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Le RSEQ souligne la première Journée nationale du hockey sur glace

Une passe à la fois. Le RSEQ souligne la première Journée nationale du hockey sur glace

Le 7 février 2026 marque un moment important pour le Québec avec la tenue de la première Journée nationale du hockey sur glace. Reconnu comme sport national à la suite de l’adoption de la Loi 90 en février 2025, le hockey occupe une place centrale dans notre culture et notre identité collective.

Cette journée invite…
À aller jouer dehors.
À chausser les patins.
À se faire une passe entre ami·es, en famille ou sur une patinoire de quartier.
Elle invite aussi à souligner un sport qui rassemble les générations depuis plus de 150 ans.

La première partie officielle de hockey s’est jouée à Montréal, le 3 mars 1875. Depuis, le hockey fait partie du quotidien au Québec. Il vit grâce à celles et ceux qui l’animent chaque jour. Les entraineur·es qui encadrent et accompagnent. Les joueurs et joueuses qui s’engagent avec rigueur. Les officiel·les, le personnel de soutien, les bénévoles et les préposé·es à la glace, jusqu’aux préposé·es à la Zamboni. Chacun et chacune contribue à créer des milieux sécuritaires, structurés et porteurs de sens.

Au RSEQ, le hockey soutient la réussite éducative par le sport. Il favorise la persévérance scolaire, l’engagement, l’équilibre entre les études et la pratique sportive, ainsi que le développement global des étudiant·es-athlètes. L’esprit d’équipe, le respect et la solidarité accompagnent les étudiant·es-athlètes tout au long de leur parcours. 

En cette première Journée nationale du hockey, le RSEQ souligne l’apport des personnes qui rendent ce sport possible et l’importance d’offrir des environnements favorables à l’épanouissement des jeunes.
Dans un aréna, sur une patinoire extérieure ou entre proches, chaque passe échangée crée des liens et soutient des parcours éducatifs porteurs de sens.

Aujourd’hui, célébrons notre sport national.
Une passe à la fois.

February 7, 2026 marks an important moment for Quebec with the first National Ice Hockey Day. Recognized as a national sport following the adoption of Bill 90 in February 2025, hockey occupies a central place in our culture and collective identity.

An invitation to…

Taking time to go and play outside.

Take time to check in with friends and family.

Taking time to celebrate a sport that is rooted in our collective history.

At RSEQ, hockey supports educational success through sport.

The CSEQ promotes commitment, perseverance, life balance and overall development of student-athletes.

On the ice and in the classroom, teamwork, respect, and solidarity guide every action.

Today we highlight those who make hockey happen.

One pass at a time.

January 2026 Athlete of the Month

Congratulations to our January 2026 Athlete of the Month Presented by @BCMilk, Heidi Olesiuk from Fort St. James!

Congratulations to our January 2026 Athlete of the Month Presented by @BCMilk, Zach Rozek from St. Ann’s!

School Sport Alberta’s Female Athlete of the Month!

Congratulations to Abule Lual from Archbishop O’Leary High School for being named Athlete of the Month sponsored by @albertamilk!! Let’s take a moment to celebrate her excellence this month!

Abule’s skill and leadership extends far beyond the court. The O’Leary basketball captain has led her team in points nearly every game this season, while simultaneously displaying determination, leadership and commitment.

As Athlete of the Month, Abule receives a certificate, $50 gift card, and an Alberta Milk toque!

#athleteofthemonth#setthebar#AlbertaMilk#SchoolSportAlberta#WaytoGo#NominateAnAthlete

School Sport Alberta’s Male Athlete of the Month!

Congratulations to Aroosh Bhatt from Rundle College for being named Athlete of the Month sponsored by @albertamilk!! Let’s take a moment to celebrate his excellence this month!

Aroosh is a formidable competitor that has taken home three gold medals this month, including the CISAA League gold medal on January 15th. His efforts this month demonstrate commitment, resilience and grit.

As Athlete of the Month, Aroosh receives a certificate, $50 gift card, and an Alberta Milk toque!

