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PEISAA 2025 Castle Building Supplies Intermediate Flag Football

PEISAA 2025 Castle Building Supplies Intermediate Flag Football

 Division AGirls Tier 1Boys Tier 1
GoldSummerside Intermediate SchoolQueen Charlotte Intermediate School
SilverHernewood Intermediate SchoolM E Callaghan Intermediate School
BronzeQueen Charlotte Intermediate SchoolSummerside Intermediate School
Antique BronzeMontague Intermediate SchoolBirchwood Intermediate School
   
  Division AGirls Tier 2Boys Tier 2
GoldÉcole ÉvangélineKensington Intermediate/Senior High
SilverÉcole-sur-MerGrace Christian School
BronzeGulf Shore Consolidated SchoolStonepark Intermediate School
Antique BronzeEast Wiltshire Intermediate SchoolMiscouche Consolidated School
Summerside Intermediate School

Castle Building Supplies 2025 PEISAA Intermediate Girls A Flag Football Provincials.

SIS defeated Hernewood in the Gold medal game. Queen Charlotte defeated Montague in the Bronze medal game.

PEI Mutual Players of the Game: Queen Charlotte – Cheyanne Howatt; SIS Karleah – Louisa Cameron McCann; Hernewood – Jane Ashley

PEI Mutual MVP from SIS – Eden Kember

Representing Castle Building Supplies Madeline Arsenault

École Évangéline

Castle Building Supplies 2025 PEISAA Intermediate Flag Football Girls A Tier 2 Provincials.

École Evangeline defeated École Sur Mer in the Gold medal game and Gulf Shore defeated East Wiltshire in the Bronze Medal game.

PEI Mutual Players of the Game: East Wiltshire – Brooklyn Clark; Gulf Shore – Ellie Peters; École Sur Mer Emerie Baglole; École Evangeline Emma Arsenault

PEI Mutual MVP from Evangeline – Macy Richard

Queen Charlotte Intermediate School

Castle Building Supplies 2025 PEISAA Intermediate Boys A Flag Football Provincials.

Queen Charlotte defeated ME Callaghan in the Gold Medal Game and SIS defeated Birchwood in the Bronze Medal Game.

PEI Mutual Players of the Game: ME Callaghan – Ellis Callaghan; Queen Charlotte – Oliver Crozier; SIS – Braeden Harvey

PEI Mutual MVP from Queen Charlotte – Jack Potter

Representing Castle Building Supplies Madeline Arsenault

Kensington Intermediate/Senior High

Castle Building Supplies 2025 PEISAA Intermediate Flag Football Boys A Tier 2 Provincials.

Kensington defeated Grace Christian in the Gold Medal Game and Stonepark defeated Miscouche in the Bronze Medal Game.

PEI Mutual Players of the game: Kensington – Nate Milligan; Grace Christian – Nolan Ford; Miscouche – Laine Rodd; Stonepark – James Walsh

PEI Mutual MVP from Kensington Dylan Livingston

Division AAGirlsBoys
GoldStonepark Intermediate SchoolEast Wiltshire Intermediate School
SilverSummerside Intermediate SchoolQueen Charlotte Intermediate School
BronzeEast Wiltshire Intermediate SchoolHernewood Intermediate School
Antique BronzeHernewood Intermediate SchoolSummerside Intermediate School

Stonepark Intermediate School

Castle Building Supplies 2025 PEISAA Intermediate Girls AA Flag Football Provincials.

Stonepark defeated SIS in the Gold medal game. East Wiltshire defeated Hernewood in the Bronze medal game.

PEI Mutual Players of the Game: East Whiltshire – Aislyn Ferguson; Hernewood – Kate Coughlin; Stonepark – Nealah Court; SIS – Karleah Gallant Coles

PEI Mutual MVP from Stonepark Mia McGee Gallant

Representing Castle Building Supplies Madeline Arsenault

East Wiltshire Intermediate School

Castle Building Supplies 2025 PEISAA Intermediate Boys Provincial AA Flag Football Gold Medal game. East Wiltshire defeated Queen Charlotte.

PEI Mutual Players of the Game: East Whiltshire – Cole Brioux; Queen Charlotte – David Knickle

PEI Mutual MVP from East Whiltshire Declan MacKenzie

Representing Castle Building Supplies Madeline Arsenault

Castle Building Supplies 2025 PEISAA Provincial Intermediate Boys AA Flag Football Bronze medal game.

SIS defeated Hernewood.

PEI Mutual Players of the Game: SIS – Miguel Delgado; Hernewood – Connor Hudson

Representing Castle Building Supplies Madeline Arsenault

BIG thanks to our official’s team at the Intermediate Flag Football Championships. Officials are a vital part of the PEISAA and all sports. Our events and competitions could not take place without them. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all officials and assignors that took part in the 2024-25 season.

