Les lauréats de la saison 2022 en football scolaire juvénile D1 sont maintenant dévoilés

Montréal, le 13 décembre 2022 – Le banquet annuel de football scolaire juvénile D1 se tenait samedi dernier au Collège Jean-Eudes. Lors cette soirée, présentée par Go Pure, différents prix académiques et de performance ont été remis aux étudiants-athlètes s’étant démarqués tout au long de la saison 2022. Ce banquet accueillant près de 240 participants, s’est déroulé en présence de deux invités d’honneur, soit M. Danny Maciocia, directeur-général des Alouettes de Montréal et de M. Arnaud Desjardins, champion de la dernière Coupe Vanier, membre de la 1^ère équipe d’étoiles au niveau universitaire canadien, quart-arrière du Rouge & Or de l’Université Laval et ancien joueur du programme de football du Collège Jean-Eudes.

Voici donc les lauréats et membres de l’équipe d’étoiles D1 pour cette saison 2022 :

JOUEUR PAR EXCELLENCE
Quart-arrière, Thomas Leroux, École secondaire Curé-Antoine-Labelle

JOUEUR DE LIGNE DE L’ANNÉE
Ligne défensive, Racim-Kais Bachammar, Collège Charles-Lemoyne

JOUEUR DÉFENSIF DE L’ANNÉE
Secondeur, Justin Forgues, Académie Saint-Louis

JOUEUR OFFENSIF DE L’ANNÉE
Demi-offensif, Keylan Syam, Collège Charles-Lemoyne

JOUEUR RECRUE DE L’ANNÉE
Demi-offensif, Keeyshawn Schneider-Tabuteau, Collège Charles-Lemoyne

TROPHÉE JACQUES GAUTHIER – CHAMPIONS DE LA SAISON RÉGULIÈRE
Blizzard du Séminaire Saint-François

BOL D’OR
Blizzard du Séminaire Saint-François

ÉTHIQUE SPORTIVE PAR EXCELLENCE
Aigles du Collège Jean-Eudes

ÉQUIPE D’ENTRAÎNEURS PAR EXCELLENCE
Arsenal de l’Académie Saint-Louis

ORGANISATION PAR EXCELLENCE
Cactus du Collège Notre-Dame


ÉQUIPE D’ÉTOILES 2022

OFFENSIVE
Quart-arrière, Johnny Skoulakis, Collège Notre-Dame;
Quart-arrière, Elliott Drapeau, École secondaire Saint-Jean-Eudes;

Demi-offensif, Malcom St-Denis, École secondaire Armand-Corbeil;
Demi-offensif, Hugo Robitaille, Séminaire Saint-François;

Receveur, Thomas Martineau, Académie Saint-Louis;
Receveur, Gabriel Henriquez-Guzman, École secondaire Curé-Antoine-Labelle;
Receveur, Antoine Goupil, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Receveur, Joshua Dubrovsky, Collège Notre-Dame;

Ligne offensive, Charles-Émile Binet, Académie Saint-Louis;
Ligne offensive, Gabriel Chabot, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Ligne offensive, Charles Blondin, Collège Notre-Dame;
Ligne offensive, Maël-Izaak Savary, École secondaire Armand-Corbeil;
Ligne offensive, Thomas Gingras, Séminaire Saint-François;

DÉFENSIVE
Demi-défensif, Charles-Édouard Brochu, Académie Saint-Louis;
Demi-défensif, Anthony Di Caprio, Collège Notre-Dame;
Demi-défensif, Henri Gyger, Collège Notre-Dame;
Demi-défensif, Mathieu Fillion, Séminaire Saint-François;
Demi-défensif, Victor Falardeau, Séminaire Saint-François;

Secondeur, Philippe Thomas Robert, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Secondeur, Bradley Bernard Ilunga, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Secondeur, Hugo Bouillon, Collège Jean-Eudes;
Secondeur, Emil Poulard, Collège Notre-Dame;

Ligne défensive, Justin Wilisky, École secondaire Curé-Antoine-Labelle;
Ligne défensive, Jonas Mare, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Ligne défensive, Ibrahim Dabo, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Ligne défensive, Elliot Valin, École secondaire Saint-Jean-Eudes;

UNITÉS SPÉCIALES
Botteur de dégagement, Wyatt Harvey, Collège de Lévis;
Botteur de précision, Mathieu Cormier, École secondaire Saint-Jean-Eudes;
Retourneur, Mathias Tremblay, École secondaire du Triolet;

MÉRITES ACADÉMIQUES 
Charles Gamache, Académie Saint-Louis;
Guillaume Trahan, École secondaire Curé-Antoine-Labelle;
Racim-Kais Bachammar, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Antoine Dubois, Collège de Lévis;
Joseph Noppen, Collège Jean-Eudes;
Sacha Vidricaire, Collège Notre-Dame;
Justin Girard, École secondaire Armand-Corbeil;
Christophe Chapdelaine, École secondaire Saint-Jean-Eudes;
Louis Grenier, Séminaire Saint-François;
Tristan Boivin-Roy, École secondaire du Triolet.

Pour consulter l’album photo Facebook de la soirée, cliquez ici.

Montreal, December 13, 2022 – The annual D1 youth school football banquet was held last Saturday at Collège Jean-Eudes. During this evening, presented by Go Pure, various academic and performance prizes were awarded to student-athletes who have distinguished themselves throughout the 2022 season. This banquet, welcoming nearly 240 participants, took place in the presence of two guests of honor, namely Mr. Danny Maciocia, general manager of the Montreal Alouettes and Mr. Arnaud Desjardins, champion of the last Vanier Cup, member of the 1st all-star team at the Canadian university level, quarterback of the Rouge & Gold from Université Laval and former player in the Collège Jean-Eudes football program.

