2023 PEISAA Elementary/Intermediate

Cross Country Provincials Sponsored by Source For Sports

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Pre-Novice Girls Individual	Stella Brioux, Eliot River	Gala Froese, Home School	Nora Policelli, Lucy Maud Montgomery
Pre-Novice Girls Team	Eliot River Elementary	Spring Park Elementary	Lucy Maud Montgomery Elementary
Pre-Novice Boys Individual	Ben Howard, Bloomfield	Preston Hatton, Spring Park	Lucas Miller, Stratford
Pre-Novice Boys Team	Stratford Elementary	Queen Elizabeth Elementary	West Royalty Elementary
Novice Girls Individual	Raya McGuirk, Stratford	Layna Reeves, Queen Elizabeth	Evy Brioux, Eliot River
Novice Girls Team	Eliot River Elementary	Stratford Elementary	Spring Park Elementary
Novice Boys Individual	Laurent Bader, West Kent	Sully Campbell, Stratford	Reid Wotherspoon, West Kent
Novice Boys Team	West Kent Elementary	Stratford Elementary	Lucy Maud Montgomery Elementary
Bantam Girls Individual	Soraya Player, Stonepark	Brooklyn Clarke, Gulf Shore	Sydney Clarke, Gulf Shore
Bantam Girls Team	East Wiltshire Intermediate	Hernewood Intermediate
Bantam Boys Individual	Parker Morgan, Hernewood	Max Silver, Queen Charlotte	Henri Bader, Queen Charlotte
Bantam Boys Team	Hernewood Intermediate
Intermediate Girls Individual	Maria MacKinnon, Montague	Brennan Simpson, Summerside	Charlie MacDougall, Birchwood
Intermediate Girls Team	Montague Intermediate
Intermediate Boys Individual	Avery Fleishauer, Birchwood	Luke Ostridge Queen Charlotte	Aiden MacDonald, Montague
Intermediate Boys Team	East Wiltshire Intermediate

Full results, click here

Pre Novice Boys – Stratford Elementary

Pre Novice Girls – Eliot River Elementary

Novice Boys – West Kent Elementary

Novice Girls – Eliot River Elementary

Bantam Boys – Hernewood

Bantam Girls – East Wiltshire

Intermediate Boys – East Wiltshire

Intermediate Girls – Montague

	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Division 1	Glace Bay High School	North Nova Education Centre	Halifax West High School
Division 2	Hants North Rural High School	École Beau-Port	Island View High School

SSNS 2022 Baseball Championship Participants

Division 1	Division 2
Halifax West High School	Hants North Rural High School
North Nova Education Centre	Island View High School
Horton High School	École Beau-Port
Glace Bay High School	Barrington Municipal High School

Bienvenue à tous les élèves-athlètes, entraineurs et supporteurs pour ce 46e Championnat provincial scolaire de cross-country

[School Cross Country]

Here are the students results. es-athletes of the cross-country school of October 20, 2023 in Baie-Comeau.

Individual results of female mosquitoes:

Jade Roberge

Eve Brouillet

Michael Landry

Individual results of mosquitoes boys:

Gabriel Sirois

Yves Kemta

Michael Fayette

Benjamin girls individual results:

Raphaëlle Barnes

Joliane Martin

Heidi Köszegi

Benjamin boys individual results:

Leo Choiniere-Longpré

Isaac Sirios

Arnaud Loignon

Cadet girls individual results:

Juliane Thériault

Amélie Bardon

Sarah-Ève Picard

Cadet boys individual results:

Felix Gallant

Xavier Dionne

Robbie Racine

Teenage girls individual results:

Gabrielle Hamel

Beatrice Norman

Maëlly Lamontagne

Boys Juvenile Individual Results:

Robin Lefebvre

Xavier St-Onge

Shawn-William Motard

Congratulations to the delegation champion Québec Chaudière Appalachians

Congratulations to everyone who participated in cross-country!

Baie-Comeau accueillera le championnat provincial scolaire de cross-country

Par Olivier Savard 4:45 PM – 7 septembre 2023

Photo courtoisie

Près de 700 personnes seront au rendez-vous le 21 octobre à Baie-Comeau, qui est l’hôte pour une deuxième année consécutive du Championnat provincial scolaire de cross-country du Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec (RSEQ).

L’événement, qui sera présenté par l’école secondaire Serge-Bouchard, accueillera ainsi environ 600 élèves-athlètes, dont 52 de la Côte-Nord, ainsi que leurs accompagnateurs pour l’occasion. Une cinquantaine de bénévoles seront également présents, afin de veiller au bon déroulement de l’épreuve.

Le site de compétition, aménagé sur le territoire du Cégep de Baie-Comeau, verra quatre catégories d’athlètes y participer, soit moustique (10-12 ans), benjamin (12-14 ans), cadet (14-16 ans) et juvénile (16-18 ans). Il sera également libre d’accès et gratuit pour les spectateurs désirant y assister.