OFSAA 2025 Baseball Championships

OFSAA 2025 Boys Baseball

GoldSt Peter Catholic Secondary School COSSA (15-9)
SilverSt Charles College NOSSA
BronzeSt Anne Secondary School SWOSSAA (7 – 2)
Antique BronzeUpper Canada College CISAA

St Peter Catholic Secondary School

Semi-finals

NOSSA St. Charles College Cardinals4 – 3CISAA Upper Canada College Blues
COSSA St. Peter Saints3 – 2SWOSSAA St. Anne SS Saints

OFSAA 2024 Boys Baseball Participants

AssociationEast TeamsAssociationWest Teams
COSSASt Peter Catholic Secondary SchoolCISAAUpper Canada College
EOSSAAThousand Island Secondary SchoolCWOSSASacred Heart High School
GBSSASt Josephs or CollingwoodGHACMilton District High School
LOSSADonald A Wilson Secondary SchoolSOSSAWest Niagara Secondary School
LOSSASinclair Secondary SchoolSWOSSAARiverside Secondary School
NCSSAASir Robert Borden High SchoolSWOSSSAASt Anne Secondary School
NOSSASt Charles CollegeTDCAABishop Allen Academy Catholic Secondary School
ROPSSAAOur Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Secondary SchoolTDSSAAYork Mills Collegiate Institute
YRAASt. Theresa of Lisieux Catholic High SchoolWOSSAAGlendale High School

OFSAA Slo-Pitch (Festival) Championship 2025

GoldSandwich Secondary School, SWOSSAA
SilverBishop Paul F Redding Catholic Secondary School, GHAC
BronzeSt Peter’s Catholic Secondary School, GBSSA
Antique BronzeMichael Power/St Joseph High School, TDCAA

Sandwich Secondary School

OFSAA 2025 Girls Slo-Pitch Participants

AssociationSeedTeam
COSSA16Central Hastings School
CWOSSA12Norwell District Secondary School
GBSSA5Collingwood Collegiate Institute
GBSSA10St Peter’s Catholic Secondary School
GHAC8St Mary Catholic High School (Hamilton)
GHAC2Bishop Paul F Redding Catholic Secondary School
NOSSA14École secondaire catholique l’Horizon
ROPSSAA3St Martin Catholic Secondary School
SOSSA13St Michael Catholic Secondary School (St Catharines)
SWOSSAA15FJ Brennan Catholic High School
SWOSSAA1Sandwich Secondary School
TDCAA9Michael Power/St Joseph High School
TDSSAA4Richview Collegiate Institute
TDSSAA6Riverdale Collegiate Institue
WOSSAA7South Huron District High School
YRAA11St Jean de Brebeuf Catholic Secondary School (Woodbridge)

Sabres repeat as OFSAA slo-pitch champs

Back-to-Back Champions: Sandwich Claims OFSAA Gold at Home

In a thrilling gold medal showdown at the OFSAA tournament, the Sandwich Sabres battled back from multiple deficits to earn a 10-7 victory over Milton’s Bishop Reding, securing their second straight provincial title — this time on home turf.

Source: Marco Antonuzzo
Source: Marco Antonuzzo

The game was a back-and-forth affair filled with clutch plays and momentum swings. For the first time in the tournament, Sandwich found themselves trailing after the first inning, down 2-0, but they responded with resilience, tying it 2-2 by the end of the second.

The see-saw affair continued with Bishop Reding regaining the lead at 4-2 in the top of the third, but a game-changing defensive play helped stop the bleeding. With a runner on third and a flyball hit to right-center, Caitlin Brayford made a catch and fired a perfect throw home to nail the runner trying to tag up — halting what could have been a big swing inning.

That gave Sandwich the opportunity to answer in the bottom half of the inning with two more runs, tying things up at 4. Reding surged ahead with three runs in the fourth to go up 7-4, but the Sabres chipped away — scoring twice in the fifth before exploding for four runs in the sixth to take their first lead of the game at 10-7, which held up as the final score.

“It was a really great championship game,” Sabres head coach Michael Trudell told Powerplay Sports. “We were having a little trouble getting the bats going but our pitching and defense have been tremendous all year and that kept us in the game until we could find some offense.”

“Really proud of the way the girls played. Despite being down most of the game, they played composed and confident, and kept a great positive energy all game.”

Source: Wendell Banks
Source: Wendell Banks

Key Performances:

  • Emily Crosby, the league MVP, delivered a strong performance in the circle, allowing just one walk in a steady outing.
  • Haylie Hancock powered the offense, going 3-for-3 with 3 RBIs and a walk.
  • Kyra Smith was a spark plug at shortstop, finishing 3-for-4 with 3 runs scored and solid defense.
  • Meredith Reynolds chipped in with a perfect day at the plate (2-for-2 with a single, double, walk, and 2 RBIs).

Reflecting on the team’s repeat, Trudell beams with pride.

“When I started coaching this team in 2022, we struggled just to win a game,” Trudell said. “To be back-to-back OFSAA champions now is amazing. And doing it in Windsor made it even more special, with so many friends and family in the stands. These girls are not just great athletes — they’re a fantastic group of people. It’s been an honor to coach them.”

Brennan hosted the tournament.