#athleteofthemonth#setthebar#AlbertaMilk#SchoolSportAlberta#WaytoGo#NominateAnAthlete

Congratulations to our New Brunswick Schools Athletes of the Month for January, Laura and Pascal.

Laura has been a dedicated athlete and ambassador for Belleisle High School for the past four years. The fact that she was chosen as captain and co-captain by her teammates really shows the type of athlete and leader that Laura is. Laura gently encourages, motivates and includes her teammates to help them be their best. His leadership qualities have also been recognized for the past four years in the school’s SRC team and as a full member of the Belleisle Special Olympics Unified Basketball Team. Laura is also a conscientious student who achieved excellent grades throughout her secondary education.

Pascal Cormier stands out as a complete and committed athlete. A multisport athlete, he excels in football, golf, hockey, volleyball and soccer, demonstrating versatility, discipline and team spirit. He also maintains excellent academic results, illustrating his academic rigor. Active member of the student council, Pascal contributes positively to school life. In addition to his athletic and academic commitments, he holds a part-time job, demonstrating a great sense of responsibility. In hockey, he contributed to several goals for his team and was named to the Denis Cormier star team of the tournament, highlighting his impact on the ice.

Congratulations to both athletes and thank you coaches and staff for taking the time to recognize these amazing students.

Intermediate Athletes of the Month for January

Intermediate Female Athlete of the month for January

Pheobe LeCoure is a Grade 9 student at Queen Charlotte Intermediate School. Pheobe had an outstanding soccer season this past fall, demonstrating exceptional skill, grit, and determination throughout the entire season. She played an instrumental role in the team’s success, finishing the season with an undefeated record! Pheobe scored 4 goals in the gold medal match and was named Player of the Game, proving to be a key part in leading her team to their third consecutive provincial championship—an achievement earned in all three of her years at QC.

Intermediate Male Athlete of the month for January

Grade 9 Souris Regional Student Aidan Campbell.

Aidan is currently the driving force on the intermediate boy’s basketball team. Aidan has been continuously working on his vertical and at a recent game was able to dunk against his opponents. Last spring he set the PEISAA bantam high jump record (had previously been held since 2008) and then this summer he competed for Athletics PEI in the U16 high jump at the Legion games.

Aidan is easy to coach. He wants to succeed. He is an encouraging teammate who never misses practice and makes sure others take their attendance seriously as well. Aidan leads the basketball team with an average of 21 points per game and his ability to dunk and block combined with his hustle makes Aiden a well-rounded player.

PEISAA Senior Athletes of the month for January

Sr Male Athlete of the month for January

Noah Whitty AAAM Basketball Ch’town Rural

Noah has been a top performer for the Raiders all season long. The grade 10 student established himself as a top point guard prospect and has been a go to scorer for the Raiders throughout the season. Noah was the tournament MVP at the Rothesday Hoop Classic, helping the Raiders to the Tournament Championship and then was a tournament all star for the Raiders in the Confed City Classic here at Charlottetown Rural (where the Raiders lost in the final to CP Allen). Through January Noah averaged 17 points per game while helping the Raiders to a 6-1 overall record through the month.

Noah has been counted on from day 1 with the Raiders to provide scoring, playmaking and composure on the court for the Raiders. Helping them improve to a 21-9 overall record and getting them back into contention for a PEISAA Championship next month.

Sr Female Athlete of the month for January

Three Oaks Senior High School Andie Betts

Andie is a true multi-sport athlete, representing Three Oaks at the highest level in:

• AAA Volleyball

• AAA Basketball

• AAA Rugby

• Powerlifting

Her commitment to excellence across multiple sports is a testament to her work ethic, competitiveness, and leadership. Whether it’s on the volleyball court, the basketball floor, the rugby pitch, or under the barbell, Andie consistently demonstrates resilience, strength, and team-first mentality.

Balancing four demanding athletic programs at the AAA level requires discipline and dedication — qualities Andie displays every day. She is not only a standout performer but also a positive role model within the Three Oaks school community.

