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NBIAA/ASINB 2024 Softball Championships
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NBIAA/ASINB 2024 Softball Championship/Championnat de ballemolle
| AA | AAA | |
| Semi-final 1 | École Grande-Rivière 12 – 2 Miramichi Valley High School | Oromocto High School 4 – 2 Riverview High School |
| Semi-final 2 | James M. Hill High School 6 – 10 S t. Stephen High School | École Mathieu-Martin 1 – 17 Kennebecasis Valley High School |
| Gold | École Grande-Rivière | Kennebecasis Valley High School |
| Silver | St. Stephen High School | Oromocto High School |
PEISAA 2024 Baseball Championships -Intermediate “AA” Boys
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PEISAA 2024 Intermediate Baseball Championship
| Semi-final 1 | Semi-final 2 | Gold |
| Birchwood Intermdiate School 0-4 Stonepark Intermediate School | Summerside Intermediate School 5-2 M E Callaghan Intermediate School | Stonepark Intermediate School 5-3 Summerside Intermediate School |
PEI Mutal Insurance Player of the Game for Stonepark is Cam MacPherson.
PEI Mutal Insurance Player of the Game for Summerside Intermediate is Brady DesRoches.
PEI Mutal Insurance MVP for the finals from Stonepark is Nate MacLean.

Stonepark Tigers
Jake McEntee; Ethan Affleck; Braedon Trainor; Michael Gill; Evan Bruce; Cameron Gauthier;Beau Trainor; Grady Jeffrey; Owen MacDonald; Nate MacLean; Ryker Richard; Cameron MacPherson
Coaches
Earl Campbell; Chad Yorston

OFSAA – Hosts Needed
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The 2024-25 OFSAA season is underway but we’re always looking down the road!
Why not show your school spirit and all that your community has to offer by hosting an OFSAA championship or festival!
We are now accepting bids for the 2025-2026 season and are seeking host organizations to host the following events:
Boys’ “A” Soccer, Boys’ “A/AA” Rugby, Boys’ “AA” Soccer, Boys’ “AAA” Basketball, Boys’ “AAA” Volleyball, Boys’ & Girls’ Curling, Boys’ Baseball, Boys’ Baseball Regional (East), Boys’ Field Lacrosse “A/AA”, Boys’ Field Lacrosse “AAA”.
Girls’ “A” Basketball, Girls’ “A” Soccer, Girls’ “A/AA” Rugby, Girls’ “AA” Soccer, Girls’ “AAA” Soccer, Girls’ “AAA” Volleyball, Girls’ Field Hockey, Girls’ Golf, Girls’ Slo-Pitch, Nordic Skiing, Snowboard, Swimming, Ultimate, Alpine Skiing and Wrestling.
OFSAA Contact:
Erik Espinola, erik@ofsaa.on.ca
NBIAA/ASINB 2024 Baseball Championships
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NBIAA/ASINB 2024 Baseball Championship
| AA | AAA | |
| Semi-final 1 | École Polyvalente Louis-J-Robichaud École Sainte-Anne | St Malachy’s High School Bernice MacNaughton High School |
| Semi-final 2 | Dalhousie Regional High School Hampton High School | Fredericton High School Miramichi Valley High School |
| Gold | École Sainte-Anne | St Malachy’s High School |
| Silver | Hampton High School | Miramichi Valley High School |
SSNL 2024 Girls Outdoor Soccer
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SSNL 2024 Girls Outdoor Soccer Championship
| Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
| 2A | Crescent Collegiate | St James Regional High | Belanger Memorial School |
| 3A | Mobile Central High School | Mealy Mountain Collegiate | Stephenville High School |
| 4A Tier 1 | Holy Heart of Mary High | O’Donel High | Holy Spirit High |
| 4A Tier 2 | St Lawrence Academy | Corner Brook Regional High | Gander Collegiate |
SSNL 2024 Girls Outdoor Soccer Individual Awards
| 2A | Sportsmanship |
| Belanger Memorial School | Mackenzie Gale |
| Crescent Collegiate | Norah Young |
| John Burke High | Brooklyn Brady |
| St James Regional High | Anna Short |
| Valmont Academy | McKayla England |
| Sportsmanship Team Award | Crescent Collegiate |
