MHSAA 2023 Dairy Farmers of Manitoba

Junior Varsity Basketball Championships

Girls

	A/AA	AAA	AAAA
GOLD	Warren Collegiate Institute	Garden Valley Collegiate Institute	Dakota Collegiate
SILVER	William Morton Collegiate Institute	Collège Lorette Collegiate	Maple Collegiate
BRONZE	Prairie Mountain/Nellie McMlung (Co-op)	Centre scolaire Léo-Rémillard
ANTIQUE BRONZE	Teulon Collegiate Institute	St Jame Collegiate Institute
CONSOLATION CHAMPION	Souris School	St Maurice High School
CONSOLATION FINALIST	Margaret Barbour Collegiate	Collège St Norbert Collegiate

Boys

	A/AA	AAA	AAAA
GOLD	Frontier Collegiate	Collège Churchill High School	Collège Garden City Collegiate
SILVER	Souris School	Centre scolaire Léo-Rémillard	Institut collégial Vincent Massey Collegiate
BRONZE	Margaret Barbour Collegiate	St Boniface Diocesan High School
ANTIQUE BRONZE	École regional Gabrielle-Roy	Transcona Collegiate
CONSOLATION CHAMPION	Virden Collegiate	Collège Louis-Riel
CONSOLATION FINALIST	Carberry Collegiate	Linden Christian School

A/AA GIRLS

JV A/AA Provincial Girls ALL STARS

Angela Gundrum- Prairie Mountain/Nellie McClung (Co-op)

Karina Kuznecova- William Morton

Regan Teichroeb- William Morton

Mia Cassils- Warren

Lauren Voth- Warren

JV A/AA Provincial Girls MVP

Colby Darragh- Warren

A/AA BOYS

AAA GIRLS AND BOYS

All stars

Girls:  Erika Matasol  St. James

         Astan Maiga  Leo Remillard

         Kianna Mcdonald  Lorette

         Addison Turski  Lorette

         Mekdes Wall  Garden Valley

       MVP:  Maria Bergen Garden Valley

Boys:  Jonathon Kadzviti  St. Boniface

          Tiston Gibbons Leo Remillard

          Raphael Fais Leo Remillard

          Jeffiry Ghabr Churchill

          Ngor Agu  Churchill

          MVP – Amir Teame  Churchill 

AAAA GIRLS AND BOYS

JV Girls All-Stars:

Lillian Vande Graaf – Vincent Massey (Wpg)

Jenelle Deato – Garden City

Gabriella Castres – Maples

Kaileah Walker – Maples

Emilie McLean – Dakota

MVP: Taylor Schepp – Dakota

JV Boys All-Stars:

Emmanuel Thon – Kildonan East

Manuel Nitro – St. Paul’s

Magnus Carlos – Vincent Massey (Wpg)

Joaquin Alvaria – Garden City

Crue Gard – Garden City

MVP : Reiden Olaes – Garden City

MHSAA 2022-2023 Junior Varsity Basketball Participants

Girls A/AA	Boys A/AA
Warren Collegiate	Frontier Collegiate
Ross L Gray School	Carberry Collegiate
William Morton Collegiate	Souris School
Treherne/St Claude (Co-op)	Glenboro/Baldur (Co-op)
Souris School	Birtle Collegiate
Teulon Collegiate	Rosenort School
Prairie Mountain/Nellie McMlung (Co-op)	Fisher Branch Collegiate
Elm Creek School	Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Rosenort School	École regional Gabrielle-Roy
Margaret Barbour Collegiate	Virden Collegiate
Girls AAA	Boys AAA
St Jame Collegiate	Centre scolaire Léo-Rémillard
Centre scolaire Léo-Rémillard	Westgate Mennonite Collegiate
Collège St Norbert Collegiate	Transcona Collegiate
St Maurice High School	Collège Louis-Riel
Linden Christian School	St Boniface Diocesan High School
Collège Lorette Collegiate	Linden Christian School
Garden Valley Collegiate	Churchill High School
R D Parker Collegiate	R D Parker Collegiate
Girls AAAA	Boys AAAA
Institut collégial Vincent Massey Collegiate	Institut collégial Vincent Massey Collegiate
Crocus Plains Regional Secondary School	École secondaire Oak Park High School
Westwood Collegiate	Kildonan East Collegiate
Kildonan East Collegiate	Daniel McIntyre Collegiate
Sisler High School	Vincent Massey High School (Brandon)
Glenlawn Collegiate	Sisler High School
Collège Garden City Collegiate	Glenlawn Collegiate
Maple Collegiate	St Paul’s High School (Winnipeg)
Dakota Collegiate	Collège Garden City Collegiate
St Mary’s Academy	Maple Collegiate
Collège Jeanne-Sauvé	Dakota Collegiate
Collège Miles Macdonell Collegiate	Collège Miles Macdonell Collegiate