SSNB 2026 JV Basketball Championships

SSNB 2026 Junior Varsity Basketball Championships/championnot provincial

 GOLDSILVER
GIRLS AAWoodstock High SchoolFundy Middle & High School
GILRS AAAFredericton High SchoolÉcole l’Odyssèe
   
BOYS AAWoodstock High SchoolSalisbury Regional School
BOYS AAAFredericton High SchoolKennebecasis Valley High School
Woodstock High School
Woodstock High School
Fredericton High School
Fredericton High School

PARTICIPANTS

JUNIOR VARSITY AAA GIRLSJUNIOR VARSITY AAA BOYS
École l’OdyssèeÉcole l’Odyssèe
Fredericton High SchoolÉcole secondaire Népisiguit
Harrison Trimble High SchoolFredericton High School
James M Hill High SchoolHarrison Trimble High School
Leo Hayes High SchoolKennebecasis Valley High School
Riverview High SchoolLeo Hayes High School
Rothesay High SchoolRiverview High School
St Malachy’s High SchoolSt Malachy’s Memorial High School
  
JUNIOR VARSITY AA GIRLSJUNIOR VARSITY AA BOYS
Grand Manan Community SchoolCarleton North High School
Fundy Middle & High SchoolHampton High School
St. Stephen High SchoolJames M Hill High School
Tantramar Regional High SchoolMiramichi Valley High School
Woodstock High SchoolRothesay High School
 Salisbury Regional School
 Tantramar Regional High School
 Woodstock High School

PEISAA 2026 Gymnastics Championships

PEISAA 2026 Gymnastics Team Results

 GOLDSILVERBRONZE
Pre-Novice BoysWest Royalty ElementarySchoolVernon River Consolidated School 
Novice BoysWest Royalty ElementarySchool  
Bantam BoysStonepark Intermediate SchoolGulf Shore Consolidated School 
Intermediate BoysStonepark Intermediate School  
    
Pre-Novice GirlsLucy Maude Montgomery Elementary SchoolParksideElementary SchoolWest Royalty ElementarySchool
Novice GirlsLucy Maude Montgomery Elementary SchoolWest Royalty ElementarySchoolSherwood Elementary School
Bantam GirlsStonepark Intermediate SchoolSummerside Intermediate SchoolGulf Shore Consolidated School
Intermediate GirlsStonepark Intermediate School  

Lucy Maude Montgomery Elementary School
West Royalty ElementarySchool
Lucy Maude Montgomery Elementary School
West Royalty ElementarySchool
Stonepark Intermediate School
Stonepark Intermediate School
Stonepark Intermediate School
Stonepark Intermediate School

PEISAA 2026 INDIVIDUAL TEAM

All AroundGOLDSILVERBRONZE
Pre-Novice BoysHugh Mellish, West RoyaltyKeaton Perry, West RoyaltyDean MacDonald, West Royalty
Novice BoysLiam Dunn, GreenfieldCary Read, West RoyaltyGeorge Ross, West Royalty
Bantam BoysMonty Tremere, StoneparkLincoln Maye, StoneparkOzzy Porter, Gulf Shore
Intermediate BoysColin Waite, StoneparkIvan Rubyria, StoneparkJason Lai, Stonepark
    
Pre-Novice GirlsBrooke Kelly, GreenfieldFiona Brown, MontgomerySloane Laughlan, Montgomery
Novice GirlsMarcie Arsenault, École ÉvangélineHannah Murphy, SherwoodJordyn Bolo, Montgomery
Bantam GirlsAnnika MacDonald, StoneparkAbigail Luo, StoneparkFelicity Maye, Stonepark
Intermediate GirlsMackenzie Doyle, StoneparkClaire Tower, StoneparkLila MacDonald, Stonepark

click here for full results and more photo’s

RSEQ – championnat provincial scolaire de volleyball féminin division 1 2025-2026

RSEQ championnat provincial scolaire de volleyball féminin division 1 2025-2026

2026Benjamin D1
OrÉcole secondaire de Mortagne
ArgentÉcole secondaire Veillieux
BronzeÉcole secondaire Thérèse-Martin
Bronze AntiqueCollège Durocher Saint-Lambert
  
 Cadet D1
OrÉcole secondaire Veillieux
Argent École secondaire de la Seigneurie
BronzeCollège Reine-Marie
Bronze AntiqueCollège Durocher Saint-Lambert
  
