. The on-site workshop covers OFSAA rules, school and Board administrative information, long-term athlete development theory and the Ophea Provincial Safety Guidelines.

Contact Michael Suraci at [email protected] for more information.

OFSAA Coaching Committee Update

OFSAA Special Projects Coordinator Peter Morris presents Vince Bellisimo with his plaque.

CISAA Rep Greg Reid presents Katie Flynn with her plaque.

Lexy Fogel accepts her gift on behalf of OFSAA staff and representatives.

What does “OFSAA-sanctioned” mean?• All teams/individuals participating must be eligible

under OFSAA rules and regulations.

• All competitors must be accompanied by a teacher and the OFSAA supervision policy must be followed.

When do you need OFSAA sanctioning for an event?• If you are hosting an invitational event for Ontario

schools and you want all competitors to be on an even playing field, then you should get the event sanctioned by OFSAA. All promotional materials for your invitational should use the term “OFSAA-sanctioned” so that schools are aware of the eligibility and supervision requirements.

• If you are hosting an invitational/exhibition event and inviting teams/from out-of-province or U.S. schools you MUST obtain OFSAA sanctioning.

• If you are attending a sanctioned event in another province, your school requires OFSAA sanction

• If you are attending any sporting event in the U.S. sanctioned by the host state or the National Federation of High Schools (NFHS) then you require OFSAA sanctioning.

Forms requesting any sanction can be found on the OFSAA website and should be submitted at least one month prior to the event you are hosting or attending.

Questions regarding sanctioning should be directed to Diana Ranken, OFSAA Sanctions Coordinator at [email protected].

IMPORTANT REMINDER: If your school is planning on attending invitational events in another province or the US in the early fall, or hosting teams from out-of-province, be sure to get your request for OFSAA sanction in now as it is a requirement. Check the new regulations for supervision carefully also. All sanction forms are on the OFSAA website.

OFSAA Sanctioning for Events

OFSAA-sanctioned Invitational EventsFootballEastern Ontario Six-A-Side High School FootballSept. 6 - Nov. 12, 2011 Kawartha, EOSSAA, Bay of QuinteConvenor: Mike Rumleski North Hastings HS Phone: 613.332.1220 [email protected]

HockeyUWO Purple and White Girls' Hockey TournamentNovember 23-24, 2011 University of Western, LondonConvenors: Tim Clayton Brian Gosling Mother Teresa CSS University of Western Phone: 519.675.4433 Phone: 519.671.0318 [email protected] [email protected]

28th Annual Senior Boys' "Bur Bear" High School Hockey TournamentFebruary 2-4, 2012 BurlingtonConvenors: Dave Wood Tam Morrison Robert Bateman HS Wave Hockey Inc. Phone: 905.632.5151 Phone: 905.634.0964 [email protected] [email protected]

Burlington "Wave" Twin Rinks High School Tournament Schedule 2011-12Contact: Tam Morrison, Wave Hockey Inc. Phone: 905.634.0964 [email protected]

November 10, 2011 Senior Boys' Quick Start JamboreeNovember 15, 2011 Senior Girls' Start Up InvitationalNovember 16-17, 2011 The Wave's Senior Boys' Early EditionDecember 1-2, 2011 The Waves Senior Boys' InvitationalDecember 15, 2011 Senior Girls' Holiday Classic JamboreeDecember 20-21, 2011 Senior Boys' Holiday Cup TournamentFebruary 14, 2012 6th Annual Queen of Hearts InvitationalFebruary 15-16, 2012 Senior Boys' Playoff Tune Up InvitationalMarch 22, 2012 Junior Boys' Jamboree #1March 27, 2012 Junior Boys' Jamboree #2April 3-5, 2012 The Burlington Wave Junior Tournament

OFSAA is pleased to announce that the Grays Astrotec Dimple Ball from AKPro has been named the official field hockey ball of OFSAA. AKPro is one of the leading field hockey equipment suppliers in Canada. They will be sponsoring the OFSAA field hockey championship, and the Grays Astrotec Dimple Ball will be used in all games.

OFSAA’s partnership with AKPro will continue now through the 2012-13 school year. For more information on AKPro and their products, please visit www.akprocanada.com.

OFSAA is also happy to announce that Yonex has renewed its sponsorship as OFSAA’s official racquet and shuttlecock through the 2013-14 school year.

It has been great working with Yonex over the years, and OFSAA would like to thank them for their continued support of high school sport in Ontario. For more information about Yonex, please visit www.yonex.com.

Sponsorship News - Field Hockey and Badminton


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The Ontario Olympic Youth Academy (OOYA) was held on May 6 - 8 at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo. The 2011 OOYA was packed with Olympic guest speakers including Erin McLean, 2008 Beijing Team Canada-Softball; Adam Kreek, 2008 gold medalist Men’s 8-Beijing; Dave Willsie co-caption of Team Canada’s Wheelchair Rugby Team and The Olympians Banquet speaker; and Jason Burnett, 2008 Silver Medalist-Trampoline. It was truly inspiring experience, as these Olympians shared the story of their journey and what Olympism means to them.

This three-day conference was designed to educate Ontario’s youth about the values of Olympism and how to effectively use their voice to promote the Canadian Olympic values through the use of social media. Participants also engaged in an Olympic Values art project, a mini Olympics and were introduced to Paralympic sports including Wheelchair Basketball and Sledge Hockey.

Thank you for the continued support from the following partners:

• OFSAA• Canadian Olympic Committee

• Wilfrid Laurier University• ParaSport Ontario• Sport Alliance of Ontario• Civitan Sports Waterloo Region

A special thank you to the OOYA Organizing Committee for their efforts to make this all possible which includes: Matt Allen, Doug Buchanan, Anita Comella, Dan Henhawk, Steve Sevor, Mike Suraci, Lisa Wallace and Chair Steph Sutton.

Congratulations to all those who attended. This year’s group demonstrated promise to carry out their creativity and enthusiasm for the Olympic movement through blogging, tweeting, Facebooking and sharing videos from YouTube. It was truly a pleasure to have had the opportunity to meet the sports leaders of tomorrow.

The 2011 Ontario Olympic Youth AcademyOn May 5 and 6, 120 high school teachers, coaches, and athletic directors from across Ontario attended the 2011 OFSAA Coaching Symposium conference at Brock University in St. Catharines.

Over the course of the two-day event, participants had the opportunity to attend interactive coaching sessions, led by experienced professionals, in both the classroom and on the field. These sessions included taping, CS4L, Coaching In Ontario Schools, sports psychology, social media, track and field, soccer, ultimate, rugby, tchoukball, yoga for athletes, basketball, golf, volleyball, badminton, and many others.

Also during the conference, OFSAA hosted a tradeshow, which gave vendors the opportunity to display and sell their programs, products and services, while interacting with conference participants. There were a wide variety of booths to visit, as well as many prizes to be won.

On Friday, May 7, OFSAA presented the 2011 Investors Group Volunteer Sport Administrator Award to Brian Fuller of Saltfleet DHS in Stoney Creek (pictured below) for his commitment and service to his school, as well as

OFSAA!

A huge thank you to the presenters, delegates, and tradeshow vendors for making the 2011 OFSAA Coaching Symposium so much fun and such a great success!

OFSAA would also like to thank organizers Jean-Gilles Larocque (NOSSA), Lexy Fogel (OFSAA staff), Erin Gray (YRAA), Sarah Rush (NCSSAA), Lindsey Evanoff (OFSAA staff), Mary Cahill (student intern), and Jaylene Morrison (YRAA), pictured below from left to right.

2011 OFSAA Coaching Symposium Recap

OFSAA Women's Sport SchoolMay 2012This conference is a professional development event that brings together teacher-coaches from across the province to share ideas and get motivated. The program encompasses a wide variety of sessions for both curricular and co-curricular programs, with sessions geared to high school and elementary school teachers. The aim of the Women’s Sport School is to

increase participants’ knowledge in several areas of school sport, expose them to new/unconventional sports, teaching methods, as well as provide opportunities for discussion groups with peers.

Watch the OFSAA website and fall Bulletin for more information!


By Kary Roser, StudentSt. Mary's CSS

In today’s society, sports are occasionally recognized as recreational with no true value to offer their participants. This is not the case. Any dedicated athlete will declare that their involvement in sport has helped them develop as a person. Through sports, one acquires discipline, work ethic, time management skills, a competitive edge, social skills, a sense of accomplishment, and long-lasting relationships with teammates, coaches and even opponents.

At first glance, this photo seems to capture a happy moment for a group of girls. After further analysis, the differences can be spotted: two schools from the same board but with different coloured medals hanging around each individual’s neck. This picture was taken after the 2010 OFSAA Girls' AAAA Basketball gold medal game.

St. Mary’s (my team) won the contest, but Bishop Tonnos was also successful. By earning the silver medal, Tonnos performed their best in their OFSAA basketball debut, and also proved their third place ranking wrong. The game was a hard-fought battle between the teams. It was physical, intense, and every player was willing to do whatever it took to bring home the gold. St. Mary’s and Bishop Tonnos excelled in the Catholic league, GHAC region, and provincially. Both teams well represented the rising level of girl’s basketball as well as the caliber of play in the Hamilton Wentworth Catholic District School Board.

This picture also says a lot about sportsmanship. Sportsmanship is an athlete’s decision to show courtesy toward teammates and opponents and gracefully accept victory or defeat. At the end of the final game, both teams came together as friends, not opponents. Each individual forgot about the outcome of the game, but rather focused on celebrating their team’s accomplishments together as one.

Bill Bradley, former US Senator and NBA player said, “What’s the point of achieving anything in basketball if you can’t share it?” This picture was a way of sharing a special moment with current school teammates, former club, high school or house league teammates, and friends.

Another important value that can be learned in sports is respect and caring. One learns to respect their coaches, teammates, officials, fans and opponents. In order to respect one’s opponents, it is necessary to give 110% at all times. Playing at the highest level pushes the defender to play at their best as well. Players battle and push each other on the court, but off the court one finds a mutual respect - respect for the player and also the person they are off the court. This mutual respect was evident on that November evening, and is captured in this picture.

Both the final game and this photo demonstrate sportsmanship at its best and embody OFSAA AAAA tournament motto of ‘Caring, Sharing, and Excelling.’ Personally, it was a wonderful way to end a high school basketball career.

‘A Picture Worth A Thousand Words’ OFSAA 2010 – Caring, Sharing, Excelling Former OFSAA Rep Honoured at Ontario Sport Awards

Congratulations to Terry O’Rourke, retired teacher-coach from South Huron District High School in WOSSAA, for receiving the Syl Apps Award at the Ontario Sport Awards on April 14, for his outstanding service to OFSAA and school sport.

This award is presented by the Sport Alliance of Ontario in partnership with the Ontario government and the Ministry of Health Promotion and Sport.

The OFSAA Executive nominates individuals who have served as members of the Councils or the Annual Assembly of OFSAA, have contributed to their local and Association organizations, and are active in their communities.

Terry taught at South Huron District High School for his entire 35-year career, coaching boys’ and girls’ basketball, track and field, rugby, soccer, and volleyball. His involvement in coaching also extended into the community,

where he worked with the women’s basketball Junior Development Program, served on the Selection Committee for the Ontario Women’s basketball team, and founded and directed the South Huron Basketball Camp for elementary schools.

Terry was also active in sports administration at both WOSSAA

and OFSAA levels. He served as President of the Huron-Perth Athletic Association, and sat on the WOSSAA Board of Directors for 20 years. At OFSAA he chaired the Classifications Committee, and continues to do so during his retirement. He also served as a member of the Sanctions and Demographics Committees.

Whenever events are held in his area, Terry volunteers to help in some capacity, and has worked on the Canada Summer Games, the Canadian Women’s Golf and the Canadian Amateur Golf tournaments, the Canadian Special Olympics, and OFSAA championships.

Terry’s calm, thoughtful decision-making, strong belief in, and practice of, fair play and good sportsmanship set an excellent example for the many students whom he taught and coached during his career.

OFSAA was pleased to nominate Terry and congratulate him on this prestigious award.

OFSAA President Lynn Kelman (centre), accepts the award on behalf of Terry O'Rourke from Margarett Best, Minister of Health Promotion and Sport (left), and Joanne Flint, daughter of Syl Apps.

Scholarships & Awards

Scholarships & Awards


Ontario Service AwardsEach year the Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration recognizes volunteers from all areas of service for their contributions to the various organizations with which they work, and for their positive impact on their communities.

Six such individuals were nominated by OFSAA this year and received these awards for their volunteer efforts for many years on behalf of student-athletes.

The following recipients will receive their awards at local ceremonies.

Congratulations and thank you to:

Brian Fuller, SOSSA

Heather Henricks, YRAA

Mike Russell, ROPSSAA

Karen Briard, LOSSA

Pat Reilly, TDCAA

Sheila Kuyper, CISAA

Ontario Coaching Excellence Awards Recognizes OFSAA Teacher-CoachesOFSAA selected two teacher-coaches as the 2011 recipients of the Coaches Association of Ontario (CAO) School Sport Award. Congratulations to Jackie Trudeau of London Central Secondary School (WOSSAA) (above right) and Mark Sauve from Glengarry District High School (EOSSAA) (above left). Both are pictured with Lynn Kelman, OFSAA President, and Margarett Best, Minister of Health Promotion and Sport.

The CAO’s Coaching Excellence Awards recognize the significant contributions coaches make to both their sport and to athletes in Ontario.

Jackie Trudeau has coached in the secondary schools of WOSSA for the past 24 years, leading her athletes in cross country running, track and field, and swimming. She has been the Athletic Director at Central SS since 1999 and in 2002 was honored with the OFSAA Leadership in Sport Award for Cross Country Running.

Jackie has assisted many younger coaches, and has also been a mentor to many female athletes, influencing them to be involved in coaching.

Over the past 30 years, Mark Sauvé has coached badminton, soccer, basketball and hockey programs. He has been deemed a fantastic resource in our community and tirelessly assists beginning coaches in these sports. Marc has dedicated countless hours beyond the school community to serve as a convener and executive member of the EOSSA.

As the coach of student-athletes, Mark provides a role model for his athletes through a positive attitude and a strong sense of fair play. He offers leadership challenges within his programs in order to improve student athlete development.

Visit www.youtube.com/CoachesOntario for videos of these two recipients.

Congratulations to Rubin Kataki from Merivale High School in Merivale and Allison Haggart from Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute in Toronto, chosen to be the male and female recipients of the OFSAA Winter Character Athlete Award.

Thank you to all coaches who submitted applications representing their student-athletes. This was an extremely difficult decision, as all of the applications were amazing!

Rubin Kataki (Merivale)was nominated by his coach Toni Agraniotis-House, who says Rubin leads at his school by example, and encourages others to perform their very best.

Rubin participates in swimming, volleyball and badminton in the winter, and cross country, track and field, and cricket in the

fall and spring. He has competed in OFSAA in both swimming and cross country for his school Merivale High School.

In addition to his athletic activities, Rubin is a member of his school's student and athletic council, and a few other extra-curricular organizations within his school, and also manages to find time to volunteer in his community.

"Rubin is involved in so many sports and activities it is unfathomable how he manages to maintain his high grades and never asks for extensions for school activities," said Ms. Agraniotis-House. "He is clearly committed to achieving his very best in and out of the classroom, and consistently makes mature choices to ensure he can

balance both curricular and extra-curricular activities successfully.

Our female recipient is Allison Haggart (Lawrence Park), who was nominated by her coach Ana Djuricic. At her school, Allison participates in snowboarding in the winter, cross country in the fall, and track and field in the spring.

Allison is not only an active member of her school's snowboarding team...she initiated, developed and now runs it! After her school initially declined to support a team in 2009, Allison persisted and arranged all the details herself. She approached Ms. Djuricic to be the staff supervisor of the team, arranged for all forms to be filed out and signed, ran the dry-land portion of the training twice a week, and arranged transportation to and from training days and races.

Allison's efforts paid off when both the boys' and girls' snowboard teams at her school qualified to compete at this year's OFSAA Snowboarding Festival, where Allison took home a gold medal in the girls' Level 2 giant slalom (you can see a photo of Allison with her team on page 16).

Allison is also a member of her school's Buddy Program, where she aids in the transition of incoming Grade 9 students and acts as an ambassador for Lawrence Park.

"Allison is a natural leader for the younger students, and acts as their unofficial big sister at school, " said Ms. Djuricic. "She is committed to making Lawrence Park a safe and enjoyable experience for incoming students."