2025 BC School Sports Track and Field Championship

2025 BC School Sports Track and Field Team Classification Champions

West Point Grey Academy
Okanagan Mission

 GoldSilverBronze
AA GirlsMennonite Educational InstitutePacific AcademyYork House School
AA BoysWest Point Grey AcademyImmaculataUnity Christian
AA OverallWest Point Grey AcademyMennonite Educational InstitutePacific Academy
    
AAA GirlsOkanagan MissionDr Charles BestSir Charles Tupper
AAA BoysW J MouatKelownaWalnut Grove
AAA OverallKitsilanoOakanagan MissionLord Bynd

High School Divisional Team Results**

 Junior GirlsJunior Boys
GoldR E Mountain SecondaryWhite Rock Christian Academy
Penticton Secondary
SilverRobert Alexander McMath Second 
BronzeCentennial SchoolKelowna Secondary
Antique BronzeDelview SecondaryEnver Creek Secondary
   
 Senior GirlsSenior Boys
GoldMennonite Educational Institute
Pacific Academy
West Point Grey Academy
Silver Kelowna Secondary
BronzeYork House SchoolWalnut Grove Secondary
Antique BronzeÉcole Dr. Charles Best SecondaryW J Mouat Secondary
   
 **Results from MileSplit.live 

BCSS 2025 TRACK AND FIELD INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

GirlsGrade 8JuniorSenior
Sprint HurdlesEdie Cunningham, Burnaby NorthLea Vorster, R E MountainLily Stroda, Okanagan Mission
200/300/400 m HurdlesElma Du Toit, Alberni DistrictLea Vorster, R E Mountain (NR)Arden Mathis, Sullivan Heights
SteeplechaseN/ALienke Raath, Kamloops ChristianKefira Kamara, Sir Charles Tupper (NR)
100 mJada Waite, St Thomas More (NR)Jaylah Dennis, Centennial (NR)Sofia Varma, York House
200 mJulissa Veenstra, North SurreyJaylah Dennis, Centennial (NR)Alexia Latore,  École Salish
400 mJulissa Veenstra, North Surrey (NR)Payton Rogers, R A McMath (NR)Chloe Symon, Lord Byng
800 mOlivia Brunoro, Langley ChristianAmelia-Ahn Lou, Okanagan MissionChloe Symon, Lord Byng
1500 mKavita Dhillon, Nechako ValleyLienke Raath, Kamloops Christian (NR)Adrianna Buitelaar, Mennonite Educational (NR)
1500 m Walk RaceN/AMaya Piesik Moscrop (NR)Livia Fatovic-Spurr, Killarney
3000 mKavita Dhillon, Nechako Valley (NR)Sash Dehal, Panorama RidgeAdrianna Buitelaar, Mennonite Educational
4 x 100 RelaySt Thomas More CollegiateRobert Alexander McMath Secondary (NR) École Dr Charles Best Secondary (NR)
4 x 400 RelayWest Point Grey AcademyRobert Alexander McMath SecondaryG W Gracham Secondary
High JumpElizabeth Chibebe-Gough, CollingwoodJaylah Dennis, Centennial (NR)Lily Stroda, Okanagan Mission
Long JumpChioma Uzozie, Your House (NR)Victoria Cheung, Crofton HouseLily Stroda, Okanagan Mission
Triple JumpChioma Uzozie, Your House (NR)Linda Zhou, Mt Douglas (NR)Sofia Varma, York House
Pole VaultN/AAmy Woods, WestsydeMackenzie Hurtubise, Langley
DiscusN/ALaila Sandhu, DelviewKayley  Givv, Cariboo Hill
JavelinSofia Collins, Crofton HouseDhea Kondolay, Mennonite EducationalErika Burry, G P Vanier
Shot PutAnhad Gabri, Enver Creek (NR)Laila Sandhu, DelviewTalia Phangura, North Surrey
Hammer ThrowN/ALaila Sandhu, DelviewTalia Phangura, North Surrey
    
BoysGrade 8JuniorSenior
Sprint HurdlesArjan Biring, Sir Winston Churchill (NR)Tyler Hvidston, PentictonWilliam Flett, St Andrew’s Regional
200/300/400 m HurdlesRyker Jays Peter Ewart Middle (NR tied)Tyler Hvidston, PentictonWill Van Schagen, Sardis
SteeplechaseN/AParks Siemens, Mennonite EducationslSamuel May, W J Mouat
100 mKasieobi Udumaga, Shas Ti Kelly (NR)David Puscasu, BC Christian Academy (NR)Rya Lofstrom, Kelowna
200 mKasieobi Udumaga, Shas Ti Kelly (NR)David Puscasu, BC Christian AcademyRyan Lofstrom, Kelowna
400 mCole Waters, St George’s SchoolCole Pagliaro, Notre Dame RegionalGabriel Hanzek, Immaculata Regional
800 mChristostomos Mesotopitis, Vancouver CollegeFinn Adamson, Glenlyon NorfoldNoah Louwerse, Credo Christian
1500 mPorter Lowther, St Andrew’s RegionalIsaiah Johnston, Clayton HeightsRiley Simmonds, Sardis (NR)
1500 m Walk RaceN/ATy Humber, Oak BayLincoln Froese, Unity Christian
3000 mChristopher Wronski, Vancouver CollegeIsaiah Johnston, Clayton HeightsPeter Kunka, Summerland
4 x 100 RelayVancouver CollegeW J Mouat Secondary (NR)West Point Grey Academy
4 x 400 RelayVancouver CollegeWhite Rock Christian AcademyHandsworth Secondary
High JumpEvan Moody, Selkirk Walker Brown, Kelowna
Long Jump Harry Wong, Point GreyNathan Roth, Terry Fox (NR)
Triple JumpVukasin Vucinovic, MoscropDavid Ude, Pacific AcademyOmar Jesus Turro, New Westminster
Pole VaultN/ATyler Hvidston, Penticton (NR)William Millard, Handsworth
DiscusN/AGursher Gabri, Enver Creek (NR)Ben Leslie, W J Mouat
JavelinKai Bevans, Highland (NR)Levi Seel, Sprectrum CommunityTravis Harfield, South Island
Shot PutChristopher Wronski, Vancouver CollegeGursher Gabri, Enver Creek (NR)Roman Yeterian, Lord Byng
Hammer ThrowN/AGursher Gabri, Enver CreekLawrence Man, J N Burnett
    