OFSAA 2023 WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP – OTTAWA

OFSAA 2023 WRESTLING TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Girls	Bishop Ryan Catholic Secondary School, GHAC	Blessed Trinity Catholic Secondary School, SOSSA	Mayfield Secondary School, ROPSSAA
Boys	Great Lakes Secondary School, SWOSSAA	Fletcher’s Meadow Flethcer’s Meadow Secondary School, ROPSSAA	Bear Creek Secondary School, GBSSA
Overall	Flethcer’s Meadow Secondary School, ROPSSAA	Bishop Ryan Catholic Secondary School, GHAC	Great Lakes Secondary School, SWOSSAA

OFSAA team Points 2023

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OFSAA 2023 WRESTLING INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP

Please click OFSAA Entries by Weight Division March 1 2023 to see a list of participants by weight class.

OFSAA Top 6 2023

Wt	Male	School	Wt	Female	Team
38kg	Kiran Ramburn	West Niagara, SOSSA	38kg	Lucy Butler	Great Lakes, SWOSSAA
41kg	Ali Moussa	Bluevale, CWOSSA	41kg	Madi Splane	St David, CWOSSA
44kg	Anthony Canuto	Saint-Jean-de-Brébeuf, GHAC	44kg	Charlie Gordon	St Ignatius, NWOSSAA
47.5kg	Aaharen Piranavan	St Mary, LOSSA	47.5kg	Tommy Mair	Orchard Park, SOSSA
51kg	Nathan Nash	Hillfield Strathallan, CISAA	51kg	Ava Hunyady	John F Ross, CWOSSA
54kg	Ryan Dahcha	St Aloysius Gonzaga, ROPSSAA	54kg	Shahreen Gulacha	Hillfield Strathallan, CISAA
57.5kg	Zubin Gatta	Eden, SOSSA	57.5kg	Mayumi King	Richview CI, TDSSAA
61kg	Munsif Raz	Louise Arbour, ROPSSAA	61kg	Tampreet Saroya	Mayfield, ROPSSAA
64kg	Brayden Segeren	Ursuline College, SWOSSAA	64kg	Tarleen Saroya	Mayfield, ROPSSAA
67.5kg	Tyler Dale	Parkside, WOSSAA	67.5kg	Prabhleen Randhawa	Fletcher’s Meadow, ROPSSAA
72kg	Anthony DiMaria	Fletcher’s Meadow, ROPSSAA	72kg	Lauren Smith	St Theresa’s, GBSSA
77kg	Caius Harbridge	Bear Creek, GBSSA	77kg	Megann Nkenglack	ÉSC Nouvelle Alliance, GBSSA
83kg	Bill Yole	Orchard Park, SOSSA	83kg	Claudia Landry	Bishop Ryan, GHAC
89kg	Clark Jackson	Central Elgin, WOSSAA	89kg	Shade Idowu	Bear Creek, GBSSA
95kg	Kelso Jennings	Great Lake, SWOSSAA	95kg	Nevaeh Pine	White Pine, NOSSA
130kg	Matthew Belda-Wright	St Ignatius, NWOSSAA	115kg	Deanna Rawn	Bishop Ryan, GHAC
130+kg	Oltion Gashi	Saunders, WOSSAA	115+kg	Benifer Milton-Molin	Fletcher’s Meadow, ROPSSAA

Wolfpack win OFSAA wrestling championship

The Great Lakes Wolfpack won the boys’ team title and two individual gold medals at the OFSAA wrestling championship.