Nike Corporate Citation AwardCongratulations to Nike Canada for receiving a Government of Ontario Corporate Citation for its long-time sponsorship of the OFSAA Cross Country, and Track and Field Championships.

The award was presented at the Ontario Sport Awards ceremony in April by Margarett Best, Minister of Health Promotion and Sport, and accepted by Aimee Beeston from Nike (pictured right).

Nike has helped raise the profile of these events and

improve the experience for the participating student-athletes. In addition to providing a monetary contribution, Nike also provides the bib numbers and hip numbers for all competitors at the provincial and regional levels, as well as the finish line standard and host committee clothing.

This past year Nike stepped-up their involvement by adding an "athletes village" at the events which enhanced the overall atmosphere for the participants.

OFSAA Character Athletes - Winter Season

Karen Baird accepts her award from Christine Elliott, MPP for the riding of Whitby – Oshawa


OFSAA Winter 2011 Championship Photo Gallery

Boys' AAA BasketballPhoto by Sean Georgiou Photo by Ron Jason Photography


Championship Results

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Festival Results

Girls' Doubles ResultsA Flight1. Pearl Ho & Jewel Ho, Havergal College, CISAA2. Priscilla Goh & Jamie Wood, Havergal College, CISAA3. Donna Yan & Daiyan Lo, Earl Haig, TDSSAA4. Hilary Lau & Inga Lo, YRAA

B Flight1. Johanna Roy & Alexandra Ayotte, É.S.C. Franco-Cite, NCSSAA2. May Lu & Lorraine Lam, Unionville HS, YRAA3. Riley Hogan & Rachel Ivey, Korah Collegiate, NOSSA4. Catrina Davis & Jillian Macklin, Bayside SS, COSSA

C Flight1. Katie Allison & Kim Moroun, Belle River, SWOSSAA2. Nicole Do & Olivia Henhoeffer, Grand River CI, CWOSSA3. Larischa Dewetl & Laura Burget, Kingston CVI, EOSSAA4. Jennifer Pitcher & Jocelyn Pitcher, East Northumberland SS, COSSA

Boys' DoublesA Flight1. Jackie Yeung & Andrew Lau, Bill Crothers SS, YRAA2. Earl Macute & Josh Macute, JF ROSS, CWOSSA3. Jason Mak & Avery Lee, St. Augustine CHS, YRAA4. Alex Le & Matthew Pang, St. Francis Xavier, ROPSSAA

B Flight1. Eric Cao & Joshua Sham, Glenforest, ROPSSAA2. William Kang & Dennis Wu, Harbord, TDSSAA3. Matt Aydemir & Jimmy Mon, Mackenzie HS, EOSSAA4. Mike Wang & Christopher Wong, MacDonald, TDSSAA

C Flight1. Shane McGorman & Johny Krahn, Belle River, SWOSSAA 2. Craig Caldwell & Nathan Tucker, Orillia District, GBSSA3. Kevin Liou & Jon Chan, Guelph Collegiate, CWOSSA4. Travis Feddema & Mark Fyk, Smithville Christian HS, SOSSA

Mixed DoublesA Flight1. Neil Tai-Pow & Rachel Honderich, Upper Canada College & Bishop Strachan School, CISAA2. Kevin Tseng & Annie Tzeng, Bell HS, NCSSAA3. Andrew Lee & Vivan Kwok, Unionville HS, YRAA4. Jack Hall & Sarah Bowman, Royal St. George`s College & Branksome Hall, CISAA

B Flight1. Jarson Wu & Wenjin Haw, Leacock, TDSSAA2. Stan McElroy & Rachel Goldsworthy, Cameron Heights CI, CWOSSA3. Karolyne Blaine & Josh Demore, É.S. MacDonald-Cartier, NOSSA4. Mike Louckes & Sara Widdis, Norwood DSS, COSSA

C Flight1. Ricky U & Jia Yi Feng, Albert Campbell, TDSSAA2. Pascale King & Julien Belanger, É.S.C. Theriault, NEOAA3. Stevie Wielgosch & Cody Osieke, Manitouwadge HS, NWOSSAA4. Maxime Surprenant & Sandra Koch, É.S.C. Casselman, EOSSAA

OFSAA Snowboarding FestivalCamp Fortune March 4, 2011The OFSAA Snowboarding Festival was hosted this year by EOSSAA at Camp Fortune, under ideal snowboarding conditions. There were 289 snowboarders from 52 schools representing eight associations in the giant slalom events at the festival.

OFSAA would like to thank the festival co-convenors, Karen Dodds and Krista Petrie-Wallace, from EOSSAA for a well-organized event. Thank you

also to all the volunteer officials who help made the festival such a success.

As both competitions were on the same hill, the numerous spectators were able to see both the girls’ and boys’ competitions simultaneously.

Congratulations to all the snowboarders for qualifying for the Festival through their associations. The competition was excellent.

Girls' Level 1 Team Results1. Oakville Trafalgar HS GHAC2. Aurora HS YRAA3. Lisgar CI NCSSAA4. Northern SS TDSSAA Girls' Level 1 Individual Results1. Rachel Penman Lisgar CI NCSSAA2. Chanelle Fortin Arnprior DHS EOSSAA3. Jenna Livingston Aurora HS YRAA4. Sarah Skuce Fenelon Falls SS COSSA

Boys' Level 1 Team Results1. Renfrew CI EOSSAA2. Aurora HS YRAA3. Oakville Trafalgar HS GHAC4. Arnprior DHS EOSSAA

Boys' Level 1 Individual Results1. Jason Fleury Renfrew CI EOSSAA2. Kim Livingston Aurora HS YRAA3. Louis Blimkie Renfrew CI EOSSAA4. Matt Izzard Oakville Trafalgar HS GHAC

Girls' Level 2 Individual Results1. Allison Haggart Lawrence Park CI TDSSAA2. Sacha Fiand Oakville Trafalgar HS GHAC3. Danielle Hildebrand Community Hebrew Ac. TDCAA4. Alanna McCormick Perth & District CI EOSSAA

Boys' Level 2 Individual Results1. Daniel Catalano TA Blakelock HS GHAC2. Andrew Hildebrand Forest Hill CI TDSSAA3. DJ Bott Langstaff SS YRAA4. Norrie Sheng Bayview SS YRAA

OFSAA BadmintonAurora and King City May 12 - 14, 2011

CISAA was the host association for this year`s OFSAA Badminton Championship, which used the beautiful facilities at St. Andrew`s College in Aurora and St. Thomas Villanova College in King City. Convenor Greg Reid had many late nights and early mornings planning this year's championship, ensuring all details were taken care of and it was clear that all the athletes and coaches benefited with a great championship experience.

Site convenor Paul Bedard must also be congratulated for ensuring the facility at Villanova was in perfect shape, and coordinating matches all tournament long at the main competition site.

Day 1 saw a lot of badminton played, but at the end of the day students and coaches were able to sit back, relax, and enjoy a wonderful banquet meal which

included guest speaker, and OFSAA Badminton guru, Wayne King. Also at the banquet, David Meijer, OFSAA Badminton Sport Advisory Committee Chair, shared some stories about this year's Leadership in School Sport recipient, Mary Parsons (Banting Memorial HS, GBSSA), including game highlights from when they were once mixed doubles partners years ago.

Mary has been playing and coaching badminton for more than 25 years and is a strong reason why the badminton program is so successful at her school and why her students seem to qualify for OFSAA each year. Mary also assists in organizing tournaments and events including the Banting Birdie Bash, a large student –teacher badminton competition. Coaches at Mary's school speak to her ability to use every opportunity as a teachable moment, whether in victory or defeat, and her positive attitude carries into everything she does. Congratulations Mary on a well deserved award.

Day 2 saw the competition heat up with game speeds

getting faster and play beginning to take its toll on the athletes. Day 3 had all medal matches taking place at Villanova, which provided some of the greatest viewing facilities in recent badminton history.

All matches were well attended and crowds were appreciative of the action taking place on the court. Congratulations is extended to all athletes in the competition, as nothing but great sportsmanship and positive play was demonstrated throughout the tournament. This is obviously a reflection of the coaches as everyone at OFSAA badminton seems to be walking around with a smile on their face, greeting each other like old friends, and creating a positive atmosphere for all involved.

Thank you again to convenor Greg Reid, his committee, and the host schools for hosting this year's championship.

Lawrence Park CI, Toronto


North Bay was the place to be this winter for basketball fans, as the city was the host for both the Boys’ A and AA Basketball Championships.

Convenors Patrick Lalonde and Lorie Tremblay from ÉSC Algonquin (NOSSA) ensured athletes and coaches were treated to a well organized and exciting championship.

The top four seeds did not disappoint, finishing exactly in the order they were placed at the start of the tournament.

Ridley College (CISAA) fought their way to the gold medal game for the second year in a row, but fell just short of capturing the championship to a strong team from J.L. Forster SS (SWOSSAA). Congratulations to Kyle Osborne, Emerson Alvarez, D'Angelo Knox, William Laracaston, Arthur Thompson, Abdullah El-baba, David McDuffie, DeAndre Brown, Habib Haidar, Ty-Lee Jackson, Jermaine Lynch, Aymen Alwan, and coaches Pat Osborne, Mike Harrington, and Liam Murdock.

There was no shortage of food at the banquet as the convenors arranged for a hearty Italian meal that had enough leftover that "care packages" were made up for

teams to take back to their hotels. During the banquet, Lorie Tremblay was awarded the Leadership in School Sport Award for her 28 years of service and dedication to coaching basketball, track and field, soccer, hockey, and cross country at É.S.C. Algonquin. Lorie also volunteered as the NOSSA representative on the OFSAA Representatives' Council and has held numerous positions on local and association committees.

Also to be congratulated are the students from Pretty River Academy (GBSSA) who were awarded the Team Sportsmanship Banner for their positive attitude throughout the tournament.

OFSAA Boys’ A BasketballNorth Bay March 7 - 9, 2011

Participating TeamsAJ.L. Forster SS SWOSSARidley College CISAAÉ.S.P. Deslauriers NCSSAAKing's Christian Collegiate GHACÉ.S.C. Algonquin NOSSAHoly Trinity CSS EOSSAAMitchell DHS WOSSAADelhi DSS CWOSSANotre Dame CHS EOSSAA Red Lake DHS NWOSSAAEspanola HS NOSSAPretty River Academy GBSSAWest Park SS SOSSAO'Gorman HS NEOAARunnymede CI TDSSAACrawford Adventist Academy TDCAA

Quarter FinalsDelauriers def. Holy Trinity 65 - 58King’s Christian def. ESC Algonquin 76 - 46Ridley College def. Mitchell 72 - 57J.L. Forester def. O’Gorman 49 - 22

Semi FinalsJ.L. Forester def. King’s Christian 81 - 52Ridley College def. Deslauriers 64 - 48

Consolation FinalCrawford Adventist def. Runnymede 75 - 54

Bronze Medal MatchDeslauriers def. King’s Christian 69 - 64

Gold Medal Match Forester def. Ridley College 61 - 47

Girls' Singles A Flight1. Alena Sukhina Centennial SS, COSSA2. Kally Ho Thornhill SS, YRAA3. Chinue De LaMerced All Saints, NCSSAA4. Christy Yau Unionville, YRAA

B Flight1. Chihiro Kitayanna West Ferris SS, NOSSA2. Alice Zhu North Toronto, TDSSAA3. Nirosha Damboragama Lorne Park SS, ROPSSAA4. Carol De La Cerna St. Joseph Morrow Park, TDCAA

C Flight1. Alexandra Sitnik Holy Cross, SOSSA2. Kailey Houston Chatham-Kent, SWOSSAA3. Racquel Amos Manitouwadge HS, NWOSSAA4. Amy Hutchinson Parry Sound HS, GBSSA

Boys' SinglesA Flight1. Jacob Wei Che Kao Central Commerce, TDSSAA2. Andrew Wilkinson St. Michael`s College, CISAA3. Owen Kurvits LaSalle Secondary, SWOSSAA4. Nathan Leung Bill Crothers SS, YRAA

B Flight1. Curtis Chan Pierre Elliot Trudeau SS, YRAA2. Austin Flannigan É.S.C.L. Citadelle, EOSSAA3. Jack Lan Bethune, TDSSAA4. Ryan Pham Leamington, SWOSSAA

C Flight1. Michael Stych Kingston CVI, EOSSAA2. Matthew Girgis Kings Christian Collegiate, GHAC3. Jack Laundry Bayside SS, COSSA4. Alexandre Girard O`Gorman HS, NEOAA



The Boys’ AAA Basketball Championship found its way down the QEW to St. Paul High School (SOSSA) in Niagara Falls.

Frank Capretta led the charge convening a championship that will be memorable for all involved. Enthusiastic crowds and fantastic finishes was the theme for many of the games in the championship, which saw Anderson C & VI (LOSSA) defeat Dr. John Denison (YRAA) 69-64.

Congratulations to team members Jackson Himbeault, Jacob Hutchcroft, Brandon Nickelchok, Dyshawn Pierre, Adam Cornthwaite, Samuel Dodington, Andrew Johnston, Mitchell Ledgerwood, Christian Ahyee, Jermaine Jones, Justin Edwards, Craig Williams, Duane Henry, Christopher Pinette, and coaches Dean Hutchcrott and Luigi Leonardis.

The championship banquet took place at John Michael’s Banquet and Conference Centre, where athletes and coaches were fed a fantastic meal in preparation for the start of tournament the next day. OFSAA President, Lynn Kelman, presented the Leadership in School Sport

Award to Brian Mulligan (SOSSA) for his more than 40 years of coaching school sport. Brian has been an avid basketball coach, helping out at all levels of basketball from elementary to university. Outside of coaching his basketball teams, Brian finds time to run camps and clinics in the community and once those are done he gets himself involved with provincial development programs for baseball.

St. Theresa HS (GBSSA) was awarded a deserving Team Sportsmanship Banner for their commitment to fair play and acts of sportsmanship during the championship. Congratulations to players and coaches for representing your school and serving as role models to all athletes.

OFSAA Boys’ AAA BasketballNiagara Falls March 7 - 9, 2011

Participating TeamsSt. Paul HS SOSSADr. John Denison YRAAAnderson C & VI LOSSAHillcrest HS NCSSAAGovernor Simcoe SS SOSSAI.E. Weldon SS COSSAHoly Cross CSS EOSSAASt. Theresa HS GBSSASt. Mary’s College NOSSANorth Park C & VS CWOSSAMartingrove CI TDSSAAJean Vanier TDCAAAscension of Our Lord SS ROPSSAASir Frederick Banting SS WOSSAAJarvis CI TDSSAAW.F. Herman SS SWOSSAA

Quarter FinalsAnderson def. Jarvis 62 - 58Herman def. Frederick Banting 78 - 62Hillcrest def. Jean Vanier 65 - 55John Denison def. Governor Simcoe 88 - 53

Semi FinalsAnderson def. Hillcrest 78 - 52John Denison def. Herman 80 - 51

Bronze Medal MatchHerman def. Hillcrest 70 - 66

Gold Medal Match Anderson def. John Denison 69 - 64

Along with the Boys` A Basketball Championship, the AA championship took place in beautiful, but cold, North Bay.

The committee at West Ferris SS (NOSSA), lead by Larry Tougas, are always amazing when hosting championships, and once again raised the bar with this year's tournament. Using the great atmosphere at West Ferris and facilities at Nipissing University, fans were treated to a championship that could have had any team taking home the gold medal.

The depth of competition was so strong that it wasn`t too much of a surprise when the 8th seed from Smith Falls DCI (EOSSAA) defeated 3rd seed St. Christopher SS (SWOSSAA) in a nail-biting overtime gold medal game.

Congratulations to Curtis Onion, Dischaine Thompson, Paul Hicks, Cal Henderson, Mitchell Clemmens, Brandon Wilkinson, Vince Dufort, Sean McEwen, Brendan Judd, Nick McGonegal, and coaches Todd Spencer, Eric Lapierre, and Dan Dufort.

Following an exciting first day of competition, the athletes and coaches were treated to a wonderful banquet which

featured a large selection of buffet dinner options, a taped video welcome from Gerry Dee to the athletes, prize give-aways, and a former student guest speaker who shared stories and important life lessons.

Larry Tougas was awarded an overdue Leadership in School Sport Award for his close to 30 years of coaching, fundraising, and convening for West Ferris Secondary School. Larry is known for his heavy involvement with coaching basketball, but he has been just as involved with coaching football as well as coaching baseball and any other sports that need a coach.