 Juvénile D1
OrCollège Durocher Saint-Lambert
ArgentÉcole secondaire du Triolet
BronzeÉcole secondaire de Mortagne
Bronze AntiqueCollège Jean-Eudes
École secondaire de Mortagne
École secondaire Veillieux
Juvénile: Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert

Équipes participantes

Benjamin D1Académie les Estacades
 Académie Sainte-Thérèse
 Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert
 Collège Jean-Eudes
 Collège Laval
 Collège Reine-Marie
 École Chavigny
 École secondaire de Mortagne
 École secondaire du Triolet
 École secondaire Félix-Leclerc
 École secondaire Thérèse-Martin
 École secondaire Veillieux
  
Cadet D1Académie les Estacades
 Académie Sainte-Thérèse
 Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert
 Collège Jean de la Mennais
 Collège Jean-Eudes
 Collège Reine-Marie
 École Chavigny
 École secondaire ArmandSaintOnge d’Amqui
 École secondaire de la Seigneurie
 École secondaire de Mortagne
 École secondaire du Triolet
 École secondaire Félix-Leclerc
 École secondaire Thérèse-Martin
 École secondaire Veillieux
  
Juvénile D1Académie les Estacades
 Académie Sainte-Thérèse
 Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert
 Collège Jean de la Mennais
 Collège Jean-Eudes
 Collège Laval
 Collège Saint-Bernard
 École Chavigny
 École secondaire de la Seigneurie
 École secondaire de Mortagne
 École secondaire du Triolet
 École secondaire Félix-Leclerc
 École secondaire Thérèse-Martin
 Séminaire de Sherbrooke

Le RSEQ dévoile les équipes d’étoiles en volleyball division 1

Benjamin

Voici la composition de l’équipe d’étoiles :

  • Charlie Cloutier, Académie les Estacades
  • Margot Lessard, Coll. Durocher Saint-Lambert
  • Maureen Abouem, Collège Jean-Eudes
  • Anaève Rodrigue, É. sec. Veilleux
  • Noémie Bernier, É. sec. Veilleux
  • Alyson Riendeau, É. sec. de Mortagne

La joueuse par excellence est :

  • Alyson Riendeau, É. sec. de Mortagne 

Cadet

Voici la composition de l’équipe d’étoiles :

  • Mégane Mercier, É. sec. Veilleux
  • Alycia Mathieu, É. sec. Veilleux
  • Clara Forgues, É. sec. Veilleux
  • Charlotte Sales, Coll. Durocher Saint-Lambert
  • Edane Dessureault, É. sec. Félix-Leclerc
  • Chloé Dumont, Coll. Durocher Saint-Lambert
La joueuse par excellence est :
  • Clara Forgues, É. sec. Veilleux

Juvénile

Voici la composition de l’équipe d’étoiles  :

  • Sophie Breton, É. sec. de la Seigneurie
  • Charlotte Michaud, Collège Jean-Eudes
  • Amanda Tougas-Jacques, Coll. Durocher Saint-Lambert
  • Béatrice Nault, É. sec. du Triolet
  • Charlie Poirier, É. sec. de la Seigneurie
  • Emma Boissinot, Coll. Jean de la Mennais
La joueuse par excellence est :
  • Emma Boissinot, Coll. Jean de la Mennais

Athlete of the Month – December 2025

School Sport Alberta’s Male Athlete of the Month!

Congratulations to Jeremiah for being named Athlete of the Month sponsored by Alberta Milk!! 

Jeremiah played a pivotal role in Austin O’Brien’s 4A Provincial Championship run, delivering one of the season’s most memorable moments: a game-winning 90-yard touchdown with just two minutes remaining on a critical 3rd-and-10 from his own 20-yard line.

Throughout the entire provincial run, Jeremiah made an impact on both sides of the ball as a receiver and defensive back, showcasing elite versatility, leadership, and commitment to his team. A standout performer, he was equally respected as a teammate and leader within the program.

As Athlete of the Month, Jeremiah receives a certificate, a $50 gift card, and an Alberta Milk toque!