Para Track and Field
GirlsGoldSilverBronze
100 m AWD-II GR 8N/A  
100 m AWD-II JrEmily Isbister, Grandview HegithsSophie Nunn, Steveston-LondonTalya Harnik Seaquam
100 m AWD-IISrSamantha Yukit, SandsNimrit Badesha, Seaquam 
400 m AWD-II Gr 8N/A  
400 m AWD-II JrEmily Isbister, Grandview HegithsTalya Harnik SeaquamSophie Nunn, Steveston-London
400 m AWD-II SrNimrit Badesha, SeaquamSamnatha Yukit, Sands 
Shot Put AWD-II Gr 8Autumn Techen, John Barsby  
Shot Put AWD-II JrSophie Nunn, Steveston-LondonTalya Harnik Seaquam 
Shot Put AWD-II SrSamantha Yukit, SandsNimrit Badesha, Seaquam 
    
BoysGoldSilversBronze
100 m AWD-II Gr 8Wesley Yip, Steveston-LondonCorey Maxwell, DeltaRaqaa Hundal, Seaquam
100 m AWD-II JrMichael Newman, Nechako ValleyMarkus Marinelli, Holy Cross RegionalLuis Tan, Steveston-London
100 m AWD-II SrVian Lingley, RichmondJames Allawign, Notre Dame RegionalJibril Chambers, Notre Dame Regional
400 m AWD-II Gr 8Wesley Yip, Steveston-London  
400 m AWD-II JrMichael Newman, Nechako ValleyGarva Rai, Steveston-LondonIsaiah Ali-Giles, Delta
400 m AWD-II SrVian Lingley, RichmondNoah Miller, Walnut GroveRoshandeep Sandhu, Seaquam
400 m AWD-A Sr MixedMason Havas, Holy Cross RegionalGrayson Commons, Brooks 
Shot Put AWD-A Sr MixedAndrew Hoogendoorn, Surry Christian  
Shot Put AWD-II Gr8Corey Maxwel, DealtaRaqaab Hundal, SeaquamWesley Yip, Steveston-London
Shot Put AWD-II JrMichael Newman, Nechako ValleyLuis Tan, Steveston-LondonIsaiah Ali-Giles, Delta
Shot Put AWD-II SrAbet Gutsche, St John Paul IIBlake Falconer, SeaquamNoah Miller, Walnut Grove

GO PURE présente le Championnat provincial scolaire d’athlétisme extérieur RSEQ 2025

GO PURE présente le Championnat provincial scolaire d’athlétisme extérieur RSEQ 2025

Félicitations à toutes les régions pour leur belle énergie et leurs performances exceptionnelles!

Benjamin Filles: Québec–Chaudière-Appalaches (QCA)

Benjamin Garçons: Montérégie (MRG)

Cadet Filles: Montérégie (MRG)

Cadet Garçons: Montérégie (MRG)

Juvenile Filles: Québec–Chaudière-Appalaches (QCA)

Juvenile Garçons: Montérégie (MRG)

Région championne toutes catégories confondues: Montérégie (MRG) avec un total impressionnant de 556.6 points!

Champions Individuels

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FilleBenjaminCadetJuvénile
Haies de sprintMaryame Keïta, QCALyoldfélicia Mandombi, CESofia Agudelo, LAV
800/1500/3000 m marcheAlysson Pouliot, QCABlanche Sauriol, MRGMorgane Belval, MTL
80/100 mLyanna Dumay, MTLEmmanuella Kobou, ATMaïtée Trépanier, QCA
150/200 mLyanna Dumay, MTLEmmanuella Kobou, ATMaïtée Trépanier, QCA
400 mN/AN/AJuliette Dionne, EDQ
800 mÉve Brouillet, EDQJoliane Martin, CEAmélie Bardon, MTL
1200/1500 mMia Lepage, EDQZoé Joanette, LSLAmélie Bardon, MTL
2000/3000 mN/AZoé Joanette, LSLJuliette Boucher-Herbas, QCA
4x 100 relaisQuébec-Chaudière-AppalachesQuébec-Chaudière-AppalachesCantons-de-l’Est
4 x 400 relais ouvert1 – Montréal2 – Québec-Chaudière-Appalaches3 – Laval
Saut en hauteurAlys Gilbert, SLSJValerie Bodurov, LAVAlexandrine Larose, MRG
Saut en longueurLyanna Dumay, MTLLéa Joseph-Ngô, MTLMadeleine Bernier, EDQ
Triple sautN/ALéa Joseph-Ngö, MTLEsmeralda Fumil Takpara, MTL
Saut à la percheN/ABéatrice Neault, MRGLeanne Pelletier, LL
Lancer du disqueÉlyrose Beaulieu, CNRomy Girard, SLSJLéa-Rose April, EDQ
Lancer du javelotNoémie Bernier, QCAFlorence  Matte, CEMathilde Camps, QCA
Lancer du poidsÉlise Bellerive, CNMaëva Naranin, LLKewine La Nana Kouasseu, LAV
    