The Team Sportsmanship Banner was awarded to the well deserving team from Twin Lakes SS (GBSSA) who demonstrated great sportsmanship throughout the tournament and served as great role models for all competitors

OFSAA Boys’ AA BasketballNorth Bay March 7 - 9, 2011

Participating TeamsSt. Francis SS SOSSASt. Basil SS NOSSASt. Christopher SS SWOSSAARichview CI TDSSAASir Allan MacNab SS SOSSASt. Thomas Aquinas SS GHACWest Ferris SS NOSSA Smiths Falls DCI EOSSAATimmins H&VI NEOAAWestminster SS WOSSAAWoodbridge College LOSSALoyalist C&VI EOSSAAÉcole Secondaire Publique Louis-Riel NCSSAANicholson Catholic College COSSAOur Lady of Lourdes HS CWOSSAArchbishop Romero CSS CISAA/TDCAASuperior C&VI NWOSSAATwin Lakes SS GBSSA

Quarter FinalsSmiths Falls def. St. Francis 45 - 37St. Basil def. West Ferris 43 - 37Richview def. Sir Allan MacNab 58 - 38St. Christopher def. Loyalist 52 - 29

Semi FinalsSt. Christopher def. St. Basil 56 - 49Smiths Falls def. Richview 49 - 47

Bronze Medal MatchRichview def. St. Basil 54 - 46

Gold Medal Match Smiths Falls def. St. Christopher SS 41 - 38



Championship Results2011-12 OFSAA Championship Calendar

Boys' Golf Festival (COSSA)Wed - Thurs, Oct. 12 - 13, BellevilleJim Barbeau, Nicholson CSP: 613.967.0404 F: [email protected] Deadline: Mon, Oct. 3

Girls' Golf Festival (NCSSAA)Wed - Thurs, Oct. 12 - 13, KanataKendra Read, All Saints HSP: 613.271.4254 F: [email protected] Deadline: Mon, Oct. 3

Girls' Field Hockey (YRAA)Thurs - Sat, Nov. 3 - 5, NewmarketCathie Croucher, Newmarket HSP: [email protected] Deadline: Sun, Oct. 30

Cross Country (NCSSAA)Sat, Nov. 5, Ottawa-GloucesterSean Clancy & Gary MonsourEntry Deadline: Sun, Oct. 30

Boys' A Volleyball (NOSSA)Thurs - Sat, Nov. 24 - 26, Little Current Peter Kategiannis, Manitoulin SSP: 705.368.7000 F: [email protected] Deadline: Sun, Nov. 20

Boys’ AA Volleyball (WOSSAA)Thurs - Sat, Nov. 24 - 26, StratfordMartin Ritsma, F.E. Madill SSP: 519.357.1800 F: [email protected] Deadline: Sun, Nov. 20

Boys’ AAA Volleyball (GHAC) Thurs - Sat, Nov. 24 - 26, HamiltonAndrea McCabe, Cathedral HSP: 905.522.3581 x3040 F: [email protected] Deadline: Sun, Nov. 2

Boys’ AAAA Volleyball (GHAC)Thurs - Sat, Nov. 24 - 26, HamiltonAndrea McCabe, Cathedral HSP: 905.522.3581 x3040 F: [email protected] Deadline: Sun, Nov. 20

Girls' A Basketball (CISAA)Thurs - Sat, Nov. 24 - 26, St. CatherinesDave Whitty, Ridley CollegeP: 905.732.1361 F: [email protected] Entry Deadline: Sun, Nov. 20

Girls’ AA Basketball (EOSSA)Thurs - Sat, Nov. 24 - 26, BrockvilleMatt Reil, St. Mary CHSP: 613.342.4911 F: [email protected] Deadline: Sun, Nov. 20

Girls’ AAA Basketball (EOSSA) Thurs - Sat, Nov. 24 - 26, KingstonKelly Dixton & Dr. Tom Holmes, Holy Cross Catholic SSP: 613.384.1919 F: [email protected], [email protected] Deadline: Sun, Nov. 20

Girls’ AAAA Basketball (SWOSSAA) Thurs - Sat, Nov. 24 - 26, Belle RiverAndy Kiss, St. AnneP: 519.727.8908 F: [email protected] Deadline: Sun, Nov. 20

Football Bowls (Committee)Wed, Nov. 30 (TBA), TorontoContact OFSAA office for details.Entry Deadline: TBA

Nordic Skiing (GBSSA)Thurs - Fri, Feb. 23 - 24, HuntsvilleJohn Cowan, Huntsville HSP: 705.789.5594 F: [email protected] Deadline: Tues, Feb. 14

Alpine Skiing (Committee)Mon - Tues, Feb. 27 - March 8, CollingwoodContact OFSAA office for details.Entry Deadline: Thurs, Feb. 16

Snowboarding Festival (TDCAA)Fri, March 1, MansfieldRainer Wenzl, Father Redmond CSSP: 416.393.5540 F: [email protected] Deadline: Wed, Feb. 22

Swimming (GHAC)Tues - Wed, March 6 - 7, EtobicokeKevin Wong, Bishop Reding SSP: 416.905.875.0124 F: 416.875.2908 [email protected] Deadline: Mon, Feb. 21

Wrestling (COSSA)Tues - Wed, March 6 - 7, PeterboroughRoger Jenkins, Crestwood SSP: 705.742.9221 F: 705.740.1957 [email protected] Deadline: Mon, Feb. 27

Boys' A Basketball (CISAA)Mon - Wed, March 5 - 7, St. CatharinesDave Whitty, Ridley CollegeP: 905.683.1889 F: [email protected] Deadline: Tues, Feb. 28

Boys' AA Basketball (SOSSA) Mon - Wed, March 5 - 7, St. CatharinesPat Sullivan, St. Francis P: 905.646.2002 F: [email protected] Deadline: Tues, Feb. 28

Boys' AAA Basketball (SWOSSAA)Mon - Wed, March 5 - 7, WindsorPeter Cusumano, Catholic Central P: 519.256.3171 F: [email protected] Deadline: Tues, Feb. 28

Boys’ AAAA Basketball (NCSSAA)Mon - Wed, March 5 - 7, OttawaMike Rowley, Mother Teresa P: [email protected] Deadline: Tues, Feb. 28

Girls' A Volleyball (TDSSAA) Mon - Wed, March 5 - 7, TorontoGary Krollins, University of Toronto [email protected] Entry Deadline: Tues, Feb. 28

Girls' AA Volleyball (SWOSSAA) Mon - Wed, March 5 - 7, AmherstburgJeff Miller, General Amherst DHSP: 613.823.1663 F: 519.736.1473 [email protected] Entry Deadline: Tues, Feb. 28

Girls' AAA Volleyball (CWOSSAA) Tues - Wed, March 6 - 7, KitchenerPaul Pavan, Forest Heights CIP: 519.744.6567 F: 519.744.1870 [email protected] Entry Deadline: Tues, Feb. 28

Girls' AAAA Volleyball (CWOSSA)Tues - Wed, March 6 - 7, KitchenerPaul Pavan, Forest Heights CIP: 519.744.6567 F: 519.744.1870 [email protected] Entry Deadline: Tues, Feb. 28

Girls' A/AA Hockey (WOSSAA) Tues - Fri, March 20 - 23, BellevilleDavid Whitney, Bayside SSP: 613.966.2922 F: [email protected] Deadline: Wed, March 7

Girls' AAA/AAAA Hockey (ROPSSAA) Tues - Fri, March 20 - 23, MississaugaMelanie Jones & Joel Agnew, St. Aloysius GonzagaP: 905.820.3900 F: [email protected], [email protected] Deadline: Thurs, March 8

Boys' A/AA Hockey (COSSA) Tues - Fri, March 21 - 24, PeterboroughSteve Stanlick, St. Peter's SSP: 705.745.1358 F: [email protected] Deadline: Thurs, March 8

Boys’ AAA/AAAA Hockey (COSSA) Wed - Sat, March 21 - 24, PeterboroughSteve Stanlick, St. Peter's SSP: 705.745.1358 F: [email protected] Deadline: Thurs, March 8

Boys’ & Girls' Curling (SOSSA) Wed - Sat, March 21 - 24, Welland/St. Catharines/Niagara Falls Karen Douglas, Welland Centennial SSRina Rode, Sir Winston Churchill SS [email protected]@dsbn.edu.on.ca Entry Deadline: Thurs, March 8

Girls' Gymnastics (Committee) TBA, Contact OFSAA office for details.

Badminton (WOSSAA) Thurs - Sat, May 3 - 5, StratfordMartin Ritsma, F.E. Madill SSP: 519.357.1800 F: [email protected] Deadline: Wed, April 25

Tennis (SOSSA) Mon - Wed, June 4 - 6, TorontoMichael Robinson, Lakeshore CHSP: 905.835.2451 F: 905.835.0434 [email protected] Deadline: Sun, May 27

Boys' A/AA Field Lacrosse Festival (CISAA) Tues - Wed, June 5 - 6, Peterborough Randy Riel, Holy [email protected] Deadline: Wed, May 30

Boys' AAA/AAAA Field Lacrosse Festival (ROPSSAA) Thurs - Fri, June 7 - 8, MississaugaDan Bowyer, Lorne Park SSP: 905.278.6177, x403 F: [email protected] Entry Deadline: Sun, June 3

Girls' A/AA Rugby (NCSSAA) Mon - Wed, June 4 - 6, OttawaCarrie Bowie & Rick Mellor, Mother [email protected] [email protected] Entry Deadline: Tues, May 29

Girls' AAA/AAAA Rugby (NCSSAA) Mon - Wed, June 4 - 6, OttawaCarrie Bowie & Rick Mellor, Mother [email protected] [email protected] Deadline: Tues, May 29

Boys' A/AA Rugby (COSSA) Thurs - Sat, June 7 - 9, CobourgDarryll Hancock, St. Mary SSP: 905.372.4339 F: [email protected] Entry Deadline: Sun, May 29

Boys' AAA/AAAA Rugby (GHAC) Wed - Fri, June 6 - 8, HamiltonDuane Davis, Cathedral HSP: 905.522.3581 x200 F: [email protected] Deadline: May 31

Track & Field (EAST) Thurs - Sat, June 7 - 9, BrockvilleRon Hungerford, Thousand Islands SSP: 613.342.1100 F: 613.342.7758Entry Deadline: Sun, June 3

Boys' A Soccer (SWOSSAA) Thurs - Sat, June 2 - 4, WindsorPaul Thomas, Academie Ste. Cecile P: 519.969.1291 F: [email protected] Deadline: Sun, June 3

Boys' AA Soccer (NOSSA) Thurs - Sat, June 7 - 9, North BayRyan Culhane, West Farris SSP: 705.497.2333 F: [email protected] Entry Deadline: Sun, June 3

Boys' AAA Soccer (GHAC) Thurs - Sat, June 7 - 9, HamiltonJohn Ivinac, St. Mary's CSSP: 905.528-0214 F: [email protected] Deadline: Sun, June 3

Boys' AAAA Soccer (CWOSSA) Thurs - Sat, June 7 - 9, BrantfordCarmine Romano & Peter Pomponio,St. John’s CollegeP: 519.759.2318 F: 519.751.0526 [email protected] Deadline: Sun, June 3

Girls' A Soccer (EOSSAA) Thurs - Sat, June 7 - 9, ElginLisa Rice, Rideau DHSP: 613.359.5391 F: 613.359.6328 [email protected] Entry Deadline: Sun, June 3

Girls' AA Soccer (WOSSAA) Thurs - Sat, June 7 - 9, ElginRichard Mommersteeg & Jeff JenkinsSt. Joseph’s High SchoolP: 519.675.4434 F: [email protected] Deadline: Sun, June 3

Girls' AAA Soccer (SWOSSAA) Thurs - Sat, June 7 - 9, HamiltonJohn Ivinac, St. Mary CSSP: 905.528.0214 F: [email protected] Entry Deadline: Sun, June 3

Girls' AAAA Soccer (GHAC) Thurs - Sat, June 7 - 9, OakvillePeter Bonfiglio, Holy TrinityP: 905.257.3534 F: [email protected] Entry Deadline: Sun, June 3

Boys' Baseball (Committee) TBA

Boys' Baseball - East Region Semi-Final (SWOSSA)OakwoodLarry Loeback, St. Anne SSP: 519.727.8908 F: [email protected]

Boys' Baseball - West Region Semi-Final (ROPSSAA)MississaugaJason Eagles, St. Aloysius GonzagasP: 905. 820.3900 F: [email protected][email protected]

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

Please note that this is a draft of the championship calendar and some details are yet to be finalized.

The updated calendar is available on our website under "Calendar"


OFSAA Boys' and Girls' Curling Thunder Bay March 23 - 26, 2011Dave Pineau, Mike McCarville, Russ Wakewich and their outstanding organizing committee hosted this year's Curling Championships at two curling clubs in Thunder Bay.

The convenors and their committee provided the curlers with a great Northwestern Ontario experience with memories that will last a lifetime. Well done!

The girls’ champions for the second year in a row were from Grimsby DHS. Congratulations to team members Chelsea Brandwood, Jordan Brandwood, Allison Easterbrook, Mackenzie Thomas, Charlotte Tousaw, and coaches Adam Thomas and Pamela Chun.

Congratulations also go to the boys’ champions from St. James in Guelph. Team members include Jesse Giovinazzo, Tyler Sagan, Carson Walsh, Jeffery Hamilton, and coaches Jim Whitechurch, Andrea Bruni, and Tammy Sagan.

The highlight of the banquet was the interactive trivia game hosted by Canadian curling icon Rick Lang who also won the first OFSAA gold medal in curling.

Rick was assisted by two –time world champion Al Hackner and the multi-Ontario champion Kristy McCarville rink.

Russ Wakewich from St Ignatius Loyola and Karen Saarimaki from Geraldton were the winners of the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award in recognition of their contribution to high school curling.

See the next page for results.

The Boys’ AAAA Championship called London home in 2011, thanks to convenors Tony Marcotullio from H.B. Beal SS (WOSSAA) and Angelo Provenzano from St. Thomas Aquinas CSS (WOSSAA). Leading a strong organizing committee, Tony and Angelo set out from day 1 to ensure a positive and memorable experience for this year’s championship.

This championship may be known for being one of the loudest OFSAA’s, as the gold medal match had the gym at H.B. Beal SS rocking. The teams from Vaughan SS (YRAA) and St. Ignatius Loyola SS (GHAC) must have had some strong fan support as the live streaming had so many followers it crashed the system! Both teams battled hard, but in the end number one seeded Vaughan SS emerged as the gold medallists.

Congratulations to team members Andrew Wiggins, Aiddian Walters, Henry Tan, Kassius Robertson, Roshane Roberts, Cy Richards Samuels, Troy Reid-Knight, Marcel Miller, Brenden Clark, Julius Antoine, Jawara Pedican, and coaches Gus Gymnopoulos and Mohamed Saleh.

Having two Italian convenors definitely ensured that the athletes would be well-fed. Angelo and Tony did not disappoint in the food department, making it a priority that everyone was treated to a tasty and filling meal at the banquet.

The Leadership in School Sport Award was presented at the banquet to Dan Colfax, who has been coaching school sport for 45 years. Although much of his coaching time has been taken up by basketball, Dan has also coached gymnastics, golf, football, and tennis. He has also organized leagues' schedules, hosted three OFSAA Championships, and has acted as the WOSSAA convenor for 10 years. Dan is so dedicated to coaching that he wasn’t even present to receive his award as he was 400Km away in North Bay coaching at the Boys AA Championship.

Although St. Ignatius of Loyola lost the gold medal, in addition to their silver medal they were awarded the OFSAA Team Sportsmanship Award for their commitment to fair play and handling of both victory and defeat with a mature attitude, demonstrating respect for their opponents.

A huge congratulations and thank you must be extended to Tony and Angelo for their months of dedication to ensuring a successful event and one that will be remember by all in attendance.