Chatham Daily News Observer staff

Published Mar 10, 2023

The Great Lakes Wolfpack won the boys’ team title at the OFSAA wrestling championship in Ottawa this week.

The Wolfpack also tied for second in the overall standings, but those results are being rechecked, because Great Lakes may have won the overall team title as well.

Brampton Fletcher’s Meadow is first in the unofficial standings with 159 points, one more than Great Lakes and Hamilton Bishop Ryan.

Two Wolfpack wrestlers also won individual gold. Kelso Jennings was first in the boys’ 95-kilogram division and Lucy Butler was first in the girls’ 38 kg division.

Jaylene McLean of Great Lakes won silver in girls’ 44 kg. Mason Flett of Great Lakes won bronze in boys’ 89 kg.

Duke Butler of Mackenzie (boys’ 51 kg), Jakob Wildschut of Great Lakes (boys’ 61 kg) and Bella Round of St. Patrick’s (girls’ 115 kg) won fourth-place medals.

Brock Callister of Lambton Central (boys’ 72 kg), Matt Anderson of Great Lakes (boys’ 77 kg), Griffin Wittliff of St. Patrick’s (boys’ 95 kg) and Devyn Manning of North Lambton (girls’ 54 kg) were fifth.

Great Lakes won the boys’, girls’ and overall team titles at the SWOSSAA championship recently. Manning was voted best LKSSAA female wrestler at the meet, while Wildschut shared the SWOSSAA boys’ MVP award with Daniel Piccolo of Windsor St. Joseph’s.

The SWOSSAA boys’ champions included Butler (51 kg), Wildschut (61 kg), Artem Greer of Great Lakes (67.5 kg), Callister (72 kg), Anderson (77 kg), Flett (89 kg), Jennings (95 kg) and Hayden Wilson of North Lambton (130 kg).

The SWOSSAA girls’ champions included Butler (38 kg), McLean (44 kg), Adelia Kontonova of Great Lakes (51 kg), Manning (54 kg), Breanna Trudgeon of Great Lakes (61 kg), Abby Willis of Great Lakes (67.5 kg), Victoria Guerette of St. Patrick’s (77 kg) and Round (115 kg).

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OFSAA Wrestling Championships make triumphant return

after three-year hiatus due to COVID-19

Dave Charbonneau CTV News Ottawa Multi-Skilled Journalist

The OFSAA Wrestling Championships are underway at TD Place, and more than 700 students from across Ontario are taking part in the largest high school wrestling tournament in the country.

After a hiatus of three years due to COVID, the tournament is back, and it has added more spots for girls.

“This year we have the same amount of weight classes for both boys and girls. Before we only had 14 weight classes for girls. Now we have 17. So there’s more opportunity for girls to get involved. There’s a pathway for them to compete,” said Guy MacDougall, OFSAA Wrestling Championships Co-Convener.

For Grade 9 student Myla Blackshaw, this is her first provincial tournament, and she is excited to be part of it.

“It’s kind of overwhelming, but it’s really exciting to know that I can be involved in something like this so young,” said Blackshaw. “I like that you can always work on yourself and there’s never a limit of how good you can get.”

Meanwhile, Grade 11 wrestler from Bill Crothers Secondary School, Nathan Persaud, pinned his opponent in his first match. Even though he was nervous to be part of such a big event.

“Once I got that cross ankle, I was really in my zone. It’s like one of the biggest ones in Ontario, so my nerves are at an all-time high. But once I got on the mat, it’s all business,” said Persaud.

The tournament is more than just wrestling for some athletes. For Great Lakes Secondary School Grade 12 wrestler Abbagail Willis, the team environment helps her get through life situations.