GarçonBenjaminCadetJuvénile
Haies de sprintVic De Goy, LLNathan Fortier, MRGCaleb Pivin, MRG
800/1500/3000 m marcheCharles-Phillipe Déry, SLSJLogan Vézina, OUTLoïk Provost-Séguin, MTL
80/100 mAariz Ahmed, MRGIsaac Guimond, MAUCharles Robert, MTL
150/200 mWilliam Redmond, MTLIsaac Guimond, MAUMickael Allaire, LAV (NR)
400 mN/AN/AMickael Allaire, LAV
800 mMael Jacques Fayette, MRG (NR)Robin Allard, OUT (NR)Jakob Comeau, QCA
1200/1500 mMael Jacques Fayette, MRGAnakin Leboeuf, MRGÉmile Marin, LL
2000/3000 mN/ARobin Allard, OUTL éo Choinière-Longpré, LL
4x 100 relaisMontérégieSaguenay-Lac-Saint-JeanLaval
4 x 400 relais ouvert1 – Montérégie2 – Québec-Chaudière-Appalaches3 – Montréal
Saut en hauteurAntoine Leblanc, SLSJJustin Halde, MRGOlivier Harrisson, MRG
Saut en longueurEzéchiel Kouassi, ATTiago Turner, MRGAlexis Godbout
Triple sautN/ATudor-Alexander Tarus, MRGRomain Léger, LL
Saut à la percheN/ARafaël Bibeau, CELouis-David, Fournier, CE
Lancer du disqueBraxx Maurice, CN (NR)Nathaniel Tremblay, SLSJMathis Gagné, CE
Lancer du javelotLiam Lemay, CNAlbert Labelle, ATRémi Benoît, OUT
Lancer du poidsAntoine Fortin, SLSJTudor-Alexander Tarus, MRGTo Lebouthillier-Duguay, MRG
    
(NR) – nouveau record   
Codes: AT = Abitibi-Témiscamingue; CE = Cantons-de-l’Est; CN = Côte-Nord; EDQ = Est-du-Québec; 
GMAA = Greater Montreal Athletic Association; LSL = Lac-Saint-Louis;
LL = Laurentides-Lanaudiere; LAV = Laval; MAU = Mauricie; MRG =Montérégie; MTL = Montréal;
OUT = Outaouais; QCA = Québec-Chaudière-Appalaches; SLSJ = Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean

RSEQ – CHAMPIONNAT PROVINCIAL SCOLAIRE DE FLAG-FOOTBALL DIVISION 3 RSEQ

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LE RÉSEAU DU SPORT ÉTUDIANT DU QUÉBEC PRÉSENTE LE CHAMPIONNAT PROVINCIAL SCOLAIRE DE FLAG-FOOTBALL DIVISION 3 RSEQ

 Benjamin FémininBenjamin Masculin
ORCollège de l’AssomptionCollège St-Jean-Vianney
ARGENTCollège St-HilaireCollège de l’Assomption
BRONZECollège Notre-DameAcadémie les Estacades
BRONZE ANCIENCollège Mont-St-LouisCollège Saint-Anne
   
 Cadet FémininCadet Masculin
ORCollège de l’AssomptionCollège Jean-Eudes
 ARGENTCollège BourgetExternat Sacré-Coeur
BRONZEExternat Sacré-CoeurCollège Mont-St-Louis
BRONZE ANCIENCollège St-Jean-VianneyCollège Durocher Saint-Lambert
   
 Juvénile FémininJuvénile Masculin
ORCollège BourgetRosemere High School
 ARGENTCollège Nouvelles FrontièresÉcole secondaire Dalbé-Viau
BRONZECollège de l’AssomptionCollège Trinité
BRONZE ANCIENCollège St-PaulCollège St-Jean-Vianney

Collège de l’Assomption
Collège St-Jean-Vianney
Collège de l’Assomption
Collège Jean-Eudes
Collège Bourget
Rosemere High School

RSEQ 2025 flag football D3 championnot provincial equipes

 FémininMasculin
BenjaminCollège BourgetAcadémie les Estacades
 Collège de l’AssomptionCollège de l’Assomption
 Collège Jean de la MennaisCollège Mont-St-Louis
 Collège LetendreCollège Saint-Anne
 Collège Mont-St-LouisCollège St-Jean-Vianney
 Collège Notre-DameCollège St-Paul
 Collège Saint-AlexandreÉcole secondaire Marcellin-Champagnat
 Collège St-HilaireSymmes Jr and D’Arcy McGee High School 
 École secondaire du Rocher 
 École secondaire Mont-Bleu 
 Externat Sacré-Coeur 
 Polyvalente Montignac 
   
