Amber Friesen – Westwood; Halle Penner – Sanford ; Ryan McKinley – Sanford ; Cierra Courchene – John Taylor; Laci Schmidt – John Taylor
Dairy Farmers of ManitobaPlayers Choice: Yar Mach – John Taylor
Boys A Provincial All-Stars and MVP
Boys MVP: Frontier – #15 Ty Bercier
Provincial All Stars:
Fisher Branch – #44 Patrick YuzwaGlenboro/Baldur – #5 Evan GriffinGlenboro/Baldur – #1 Tucker ForbesFrontier – #22 Austyn BuckFrontier – #33 Scott Peskoonas Jr
Boys AA Provincial All-Stars and MVP
MVP: Stellan Chammartin, Gabrielle-Roy Les Roys
Provincial All Stars:
Tyson Titterton, Margaret Barbour Spartans; Rylan Veenendaal, Immanuel Christian Falcons; Darius Schreimer, Immanuel Christian Falcons; Zacharie Normandeau, Gabrielle-Roy Les Roys; Riley Chammartin, Gabrielle-Roy Les Roys
Institut collégial Vincent Massey Collegiate (Winnipeg)
SILVER
École secondaire Kelvin High School
Dakota Collegiate
BOYS
Junior Varsity AAAA
Varsity AAAA
GOLD
Maples Collegiate
Kildonan-East Collegiate
SILVER
St Paul’s High School (Winnipeg)
Dakota Collegiate
Dakota Collegiate
Maples Collegiate
AAAA Participants
GIRLS
BOYS
Junior Varsity
Collège Garden City Collegiate
Collège Garden City Collegiate
Collège Miles Macdonell Collegiate
Collège Jeanne-Sauvé
Collège Sturgeon Heights Collegiate
Collège Miles Macdonell Collegiate
Crocus Plains Regional Secondary School
Collège Sturgeon Heights Collegiate
Dakota Collegiate
Dakota Collegiate
École secondaire Kelvin High School
École secondaire Sisler High School
École secondaire Sisler High School
Fort Richmond Collegiate
Institut collégial Vincent Massey Collegiate (Winnipeg)
Institut collégial Vincent Massey Collegiate (Winnipeg)
John Taylor Collegiate
Maples Collegiate
River East Collegiate
Pembina Trails Collegiate
St Mary’s Academy
St Paul’s High School (Winnipeg)
Transcona Collegiate
Vincent Massey High School (Brandon)
GIRLS
BOYS
Varsity
Collège Garden City Collegiate
Collège Garden City Collegiate
Collège Jeanne-Sauvé
Collège Jeanne-Sauvé
Collège Miles Macdonell Collegiate
Collège Miles Macdonell Collegiate
Dakota Collegiate
Dakota Collegiate
École secondaire Kelvin High School
École secondaire Oak Park High School
École secondaire Oak Park High School
École secondaire Sisler High School
École secondaire Sisler High School
Institut collégial Vincent Massey Collegiate (Winnipeg)
Glenlawn Collegiate
Kildonan-East Collegiate
Institut collégial Vincent Massey Collegiate (Winnipeg)
Maples Collegiate
Kildonan-East Collegiate
River East Collegiate
Maples Collegiate
St Paul’s High School (Winnipeg)
Vincent Massey High School (Brandon)
Vincent Massey High School (Brandon)
All-Star & MVP Junior AAAA Varsity
Junior Variety Boys All-Stars:
Vincent Obiekwe, Pembina Trails Collegiate; Connor Joubert, Dakota Collegiate; Surkhab Gill, Maples Collegiate; Elias Brana, St. Paul’s High School; Jonathan Subowale, St. Paul’s High School
MVP – Veer Brar, Maples Collegiate
Junior Varsity Girls All-Stars:
Kishi Folarin, Vincent Massey Collegiate; Abigail Magat, Garden City Collegiate; Kate Coghill, Dakota Collegiate; Sylvie Classen, Kelvin High School; Taylor Walters, Kelvin High School
MVP: Lilly Vande Graaf – Vincent Massey Trojans All-Stars: Clara Anderson – Miles Macdonell Buckeyes; Jenelle Deato – Garden City Gophers; Jennifer Edwards – Vincent Massey Trojans; Emilie McLean – Dakota Lancers; Taylor Schepp – Dakota Lancers
Player Awards – Boys
Dairy Farmers of Manitoba Players Choice Award: Paul Ogweno – Collège Jeanne-Sauvé Olympiens
MVP: Settimo Yugu – Kildonan-East Reivers All-Stars: Magnus Carlos – Vincent Massey Trojans; Kinsey Nkunze – Dakota Lancers; Terry Ogbeide – Kildonan-East Reivers; Dan Rom – Dakota Lancers; Daven Sharma – Sisler Spartans
The Vincent Massey Trojans had three goals at the start of the season: win the Husky Classic tournament, earn the program’s first city championship and triumph at provincials.
The Trojans, who won the Husky in October and conquered the Winnipeg High School Hockey League earlier this month, checked their final box on Monday.
Vincent Massey earned a 3-2 victory over the River East Kodiaks in the Manitoba High Schools Athletic Association men’s hockey provincial championship final at Seven Oaks Arena.