#AthleteOfTheMonth#SetTheBar#AlbertaMilk#SchoolSportAlberta#WayToGo#NominateAnAthlete

School Sport Alberta’s Female Athlete of the Month!

Congratulations to Abby for being named Athlete of the Month sponsored by Alberta Milk!! 

As captain of her high school volleyball team, Abby leads by example—using her deep understanding of the game to help her teammates grow and succeed. Her leadership extends beyond school, as she continues to pursue excellence with Queens Volleyball and proudly represents Team Alberta at an elite level.

Known for her relentless work ethic and outstanding sportsmanship, Abby is a force on the court. With consistent big kills, strong net play, and a fierce competitive edge, she’s a key contributor in every match. Her commitment doesn’t stop at practice—Abby puts in the extra work behind the scenes to continually elevate her game and inspire those around her.

As Athlete of the Month, Abby receives a certificate, a $50 gift card, and an Alberta Milk toque!

#AthleteOfTheMonth#SetTheBar#AlbertaMilk#SchoolSportAlberta#WayToGo#NominateAnAthlete

Congratulations to our December 2025 Athlete of the Month Presented by @BCMilk, Kierat Kang from Lambrick Park! #BCSSAthleteOfTheMonth

Congratulations to our December 2025 Athlete of the Month Presented by @BCMilk, Jashan Mahal from L.A. Matheson! #BCSSAthleteOfTheMonth @Surrey_Schools

Congratulations to our New Brunswick High School Sports Athletes of the Month for November, Janessa and Caleb.

Janessa is a dedicated athlete and excellent student who has managed to balance studies, sports and other extracurricular activities throughout the school year. This year, she was named co-captain of the senior girls soccer team and captain of the HCS senior girls basketball. In the fall, Janessa participated in the SSNB women’s golf tournament and in the spring, she will be one of the senior leaders on the HCS volleyball and track teams. One of Janessa’s greatest strengths is her commitment to progress and her willingness to take on challenges. Janessa is actively seeking advice and looking to improve, often finding extra time to practice before and after school. She never gives up and always gives her all, which leads to an outstanding season.

Caleb excels in both sports and academics. In his sports he will give 100% every game and practice and continue to improve with each presence on the field. With Caleb, the team always comes first and he will always do what is best for the team. Caleb is always respectful to others at school and in sports. He’s been a part of the SSNB baseball championship team for the past 2 years and even pitched in the championship game without giving a safe hit. He won the SSNB basketball championship last year. She has also been a part of the ESA senior volleyball team since 10th grade.

Congratulations to both athletes and thank you coaches and staff for taking the time to recognize these amazing students.

PEISAA Senior December Athletes of the Month. Each month the PEISAA picks a male and female intermediate and senior athlete of the month. The winners are featured nationwide across Canada on the School Sport Canada website located here: https://ssc.emveestaging.com/

PEISAA December Sr Female

Mia McGee-Gallant, a member of the Ch’town Rural Women’s AAA Basketball team. Mia is a welcomed addition to the team this year as she made an immediate impact as soon as she put on the Raider jersey. Despite being in Grade ten, Mia brings up the level of play of the team. She averaged 16 points per game in December, with notable performances against Carleton North and CEC where she had 24 and 21 points respectively. In addition to her offensive performance, Mia is one of the best defensive players on the team; she is often tasked with guarding the stronger players on opposing teams. She carries herself with quiet and humble confidence, leading by example as she is constantly trying to improve her game!

PEISAA December Sr Male

Nate Rist a member of our AAA Men’s volleyball team and a current member of our AAA Men’s basketball team.

Nathan Rist in his grade 11 year at Bluefield high school has been an explosive catalyst for the AAA Men’s basketball team.

Leading the Bobcats to a blazing 4-0 start while averaging 29.8 pts and more than 10 rebounds per game, including a recent 41 pt performance in 30 minutes of action to get the win vs defending champs Three Oaks.

His length, speed, and leadership amongst his teammates make him a true standout presence in the league.

“He has the ability to guard multiple positions, rebound and score at a high level, as well as shoot from anywhere on the floor, while showcasing a true love of the game.” Said coach Matt McKenna.