CadetCollège BourgetCité étudiante de la Haute-Gatineau 
 Collège ClarétainCollège Durocher Saint-Lambert
 Collège de l’AssomptionCollège Jean-Eudes
 Collège Durocher Saint-LambertCollège Mont-St-Louis
 Collège LavalCollège Sainte-Anne
 Collège Saint-AlexandreÉcole secondaire Marcellin-Champagnat
 Collège St-Jean-VianneyExternat Sacré-Coeur
 École secondaire des Pionniers Institut Secondaire Keranna
 École secondaire du Chêne-Bleu  
 École secondaire La Poudrière 
 École secondaire Mont-Bleu 
 Externat Sacré-Coeur 
   
JuvénileCollège BourgetAcadémie les Estacades
 Collège ClarétainCollège Letendre
 Collège de l’AssomptionCollège Nouvelles Frontières
 Collège LavalCollège St-Jean-Vianney
 Collège Nouvelles FrontièresCollège Trinité
 Collège Saint-SacrementÉcole secondaire Dalbé-Viau
 Collège St-Jean-VianneyÉcole secondaire du Chêne-Bleu 
 Collège St-Paul Rosemere High School
 École secondaire Henri-Bourassa 
 École secondaire Marcellin-Champagnat 
 Polyvalente Montignac
 Séminaire Saint-Joseph 

Résultats des championnats provinciaux scolaires de flag-football division 3 – 2025

Résultats des championnats provinciaux scolaires de flag-football division 3 - 2025

Les championnats provinciaux scolaires de flag-football division 3, se sont déroulés du 6 au 7 juin 2025 dans la région des Cantons de l’Est, plus précisément à Drummondville, pour toutes les catégories féminines et masculines.

 
Flag-football scolaire benjamin féminin et masculin division 3

D’abord au niveau du féminin, le Collège l’Assomption (LL) et le Collège Saint-Hilaire (MRG) s’affrontent en grande finale provinciale. Le Clamik ont réussi à mettre la main sur le titre de championnes provinciales à l’aide d’une victoire de 27-26. La finale de bronze opposait le Collège Mont-St-Louis (MTL) et le Collège Notre-Dame (MTL). Les Cactus ont réussi à obtenir la médaille de bronze avec une victoire de 19-6.

Du côté masculin, le Collège St-Jean-Vianney (MTL) affrontait le Collège l’Assomption (LL) en grande finale provinciale. Les Dragons ont réussi à mettre la main sur le titre de champions provinciaux à l’aide d’une victoire de 49-12. La finale de bronze opposait l’Académie les Estacades (MAU) au Collège Sainte-Anne (LSL). Les Estacades ont réussi à obtenir la médaille de bronze avec une victoire de 20-12.

Flag-football scolaire cadet féminin et masculin division 3

Au niveau du féminin, le Collège Bourget (LSL) et le Collège l’Assomption (LL) s’affrontent en grande finale provinciale. Le Clamik ont réussi à mettre la main sur le titre de championnes provinciales à l’aide d’une victoire de 27-24. La finale de bronze opposait l’Externat Sacré-Coeur (LL) et le Collège St-Jean-Vianney (MTL). Les Espoirs ont réussi à obtenir la médaille de bronze avec une victoire de 12-6.

En masculin, le Collège Jean-Eudes (MTL) affrontait l’Externat Sacré-Coeur (LL) en grande finale provinciale. Les Aigles ont réussi à mettre la main sur le titre de champions provinciaux à l’aide d’une victoire de 26-12. La finale de bronze opposait le Collège Mont-St-Louis (MTL) au Collège Durocher (MRG). Les Kodiaks ont réussi à obtenir la médaille de bronze avec une victoire de 14-13.

Flag-football scolaire juvénile féminin et masculin division 3

En féminin, le Collège Bourget (LSL) et l’École secondaire Nouvelles-Frontières (OUT) s’affrontent en grande finale provinciale. Les Voltigeurs ont réussi à mettre la main sur le titre de championnes provinciales à l’aide d’une victoire de 25-23. La finale de bronze opposait le Collège Saint-Paul (MRG) et le Collège l’Assomption (LL). Le Clamik a réussi à obtenir la médaille de bronze avec une victoire de 39-6.

Et en masculin, le Rosemere High School (LL) affrontait ll’École secondaire Dalbé-Viau (LSL) en grande finale provinciale. Les Raiders ont réussi à mettre la main sur le titre de champions provinciaux à l’aide d’une victoire de 26-22. La finale de bronze opposait le Collège St-Jean-Vianney (MTL) au Collège Trinité (MRG). Le Rouge & Noir a réussi à obtenir la médaille de bronze avec une victoire de 37-12.

 
Félicitations à toutes les équipes participantes pour leur parcours et félicitations aux équipes pour leur titre de champions et championnes provinciales ! Le RSEQ tient à remercier l’École secondaire La Poudrière et leur comité organisateur pour la tenue de ces championnats.