OFSAA Boys’ AAAA BasketballLondon March 7 - 9, 2011

Participating TeamsVaughan SS YRAAHoly Name HS SWOSSAH.B. Beal SS WOSSAAAncaster HS SOSSALoyola SS GHACCollingwood CI GBSSAEastern Commerce TDSSAACameron Heights CI CWOSSASt. Michael’s College CISAASt. Marguerite D’Youville ROPSSAASacred Heart HS NCSSAAHoly Trinity SS GHACOakwood CI TDSSAASt. Thomas Acquinas WOSSAAHenry Carr SS TDCAAJohn F. Ross C& VI CWOSSAJC Richardson CI LOSSAFletcher’s Meadow SS ROPSSAA

Quarter FinalsHenry Carr def. Oakwood 52 - 50Loyola def. H.B. Beal 73 - 57J.C. Richardson def. Sacred Heart 62 - 52Vaughan def. Eastern Commerce 57 - 45

Semi FinalsLoyola def. J.C. Richardson 76 - 73Vaughan def. Henry Carr 72 - 63

Bronze Medal MatchHenry Carr def. J.C. Richardson 79 - 75

Gold Medal Match Vaughan def. Loyola 76 - 63


Photos courtesy of Ron Jason Photography

Participating Boys' TeamsR.S. McLaughlin CVI LOSSANipigon Red Rock DHS NWOSSAAGrimsby DSS SOSSACampbellford DHS COSSALoretto Abbey TDCAARichview CI TDSSAANorwell DSS CWOSSACentral Elgin CI WOSSAASt. Benedict CSS NOSSAMarkham DHS YRAASt. Mary Catholic HS EOSSAAParkside HS WOSSAASt. Ignatius SS GHAC

O'Gorman HS NEOAASt. Paul HS ROPSSAALambton Central CVI SWOSSAASir Winston Churchill CVI NWOSSAAM.M. Robinson HS GHACGravenhurst HS GBSSANotre Dame HS EOSSAA

Participating Girls' TeamsR.S. McLaughlin CVI LOSSANipigon Red Rock DHS NWOSSAAGrimsby DSS SOSSACampbellford DHS COSSALoretto Abbey TDCAARichview CI TDSSAA

Norwell DSS CWOSSACentral Elgin CI WOSSAASt. Benedict CSS NOSSAMarkham DHS YRAASt. Mary Catholic HS EOSSAAParkside HS WOSSAASt. Ignatius SS GHACO'Gorman HS NEOAASt. Paul HS ROPSSAALambton Central CVI SWOSSAA Sir Winston Churchill CVI NWOSSAA M.M. Robinson HS GHACGravenhurst HS GBSSANotre Dame HS EOSSAA


OFSAA Girls’ Gymnastics Windsor April 18 - 19, 2011Windsor played host to the 2011 OFSAA Girls' Gymnastics Championship, and the competition took place at the Forest Glade Arena. Anna Campigotto and her organizing committee did a fantastic job at running the event. Thank you to Anna and her crew. Everything ran smoothly at the championship, including a new schedule set-up that showcased the open aerobic gymnastics portion of the competition. Aerobic gymnastics combines aerobic moves with gymnastics and dance. It is a fun and energetic experience for both spectators and athletes.

Congratulations to the OFSAA Leadership in Sport Award recipient, Melanie Sylvestre from É.S. EJ Lajeunesse in SWOSSAA. Melanie has put many hours into coaching

young female athletes in gymnastics. She has also helped to organize numerous OFSAA Gymnastics championships, including the 2011 championship which she helped to organize while on maternity leave. Congratulations to Melanie for winning this prestigious award.

The OFSAA Dr. Gene Sutton Award was again presented this year in memory of Dr. Sutton. Dr. Sutton was a long-time volunteer whose contribution, commitment, and passion for girls’ high school gymnastics and its development were highly regarded. Congratulations to Kellie Hinnells, who was the recipient of this year’s award. Kellie has long been involved in gymnastics as a coach, judge and administrator at the high school level.

Level 1Bars1. Sarah Cashmore LaSalle 10.952. Emily Dolden St. Peter's 10.83. Karli McCabe Sir Winston Churchill 10.84. Amy Stather Centennia 10.75. Julia DeVries Lindsay CVI 10.656. Veronique Beaudry Collège Notre-Dame10.65

Beam1. Brooke-Lyn Cacciotti Collège Notre-Dame 11.152. Emma McGrory Holy Names 10.853. Deejah Braithewaite St. Thomas Aquinas 10.554. Sam Filipe Owen Sound CVI 10.55. Emily Dolden St. Peter's 10.456. Courtney Stewart Holy Names 10.35

Floor1. Emma McGrory Holy Names 11.552. Erica Slager Moira SS 11.353. Keelan Maracle Moira SS 11.34. Melissa Ballerscheff St. Mary's CHS 11.15. Shawnee Taylor St. Thomas Aquinas 11.056. Courtney Stewart Holy Names 11

Vault1. Emily Babcock Quinte SS 10.9672. Emily Dolden St. Peter's 10.934

3. Emma McGrory Holy Names 10.94. Julia Wendling Toronto French School 10.8345. Amanda Ball Bracebridge Muskoka 10.86. Simone Staeheli Parry Sound 10.767

Level 2Bars1. Jaclyn Voteary Centennial SS 10.852. Melany Byrnes Champlain 10.653. Hilary Jonker St. Mary's CHS 10.554. Megan Stutt Sacre-Coeur 10.455. Guilia Kiernan Marymount 10.356. Ashley Boulter Moira SS 10.15

Beam1. Hilary Jonker St. Mary's CHS 11.42. Megan Stutt Sacre-Coeur 10.93. Ashleigh Leask St. Thomas Aquinas 10.754. Lindsay Henderson LaSalle 10.75. Rachel Nicholson Parry Sound 10.66. Sara Lehman Espanola 10.55

Floor 1. Meghan O'Neill St. Thomas Aquinas 11.22. Rachel Nicholson Parry Sound 11.053. Ashley Boulter Moira SS 114. Lindsay Henderson LaSalle 10.95. Cristine Coutu Sacre-Coeur 10.8

6. Hannah Rausch Banting 10.75

Vault1. Amanda Daniels Moira SS 11.2342. Ingrid Takev Sir Winston Churchill 113. Kennedy Farr Ridley College 10.8764. Cristine Coutu Sacre-Coeur 10.6675. Jennifer Kelm Lindsay CVI 10.6346. Maxime Desilets Sacre-Coeur 10.6

Level 3Bars1. Anne Wojciechowski Sir Winston Churchill 10.852. Alex Bushby Banting Memorial 10.83. Alyssa Ditchburn Bear Creek 10.754. Karine Taillon Collège Notre-Dame 10.75. Megan McPolland St. Peter's SS 10.656. Sarah Kelly Midland 10.65

Beam1. Nicki Jones Owen Sound CVI 11.22. Meghan Bradley-Ginn Champlain 113. Anika Nadeau Collège Notre-Dame 10.84. Sarah Kelly Midland 10.75. Catherine Scott Lindsay CVI 10.76. Charlotte Jones Midland 10.65

Floor1. Catherine Scott Lindsay CVI 11.3

Girls' Quarter FinalsGrimsby def. Notre Dame 8 - 3Central Elgin def. St Ignatius 9 - 6Robinson def. Nipigon 5 - 4Parkside def. Norwell 8 - 3

Girls' Semi FinalsCentral Elgin def. Robinson 8 - 1Grimsby def. Parkside 8 - 4

Bronze MedalRobinson def. Parkside 5 - 4

Gold MedalGrimsby def. Central Elgin 5 - 4

Boys' Quarter FinalsMoira def. Georgetown 6 - 5St Ignatius def. Markham 7 - 3St James def. Churchill 9 - 2Fort Frances def. Brebeuf 6 - 2

Boys' Semi FinalsSt James def. Moira 6 - 5Fort Frances def. St Ignatius 4 - 3

Bronze MedalMoira def. St Ignatius 8 - 3

Gold MedalSt James def. Fort Frances 5 - 2


Curling Results 2. Anika Nadeau Collège Notre-Dame 11.253. Alex Boucher Sir Winston Churchill 11.24. Shamiso Magumbe St. Peter's SS 11.155. Alisha Suggitt Lindsay CVI 11.156. Lila Haj-Ahmad Sir Winston Churchill 11.1

Vault1. Anika Nadeau Collège Notre-Dame 11.32. Tori Weatherhead Napanee DSS 11.2343. Lila Haj-Ahmad Sir Winston Churchill 11.24. Kayla Cox Lively 10.9675. Catherine Scott Lindsay CVI 10.96. Maggie Lawson Parry Sound 10.767

Level 4Bars1. Meghan Miller Marymount 10.752. Melissa Conforzi Banting Memorial 10.73. Kienna Periera Owen Sound CVI 10.64. Alyson Guthrie Napanee DSS 10.65. Maryssa Savard Champlain 10.556. Sherry Marshall Napanee DSS 10.55

Beam1. Maxine Gauthier College Notre-Dame 11.22. Kara Nadeau College Notre-Dame 11.13. Jenna Huneault Amherst 114. Brittany Callaghan St. Theresa's SS 10.95. Sherry Marshall Napanee DSS 10.756. Chantel Stephan Brennan 10.65

Floor1. Kara Nadeau College Notre-Dame 11.52. Alyson Guthrie Napanee DSS 11.353. Arieanna Balbar Sir Winston Churchill 11.24. Kienna Periera Owen Sound CVI 11.15. Brianne Plante Champlain 116. Jenna Huneault Amherst 10.95

Vault1. Alyson Guthrie Napanee DSS 11.2342. Stephanie Leduc Sacre-Coeur 11.1673. Sherry Marshall Napanee DSS 10.867

4. Meghan Miller Marymount 10.85. Mallory Reiner Amherst 10.86. Jasmine Major Bracebridge Muskoka 10.734

Level 5Bars1. Alyssa Shaver Lindsay CVI 11.82. Brianna Sagle Marymount 11.53. Jasmine Gauthier College Notre-Dame 11.44. Alyssa Outram Lajeunesse 11.355. Janine Maloney St. Peter's SS 11.36. Ellie Lear Centennial SS 11.1

Beam1. Alyssa Shaver Lindsay CVI 11.852. Brianna Sagle Marymount 11.73. Jasmine Gauthier College Notre-Dame 11.74. Alison Joslin Nicholson Catholic 11.655. Nakita Portelance St. Benedict 11.556. Robyn Dancey St. Peter's SS 11.45

Floor1. Alison Joslin Nicholson Catholic 12.22. Jasmine Gauthier College Notre-Dame 11.83. Alyssa Outram Lajeunesse 11.754. Emilie Carson Moira SS 11.74. Alyssa Shaver Lindsay CVI 11.76. Chanelle Paquette College Notre-Dame 11.65

Vault1. Alyssa Shaver Lindsay CVI 11.62. Danielle Cavanaugh St. Peter's SS 11.5673. Brooke Malovic St. Mary's CHS 11.4674. Alyssa Outram Lajeunesse 11.4345. Nakita Portelance St. Benedict 11.46. Sarah Moore Banting Memorial 11.367

Level 6Bars1. Allison Stamp Sir Winston Churchill 13.12. Ally Belanger Banting Memorial 13.053. Abby Proper Banting Memorial 12.954. Sarah Carlton Bear Creek 12.85

5. Lauren Ferguson Ridgeway Crystal Beach 12.556. Claire Woodgate St. Peter's SS 11.95

Beam1. Sarah Carlton Bear Creek 12.92. Jasmine Noseworthy Bear Creek 12.853. Abby Proper Banting Memorial 12.554. Lauren Ferguson Ridgeway Crystal Beach 12.55. Addison Thomas St Theresa's SS 12.16. Kristen Marcus Banting Memorial 12.05

Floor1. Ally Belanger Banting Memorial 13.352. Lindsay McFarland Nicholson Catholic 13.33. Jasmine Noseworthy Bear Creek 13.14. Lauren Ferguson Ridgeway Crystal Beach 13.055. Claire Woodgate St. Peter's SS 12.956. Addison Thomas St Theresa's SS 12.95

Vault1. Natalie Coughlin General Amherst 13.12. Allison Stamp Sir Winston Churchill 12.9673. Kristen Marcus Banting Memorial 12.74. Abby Proper Banting Memorial 12.5675. Claire Woodgate St. Peter's SS 12.46. Addison Thomas St. Theresa's SS 12.367

AerobicsNovice Division1. COSSA - Lindsay CVI2. GBSSA - Banting Memorial HS3. COSSA - St. Peter's SS4. COSSA - Quinte SS5. NOSSA - Manitoulin SS

Open Division1. GBSSA - Bear Creek S.S.2. NOSSA - É.S.C. Champlain3. CISAA - Toronto French School4. NOSSA - College Notre-Dame5. GBSSA - Banting Memorial HS6. NOSSA - Manitoulin SS7. COSSA - St. Peter's SS



OFSAA Girls’ A/AA & AAA/AAAA Hockey Stratford March 22 - 25, 2011

Sandie Ennett and Mark Flanagan of Stratford took on the task of hosting a double OFSAA Girls’ Hockey Championship this year. Sandie, Mark and their organizing committee tackled both the Girls’ A/AA and the AAA/AAAA Hockey Championships. This was no problem for them, as this is the fourth time in the past two years that St. Michael CSS has taken on hosting duties.

Congratulations and thank you to Sandie, Mark and their committee for undertaking such a large event with great success.

The banquet and event were hosted mainly at the new Stratford Rotary Complex which boasts two brand-new, state-of-the-art, ice pads.

Congratulations to the Appleby College Blue Dogs from CISAA for A/AA gold medal. Players included Laura Corcoran, Courtney Power, Alysia DaSilva, Dominique Hanson, Sarah Steele, Lindsay Stenason, Kristyn Capizzano, Leanne Gallant, Anissa Gamble, Erika Pyke, Morgen Kidney, Catherine Berghuis, Delaney Cox, and coaches Kim Devereaux and Margot Page.

Congratulations also to the Paul Dwyer CHS Saints from LOSSA for winning the AAA/AAAA gold medal. Players included Kiesha Mantik, Natasha Salmers, Deanna Nickle, Stephanie Elliott, Amanda Russo, Nicole Cyr, Jessica Pinkerton, Brianna Soper, Elizabeth Helliwell, Rilee Pavlisko, Madeleine Dufresne, Cassie Hickey, Alexandra Jones, Shalyn Pavlisko, Meagan Simpson, Alicia Tait, Julia Darroch, Ellen James, Stephanie Nehring, and coaches Jim McGeown, Andy Salmers, Michelle Flynn, and Randy Boissoin.

The OFSAA Team Sportsmanship Award was awarded to Beaver Brae SS at the A/AA championship, who travelled all the way from Kenora, and to Saltfleet DHS

at the AAA/AAAA championship. Both teams were given this award for their outstanding positive attitude and commitment to fair play. Congratulations to both teams.

The OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Awards were presented at the banquet to surprised recipients Sandie Ennett and Ted Hopkinson. Both are long-time coaches and teachers at St. Michael CSS in Stratford, and both have contributed countless hours to mentoring young athletes. Congratulations!


Participating TeamsKincardine DSS CWOSSA Community Hebrew Ac. TDCAALester B. Pearson SS GHAC Beaver Brae SS NWOSSAA É.S. publique Louis-Riel NCSSA E.L. Crossley SS SOSSASt. Christopher SS SWOSSAA É.S. La Citadelle EOSSASt. Joseph’s HS WOSSAA St. Charles College NOSSAAppleby College CISAA St. Theresa CSS COSSASouth Huron DHS WOSSAA St. Thomas Aquinas SS GBSSASmooth Rock Falls SS/É.S.C. Georges Vanier NEOAA

Quarter FinalsSt. Theresa def. E.L. Crossley 2 - 0

Appleby College def. La Citadelle 4 - 0Kincardine def. Louis-Riel 3 - 1St. Christopher def. St. Joseph's 2 - 0

Semi FinalsSt. Theresa def. St. Christopher 4 - 0Appleby def. Kincardine 5 - 2

Bronze Medal GameSt. Christopher def. Kincardine 2 - 1 (OT)

Gold Medal GameAppleby def. St. Theresa 5 - 3

Girls' A/AA Results

Participating TeamsNapanee DSS EOSSAA Birchmount CI TDSSAASt. Michael CSS WOSSAA St. Joseph’s HS GBSSASt. Joseph-Scollard Hall SS NOSSA Saltfleet DHS SOSSASir John A. Macdonald SS CWOSSA Paul Dwyer CHS LOSSALoretto Abbey TDCAA Bishop Tonnos CHS GHACBill Crothers SS YRAA Mother Teresa WOSSAASacred Heart HS NCSSAA Holy Names HS SWOSSAAMayfield SS ROPSSAA St. Peter’s SS COSSA

Quarter FinalsBishop Tonnos def. St. Michael 4 - 0

Sir John A. Macdonald def. St. Peter's 6 - 3St. Joseph's def. Bill Crothers 4 - 1Paul Dwyer def. Napanee 4 - 2

Semi FinalsPaul Dwyer def. Sir John A. Macdonald 4 - 0Bishop Tonnos def. St. Joseph's 3 - 0

Bronze Medal GameSt. Joseph's def. Sir John A. Macdonald 2 - 1

Gold Medal GamePaul Dwyer def. Bishop Tonnos 5 - 2

Girls' AAA/AAAA Results


OFSAA Boys’ A/AA HockeyTimmins March 23 - 26, 2011


With a storied history of hockey centered around the Timmins area, NEOAA hosted the OFSAA Boys A/AA Hockey Championship for the second time. James Aston (Timmins CVI) and his organizing committee did a tremendous job hosting the championship at the various rinks in and around the city.