| Tournament MVP | Brooke Taylor |
| 3A | Sportsmanship |
| Glovertown Academy | Georgia Collins |
| Indian River High | Kaitlyn Morgan |
| Marystown Central High School | Avery Jackman |
| Mealy Mountain Collegiate | Tia Auchialeck |
| Mobile Central High School | Julie Coffey |
| Stephenville High School | Alyssa Ivany |
| Sportsmanship Team Award | Marystown Central High |
| Tournament MVP | Gracie Dalton |
| 4A Tier 1 | Sportsmanship |
| Gonzaga High | |
| Holy Heart of Mary High School | |
| Holy Spirit High | |
| O’Donel High | |
| Sportsmanship Team Award | O’Donel High |
| Tournament MVP | |
| 4A Tier 2 | |
| Corner Brook Regional High | |
| Exploits Valley High | |
| Gander Collegiate | |
| Holy Trinity High | |
| St Lawrence Academy | |
| Waterford Valley High | |
| Sportsmanship Team Award | Holy Trinity High |
| Tournament MVP |
SSNL 2024 Boys Slo-Pitch Championships
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SSNL 2024 Boys Slo-Pitch Championship
| Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
| AA | Bishop White All Grade School | French Shore Academy | Fogo Island Central Academy |
| AAA | White Hills Academy | Templeton Academy | |
| AAAAA | J M Olds Collegiate | Mount Pearl Senior High |
SSNL 2024 Boys Slo-Pitch Individual Sportsmanship Awards
| 2A | Sportsmanship |
| Baltimore High | Jackson Boland |
| Belanger Memorial | |
| Bishop White All Grade School | Billy Kane |
| Dorset Collegiate | Maddox Winsor |
| Fogo Island Central Academy | Michael Holmes |
| French Shore Academy | Lance Aylward |
| Leo Burke Academy | |
| St Lawrence Academy | |
| Sportsmanship Team Award | Bishop White All Grade School |
| Tournament MVP | Jackson Penney, Bishop White |
| 3A | Sportsmanship |
| Botwood Collegiate | |
| Glovertown Academy | |
| Indian River High School | |
| Mobile Central High | |
| Templeton Academy | Jordan Blanchard |
| White Hills Academy | |
| Sportsmanship Team Award | |
| Tournament MVP | |
| 4A | Sportsmanship |
| Ascension Collegiate | Gavin Oates |
| Carbonear Collegiate | Eric King |
| Clarenville High School | |
| Corner Brook Regional High | |
| Holy Trinity High | |
| J M Olds Collegiate | Blake Coooper |
| Marystown Central High | |
| Mount Pearl Senior High | |
| Sportsmanship Team Award | |
| Tournament MVP |
‘I was proud of the team’: Twillingate’s J.M. Olds Collegiate overcame the odds, and bigger schools, to win the province’s top softball crown
The school of 60 students recently won the first AAAA banner in its history
Nick Mercer · Multimedia Journalist
The J.M. Olds Collegiate Tigers in Twillingate won the SSNL AAAA Boys Softball provincial championship in Carbonear earlier month. To do that, they had to knock off schools with sometimes double their school population. Contributed photo
TWILLINGATE, N.L. — The J.M. Olds Collegiate boys softball team entered the School Sports Newfoundland and Labrador (SSNL) AAAA Boys Softball provincial championships in Carbonear as the underdog.
Not only was it the first time the school of 60 students was playing at the highest level, they were going up against schools that may as well have been giants.
They were met on the fields in Carbonear, schools like Mount Pearl Senior High, Ascension Collegiate in Bay Roberts, Corner Brook Regional High, Marystown Collegiate and the two-time defending champion Clarenville High.
With that kind of competition in front of them, you could call the Tigers David to their Goliath.
J.M. Olds slew the giants on the way to an undefeated tournament and the AAA provincial championship, which included a 13-12 win against Mount Pearl in the final and knocking off Clarenville High in the semifinals.
“There was no feeling to describe it,” said coach Mitchell Watkins.