ASAA Rugby 15’s 2025 Championships

ASAA 2025 Rugby 15’s Champions

ASAA 2025 Rugby XV’s Championship
4AGirlsBoys
GoldLethbridge Collegiate InstituteHoly Trinity Academy (Okotoks)
SilverRaymond High SchoolBowness High School
BronzeWestern Canada High SchoolWinston Churchill High School
Antique BronzeStrathcona Composite High SchoolHenry Wise Wood High School
   
3AGirls Boys
GoldWinston Churchill High School Winston Churchill High School
SilverW.R. Myers High School Strathmore High School
BronzeStrathmore High School 
Antique BronzeSexsmith Secondary School 
Lethbridge Collegiate Institute
Holy Trinity Academy (Okotoks)
Winston Churchill High School
Winston Churchill High School

ASAA 2025 RUGBY 15’s CHAMPIONSHIP PARTICIPANTS

4AGirlsBoys
 Bow Valley High SchoolBowness High School
 École secondaire Notre Dame High School (Red Deer)Henry Wise Wood
 Lethbridge Collegiate InstituteHoly Trinity Academy (Okotoks)
 Lloydminster Comprehensive High SchoolLethbridge Collegiate Institute
 Notre Dame High School (Calgary)Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School
 Raymond High SchoolMcNally School
 Strathcona Composite High School
 Western Canada High School
   
3AGirls Boys
 Highwood High School Strathmore High School
 Matthew Halton Community School  Winston Churchill High School
 Sexsmith Secondary School 
 Strathmore High School 
 Winston Churchill High School 
 W.R. Myers High School 

Jun 10, 2025

LCI and WCHS take home provincial 15s rugby championships

It was a championship weekend for two Lethbridge School Division teams at the Alberta Schools’ Athletic Association Rugby 15 Provincial Championship in Lethbridge.
Lethbridge Collegiate Institute took gold in the 4A girls category, while Winston Churchill High School secured first place in 3A girls.
LCI was part of an eight-team field, as the southern Alberta zone champions kicked off the tournament with a dominating 54-7 victory over Notre Dame Red Deer.
LCI went on to defeat Strathcona 43-0 in the semifinal before the team took home gold with a 17-12 win over Raymond.
The team entered provincials as zone champs as well, after a 22-10 win over Raymond in the zone final.
“We had an excellent season,” said coach Laura Murphy-Burke, who added her team went undefeated in league play, with one tie. “We are extremely proud of our players and their accomplishments, and our graduating class of 15 players will be deeply missed.”
The LCI roster for 2025 included Aanchal Tripathi, Dilyn Brown, Porter Pierson, Abiageal Hyland, Ella Dubber, Portia Olsen, Addy Selk, Esmae Ricard, Reese Jones, Addyson Waites, Grace Clawson, Rylan Masson, Alana Janse Van Rensburg, Kamille de Jong, Sadie Depew, Ashtyn Cordeiro, Katelyn Lowry, Sarah Broad, Audree Walburger, Kenji Bootsma, Sloane Hirsche, Aurora Morgan, Kuniko Nelson, Sydney Campbell, Ayva Smith, Laryn Hyggen, Sydney Shields, Brielle Steed,  Liv Swift, Taya Skelton, Brinley Kutsch, Madison Kutsch, Taylin Loose, Brookelynn Jones, Micah Atwood, Tylee Walburger, Camryn Veurink, Myla Baker, Zoey Stephan, Charlee Tanner, Nevaeh Mangal, Dasha Tuckova and Peyton Hendrickson.
WCHS opened play Friday with a big 29-0 win over Strathmore. Churchill followed that up with a 53-0 victory over Matthew Halton.
In the gold-medal match, WCHS defeated W.R. Myers 46-5.
The Griffins had an undefeated record against 3A teams this season, and carried that momentum into provincials.
“The players focused on growth and skill development this season and entered the weekend with the goal to work together and get better each game,” said WCHS coach JJ Ondrus. “This was a great mindset for facing a team we had never played before in Strathmore. We continued to build confidence against Matthew Halton from Pincher Creek, who we play in the Southern Alberta High School Rugby League.”
The coach added everything then came together perfectly in the team’s final match of 2025.
“Finally, we met W.R. Myers from Taber for the third time this season in the gold-medal match,” said Ondrus. “Although we knew Myers very well, the team did a great job of focusing on their own strengths. We were led to a dominating victory by 13 graduating players in a very physical match. Our Grade 12 players were fantastic leaders and our 10s and 11s showcased our depth for the future.”
The roster included Addison Graham, Emery Bassendowski, Leandra Ricketts, Ally McDonald, Evie Miller, Payton Young, Atti Yanga, Faith Tokariuk, Ronni Arcand, Ava Fletcher, Gaby Gomez, Rowina Abera, Avery Wilson, Jayda Hosgood, Ruby Ramirez, Brooklyn Saunders, Jayda Lietz-Greenway, Sara Chali, Brynnley Kowal, Karlee Peterson, Shanelle Mann, Caprica Desrosiers, Kayla Schimanski, Zoe Forsyth, Cassie Trechka and Kylie Challenger.
The LCI boys fell 17-7 to Bowness in the team’s first match on Friday I the 4A draw, and rebounded with a 31-20 win over Strathmore and a 17-0 win over McNally in the consolation final.
Churchill’s boys also took home the 3A championship by virtue of the team’s victory over Strathmore in game one by a score of 25-2.
WCHS went on to compete against teams in the 4A portion of the draw, and then lost to Bowness 29-12 in the semifinal. The team then dropped the 4A bronze-medal game by a score of 40-5 to Henry Wise Wood.
The team included Carter Robertson, Isaias Belloso Rivera, Porter Forsyth, Codey Mackinley, Jace Grainger, Sanad Yousef, David Belloso Rivera, Jay De Richards, Seth Harding, Dominik Friesen, Johnny Heggie, Simon Klassen, Edenilson Argueta Baires, Kendyn Mann, Topher Olesen, Ethan Dudley, Kian Olsen, Tyler Sweetgrass, Haven Balingit, Lisandro Morales, Zach Light, Hunter Sangster, Maksym Chernezkyi, Zackry Hosgood, Ian Benkoczi, Mitchell Conrad, Isaac Morrison and Payden Graham.
The team was coached by Jonathan Dick, Alex Halvorsen, Brenden Albrecht, Eric Burwash and Nevin Morrison. 