The Bobcats go as he goes and he has been effective in leading his teammates to success and great improvement this season.

PEISAA Intermediate December Athletes of the Month. Each month the PEISAA picks a male and female intermediate and senior athlete of the month. The winners are featured nationwide across Canada on the School Sport Canada website located here: https://ssc.emveestaging.com/

PEISAA December Intermediate Female

Taysa Jorritsma, is a grade 9 student at Immanuel Christian School. Taysa finished up a successful volleyball season and went right into basketball, where she led the Eagles to their best start in team history. She leads the team in scoring, rebounding and assists as well as overall leadership of her team on the court. Even more importantly, Taysa is coachable, hardworking and respectful to her coaches, teammates, opponents and the referees at all times. She exemplifies what it means to be a student athlete.

PEISAA December Intermediate Male

Ryan Reid is a Grade 9 student at Summerside Intermediate School and has been an integral part of the SIS Owls A Basketball team this season. Ryan is leading the team with an average of 25 points per game through the first half of the basketball season. Ryan has been the leader of this team for the past 2 seasons both on and off the court. As a leader he is vocal and a inspirational figure on the team, leading with both his words and his actions. The team takes its directions and cues from Ryan’s work ethic and approach to the game and his dedication and enthusiasm. As well as playing basketball, Ryan is a competitive swimmer and participated in the Canada Games this past summer where he established several provincial records.

NTSSA 2025 Senior Badminton Championships

NTSSA 2025 Senior Badminton Champions

TEAMS CHAMPIONS

15U – École Sir John Franklin High School
19U – École Sir John Franklin High School

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

15U
EventPlacePlayerSchool
Mens Singles1Jayden De MedeirosSt Pats
2Rafael ApagaSt Pats
3Daniel-Eli CroftEASC
Mens Doubles1Rafael Apaga / Jayden De MedeirosSt Pats
2Hamza Abouhagar / Alex MitchellSJF
3Daniel-Eli Croft / Jackson St-Amour,EASC
Womens Singles1Ruth MacKaySJF
2Joanna Sara SantoshSt Pats
3Blake BourgeoisSJF
Womens Doubles1Sarah Boudreau-Hunt / Blake BourgeoisSJF
2Ruth MacKay / Kate McShaneSJF
3Finya / FrancineSJF
Mixed Doubles1Hamza Abouhagar / Kate McShaneSJF
2Alex Mitchell / Blake BourgeoisSJF
3Yuma / VaaniSJF
  
19U
EventPlacePlayerSchool
Mens Singles1Willem KaniganSJF
2Hudson ShymkoSJF
3Tyson HernandezSt Pats
Mens Doubles1Jonathan Kouakou / Caleb MobachSJF
2Edward Boucher / Willem KaniganSJF
3Ben McQuinn / Hudson ShymkoSJF
Womens Singles1Shanika SutherlandSJF
2Orlee DuruSJF
3Melanie MessierSJF
Womens Doubles1Orlee Duru / Melanie MessierSJF
2Vanessa Song / Shanika SutherlandSJF
3Syesha Bandong / Lissa ShimadaSt Pats
Mixed Doubles1Hudson Shymko / Orlee DuruSJF
2Willem Kanigan / Melanie MessierSJF
3Ben McQuinn / Shanika SutherlandSJF

Sportsmanship Awards

Sportsmanship is at the heart of school sport, and this year’s recipients exemplified respect, honesty, kindness, and care for others throughout the tournament:
• Blake Bourgeois, Sir John
• Gwen Sabourin-McKay, Chief Sunrise
• Joanna Santosh, St. Pats
• Jayden De Medeiros, St. Pats

School Codes:

CJ = Chief Jimmy Bruneau School
CS = Chief Sunrise Wolves
EASC = École Allain St-Cyr
SJF = École Sir John Franklin High School
St Pats = École St. Patrick High School
Mezi = Mezi Community School

U15 Singles Top Two
U19 Mixed Doubles Champions
U19 Singles Champion
Shot of the Day!

Photo’s compliment of Dylan Applejohn and NTSAA Facebook page