“Really, it’s just above your expectations, and some that you’re never supposed to be able to do, that you can just accomplish, and everybody always tells you can’t do it, but you defeat the odds.”
Getting there
The Tigers’ march toward the provincial AAAA championship began two years ago when they won the AA championship.
A year later, they fell in the final of the SSNL AAA boys softball championship. That stage was set for another leap in competition.
Still, they didn’t make that decision right away.
Coach Jody Cooper, a fine softball player in his own right, knew his team could compete with any team defensively, but questioned if his players were strong enough at the plate to compete.
“Defensively, they’ve always been excellent. We can keep up with anybody,” said Jody.
That question was answered over the summer when the core parts of the team participated in the provincial udner-18 slo-pitch tournament.
After their performance against teams they saw at the AAAA tournament, Jody knew his charges could compete.
“It was a good gage to see if we beat them there for us to jump for AAAA,” he said.
Proud of the team
The accomplishment isn’t lost on the players, especially those who got to finish their high school softball career on the game’s biggest stage.
As a Level 3 student at J.M. Old Collegiate, Jase Oster won’t be a part of the team next year, but he’s looking forward to being able to watch them compete.
“I was proud of the team,” said Oster of the win.
Blake Cooper was the Tigers’ tournament MVP. Not only did he get the chance to win at the top level, but he got to share it with his father, Jody.
Like Oster, he felt the win proved that softball in Twillingate is in a good spot.
“We’ve been playing for a long time, and to finally win a big tournament is good,” said Blake.
School history
A couple of weeks later, the AAAA championship banner is now hanging in the rafters of J.M. Olds Collegiate as a sign of when their small team toppled the large ones.
It represents how far the school and the town’s softball development has come, which at one time saw teams with not enough gloves to go around.
It’s also a piece of school history and something Watkins figures everyone involved with this team will never forget.
“That’s something that is going to live and die in this building until they literally take the rafters down,” he said. “That banner is going to be raised in our gym and forevermore.
“You’re going to be a walk in that gym and know that a small school 60 came over every single school in the province, and they are the best team.”
SSNS 2024 Baseball Championships
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SSNS 2024 Baseball Championship
| Division 1 | Division 2 | |
| Gold | Cobequid Educational Centre | South Colchester Academy |
| Silver | Auburn Drive High School | École Beau-Port |
| Bronze | C P Allen High School | Island View High School |
| Antique Bronze | Memorial High School | Northeast Kings Education Centre |
| SSNS 2024 Baseball Championship | ||
| Semi-final 1 | Semi-final 2 | |
| Division 1 | Cobequid Educational Centre 8-2 C P Allen High School | Memorial High School 4-8 Auburn Drive High School |
| Division 2 | South Colchester Academy 3-1 Northeast Kings Education Centre | École Beau-Port 3-2 Island View High School |
PEISAA 2024 Senior Golf Championships
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PEISAA 2024 GOLF SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
| GOLD | SILVER | BRONZE | |
| AAA Females Championship | Breyah MacDonald, Montague | Reid Hart, Westisle | Abbie Bell, Montague |
| Female Team | Montague Regional High School | Bluefield High School | Westisle Composite High School |
| A Males Championship | Cameron McCardle, École Évangéline | Justine Bernard, École Évangéline | Zach MacFarlane, Morell |
| A Male Team | Morell Regional High School | Souris Regional School | École Sur Mer |
| AAA Males Championship | Hunter Crozier, Bluefield | Thomas Condon, Colonel Gray | Cole Irwin, Bluefield |
| AAA Males Team | Colonel Gray Senior High School | Bluefield High School | Charlottetown Rural High School |
CIAAA Fall Webinars – Register Now
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Our fall LTP line up is set. Register at http://ciaaa.ca/ltpcourses where you can also find full course descriptions! These three hour courses are jam-packed with resources, applicable discussions & professional development to better your Athletics Departments!