Provincial powerhouses

SSNS 2025 Slo-Pitch Championships

Division 1GirlsBoys
GoldYarmouth Consolidated Memorial High School Memorial High School
SilverGlace Bay High School Glace Bay High School
BronzeSouth Colchester High School 
Antique BronzeDalbrae Academy 
   
Division 2GirlsBoys
GoldNortheast Kings Education CentreÉcole secondaire de Par-en-Bas
SilverBarrington Municipal High SchoolSouth Colchester High School
BronzeEastern Shore District High SchoolBarrington Municipal High School
Antique BronzeCobequid Educational Centre 2Liverpool Regional High School
   
Division 3GirlsBoys
GoldTatamagouche Regional AcademyParrsboro Regional High School
SilverNew Germany Rural High SchoolRiver Hebert District High School
BronzeEast Antigonish AcademyTatamagouche Regional Academy
Antique BronzeInverness Education Centre/AcademyNorth Queens Community School
Yarmouth Consolidated Memorial High School
Northeast Kings Education Centre
École secondaire de Par-en-Bas
Tatamagouche Regional Academy
Parrsboro Regional High School
Memorial High School

SSNS 2025 SLO-PITCH CHAMPIONSHIP PARTICIPANTS

 GirlsBoys
Division 1Bay View High SchoolAmherst Regional High School
 Dalbrae AcademyCharles P Allen High School
 Glace Bay High SchoolDr J H Gillis Regional High School
 Horton High SchoolGlace Bay High School
 North Nova Education CentreMemorial High School
 North Nova Education CentreMillwood High School
 South Colchester High SchoolPark View Education Centre
 Yarmouth Consolidated Memorial High SchoolYarmouth Consolidated Memorial High School
   
Division 2Amherst Regional High SchoolÉcole secondaire de Par-en-Bas
 Barrington Municipal High SchoolBarrington Municipal High School
 Cobequid Educational Centre 2Eastern Shore District High School
 Dalbrae AcademyIsland View High School
 Digby Regional High SchoolLiverpool Regional High School
 Eastern Shore District High SchoolRichmond Education Centre & Academy
 Liverpool Regional High SchoolSouth Colchester High School
 Northeast Kings Education CentreStrait Area Education and Recreation Centre
   
Division 3East Antigonish AcademyDalbrae Academy
 École Beau-PortÉcole Beau-Port
 Guysborough AcademyÉcole Notre Dame Academy
 Hants North Rural High SchoolMusquodoboit Rural High School
 Inverness Education Centre/AcademyNorth Queens Community School
 Lockeport Regional High SchoolParrsboro Regional High School
 New Germany Rural High SchoolRiver Hebert District High School
 Tatamagouche Regional AcademyTatamagouche Regional Academy

SSNS 2025 Rugby Championships

SSNS 2025 RUGBY CHAMPIONS

 GirlsBoys
GoldKing’s Edgehill SchoolNorthumberland Regional High School
SilverCitadel High SchoolAvon View High School
BronzeHorton High SchoolCitadel High School
Antique BronzeAuburn High SchoolBay View High School

King’s Edgehill School
Northumberland Regional High School

SSNS 2025 RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP PARTICIPANTS

GirlsBoys
Auburn High SchoolAvon View High School
Citadel High SchoolBay View High School
Horton High SchoolCitadel High School
King’s Edgehill SchoolNorthumberland Regional High School

NBIAA/ASINB 2025 RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIPS

AA Girls Championship

Rothesay Netherwood School vs St. Stephen High School (penalty kicks)

St. Stephen High School

AA Boys Championship

James M. Hill High School 21 – 26 Rothesay Netherwood School

Rothesay Netherwood School

AAA Girls Championship

Riverview High School over Kennebecasis Valley High School

Riverview High School

AAA Senior Boys Championship

Moncton High School 0 – 11 Saint John High School

Saint John High School

AAA Junior Boys Championship

Leo Hayes High School vs St. Malachy’s Memorial High School

St. Malachy’s Memorial High School