“Coming here is way more than just wrestling. It’s a team. It’s building skills. I’m gonna be using this for the rest of my life,” said Willis.

“This is the pinnacle of our season, and it’s something that everybody, all the athletes and coaches look forward to,” says Willis’s coach Eric Clarke. “And it’s nice that it’s back. So we missed a couple of years with COVID obviously, so it’s nice to see it back. This is this is what we look forward to all year.”

As wrestlers take the mat, family members in the stands share their excitement.

“She’s on in number 406, I believe, is her next one. So yeah, we’re excited. Just so proud of her,” said Mary Chaulk, Myla’s grandmother.

Blackshaw won her second match of the day by making the adjustments she needed to. And she’s hoping to be on the podium when it’s all over.

“I went in with a game plan. It didn’t go too well,” says Blackshaw. “But you can always adapt to how it goes and figure it out.”

About 1,000 matches were held today, with the championships taking place Wednesday at 2 p.m.

OFSAA 2023 BOYS’ BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

	A	AA	AAA
GOLD	École secondaire catholique E J Lajeunesse	St Francis Catholic Secondary School	Oakwood Collegiate Institute
SILVER	George S Henry Academy	St Joan of Arc Catholic Academy	Ursuline College
BRONZE	Woodstock Collegiate Institute	Adam Scott Collegiate and Vocational Institute	St Michael’s College
ANTIQUE BRONZE	Kenner Collegiate Vocational Institution	St Ignatius High School	Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School
CONSOLATION CHAMPION	Woodland Christian High School	Thousand Isalnds Secondary School	St John Henry Newman Catholic Secondary School
CONSOLATION FINALIST	Woodbridge College	London South Collegiae Institute	Pickering High School

OFSAA 2023 Boys’ Basketball Participants

A	AA	AAAA
CISSA, The York School	CISSA, Cresecent School	CISAA, St Michael’s College
COSSA, Kenner Collegiate Vocational Institution	COSSA, Adam Scott Collegiate and Vocational Institute	CISAA, Upper Canada College
CWOSSA, Woodland Christian High School	CWOSSA, Our Lady of Lourdes	COSSA, Eastside Secondary School
EOSSAA, École secondaire L’Heritage	EOSSAA, Thousand Isalnds Secondary School	CWOSSA, St Mary’s High School (Kitchener)
EOSSAA, St Joseph’s Catholic High Shool, (Renfrew)	EOSSAA, Smith Falls District Collegiate Institute	EOSSAA, Frontenac Secondary School
GBSSA, École secondaire catholique Nouvelle-Allaince	GBSSA, Twin Lakes Secondary School	GBSSA, Bradford District High School
GHAC, École secondaire cadémie catholique Mére-Teresa	GHAC, St Mary Catholic Secondary School	GHAC, St John Henry Newman Catholic Secondary School
LOSSA, Monsignor John Pereyma CSS	LOSSA, Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary School	LOSSA, Pickering High School
NCSSAA, Notre Dame High School	NCSSA, Ashbury College	NCSSAA, St Patrick’s High School
NEOAA, Kapuskasing District High School	NEOAA, École secondaire catholique Thériault	NOSSA, Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School
NEOAA, Timmins High and Vocational School	NOSSA, St Mary’s College	ROPSSAA, Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School
NWOSSA, St Thomas Aquinas High School	NWOSSAA, St Ignatius High School	SOSSA, Eden High School
NOSSA, Collège Notre Dame	ROPSSAA, Ascension of Our Lords Catholic Secondary School	SWOSSAA, Ursuline College
SOSSA, Guido de Bres Christian High School	SOSSA, St Francis Catholic Secondary School	SWOSSAA, Sarnia Norther Collegiate Institute and Vocational School
SOSSA, Smithville Christian High School	SWOSSAA, Bell River District High School	TDCAA, St Mother Teresa Catholic Academy
SWOSSAA, École secondaire catholique E J Lajeunesse	SWOSSAA, Herman Secondary School	TDSSAA, Oakwood Collegiate Institute
TDCAA, École secondaire Toronto Ouest	TDCAA, St Joan of Arc Catholic Academy	WOSSAA, Sir Fredrick Banting Secondary School
TDSSAA, George S Henry Academy	TDSSAA, Emery Collegiate Institute	YRAA, Thornlea Secondary School
WOSSAA, Woodstock Collegiate Institute	WOSSAA, London South Collegiae Institute
YRAA, Woodbridge College	YRAA, King City Secondary School