It’s the second provincial banner in program history.
“We’re just a family,” said Trojans captain Trevor Johnston. “We’re like brothers, you know? I mean, brothers fight, but at the end of the day, we love each other. And there’s nothing more I’d rather win than with my family.”
Forward Karst Gruener scored twice, including the game-winning goal at 13:51 of the third period, as Vincent Massey overcame a third-period deficit to win in regulation. Aiden Dilay accounted for the other Trojans goal.
“(Sunday) night, I knew it was going to be my last game so I knew I had to put it all out there,” said Gruener, who was named Most Valuable Player of the provincial championship tournament. “Last game with these guys — maybe I won’t play with some of them even if we do play later in life — but I just knew we had to work hard and that if we did that, we would win.”
Unrau Darvic and Lian Hanzman bulged the twine for the Kodiaks, while goaltender Bjornson Finn stopped 24 of 27 shots. Trojans’ net minder Aapo Tuominen steered 21 of 23 shots aside.
“We’ve just gelled really well. I see other teams, they’re getting mad at each other on the bench. I don’t think we’ve ever had that. Our team, we worked really well, and when you have good chemistry, everything just comes together. I think that just worked out for our team this year, and we had a good year,” said Gruener.
The final featured the province’s most prolific offence in the Kodiaks and the stingiest defence in the Trojans.
A little over two minutes after Gruener opened the scoring in the first period, Darvic replied for the Kodiaks to even the score.
“They stick with it, stick to our system and it speaks volumes of every single kid in that room because they’ve done an amazing job of being productive every game.”– Trojans’ assistant coach Davis Koga
A back-and-forth second frame was highlighted by Hanzman, who intercepted an errant pass from the Trojans in the slot and made no mistake to give the tournament hosts the lead.
Massey, which outpaced River East in shots 27-23, increased its intensity in the third period and had stretches where it came close but had nothing to show for it, including a goal waved off due to the net coming loose. The Trojans finally broke through at 7:14 as the marker from Dilay knotted the score.
Gruener gave the Trojans the lead again off a feed from Sam Kinnear, and the Trojans were able to protect that advantage, just as they had done all season.
“When we put the team together at the start of the year, we picked the best group of guys that were going to gel together. At the end of the day, we knew that if we’re in tough situations that that group’s going to come together and they’re gonna find a way to get things done,” said Trojans’ assistant coach Davis Koga.
“And throughout the year that’s all that’s happened, is we’ve had the right guys, they show up and they learn every day and it shows on the ice. They stick with it, stick to our system and it speaks volumes of every single kid in that room because they’ve done an amazing job of being productive every game.”
Jessen Bighetty- Frontier Collegiate Raiders; Tosh Johnson- Goose Lake Raiders; Kylan Diehl- Glenboro/Baldur Panthers; Matthew Teitsma- Immanuel Christian Falconsl David Welch- Immanuel Christian Falcons
Girls AAA Provincial All-Stars and MVP
TOURNAMENT MVP: #10 Annie Wang of Linden Christian
TOURNAMENT ALL STARS
#4 – Tiki Martens – Morden Thunder; #2 Madison Ferland of DRCSS; #6 Aubrey Carr of DRCSS; #15 Veronica Johnson of Linden Christian; #11 Sofia Posillipo of Linden Christian
Boys AAA Provincial All-Stars and MVP
TOURNAMENT MVP: #12 JD Lokofo – St. Norbert Celtics
TOURNAMENT ALL STARS
#2 Feranmi Oyeyiola – St. Norbert Celtics; #9 Lehaad Abolore – St. Norbert Celtics ; #3 Felix Beaudry – College Louis Riel Voyageurs; #5 Marc Bashimbe – College Louis Riel Voyageurs, #2 Hayden Hyduk – Niverville Panthers
The MHSAA 2025 Junior Varsity Basketball Championships showcased the top junior varsity teams from across Manitoba, with schools competing in both A/AA and AAA categories for boys and girls.
In the Girls A/AA division, Souris School secured the gold medal, defeating Glenboro/Carberry/Baldur (Co-Op), who took silver. Institut Collégial St Paul’s Collegiate (Elie) claimed the bronze medal, while Teulon Collegiate Institute earned the antique bronze. Hapnot Collegiate Institute won the consolation championship over Warren Collegiate Institute. The Girls AAA division saw Linden Christian School take gold, with Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School earning silver. Morden Collegiate Institute claimed bronze, while École Edward Schreyer School took the antique bronze. Centre scolaire Léo-Rémillard won the consolation championship over Sanford Collegiate.
In the Boys A/AA division, Glenboro/Baldur (Co-Op) took gold, defeating Immanuel Christian School, who earned silver. Frontier Collegiate Campus secured bronze, with Goose Lake High School earning the antique bronze. Minnedosa Collegiate won the consolation championship over Souris School. In the Boys AAA division, Collège St. Norbert Collegiate secured the gold medal, with Collège Louis-Riel finishing with silver. Niverville High School took bronze, while Linden Christian School earned the antique bronze. Faith Academy won the consolation championship over R.D. Parker Collegiate.
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