Spectators were entertained during the four days, with many exciting games, especially the gold and bronze medal games.

Congratulations to Appleby College who captured the championship by defeating St. Theresa CI (Belleville) 3 -2 in overtime. Appleby College team members included Mishel Abudi, Travis Blinkhorn, Aidan Board, Liam Board, Jason DaSilva, Mitchell Graham, Matthew Greenwood, Connor J Ingleson, Brandon Leard, Stephen MacInnis, MItchell McMullin, Evan Morrison, Stephen Murray, Aleksandar A Pike, Daniel Poliziani, Nicholas Proietti, Matthew J Rubinoff, and coaches Dan Poliziani, Michael Moores, and Wayne Murray.

OFSAA would like to thank James Aston and the organizing committee for their commitment in hosting the A /AA championships. Many thanks to the many

volunteers especially the retired teachers from the Timmins area who supported the committee in different capacities.

Thank you as well to the many students who worked throughout the tournament to make it a success.

Congratulations to John Elliott (Timmins CVI) for being the recipient of the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award. John was a former convenor of the OFSAA Boys Hockey A/AA Championship.

Congratulations to Glendale HS (WOSSAA) from Tillsonburg for being named the recipient of the OFSAA Team Sportsmanship Award for their respect of opponents and positive attitudes throughout the championship.

OFSAA Boys' AAA/AAAA HockeyToronto March 22 - 25, 2011The TDSSAA hosted the OFSAA Boys' Hockey AAA/AAAA Championship for the first time since 1994. Norm Petterson from Silverthorn CI and his organizing committee did a great job hosting this championship at the MasterCard Centre in Etobicoke, practice facilty for both the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Marlies. The facilities were amazing, and spectators were entertained during the four days, with many exciting games.

Congratulations to the Brother Andre Cardinals, who captured their first OFSAA hockey championship since 2000, defeating Loyola HS, who were participating in their first OFSAA Hockey Championship.

Brother Andre CHS team members included Shawn Hulshof, Kevin Stevens, David Beloff, Connor Blue, Cody Burtch, Carpino Jonathan, Daniel Chapman, Jonathan Crupi, Erick DeLaurentis, Tyler Goodridge, Chris Kasper, Kyle Lui, Marco Mastrangelo, Brandon Pantaleo, Daniel Perry, Anthony Scimeca, Alex Suddard, Peter Vigneux, Nick Zaffino, Kegan Blasby, Jonathan Ashford, and Stephen Tait. Dave Turner, Paul Titanic, Michael Gouglas, and Branko Mihaljevic comprised an excellent coaching staff for the champions from YRAA.

OFSAA would like to thank Norm Petterson and the organizing committee for their commitment in hosting the AAA/AAAA championships. Many thanks to the many volunteers, especially the retired teachers from the Toronto area who supported the committee in different capacities. Thanks to the students from Lakeshore CI, who worked the penalty box area throughout the tournament

Congratulations to Chick Kennedy (TDSB Athletic Coordinator) for being the recipient of the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award. Chick has helped organize many championships in the area over the years,

and joins former winners from the TDSAA: Jim Murchie (1991 - 1992); Don Hibbert (1993 - 1994); Osa Tanaka (1993- 1994).

Congratulations to Hillcrest High School Hawks (NCSSAA) for being named the recipient of the OFSAA Team Sportsmanship Award for their excellent display of sportsmanship during the championship.

Participating TeamsAppleby College CISAA Jean Vanier CHS YRAAHoly Trinity HS GBSSA Glendale WOSSAALester B. Pearson SS GHAC Highland SS SOSSASt. Thomas Aquinas SS NWOSSAA St. Paul SS NCSSAARenfrew CI EOSSAA Richview CI TDSSAASt. Paul HS ROPSSAA Theriault SS NEOAANorth Hastings COSSA Bishop MacDonnell CWOSSATimmins CVI NEOAA Central Algoma SS NOSSASt. Benedict CSS NOSSA St. Stephen SS LOSSASt. Theresa’s CSS COSSA F.J. Brennan SS SWOSSAA

Quarter FinalsAppleby College def. North Hastings 4 - 1Timmins def. Lester B. Pearson 8 - 0St. Theresa def. Central Algoma 5 - 4Richview def Bishop Macdonell 3 - 2

Semi FinalsAppleby def. Timmins 2 - 1St. Theresa def. Richview 8 - 3

Bronze Medal GameRichview def. Timmins 4 - 2

Gold Medal GameAppleby def. St. Theresa 3 - 2 (OT)

Participating TeamsSt. Michael’s College CISAA Brother Andre CHS YRAABanting Memorial HS GBSSA Catholic Central CHS WOSSAAChrist The King SS GHAC Denis Morris HS SOSSAFort Frances HS NWOSSAA Hillcrest HS NCSSAAHoly Cross CSS EOSSAA Leaside HS TDSSAALoyola CSS ROPSSAA Orangeville DSS CWOSSA Michael Power/St. Joseph’s TDCAA Notre Dame College SOSSA Our Lady of Mount Carmel ROPSSAA Sir Oliver Mowat CI TDSSAASt. Basil’s SS NOSSA St. Mary CSS LOSSASt. Thomas of Villanova SWOSSAA St. Peter’s COSSA

Quarter FinalsSt. Peter’s def. St. Mary 2 - 1Loyola def. Michael Power 5 - 2Orangeville def. Leaside 2 - 0Brother Andre def. St. Thomas of Villanova 9 - 2

Semi FinalsLoyola def. St. Peter’s 2 - 0Brother Andre def. Orangeville 3 - 2

Bronze Medal GameOrangeville def. St. Peter’s 3 - 0

Gold Medal GameBrother Andre def. Loyola 6 - 2


Team1. Lawrence Park CI, TDSSAA 26 points 2. École Secondaire Le Caron, GBSSA 39 points3. Aurora HS, YRAA 48 points4. South Carleton HS, NCSSAA 60 points5. North Toronto CI, TDSSAA 70 points6. Georgian Bay SS, CWOSSA 73 points

Level 2 Girls’ Giant SlalomIndividual1. Maddy Taylor Sir John A. MacDonald SS2. Chloe Mitchell Banting Memorial HS3. Lindsay Brazill Trafalgar-Castle School4. Mackenzie Reid Kingston CVI5. Maggie Ranson Bishop Strachan School6. Meghan Rutitis Pine Ridge SS

Team1. Bishop Strachan School, CISAA 39 points2. Lorne Park SS, ROPSSAA 40 points3. Georgian Bay SS, CWOSSA 71 points4. Leaside HS, TDSSAA 93 points5. Eastview CI, GBSSA 102 points6. Malvern CI, TDSSAA 104 points

Level 2 Girls’ SlalomIndividual1. Lindsay Brazill Trafalgar-Castle School2. Maggie Ranson Bishop Strachan School3. Sasha Brodka Bishop Strachan School4. Tori Johnston Georgian Bay SS5. Brittany Stainer Bill Crothers SS6. Chloe Mitchell Banting Memorial HS

Team1. Bishop Strachan School, CISAA 34 points2. Lorne Park SS, ROPSSAA 49 points3. Georgian Bay SS, CWOSSA 66 points

4. Leaside HS, TDSSAA 75 points5. Bill Crothers SS, YRAA 85 points6. Pine Ridge SS, LOSSA 98 points

Level 2 Boys’ Giant SlalomIndividual1. Tommy Grand Crescent School2. Nick McLeod Crescent School3. Geoff Sugar Crescent School4. Jamie Fisher Jean Vanier CHS5. Thomas Trusler Royal St. George’s College6. Fraser Bruce Royal St. George’s College

Team1. Crescent School 6 points2. Royal St. George’s C, CISAA 20 points3. Collingwood CI, GBSSA 45 points4. Michael Power/St. J, TDCAA 85 points5. Lorne Park SS, ROPSSAA 94 points6. Georgian Bay SS, CWOSSA 95 points

Level 2 Boys’ SlalomIndividual1. Geoff Sugar Crescent School2. Duff Isberg Crescent School3. Nick McLeod Crescent School4. Jamie Fisher Jean Vanier CHS5. Charles Kijek Immaculata HS6. Fraser Bruce Royal St. George’s College

Team1. Crescent School 6 points2. Royal St. George’s C, CISAA 21 points3. Collingwood CI, GBSSA 42 points4. Lorne Park SS, ROPSSAA 80 points5. Nepean HS, NCSSAA 83 points6. Michael Power/St. J, TDCAA 83 points

With ideal snow conditions, 355 alpine ski racers from 80 schools converged on the slopes at Blue Mountain for the start of the 2011 OFSAA Alpine Ski Championship.

On Monday, the Level 1 skiers competed in the giant slalom competition on Cruiser Hill and the Level 2 skiers competed in the slalom competition on Smart Alec. On Tuesday on the same hills, the Level 1 racers competed in slalom and the Level 2 racers competed in giant slalom. The competition was excellent, along with the racers’ performances.

At the banquet on Monday evening, the first day awards were presented. A video of the first day’s competition and activities was shown for everyone’s enjoyment.

Congratulations to Karin Augenstein of Sudbury’s Lockerby Composite School from NOSSA who was the recipient of the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award for her outstanding leadership in the administration and coaching of high school sports and being a positive role model in many facets of school life.

Thank you to Kevin Gosselin, the convenor and Sport Advisory Committee chairperson, the organizing committee, the numerous volunteers, and the Blue Mountain staff for making the 2011 OFSAA Alpine Ski Championships run smoothly and successfully.

Congratulations to all the student-athletes who competed at the championships. Their performances were superb. Congratulations also to all the award winners for their excellent achievements!

OFSAA Alpine SkiingCollingwood February 27 - March 1, 2011

Level 1 Girls’ Giant Slalom Individual 1. Ariane Moreau Jean Vanier CHS2. Samantha Loucks Eastview CI3. Lisa Vlahovic Jean Vanier CHS4. Jessica Armstrong King City5. Shayne Casey-Shaw Jean Vanier CHS6. Annie Burt St. Clement’s School

Team1. Jean Vanier CHS, GBSSA 9 points2. South Carleton HS, NCSSAA 59 points3. St. Clement’s School, CISAA 61 points4. Eastview CI, GBSSA 68 points5. Richview CI, TDSSAA 71 points6. Lawrence Park CI, TDSSAA 107 points

Level 1 Girls’ SlalomIndividual1. Ariane Moreau Jean Vanier CHS

2. Jesie Gorski Lawrence Park CI3. Samantha Loucks Eastview CI4. Allison Leeming South Carleton HS5. Mariane Ricard White Oaks SS6. Maggie Douglas Nepean HS

Team1. Jean Vanier CHS, GBSSA 21 points2. South Carleton HS, NCSSAA 25 points3. Eastview CI, GBSSA 55 points4. St. Clement’s School, CISAA 70 points5. Assumption HS, GHAC 74 points6. Lawrence Park CI, TDSSAA 81 points

Level 1 Boys’ Giant SlalomIndividual1. Henno Einola North Toronto CI2. Johannes Weldeck Lakefield CS3. Taylor Doering Elmira DSS4. Eric Hibbard Georgian Bay SS

5. Matt Martin Aurora HS6. Adam Rochon St. Michael’s CS

Team1. Aurora HS, YRAA 24 points2. South Carleton HS, NCSSAA 53 points3. St. Michael’s CS, CISAA 59 points4. Georgian Bay SS, CWOSSA 79 points5. Bishop Allen, TDCAA 87 points6. Lawrence Park CI, TDSSAA 98 points

Level 1 Boys’ SlalomIndividual1. Matt Martin Aurora HS2. Henno Einola North Toronto CI3. Taylor Doering Elmira DSS4. Andrw Luba Northern SS5. Douglas Scully Lawrence Park CI6. Michael Prusinski Michael Power/St.Joseph’s



OFSAA SwimmingEtobicoke March 2 - 3, 2011

This year, Kevin Wong from GHAC took over from Michelle Harshman, last year’s OFSAA Swimming Championship convenor. Kevin had some big shoes to fill, but he did not disappoint! The championship was run with near perfection.

Thank you to Kevin and his organizing committee for all of their hard work and enthusiasm with organizing such a large event.

Kevin is not only this year’s OFSAA Swimming Championship convenor, he is also the OFSAA Swimming Sport Advisory Committee chair, and a swimming official for the paraswimming and able-bodied divisions. Thank you to Kevin for volunteering his time to all of these commitments.

The 2011 OFSAA Leadership in School Sport award was given to Paige Murphy from Robert Bateman SS in GHAC. Paige runs one of the largest and most successful paraswimming programs in Ontario. Her team was awarded the first ever Paraswimming Division banner at

this year’s championship for the highest total accumulated points for paraswimmers. Paige obviously is a leader in high school sport. Congratulations to Paige for receiving this award.

See results on the next page. R denotes new record.

OFSAA Nordic SkiingOttawa March 3 - 4, 2011Ottawa/Nakkertok Cross-Country Skiing Club played host to this year’s 2011 OFSAA Nordic Skiing Championship. Cameron Jones and Robert D’Arras of Sir Robert Borden H.S. (NCSSAA) lead a team of enthusiastic volunteers in hosting a memorable championship that continued to raise the bar for nordic skiing.

The fantastic facilities at Nakkertok allowed for challenging trails and great viewing areas, including wide-open start and finish areas.

Skiers woke up on day one to beautiful sunny skies, no wind, and a minus 20 degree temperature, allowing for perfect ski conditions.

This year also included the inaugural para-nordic event, something the Sport Advisory Committee hopes will help promote and grow the sport across the province.

Following the conclusion of races on day one, athletes and coaches attended the championship banquet at Algonquin College which included inspiring guest speaker Ray Zahab.

Following the feeding frenzy that occurs when you pack hundreds of hungry skiers into a room after a day of racing, the crowd listened intently as the Leadership in School Sport Award was presented.

A sea of smiling faces and thunderous applause greeted surprised winner Annette Wrigley from St. Mary’s DCVI (WOSSAA). Annette has been instrumental in the success of the nordic skiing program at her school and creating a positive experience that has athletes eager for the start of the next racing season. Annette also volunteers her time on the OFSAA Sport Advisory Committee for Nordic

Skiing, where she has been an active member for the past four years.

Although day two of the championship provided temperatures just below the freezing mark, a cold wind and grey clouds made the day much cooler for the relays.

The always exciting relays did not disappoint the great crowd that was present though, as they were treated to nail biting finishes, crazy costumes, and the non-stop sound of enthusiastic cheering for all athletes involved.

Possibly in a fitting manner, Huntsville HS, who will host in 2012, took home both the junior and senior combined banners. Congratulations to all skiers on excellent racing and being great role models for sportsmanship in high school sport.

Once again we would like to thank Cameron and Robert for their leadership and commitment in hosting a fantastic championship.