Here are the winners and members of the D1 star team for this 2022 season:

OUTSTANDING PLAYER
Quarterback, Thomas Leroux, Curé-Antoine-Labelle High School

LINEMAN OF THE YEAR
Defensive line, Racim-Kais Bachammar, Collège Charles-Lemoyne

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Linebacker, Justin Forgues, Saint-Louis Academy

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Running back, Keylan Syam, Collège Charles-Lemoyne

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Running back, Keeyshawn Schneider-Tabuteau, Collège Charles-Lemoyne

JACQUES GAUTHIER TROPHY – REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
St. Francis Seminary Blizzard

GOLD BOWL
St. Francis Seminary Blizzard

SPORTING ETHICS PAR EXCELLENCE
Jean-Eudes College Eagles

TEAM OF COACHES PAR EXCELLENCE
Arsenal of the Saint-Louis Academy

ORGANIZATION PAR EXCELLENCE
Notre Dame College Cactus

2022 ALL-STAR TEAM

OFFENSIVE
Quarterback, Johnny Skoulakis, Notre Dame College;
Quarterback, Elliott Drapeau, Saint-Jean-Eudes High School;

Running back, Malcom St-Denis, Armand-Corbeil high school;
Running back, Hugo Robitaille, Séminaire Saint-François;

Receiver, Thomas Martineau, Saint-Louis Academy;
Receiver, Gabriel Henriquez-Guzman, Curé-Antoine-Labelle High School;
Receiver, Antoine Goupil, College Charles-Lemoyne;
Receiver, Joshua Dubrovsky, Notre Dame College;

Offensive line, Charles-Émile Binet, Saint-Louis Academy;
Offensive line, Gabriel Chabot, College Charles-Lemoyne;
Offensive line, Charles Blondin, College Notre-Dame;
Offensive line, Maël-Izaak Savary, Armand-Corbeil high school;
Offensive line, Thomas Gingras, St. Francis Seminary;

DEFENSIVE
Defensive back, Charles-Édouard Brochu, Académie Saint-Louis;
Defensive back, Anthony Di Caprio, College Notre-Dame;
Defensive back, Henri Gyger, College Notre-Dame;
Defensive back, Mathieu Fillion, Séminaire Saint-François;
Defensive back, Victor Falardeau, Séminaire Saint-François;

Linebacker, Philippe Thomas Robert, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Linebacker, Bradley Bernard Ilunga, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Linebacker, Hugo Bouillon, Collège Jean-Eudes;
Linebacker, Emil Poulard, College Notre-Dame;

Defensive line, Justin Wilisky, Curé-Antoine-Labelle high school;
Defensive line, Jonas Mare, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Defensive line, Ibrahim Dabo, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Defensive line, Elliot Valin, Saint-Jean-Eudes high school;

SPECIAL UNITS
Punter, Wyatt Harvey, Collège de Lévis;
Precision Kicker, Mathieu Cormier, Saint-Jean-Eudes High School;
Returner, Mathias Tremblay, Triolet High School;

ACADEMIC AWARDS
Charles Gamache, Saint-Louis Academy;
Guillaume Trahan, Curé-Antoine-Labelle High School;
Racim-Kais Bachammar, College Charles-Lemoyne;
Antoine Dubois, College of Lévis;
Joseph Noppen, College Jean-Eudes;
Sacha Vidricaire, College Notre-Dame;
Justin Girard, Armand-Corbeil High School;
Christophe Chapdelaine, Saint-Jean-Eudes secondary school;
Louis Grenier, St. Francis Seminary;
Tristan Boivin-Roy, Triolet secondary school.

To view the Facebook photo album of the evening, click here.

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Dec 12, 2022 | Performance Development, Wellness

In partnership with Jumpstart, OFSAA is accepting applications for the ‘Bridging the Gap’ program. The program focuses on eliminating barriers to participation, promoting inclusion and helping students transition into their first year of high school.

Selected high school physical education or leadership classes will team up with a feeder elementary school class to participate and learn about a specific sport! In cooperation with the elementary school and under the direction of their teacher, the high school students will give instruction to the elementary students in one of the following sports: ultimate, badminton, tennis, touch rugby or flag football. The high school students will organize, plan, and facilitate one or two sessions to teach the sport to the elementary students. Basic equipment will be provided by Jumpstart and will be left at both the high school and the elementary school. This will allow other students in the schools to participate in the sport. Both the high school and elementary school will have new equipment and resources to run a new sport program or make improvements to one that already exists.

OFSAA is committed to providing sporting opportunities, like this program, to students that will teach and educate them about more than just the rules of the game. This program will teach students leadership skills, how to work with others, healthy living, engagement, how to work hard, all while demonstrating the ability to make sport inclusive for all. One of the most important lasting impacts of the program is the leadership skills that both the elementary and high school students will gain from participating in the program. The high school students will learn these skills through their physical education or leadership class and through instructing the elementary students. The elementary students will learn these skills through modeling the high school students that are instructing the program and by participating in the sport. All students will be able to carry this leadership into other facets of life including, other sports teams, their school, the community and at home. Further to this, the students may continue on to a coaching or teaching role in the future due to the experience they have gained participating in this program.

Ultimately, OFSAA’s goal for this program is to not only assist in students’ transition to high school, but also promote inclusivity and remove any barriers to participation (i.e. cost, disability, etc.).

If you feel that your school would benefit from this program, please complete the application form found below. Please note that there is limited funding available and only successful applicants will be contacted.

Bridging the Gap Application Form

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