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SSNS 2023 BOYS HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS

GOLD	Charles P Allen High School	École secondaire Par-en-Pas
SILVER	Riverside High School	Central Kings Rural High School

SSNS 2023 BOYS HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS PARTICIPANTS

DIVISION 1	DIVISION 2
Citadel High School	Central Kings Rural High School
Cobequid Educational Centre	Straits Area Education and Rec Centre
Dr J H Gillis Regional High School	École secondaire Par-en-Pas
Lockview High School	Richmond Education Centre and Academy
Riverside High School	École secondaire Mosaïque/Sommet
Horton High School	North Kings Education Centre
Charles P Allen High School	Inverness/Cape Breton Highlands Education Centre/Academy
Halifax West High School	Barrington Municipal High School

HIGH SCHOOL PROVINCIALS: C.P. Allen wins Division 1 boys’ hockey title

George Myrer

Will Normandeau scored twice and added a pair of assists as the C.P. Allen Cheetahs defeated the Riverview Ravens 6-2 to capture the School Sport Nova Scotia Division 1 boys’ hockey championship on Monday in Bedford.

Max Baldwin added a pair in the title win while Evan Amirault and Cooper Hickey had singles.

Matthew Burke and Aiden Stanwick replied for the Ravens.

The Cheetahs advanced to the championship game with a 5-3 victory over the Citadel Phoenix in the morning semifinal. Baldwin and Owen Forsythe each netted a pair in the win, while Amirault had one. AJ Metlej, Finn Merritt and Ethan Legere countered for the Phoenix.

In the other semifinal, Matthew Burke scored twice as the Ravens doubled the Lockview Dragons 4-2. Braedy MacKenzie and Luc Sampson added singles for Riverview, while Bailey Conrad had both Lockview goals.

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Cape Breton high school hockey teams set for provincial championships this weekend

Jeremy Fraser

SYDNEY, N.S. — Four Cape Breton hockey teams will hit the ice for School Sport Nova Scotia provincial championship tournaments this weekend. 

In the Division 1 tournament, the Riverview Ravens will travel to the Halifax Regional Municipality to compete for the championship, which will be hosted by Halifax West High School at BMO Centre in Bedford. 

Riverview will be joined in Pool ‘B’ of the tournament by the Horton Griffins of Wolfville, Charles P. Allen Cheetahs of Bedford and the Halifax West Warriors of Halifax. 

Meanwhile, Pool ‘A’ will feature the Citadel Flames, Cobequid Educational Centre Cougars of Truro, Dr. J.H. Gillis Royals of Antigonish, and either Yarmouth or Lockview – the final team was not confirmed at publication time. 

The Ravens will open the event on Friday at 12:15 p.m. against Charles P. Allen, before facing Horton later in the day at 8:15 p.m. They finish the round robin on Saturday at 12:15 p.m. against Halifax West. 

The semifinals will be Saturday at 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. The championship game is slated for 12 p.m. on Sunday. 

In other provincial hockey action this weekend, the Richmond Academy Hurricanes will host the School Sport Nova Scotia Division 2 boys’ championship at Richmond Arena in Louisdale. 

Along with the Hurricanes, the Strait Area Education Recreation Centre Saints and Inverness/Cape Breton Highlands Academy will also compete in the tournament. SAERC won the Highland title, defeating Inverness/Cape Breton Highlands Academy 5-1 on Tuesday in Inverness.

The teams and schedule for the tournament were not released publicly at publication time, however, a schedule was expected to be announced sometime on Thursday.