Junior Boys' Individual 5 km1. Colin Foley Glebe CI, NCSSAA 0:14:17.52. Graham Perry Orangeville DSS, CWOSSA 0:14:27.33. Liam Patterson Chippewa ISS, NOSSA 0:14:35.84. Brendon Howard AY Jackson SS, NCSSAA 0:14:41.9

Junior Girls' Individual 3 km1. Natalia Hawthorn Bracebridge, GBSSA 0:09:38.32. Jenn Jackson Eastview SS, GBSSA 0:10:01.13. Madi Fraser Chippewa ISS, NOSSA 0:10:05.74. Grace O’Brien Parry Sound HS A, GBSSA 0:10:31.9

Senior Boys' Individual 7.5 km 1. Benjamin Wilkinson-Zan Lisgar CI, NCSSAA 0:18:14.92. Adam Birosh Chippewa ISS, NOSSA 0:18:36.2 3. Ben Taylor Nepean HS, NCSSAA 0:19:02.9 4. Cam Raynor Huntsville HS A, GBSSA 0:19:05.3

Senior Girls' Individual 5 km1. Larkin Davenport-Huyer Mayfield A, ROPSSAA 0:16:15.62. Erin Yungblut F.E. Madill SS, WOSSAA 0:16:45.43. Holly Jones Huntsville HS A, GBSSA 0:17:06.2 4. Ashley Huet Mayfield A, ROPSSAA 0:17:31.2

Para Nordic Individual 800m1. Jamie Triskle St. Thomas Aquinas, NWOSSAA 0:04:58.12. Alissa Langman É.S. Hanmer, NOSSA 0:06:51.73. Justin Reesor Mayfield, ROPSSAA 0:16:51.8

Junior Boys' Team Junior Girls Team1. Huntsville HS A, GBSSA 1. Huntsville HS A, GBSSA2. West Hill SS, CWOSSA 2. Parry Sound HS A, GBSSA3. Orangeville DSS, CWOSSA 3. West Hill SS, CWOSSA 4. Parry Sound HS A, ROPSSAA 4. Mayfield SS A, ROPSSAA

Senior Boys' Team Senior Girls Team1. Nepean HS, NCSSAA 1. Huntsville HS A, GBSSA2. Huntsville HS A, GBSSA 2. Mayfield A, ROPSSAA 3. Mayfield A, ROPSSAA 3. F.E. Madill SS, WOSSAA 4. Lakefield DSS A, COSSA 4. West Hill A, CWOSSA

Junior Boys' Sprint Relay Team Junior Girls' Sprint Relay Team1. Huntsville HS A, GBSSA 1. Huntsville HS A, GBSSA 2. West Hill SS A, CWOSSA 2. Parry Sound HS A, GBSSA3. Orangeville DSS A, CWOSSA 3. West Hill SS A, CWOSSA4. Parry Sound HS A, GBSSA 4. Mayfield SS A, ROPSSAA

Senior Boys' Sprint Relay Team Senior Girls' Sprint Relay Team1. Huntsville HS A, GBSSA 1. Mayfield SS A, ROPSSAA2. Nepean HS, NCSSAA 2. Huntsville HS A, GBSSA3. West Hill SS A, CWOSSA 3. F.E. Madill SS, WOSSAA4. Lakefield DSS A, COSSA 4. West Hill SS A, CWOSSA

Junior Team Combined Senior Team Combined 1. Huntsvill HS A, GBSSA (4) 1. Huntsville HS A, GBSSA (6) 2. West Hill SS, CWOSSA (10) 2. Mayfield SS A, ROPSSAA (14)3. Parry Sound HS, GBSSA (12) 3. Nepean HS, NCSSAA (17)4. Mayfield SS, ROPSSAA (20) 4. West Hill SS, CWOSSA (19)


Nordic Results

Photos by Mark Dewan


HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION

TEAM STANDINGS

Boys’ Teams1. Georgetown DHS 7502. Upper Canada College 570.503. Riverside SS 4774. St. Andrew’s College 3655. Kennedy CI 351.50

Girls’ Teams1. Georgetown DHS 6312. Resurrection 484.50 3. Waterloo CI 4604. Riverside SS 4335. Trinity College School 289.50

Parasport Teams1. Robert Bateman HS 2182. Stamford 166.503. St. Thomas Aquinas 1534. Holy Name of Mary 1385. Georgetown DHS 123

Junior Girls’ 200m Medley Relay1. Georgetown DHS 2:15.592. Resurrection 2:17.013. Waterloo CI 2:23.974. North Toronto CI 2:24.615. Trinity College School 2:26.056. Mother Teresa 2:27.58

Junior Boys’ 200m Medley Relay1. Upper Canada College 2:06.692. Georgetown DHS 2:08.253. Appleby College 2:10.154. M.M. Robinson 2:11.22 5. Northern SS 2:13.51 6. North Park Collegiate 2:15.25

Senior Girls’ 200m Freestyle1. Alexandra Watt, Appleby College 2:14.312. Hanna Carrozza, Martingrove CI 2:16.013. Claire Wright, Lindsay CVI 2:18.274. Sarah Conlon, North Park Collegiate 2:18.935. Liz Laushway, Bishop Strachan School 2:22.556. Ioana Stan, London Central SS 2:22.59

Senior Boys’ 200m Freestyle1. Cameron Elgie, Georgetown DHS 2:02.142. Corey Bellemore, Riverside SS 2:08.243. Andrew Illmann, St.Marcellinus 2:12.094. Trevor Maheux, Riverside SS 2:12.325. Stephen Koss, Kennedy CI 2:15.086. Grant Flagler, St. Michael’s College 2:15.26

Junior Girls’ 50m Backstroke1. Emma Westcott, Westmount 33.812. Shannon Eby, Resurrection 34.303. Lauren Brewster, Georgetown DHS 34.414. Julia Hewitt, Waterloo CI 34.445. Shayne Casey-Shaw, Jean Vanier CHS 34.756. Victoria Restivo, Hillfield Strathallan College 34.97

Junior Boys’ 50m Backstroke1. Gavin Lifman, Upper Canada College 31.422. Dave Sit, St. Robert CHS 31.713. Thomas Akdeniz, Appleby College 32.424. Stuart Frings, Riverdale CI 32.865. Rubin Kataki, Merivale HS 33.026. Kurtis Bishop, Stamford 33.20

Girls’ PARA 50m Backstroke1. Julia Longo, Denis Morris 44.692. Meghan Heughan, Holy Name of Mary 52.23

3. Ashlee Banyard, S10 Kincardine DSS 52.534. Carlea Wilkie-Ellis, S14 Patrick Fogert CSS 52.715. Autumn Wayte, S14 Robert Bateman HS 55.526. Chelsea Antoine S14 Stamford 1:00.09

Boys’ PARA 50m Backstroke1. Alex Evans S14 St. Francis 43.132. Marc Beneteau, S14 Cardinal Carter SS 48.733. Harley Bolton, S9 Marie Rivier 48.404. Scott McHattie, S14 Meadowvale SS 50.535. Kenny Brittain, S14 Stamford 56.676. Chad Lees, S6 Holy Cross 1:34.09

Junior Girls’ 50m Butterfly1. Bridget Wang, North Toronto CI 31.752. Alex Nicholson, Elmira DSS 32.063. Nadiya Safanova, Georgetown DHS 32.124. Alethea Fei, Marantha Christian Academy 32.735. Michelle Cuthbert, Senator O’Connor 32.916. Meaghan Scicluna, Erindale SS 33.43

Senior Girls’ 50m Butterfly1. Kristina Stojadinovic, Mayfield SS 31.112. Aileen Hodgson, Bluevale CI 31.193. Maggie Dumitru, Westmount 31.384. Annessa Casier, Holy Trinity 32.895. Renee Chang, St. Robert CHS 32.966. Erin Palmer, White Oaks SS 33.30

Junior Boys’ 50m Butterfly1. Jack Cavanagh, Wallaceburg DHS 29.142. Jack Cantwell, North Park Collegiate 29.443. Craig Mutter, Medway HS 29.804. James Son, Pierre Elliott Trudeau HS 29.855. Kurtis Bishop, Stamford 30.076. Jesus Serrano Cendejas, Ridley College 30.52

Senior Boys’ 50m Butterfly1. Danny Demyanenko, St. Michael’s College 26.732. Spencer Leckie, St. Clair SS 27.963. Clayton Law, Richmond Green SS 27.984. Daniel Cho, St. Andrew’s College 28.465. Kevin Zhang, Northern SS 28.506. Keith Lu, Forest Hill CI 28.52

Girls’ PARA 50m Freestyle1. Sydney Chilwell, S14 Robert Bateman HS 35.092. Carlea Wilkie-Ellis, Patrick Fogert SS 43.593. Chelsea Antoine, Stamford 46.324. Autumn Wayte, S14 Robert Bateman HS 47.275. Amber Platsko, S14 Leamington DHS 50.026. Zoe Barnes, S14 Sacred Heart 50.86

Boys’ PARA 50m Freestyle1. Isaac Bouckley, S10 Port Hope HS 27.562. Corey Leblanc, S14 Georgetown DHS 27.743. Zander Ressell, S14 St. Mary 35.184. Nikolas Tolgyesi, S6 Holy Cross 39.955. Wallace Kelly, S14 St. Thomas Aquinas 35.446. Alex Evans, St. Francis 35.66

Senior Girls’ 100m Breaststroke1. Stephanie Lam, Ridley College 1:15.90R2. Clara Armstrong, Oakville Trafalgar HS 1:16.73R3. Carlin Jessop Newmarket HS 1:20.384. Charlotte Kelly, Trinity College School 1:22.325. Sarah Perschbacher, Huron Heights SS 1:23.346. Charlie Wright, Georgetown DHS 1:23.76

Senior Boys’ 100m Breaststroke1. Chad Brunarski, Lakeshore Catholic 1:11.142. Matthew Freeman, Martingrove CI 1:11.713. Kelvin Leung, Upper Canada College 1:13.474. Matthew Oles, Georgetown DHS 1:14.605. Matthew Got, St. Michael’s College 1:14.886. Brian Filipowitz, Kennedy CI 1:16.22

Junior Girls’ 100m Freestyle1. Nadiya Safonova, Georgetown DHS 1:03.732. Emma Wright, Lindsay CVI 1:05.113. Safia Fakim, Richview CI 1:05.224. Alex Nicholson, Elmira DSS 1:06.835. Stephanie Bourrie, St. Maximilian Kolbe 1:06.986. Emily Stratford, Trinity College 1:08.72

Junior Boys’ 100m Freestyle1. Jeremy Chang,Trinity College 57.15R2. James Son, Pierre Elliott Trudeau HS 59.383. Raffaele Massarotto, Bishop Allen 59.674. Kent Hambley, Ancaster HS 59.995. Matt Michie, Vincent Massey SS 1:01.626. Coltyn Barker, North Park CI 1:01.92

Senior Girls’ 200m Medley Relay1. Waterloo CI 2:14.412. St. Anne’s CSS 2:18.393. Ridley College 2:18.704. Mayfield SS 2:18.735. Georgetown DHS 2:19.586. Colonel By 2:20.01

Senior Boys’ 200m Medley Relay1. Upper Canada College 1:58.782. St. Michael’s College School 1:59.023. Georgetown DHS 2:00.68

4. Etobicoke CI 2:01.145. Riverdale CI 2:03.216. Riverside SS 2:03.63

Junior Girls’ 50m Breaststroke1. Charlotte Tan, Riverside SS 36.872. Holly Gray, Resurrection 36.673. Sarah Reid, Georgetown DHS 38.784. Sabrina Horner, St. David 39.115. Cynthia Undyantavo, St. Elizabeth CHS 39.586. Avery Dent, Assumption 39.59

Junior Boys’ 50m Breaststroke1. Keaton Ward, St. Andrew's College 32.67R2. Dillion Shum, Unionville HS 33.413. Jannis Mei, U of T Schools 34.474. Tristan Ruse, Hillfield Strathallan College 35.085. Tiger Huang, Upper Canada College 35.196. Lino Figueiredo, Michael Power/St. Joseph 35.88

Senior Girls’ 100m Freestyle1. Emily Fung, St. Augustine SS 1:02.062. Alaxandra Watt, Appleby College 1:02.443. Carlin Jessop, Newmarket HS 1:02.584. Sarah Conlon, North Park Collegiate 1:03.435. Courtney Fox, St. Joseph’s HS 1:04.566. Kayla Brooks, Bluevale CI 1:04.82

Senior Boys’ 100m Freestyle1. Jason Tang, St. Augustine SS 55.562. Cameron Elgie, Georgetown DHS 55.583. Andrew Miller, Ajax HS 56.054. Spencer Brown, St. Andrew’s College 56.835. Ross Barker, Riverside SS 58.346. Jimmy O’Rourke, South Carleton 58.67

Junior Girls’ 100m Individual Medley1. True Tran-Dwyer, Resurrection 1:12.252. CJ Tipping, St. Theresa CSS 1:13.483. Jocelyn Vanleeuwen, St. Aloysius Gonzaga 1:14.574. Charlotte Tan, Riverside SS 1:15.295. Hunter Le Truong-Nguyen, Kitchener CI 1:15.946. Charlotte Caswell, Havergal College 1:17.17

Junior Boys’ 100m Individual Medley1. Gavin Lifman, Upper Canada College 1:08.602. Jesus Serrano, Cendejas Ridley College 1:10.383. Stefan Sicard, Georgetown DHS 1:10.654. Sam Moore, Harbord Collegiate 1:11.51 5. Zachary Williams, Appleby College 1.11.756. Tadek Baird, J.F. Ross 1:12.79

Senior Girls 100m Individual Medley1. Alana Corrigan, Waterloo CI 1:09.352. Claire Wright, Lindsay CVI 1:09.723. Kristina Stojadinovic, Mayfield SS 1:09.804. Ioana Stan, London Central SS 1:11.405. Hana Carrozza, Martingrove CI 1:13.316. Ellen Perschbacher, Huron Heights SS 1:13.34

Senior Boys’ 100m Individual Medley1. Matthew Freeman, Martingrove CI 1:03.782. Matthew Got, St. Michael’s College 1:05.973. Chad Brunarski, Lakeshore Catholic 1:06.764. Ching-To Li, St. Andrew’s College 1:06.875. Max Carnella, Upper Canada College 1: 07.156. Matthew Oles, Georgetown DHS 1:07.45

Junior Girls’ 50m Freestyle1. Meaghan Scicluna, Erindale SS 29.742. Gabby Stratford, Trinity College 30.043. Athena Lam, Unionville HS 30.084. Shayne Casey-Shaw, Jean Vanier CHS 30.105. Melanie Gavan, Loretto Abbey CSS 30.486. Rachel Truscott, Georgetown DHS 30.64

Junior Boys’ 50m Freestyle1. Jeremy Chang, Trinity College 25.772. Gabriel Lopez, Father John Redmond 25.993. Raffaele Massarotto, Bishop Allen 26.774. Ryan Mersiadis-Carrier, Georgetown DHS 27.195. Christopher Quan-Yu, York Memorial 27.416. Jonathan Zhu, Forest Hill CI 27.60

Senior Girls’ 50m Freestyle1. Emily Fung, St. Augustine SS 28.072. Annessa Casier, Holy Trinity 28.403. Kayla Brooks, Bluevale CI 29.084. Christine Horner, Waterloo CI 29.295. Ali Smith, Abbey Park HS 29.415. Courtney Fox, St. Joseph’s 29.41

Senior Boys’ 50m Freestyle1. Danny Demyanenko, St. Michael’s College 23.46R2. Jason Tang, St. Augustine 24.803. Clayton Law, Richmond Green SS 25.564. Andrew Miller, Ajax HS 25.585. Jun Enami, Streetsville SS 25.646. Alejandro Soares, Forest Hill CI 25.96

Senior Girls’ 100m Backstroke1. Alana Corrigan, Waterloo CI 1:06.76R 2. Ali Smith, Applewood Heights SS 1:10.78 3. Ellen Perschbacher, Huron Heights SS 1:11.32 4. Heather Dumitru, Westmount 1:13.50 5. Elsa Fahraeus, St. Michael CSS 1:13.70 6. Sarah Moore, Turner Fenton 1:14.05

Senior Boys’ 100m Backstroke1. Nate Jones, Holy Trinity 1:06.77 2. Craig Springer, A.B. Lucas 1:06.85 3. Ivan Vong, St. Bens 1:07.33 4. Ching-To Li, St. Andrews College 1:07.82 5. Sean Sommerdyk, Riverside SS 1:09.39 6. Michael Coulson, Notre Dame 1:10.02

Junior Girls 200m Freestyle Relay1. Resurrection CSS 2:00.972. Georgetown DHS 2:05.673. Riverside SS 2:06.174. Waterloo CI 2:06.375. Malvern CI 2:06.836. North Toronto CI 2:07.58

Junior Boys 200m Freestyle Relay1. North Park CVS 1:52.882. Riverdale CI 1:53.19 3. Georgetown DHS 1:53.40 4. St. Robert CHS 1:54.46 5. St. Andrew’s College 1:54.83 6. M.M. Robinson 1:55.94