OFSAA 2024 Golf Championships
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OFSAA 2024 GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
| Girls High School | Girls Open | Girls Overall Team | |
| Gold | Paige Sefton, Maple Ridge Secondary School, GBSSA | Emily McKee, Garth Webb Secondary School, GHAC | Garth Webb Secondary School, GHAC |
| Silver | Jessica Gu, University of Toronto Schools, TDCAA | Lea Lemieux, Lockerby Composite School, NOSSA | Lockerby Composite School, NOSSA |
| Bronze | Lauren Perron, Our Lady Queen of the Work Catholic Academy, YRAA Pheobe Li, St Theresa of Lisieux Catholic High School, YRAA | Avery Nordman, A Y Jackson Secondary School, NCSSAA | A Y Jackson Secondary School, NCSSAA |
| Boys High School | Boys Open | Boys Overall Team | |
| Gold | Nate Van Asseldonk, Sydenham High School, EOSSAA | Jordan Hwang, Richmond Green Secondary School, YRAA | St Michael’s College School, CISAA |
| Silver | Jeffery Oh, Thornlea Secondary School, YRAA | Barron Mundy, St Martin Catholic Secondary School, ROPSSAA | Upper Canada College, CISAA |
| Bronze | Jacob Nadeau, St Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School, WOSSAA | Matthew Simpson, St Michael’s College School, CISAA | St Martin Catholic Secondary School, ROPSSAA |
GTA Dominates OFSAA Golf Championships
by Jeffrey Reed, Editor, LondonOntarioSports.com
Photo of Jade Tep-Chhun: Jeffrey Reed/LondonOntarioSports.com
St. Michael’s College School in Toronto captured the OFSAA Boys golf championship today, while Garth Webb Secondary School in Oakville won the OFSAA Girls championship.
At the par-72, 5,721-yard Hollinger Golf Club in Timmins, Toronto-area schools dominated boys play. St. Mike’s finished 470 as a team and edged silver medalist Upper Canada College of Toronto by seven strokes. Third-place finisher St. Martin Secondary School in Mississauga was 11 strokes behind St. Mike’s.
WOSSAA champion St. Thomas Aquinas (STA) Catholic Secondary School finished fifth, 19 strokes back of St. Mike’s
Jordan Hwang, golfing as an individual out of Richmond Green Secondary School in Richmond Hill, took top individual honours thanks to a final-round 7-under 65 for a score of 72-65—137 (-7), eight strokes better than runner-up Barron Mundy of St. Martin Secondary School in Mississauga.
STA’s Jacob Nadeau finished as the top local golfer at T19 amongst all participants, and third in the High School bracket.
At the par-71, 5,334-yard Ambassador Club in Windsor, Garth Webb SS finished with a team score of 140, three strokes better than Lockerby Composite School in Sudbury and four better than third-place finisher AY Jackson Secondary School in Toronto.
St. Joseph’s Catholic High School in St. Thomas finished 58th, and London’s STA 59th.
Garth Webb’s Emily McKee finished atop the leaderboard with rounds of 70-70—140 (-2), three strokes better than runner-up Lea Lemieux of Lockerby.
In the Open bracket, TVRA Girls and WOSSAA Girls champion Jade Tep-Chhun of St. Joes finished T20 with Georgia McGregor of STA at 159 (+17).
By jeffreyreed
NBIAA/ASINB 2024 Golf Championships
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NBIAA 2024 Golf Championships
| GOLD | SILVER | BRONZE | |
| A School | Centre Scolaire Samuel-de-Champlain | Petitcodiac Regional School | Southern Victoria High School |
| A Individual | Gregory Charest, Polyvalente A.J. Savoie | Félix Harding, Centre Scolaire Samuel-de-Champlain | Willaim Terras, Polyvalente A.J. Savoie |
| AA School | École Clément-Cormier | Sussex Christian School | Polyvalente Thomas Albert |
| AA Individual | Brody Breau, École Clément-Cormier | Nathan Dykstra, Sussex Christian School | Cedrick Leblanc, École Clément-Cormier |
| AAA School | Harrison Trimble High School | Moncton High School | Fredericton High School |
| AAAA Individual | Carter Lavigne, Harrison Trimble High School | Triatan Frenette, Riverview High School | Brayden Allain, Moncton High School Braden Ahern, Harrison Trimble High School Max Buffet, Fredericton High School |























