Senior Girls 200m Freestyle Relay1. Resurrection CSS 2:00.93 2. Ridley College 2:01.06 3. St. Anne’s CSS 2:01.78 4. Bluewater CI 2:03.34 5. Westmount 2:03.57 6. Georgetown DHS 2:04.31

Senior Boys’ 200m Freestyle Relay1. Georgetown DHS 1:43.43 2. St. Andrew’s College 1:43.75 3. Forest Hill CI 1:44.06 4. Riverside SS 1:44.51 5. Riverdale CI 1:46.17 6. Upper Canada College 1:46.91

OPEN DIVISION

Open Standings1. Centennial CVI 504

2. Malvern CI 3973. York Mills CI 3474. Bishop Allen 3425. John F Ross 339. 506. St. John's College 335

Girls’ 100m Freestyle1. Danielle desTombe, Nelson 56.99 2. Kelly Hotta, Lockerby Composite 58.73 3. Tess Wey, Waterloo CI 59.05 4. Amy van Schepen, Orillia DCVI 1:00.13 5. Oksana Kachmarchuk, Michael Power/St. Joseph 1:00.16 6. Melissa Pocsai, Mapleview 1:00.29

Boys’ 100m Freestyle1. Marc Muise, North Park CVS 53.07 2. Robbie Gray, Resurrection CSS 53.37 3. Theo Sotiropoulos-Michala, St. Andrews College 53.84 4. Mitch Ferraro, Uxbridge SS 54.67 5. Alex Mierzynski, Brebeuf 55.15 6. Christopher Williamson, Bayview Glen 55.20

Girls 200m Freestyle1. Olivia Bellio, St. Marcellinus 2:01.15R 2. Annie Harrison, Appleby College 2:01.19R 3. Margot Cunningham, Bluevale CI 2:05.36 4. Stephanie Papadedes, J.F. Ross 2:06.21 5. Kaitlyn Mitchell, St. John’s College 2:06.80 6. Kate Martin, Northern SS 2:06.87

Boys’ 200m Freestyle1. Robert Bonomo, Chaminade College 1:51.49 2. Marc Muise, North Park CVS 1:54.24 2. Alexander Hamilton, Lawrence Park CI 1:54.24 4. Jonathan Bucarelli, St. Joan of Arc HS 1:55.71 5. Cory Woo, Northern Heights SS 1:56.54 6. Christopher Williamson, Bayview Glen 1:56.62

Girls’ 100m Butterfly1. Paulina Bond, Malvern CI 1:02.23 2. Nicolette Goncalves, Erindale SS 1:02.70 3. Brooke Hall, Turner Fenton 1:04.70 4. Micayley Cromwell, Centennial CVI 1:04.86 5. Hayley Hess, Sir John A. MacDonald 1:05.33 6. Amber Baird, J.F.Ross 1:06.15

Boys’ 100m Butterfly1. Edward Liu, Harbord CI 56.35 2. Donovan Taylor, Fort Frances HS 56.81 3. Parker Garrod, Mother Teresa 58.22 4. Ross Bennett, Bluevale CI 58.36 5. Bryce Chen, Harbord CI 58.83 6. Dean Bennett, Bluevale CI 58.94

Girls’ 50m Freestyle1. Danielle desTombe, Nelson HS 26.15R2. Sharalynn Missiuna, Oakville Trafalgar HS 26.22 3. Hayley Hess, Sir John A. MacDonald 26.79 4. Olivia Bellio, St. Marcellinus 26.81 5. Paulina Bond, Malvern CI 27.20 6. Katherine Stamp, Centennial CVI 27.71

Boys’ 50m Freestyle1. Edward Liu, Harbord CI 24.01 2. Robbie Gray, Resurrection CSS 24.36 3. Evan Skwara, De La Salle College 24.37 4. Bryce Chen, Harbord CI 24.53 5. Theo Sotiropoulos-Michala, St. Andrews 24.70 6. Paul Wong, Upper Canada College 24.77

Girls’ 100m Breaststroke1. Erin Stamp, Centennial CVI 1:10.47R 2. Hollie Smith, Dunbarton HS 1:13.66 3. Janica Lee, Erindale SS 1:14.11 4. Riley Konrad, Centennial CVI 1:14.89



OFSAA Girls’ A VolleyballBelleville March 8 - 9, 2011

St. Thomas Aquinas HS from Kenora fought a hard battle, coming down to the fourth set against É.S. Embrun from EOSSAA, and both teams went home with medals around their necks. Congratulations to the St. Thomas Aquinas team members Arielle Ishimwe, Alyssa Maglioco, Chanel Marion, Chantal Brulotte, Samantha Boisvenue, Marie-Anne Gougeon, Marie-Pier Amyotte, Jevana Larocque, Karine St-Clair, Amanda Kelly, Veronique Caya, Genevieve LeVoguer, and coaches Pierrette Lavergne, and Philippe Goudreau for their gold medal win.

John VanderWindt from Belleville and his organizing committee lavished the athletes with gifts and good times. Thank you to John and his organizing committee for their incredible organization of this championship.

At the banquet, the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award was given to Tammy Dibbits from Durham Christian HS in LOSSA.

"Tammy is there for her student-athletes," said convenor

John VanderWindt. "In school she jumps in and helps wherever there is a need. She believes personal growth of the athletes is more important than winning.“

The OFSAA Team Sportsmanship award was given to Rockway Mennonite School from CWOSSA. The Rockway Mennonite team was a leader at the championship to all athletes with their positive cheering and never-quit attitude. Congratulations to the athletes and coaches!

Consolation Final Toronto District def. Acton 21-25, 25-23, 15-12

Championship Quarter FinalsSt. Thomas Aquinas def. Macdonald-Cartier 25-14, 32-25West Elgin def. Confederation 25-18, 25-12Lakefield def. Lajeunesse 25-19, 25-14Embrun def. Greenwood College 25-22, 25-17

Championship Semi FinalsToronto District def. West Park 25-14, 25-13Acton def. Quinte Christian 25-16, 25-23

Bronze Medal GameWest Elgin def. Lakefield 25-22, 25-22

Gold Medal GameEmbrun def. St. Thomas Aquinas 23-25, 25-23, 25-21 25-23

Pool ASt. Thomas Aquinas HS NWOSSAAGreenwood College CISAAWest Park SS SOSSAQuinte Christian HS COSSAPeoples Christian Academy TDCAA

Pool BÉ.S. Embrun EOSSAAÉ.S. Macdonald-Cartier NOSSARockway Mennoite School CWOSSAÉ.S. Le Caron GBSSAÉ.S. Cite des Jeunes NEOAA

Pool CÉ.S. Confederation SOSSAÉ.S. Lajeunesse SWOSSAATrinity College CISAAÉ.C. Saint-Charles Garnier LOSSARainy River HS NWOSSAA

Pool DWest Elgin SS WOSSAALakefield DSS COSSAToronto District Christian HS YRAAActon DHS GHAC University of Toronto Schools TDSSAA

5. Alexandra Gunn, Bill Crothers SS 1:15.14 6. Paolina Carnevale, St. Aloysius Gonzaga 1:16.77

Boys’ 100m Breaststroke1. Lyam Dias, É.S. Le Sommet 1:05.03 2. Sean Domingo, St. Michael’s College 1:05.34 3. Dakota Plant, St. John CHS 1:07.56 4. Rob Manka, St. Joan of Arc HS 1:07.94 5. Razvan David, Brebeuf 1:08.15 6. Kristian Kanigan, Iroquois Ridge HS 1:09.49

Girls’ PARA 100m Freestyle1. Sydney Chillwell, S14 Robert Bateman HS 1:18.18 2. Julia Longo, Denis Morris 1:23.66 3. Teagan McDonald, S14 St. Thomas Aquinas 2:10.50

Open Boys’ PARA 100m Freestyle1. Isaac Bouckley, S10 Port Hope HS 58.92 2. Corey LeBlanc, S14 Georgetown DHS 1:02.28 3. Walace Kelly, S14, St. Thomas Aquinas 1:22.57 4. Zander Ressel, S14 St. Mary 1:23.875. Connor Mahoney, S14 Holy Trinity 1:28.506. Nikolas Tolgyesi, S6 Holy Cross 1:34.62

Girls’ 100 Individual Medley1. Marni Oldershaw, Iroquois Ridge HS 1:04.08R 2. Katie Keeping, Uxbridge SS 1:05.05 3. Allie Duff, Ernestown SS 1:06.05 4. Riley Konrad, Centennial CVI 1:06.83 5. Alexandra Chow, St. Augustine 1:08.74 6. Haylie Burton, Centennial CVI 1:09.17

Boys’ 100 Individual Medley1. Lyam Dias, É.S. Le Sommet 57.30R 2. Luke Summerhayes, Sir John A. Macdonald 59.44

3. Matthew Myers, Etobicoke School/Arts 1:00.07 4. Martin Siek, Bishop Tonnos 1:00.16 5. Dean Bennett, Bluevale CI 1:01.20 6. Ben Cuthbert, Jean Vanier CHS 1:03.82

Girls’ 200m Medley Relay 1. Centennial CVI 1:58.86R 2. Malvern 2:02.63 3. J.F. Ross 2:03.52 4. Erindale SS 2:03.76 5. Nelson HS 2:08.33 6. Holy Cross 2:11.45

Girls’ 200m Individual Medley1. Marni Oldershaw, Iroquois Ridge HS 2:16.73R 2. Samantha Stratford, Centennial CVI 2:21.06 3. Stephanie Papadedes, J.F. Ross 2:21.22 4. Karen Wan, Northview Heights SS 2:24.655. Amanda McCormack, Regi. Notre Dame 2:25.03 6. Allie Sheffield, Nelson HS 2:27.00

Boys’ 200m Medley Relay 1. Upper Canada College 1:51.37R 2. Harbord CI 1:55.17 3. St. Marys 1:55.29 4. St. Robert 1:58.03 5. York Mills CI 1:58.32 6. Bishop Allen 2:00.49

Boys’ 200m Individual Medley1. Donovan Taylor, Fort Frances HS 2:06.08 2. Sean Domingo, St. Michael’s College 2:07.32 3. Luke Summerhayes, Sir John A. Macdonald 2:10.60 4. Jake Silverthorn, Bill Crothers SS 2:13.32

5. Alexander Hamilton, Lawrence Park CI 2:13.64 6. Kenton Anzai, Notre Dame 2:20.43

Girls’ 100m Backstroke1. Margot Cunningham, Bluevale CI 1:02.35R 2. Erin Stamp, Centennial CVI 1:02.58 3. Amber Baird, J.F. Ross 1:03.50 4. Allie Duff, Ernestown SS 1:03.72 5. Brooke Hall, Turner Fenton 1:04.61 6. Rachel Shin, Malvern CI 1:05.71

Boys’ 100m Backstroke1. Robert Bonomo, Chaminade 56.25R 2. Matthew Myers, Etobicoke School/Arts 57.70 3. Jonathan Bucarelli, St. Joan of Arc HS 58.61 4. Ross Bennett, Bluevale CI 58.73 5. Brandon Bronson, Msgr. Paul Dwyer 59.85 6. Cameron Chow, St. Robert CHS 59.93

Girls’ 400m Freestyle Relay1. Malvern CI 4:01.37 2. Nelson HS 4:02.30 3. St. John’s College 4:11.99 4. St. Joseph’s HS 4:14.67 5. Centennial CVI 4:15.13 6. Holy Cross 4:16.08

Boys’ 400m Freestyle Relay1. Upper Canada College 3:39.33R 2. North Park CVS 3:43.86 3. Resurrection CSS 3:48.70 4. Michael Power/St. Joseph 3:56.655. Sir John A MacDonald SS 3:58.84 6. Georgetown DHS 3:59.14


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Mary-Jane Gillier-Symes opened up her school and two other schools within a five-minute drive in order to host this year's OFSAA Girls’ AA Volleyball Championship. Participants couldn’t believe the close-proximity of all the sites. This closeness was not only felt distance-wise, but also between the athletes, as 20 teams across the province cheered and played together.

Thank you to Mary-Jane and her amazing organizing committee for putting on such a fantastic event! Congratulations also to Mary-Jane for receiving the OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award. Mary-Jane was surprised to win, but many in the audience watching her accept her award knew how appropriate of a choice she was after her selfless dedication over the years to high school sport and student-athletes.

Local team É.S. Gisele-Lalonde (NCSSAA), an underdog from the start, fought their way to the title of champions. Congratulations to athletes, Nathalie Drouin, Andrea Maranger, Ana Martin, Gabrielle Martinellie, Danika Chilibeck, Catherine Loranger, Rebecca Roy, Selina

Burgess, Sebrina Roy, and coaches Bianca Girard and Marcel Martin for your exciting win.

The Team Sportsmanship award was given at the end of the championship to St. Thomas Aquinas SS in Oakville (GHAC). Congratulations to the athletes and coaches from this school for providing a great example of sportsmanship to us all.

Consolation Final Stratford def. St. Thomas Aquinas 25-20, 25-21

Championship Quarter FinalsJohn McGregor def. Norwell 25-19, 22-25, 15-13Eden def. Richview 22-25, 25-14, 15-11Gisele-Lalonde def. Park Street 25-16, 25-12 De La Salle def. General Amherst 25-20, 24-26, 15-12

Championship Semi FinalsGisele-Lalonde def. De La Salle 25-15, 19-25,18-16Eden def. John McGregor 25-19, 25-19

Bronze Medal GameJohn McGregor def. De La Salle 25-20, 25-20

Gold Medal GameGisele-Lalonde def. Eden 25-15, 25-13, 25-10

Pool AJohn McGregor SS SWOSSAAÉ.S. publique De La Salle NCSSAAÉ.S. L’Escale EOSSAASt. Paul HS ROPSSAADon Bosco HS TDCAA

Pool BGeneral Amherst DHS SWOSSAANorwell DSS CWOSSAStratford Central SS WOSSAASt. Basil SS NOSSACayuga SS SOSSA

Pool CDryden HS NWOSSAASt. Thomas Aquinas GHACÉ.S. Gisele-Lalonde NCSSAATimmins H & VS NEOAARichview CI TDSSAA

Pool DPark Street CI GBSSASt. Ignatius SS NWOSSAA Eden HS SOSSASt. Mary’s SS COSSASt. Stephen’s SS LOSSA

OFSAA Girls’ AAA VolleyballFonthill/Welland March 8 - 9, 2011

OFSAA Girls’ AA VolleyballNepean March 8 - 9, 2011

Consolation Final Anderson def. E.L. Crossley 25-19, 25-20

Championship Quarter FinalsLouis-Riel def. Havergal 25-10, 24-26, 15-9Assumption def. Widdifield 20-25, 25-22, 15-8Chatham-Kent def. St. Michael 25-22, 17-25, 15-10Belle River def. Jacob Hespeler 22-25, 25-10, 15-10

Championship Semi FinalsLouis-Riel def. Assumption 25-17, 14-25, 15-13Belle River def. Chatham Kent 25-20, 22-25, 15-8

Bronze Medal GameAssumption def. Chatham-Kent 25-18, 25-17

Gold Medal GameLouis-Riel def. Belle River 33-35, 25-19, 25-18, 25-17

Pool AÉ.S. publique Louis-Riel NCSSAABelle River DHS SWOSSAAIona Catholic SS ROPSSAAPatrick Fogarty SS GBSSAFather Redmond CSS TDCAA

Pool BJacob Hespeler SS CWOSSAHavergal College CISAARegiopolis-Notre Dame EOSSAA Malvern CI TDSSAASherwood SS SOSSA

Pool CSt. Michael CSS WOSSAAWiddifield SS NOSSAE.L. Crossley SS SOSSALindsay C & VI COSSACardinal Carter CHS YRAA

Pool DAssumption HS GHACChatham- Kent SS SWOSSAAAnderson C & VI LOSSAMartingrove CI TDSSAAÉ.S.C. Beatrice-Desloges NCSSAA

The championship organizing committee headed up by Pierre Blanchard and Melissa Amadio put their heart and soul into running this championship and it was obvious to athletes, coaches and spectators. One of the highlights of the championship was the banquet held at Planet Hollywood in Niagara Falls. Glitz and glamour filled the room as the athletes and coaches, dressed to the nines, dined in style.

During the banquet, Sue Kicul, from E.L. Crossley SS (SOSSA) was honoured with the Leadership in School Sport award. Sue has been working as a teacher-coach for 30 years, and coaches not only volleyball, but track and field, swimming, curling and tennis.

“Sue is always the first to volunteer for anything when there is a need,” said convenor Melissa Amadio.

Congratulations to two-time members of the gold medal winning team from É.S. publique Louis-Riel (NCSSAA) who took home the OFSAA Girls’ AAA Volleyball Championship including; Emily Tousignant, Vicky Savard,

Kristy McGregor-Bales, Melanie L'Heureux, Kara Anderson, Josee Maurice, Catherine Amyot, Nathalie Campeau, Karina Czechowski, Pascale Nadeau, and coaches Natacha Paquette, and Francois St-Denis. The Louis-Riel team was a force to be reckoned with, and teams will be training hard next year in anticipation of meeting up again with the Louis-Riel Rebelles.

Congratulations to the athletes and coaches from Patrick Fogarty SS in Orillia (GBSSA) who won the OFSAA Team Sportsmanship award. This was the school’s first trip to an OFSAA championship since its inception 25 years ago and what a memorable first trip!



OFSAA WrestlingSudbury March 2 - 4, 2011

OFSAA Girls’ AAAA VolleyballNewmarket March 8 - 9, 2011

This year's OFSAA Girls' AAAA Volleyball Championship was hosted in Newmarket, and the committee from Huron Heights SS, headed by Rob Archibald, did a fantastic job in organizing the event. This crew pulled out all the stops to ensure a great experience for all participants.

Sinclair SS from LOSSA played with all they had through all four sets in the final gold medal game to become 2011 champions! Cries of joy and exhaustion echoed through the gym when the last point was won. Sinclair also may have the most excited and enthusiastic coaches we have ever seen, which was great to watch.

Congratulations to athletes, Shannon Davidson, Danielle Gattinger, Emily Nicholishen, Jenny Richardson, Meaghan Salmers, Amanda Sexton, Lauren Stirling, Alexandra Whyte, Rayan Bourne, Hailey Coward, Rebecca Paul, Alexandra Walker, Soraya Weaver, Mackenzie Prins, and coaches Melissa Hunte, Andrew Dyment, Kate Kolesnik, and head coach Christine Davis.

Woburn CI from the TDSSAA did something not often done, they won the OFSAA Team Sportsmanship award

two years in a row. This is an amazing accomplishment, and there must be something special happening at that school! Congratulations to the athletes, coaches and to the school.

Rob Thomas was honoured with the Leadership in School Sport award. Thank you to Rob for his years of service, commitment and dedication to developing student-athletes.

Consolation Final Dunbarton def. Waterdown 26-24, 25-21

Championship Quarter FinalsGeorgetown def. Woburn 25-20, 18-25, 15-13Aurora def. St. Thomas More 25-16, 25-23Forest Heights def. Eastview 25-18, 25-9Sinclair def. Grand River 20-25, 27-25, 15-6

Championship Semi FinalsWaterdown def. Bill Crothers 22-25, 26-24, 17-15Dunbarton def. Mother Teresa 25-16, 26-24

Bronze Medal GameAurora def. Forest Heights 25-22, 25-17

Gold Medal GameSinclair def. Georgetown 25-23, 25-23, 12-25, 25-21

Pool AGeorgetown DHS GHACGrand River CI CWOSSAMother Teresa CSS WOSSAAMichael Power/St. Joseph’s HS TDCAA

Pool BSinclair SS LOSSAWoburn CI TDSSAANotre Dame HS ROPSSAABill Crothers SS YRAA

Pool CForest Heights CI CWOSSASt. Thomas More CSS GHACGlebe CI NCSSAAWaterdown DHS SOSSA

Pool DAurora HS YRAADunbarton HS LOSSAEastview SS GBSSAHoly Names HS SWOSSAA

Over 850 of the province’s best high school wrestlers travelled to Sudbury for the 2011 OFSAA Wrestling Championship. Sudbury Arena was the host site, home of the Sudbury Wolves of the OHL, and included 10 mats set up to handle close to 2,000 total matches.

Earl Cote from Confederation S.S., along with his organizing committee, worked long and hard arranging accommodation, soliciting sponsors and generally ensuring a great OFSAA experience.

After two days of excellent competition, Heart Lake from ROPSSAA won the boys team championship, while L’Essor from SWOSSAA captured both the girls and combined championships. Congratulations!

Ted Fryia of Sir James Dunn High School in Sault Ste Marie was presented with the Leadership in School

Sports Award for his over 30 years involvement in high school wrestling as a competitor, coach, and mentor to other coaches. Congratulations and thanks Ted for your dedication!

38 kg1. Philip Le Mackenzie2. Gavin Reid Erneston SS3. Jamal Henry West Hill 4. Kyle Hill Essex5. Sheldon Macdonald Stradford NW6. Olajuwon Matthews Heart Lake SS

41 kg1. Colin Rodgers Bethune2. Zack Brady E.C. Drury3. Ryan Sinclair Sandwich4. Jesse Darroch EYCI5. Hamden Mirza Bishop Tonnos6. Roman Culeans Newtonbrook

44 kg1. Andres Chicas Mackenzie2. Jordan Raghunandan Wodburn CI3. Curtis Sobchak West Park SS4. Connor Mitchinson Medowvale5. Josh Mehta Mentor College6. Robbie Smith Sarnia Northern

47.5 kg1. Sam Jagas St. Davids2. Torin MacFadyen St. Paul3. Alen Walsh Lester B. Pearson4. Pete Barbeau Lo-Ellen SS5. Patrick Sobchak West Park SS6. Thembale Nxele Catholic Central SS

51 kg1. Brian Cowan Lord Dorchester2. Ahmed Shamiya Robert Bateman3. Mario Tran Central Elgin4. Alec McNeil St. John's- K5. Alex Moher St. Mary's6. Brady Laamanen St. Ignatious

54 kg1. Zack Falcioni Holy Trinity 2. Brad Marsden Sandwich CI

3. Adam McFadyen St. Paul4. Adam Cowan Lord Dorchester5. Zach Morris Stanford6. Dillon Williams Thomson

57.5 kg1. Jason Buckle St. Jean de Brebeuf2. Noel Tremblay L'essor3. Tate Dale Paisly St.Catherines 4. Tevin Kalmen Turner Fenton SS5. Alex Evans Dryden HS6. Linden Latenville Dunbarton SS

61 kg1. Tyler Mathieusson Cayuga2. Tyler Menei St. Ignatius3. Tyler Rowe Barrie North4. Ethan Smith Sarnia Northern5. Bevan Rudanycz St. Clair6. Collin Atherson Opeongo

64 kg1. Bertram Alexander Heart Lake SS2. Chris Garneau Bishop Ryan3. Matt Jagas St. Davids4. Luke Roberts Turner Fenton SS5. Richard Balfour Laurier SS6. Andrew McKenzie Holy Names

67.5 kg1. Jevon Balfour Heart Lake SS2. Roch Provost L'essor3. Ingar Salvador-Guzmai Mother Theresa4. Ignatius Pitt Pickering HS5. Tyler Armstrong Robert Bateman6. Dimitri Galaniyev Newtonbrook

72 kg1. Gagandeep Toor Heart Lake SS 2. Ben Bradford Governor Simcoe3. Jake Devlin Mother Theresa4. Wesley Burbridge Bear Creek SS5. Tyler Ashurst Regi Notre Dame

6. Vlad Petrescu Sinclair SS

77 kg1. DJ Webb Port Credit2. Jason Brenton-Hurst Waterloo Oxford3. Jake Miller Innisdale SS4. Thomas Bentley CDDHS5. Ruslin Bollaev Newtonbrook6. Pavanvir Dulai Lincoln Alexander

83 kg1. Graeme Hossack Port Perry HS2. Geordie Watkins Centre Wellington3. Josh Kim EYCI4. Alex Low H.B. Beal SS5. Brandon Parnham Orillia DHS6. Justin Brown Louise Arbour

89 kg1. Dan Humphrey Centre Wellington2. Billy George H.B. Beal SS3. Jendayi McBean Turner Fenton SS4. Kyle Valyear Barrie Central5. Jordan Ribeiro CTS6. Trent Dennis Bishop Tonnos

95 kg1. Sam Jennings Central Elgin CI2. Aaron Misner Hagersville SS3. Chad Bain Quinte SS4. Kaelyn Coghill Centre Wellington5. Brad Karn Centre Wellington6. TJ Larocque Korah

Unlimited kg1. Jordan Huezo St. Ignatius2. Samuel Narkaj SCI3. Chris Gondin General Amherst4. Zach Grandy Walkeron DHS5. Joe Meretto Cathedral HS6. Jesse Kokorudz Mentor College

Boys' Individual Results


Boys'1. Heart Lake SS ROPSSAA 1312. Centre Wellingon DHS CWOSSA 983. St. Ignatius HS NWOSSAA 934. MacKenzie 835. L'essor SWOSSAA 736. Turner Fenton SS ROPSSAA 72

Girls'1. L'Essor SWOSSAA 1382. Barrie Central GBSSA 1303. Samuel Genest NCSSAA 874. Catholic Central HS WOSSAA 775. Pickering HS LOSSA 666. Central Elgin CI WOSSAA 52

Overall1. L'essor SWOSSAA 2002. Heart Lake SS ROPSSAA 1743. Barrie Central GBSSA 1634. Turner Fenton SS ROPSSAA 1175. St. Ignatius HS NWOSSAA 1106. Central Elgin CI WOSSAA 106

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41 kg1. Emily Schaefer Sarnia North2. Linda Vu Mentor College3. Daphne Ng Turner Fenton SS4. Josee Pelletier Macdonald Cartier5. Rachel Mervin Newtonbrook6. Heidi Fung St. Francis Xavier

44 kg1. Darby Huckle St. Clair SS2. Sarah Remillard St. Mary's HS3. Megan Smith Smith Falls SS4. Beth Kuntz St. Mary's SS5. Shaylynn McDonald Lambton Central CVI6. Katrina Kok Turner Fenton SS

47.5 kg1. Josee Tremblay L'essor2. Siobhan Smith Sarnia Northern CI3. Anna McKee Catholic Central HS4. Genie Gokhman MacKenzie5. Castille Barry London Central6. Cassie Leigh Park Street

51 kg1. Madison Parks ACS2. Rachel Murre Beamsville SS3. Lydia Congdon Essex4. Brenna Llewellyn St. Augustine5. Nichole Kinzel Cenral Algoma6. Bayleigh Bradshaw Crestwood

54 kg1. Alejandra Paguaga Samuel Genest2. Lisa Wainman Nelson HS3. Jessica Brouilette Barrie Central4. Kaitlyn Donison L'essor5. Alexa Momy Theriault6. Amanda Cairns Meadowvale

57.5 kg1. Linda Morais L'essor

2. Sydney Mitchell Superior Heights3. Andrea Wakelin Lindsay CVI4. Alicia Rowlands Central Elgin5. Theresa El-Lati Samuel Genest6. Kendra Blackborne Georgetown

61 kg1. Braxton Papadopoulous Pickering HS2. Emily Kessler Essex 3. Delphine Amellal L'Essor4. Paige Simms St. Francis5. Clare Johnson Sir Winston Churchill6. Kelsey Rogers Dennis Morris SS

64 kg1. Olivia DiBacco Orillia DHS2. Emily Belchos Barrie Central3. Brittany Gearing Thorold SS4. Monika Burgess Forest Heights CI5. Joanna Styles CDDHS6. Christina Carter Superior Heights

67.5 kg1. Elena Torlone Samuel Genest2. Kelsey Dayler Midland SS3. Brooke McKinlay Cobourg CDI4. Angelina Sachetti Joan of Arc5. Sarah Cousins A.B. Lucas6. Maria Godfrey Cobourg CDI

72 kg1. Gillian Pegg Barrie Central2. Michelle Raininger Pickering HS3. Gracelynn Doogan VJF 4. Sarah Holmes A.B. Lucas5. Katie MacPhee Meadowvale6. Spencer Briek Beamsville SS

77 kg1. Sarah Thompson Barrie Central2. Sydney Sollazzo Brantford CI3. Ashley Proctor Central Engin4. Kate Beaulieu Central Algoma5. Dana Campbell Hammarskjold HS6. Katelyn Shields Holy Trinity

83 kg1. Jazmin Brock Nantyr Shores2. Agatha Bartoszewics GCVI3. Mara Pritchard Mother Theresa4. Michelle McDonald St. Ignatius5. Devon Pickard Catholic Central6. Emily Primeau Bear Creek SS

Unlimited1. Chelsea Brathwaite Heart Lake SS2. Shanice Szmidt Ajax HS3. Olivia Williams Catholic Central4. Kayann Henry Ascension5. Sara-Lee Shonias Hammarskjold HS6. Danielle Clewlow Mother Theresa

**All photos by Sean Magennis

Girls' Individual Results

Team Results

Coaching Terry Olaskey P: 705.422.1620 F: 705.728.6053 [email protected] Directions Jim Woolley P: 519.744.6567 F: 519.744.1870 [email protected] Jim Woolley P: 519.744.6567 F: 519.744.1870 [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 Birta, 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 Helen Downey, Bishop Tonnos CHS P: 905.648.4989 F: 905.648.7847 [email protected] Brian Poste, North Hastings DHS P: 613.332.1220 F: 613.332.0978 [email protected] Skiing Kevin Gosselin, Jean Vanier CHS P: 705.445.2043 F: 705.445.0790 [email protected] David Meijer, Cameron Heights CI P: 519.578.8330 F: 519.578.1376 [email protected] Co-chair Michelle Whitney, East Northumberland SS P: 613.475.0540 [email protected] Baseball Paul Solarski, Brebeuf College P: 416.393.5508 F: 416.229.4077 [email protected] - Boys Suche James, Frontenac SS P: 613.389.2130 F: 613.389.8042 [email protected] Co-chair Tom Oliveri, Brebeuf College P: 416.393.5508 F: 416.229.4077 [email protected] - Girls Erin Gray, Aurora HS P: 905.727.3107 F: 905.727.5804 [email protected] Country Running Michael Smith, Highlands SS P: 905.628.2203 F: 905.627.2904 [email protected] Co-chair Suche James, Frontenac SS P: 613.389.2130 F: 613 389 8042 [email protected] Yvonne Nieuwenhuis Sir Robert Borden HS P: 613.829.1287 F: 613.829.1287 [email protected] Hockey Sharon Creelman, Appleby College P: 905.845.4681 F: 905.845.9828 [email protected]' Field Lacrosse Greg Reid, St. Andrew’s College P: 905.727.3178 F: 905.727.0383 [email protected] Barry Rushon, White Pine CVI P: 705.945.7181 F: 705.945.0726 [email protected] - Girls’ Debra Austin, Huntsville HS P: 705.789.5595 F: 705.687.4132 [email protected] - Boys’ Bob Di Francesco, St. Mary's P: 905.528.0214 F: 905.528.7418 [email protected] Gymnastics Karen Oude-Reimerink, Ridley College P: 905.684.1889 F: 905.684.8875 [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 Laura Gillespie, Ottawa-Carleton DSB P: 613.596.8211 F: 613.820.6045 [email protected] Skiing Sian Leyson-Doughty, Mayfield SS P: 905.846.6060 F: 905.584.9823 [email protected] - Boys Paul Pendakis, Saltfleet HS P: 905.573.3000 F: 905.573.2408 [email protected] - Girls Ryan Clancy, St. Anne's CHS P: 519.482.5454 F: 519.482.5456 [email protected] Heather Windrem, Widdifield SS P: 705.472.5711 F: 705.474.4223 [email protected] Co-chair Pat Lacasse, Colonel By SS P: 613.745.9411 F: 613.745.4680 [email protected] Racing Krista Petrie-Wallace, Almonte DHS P: 613.256.1470 F: 613.256.0259 [email protected] Kevin Wong, Bishop P.F. Reding SS P: 905.875.0124 F: 905.875.2908 [email protected] Michael Robinson, Lakeshore CHS P: 905.835.2451 F: 905.835.0434 [email protected] & Field Chris Deighan, Cardinal Carter P: 905.727.2455 F: 905.727.9568 [email protected] Helen Thomson, St. Michael CSS P: 519.271.0890 F: 519.271.8250 [email protected] Co-chair Brian Leidl, Chatham Kent SS P: 519.352.2870 F: 519.351.8849 [email protected] Randy Budner, St. Patrick HS P: 807.623.5218 F: 807.622.0164 [email protected]

OFSAA Committees and Chairs

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LE SPORT SCOLAIRE, UN ENTRAINEMENT POUR LA VIE

winter championship results

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