ASAA 2022 Cross Country Championships

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Junior Girls	Kayley Torrie, Cochrane High School	Brooke Rouselle, École de la Rose Sauvage	Mary MacLean, Mother Margaret Mary High School
Intermediate Girls	Ava Dyck, Calgary French and International School	Ezra Haller, St Francis Xavier (Edmonton)	Clara Marquardt, Ernest Manning High School
Senior Girls	Chalrotte Sinke, National Sport School	Kate Hos, Henry Wise Wood High School	Naja Weiler, Bowness High School
Junior Boys	Carver Morris, Oilfields High School	Raimo Sollitt, Cochrane High School	Eli Torrie, Cochrane High School
Intermediate Boys	Brady Keller, Lacombe Composite High School	Steph Snyman, St Albert Catholic High	Gabriel Bouferguene, Harry Ainlay High School
Senior Boys	Dane Logan, Sir Winston Churchill High School	Adam Stang, St Francis High School (Calgary)	Carson Young, Ross Sheppard High School
Para Race	Ethan Metro, Bentley School	Emmett James, Medicine Hat High	Nate Smyth, Eagle Butte High School

Full results click here; Para results click here

Team Results

Congratulations to the ASAA cross country team champions!
1A – Gus Wetter (not pictured)
2A – Raymond
3A – Cochrane
4A – Ross Sheppard

Click here for full team results

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
1A Team Award	Gus Wetter School	Livingstone High School	Calgary French and International School
2A Team Award	Raymond High School	Le Crete High School	Strathcona-Tweedsmuir High School
3A Team Award	Cochrane High School	Strathcona Christian Academy	St Paul Reginal High School
4A Team Award	Ross Sheppard Composite High School	William Aberhart High School	Harry Ainlay High School

NBIAA/ASINB 2023 Boys Baseball

	Gold	Silver
Boys Baseball AA	Hampton High School	Polyvalente Louis-J-Robichaud
Boys Baseball AAA	Leo Hayes High School	St Malachy’s High School

NBIAA/ASINB 2023 Baseball Participants

AAA	AA
Moncton High School	Woodstock High School
Leo Hayes High School	Polyvalente Louis-J-Robichaud
Bernice MacNaughton High School	Hampton High School
St Malachy’s High School	Dalhousie Regional High School

	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2A	St Bonaventure’s College	J M Olds Collegiate	Belanger Memorial School
3A	St Lawrence Academy	Mobile Central High	Indian River High School
4A	Gonzaga High	Holy Heart High	Corner Brook Regional High

SSNL 2023 Soccer Individual Awards

2A	Sportsmanship	MVP
Belanger Memorial School	Tahneen Samms	Amber Flander
St Bonaventure’s College	Ava Seymour	Sarah Burt
Valmont Academy	Autumn Kelley	Claire Upward
J M Olds Collegiate	Leah Gillard	Chloe Hillier
Sportsmanship Team Award	Belanger Memorial School
3A	Sportsmanship	MVP
Indian River High School	Lucy Budgell	Macey Roberts
Crescent Collegiate
Mobile Central High
St Lawrence Academy	Emily Pittman
Stephenville High School
Glovertown Acdemy
Sportsmanship Team Award	Glovertown Academy

2023 Provincial Cross Country Championship

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
JUNIOR GIRLS	Allison Wasson, Bernice McNaughton	Ella Healey, Samuel-de-Champlain	Addison Howley, Bernice McNaughton
JUNIOR GIRSL TEAM	Bernice McNaughton High School	École secondaire Népisiguit	Hampton High School
SENIOR GIRLS	Julian Lemaire, Mathieu-Martin	Malike Allain, ÉS Népisiguit	May Linda Boudreau, ÉS Népisiguit
SENIOR GRILS TEAM	École secondaire Népisiguit	Bernice McNaughton High School	Riverview High School
JUNIOR BOYS	Samuel Lepage, ÉS Népisiguit	Vincent Lebreton, ÉS Népisiguit	Orrij Gionet, Hampton
JUNIOR BOYS TEAM	École secondaire Népisiguit	Hampton High School	Leo Hayes High School
SENIOR BOYS	Caden Jones, Hartland CS	Greysen Tremble, Bernice McNaughton	Jamie Heard, Frederict
SENIOR BOYS TEAM	Bernice McNaughton High School	École Mathieu-Martin	Fredericton High School

Click here for full results team and individual

PEISAA Source for Sport 2023 Cross Country Championships

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Juvenile Girls	Alex Newson, Charlottetown Rural	Joelle Bader, Colonel Gray	Elle Flick, Bluefield High
Juvenile Team	Bluefield High School	Colonel Gray Senior High School
Senior Girls	Annie-Pier Morency, École Évangéline	Jane Bruce, Immanuel Christian	Lila Johnston, Montague Regional
Senior Team	Colonel Gray Senior High School	Charlottetown Rural High School	Bluefield High School
Juvenile Boys	Nathan Clinton, Morell Regional	Zach Clinton, Morell Regional	Ethan O’Connor, Grace Christian
Juvenile Team	Charlottetown Rural High School	Colonel Gray Senior High School	Morell Regional High School
Senior Boys	Quixote Froese, Home School	Jonah Bowie, Colonel Gray	Aiden MacEwen, Three Oaks High
Senior Team	Charlottetown Rural High School	Grace Christian School	Bluefield High School

Click here for full results

NWT 2018 Lawrie Hobart Memorial Volleyball Tournament

U19 GIRLS

U19 BOYS

U15 GIRLS

U15 BOYS

7/8 BOYS

Paul William Klaeser High School (Fort Smith)

Diamond Jenness Secondary School (Hay River)

Princess Alexandra School (Hay River)

MVP Easton Johns-Courtoreille

Sportsmanship/Fair Play Dawson King

7/8 GIRLS

Paul William Klaeser High School (Fort Smith)

Diamond Jenness Secondary School (Hay River)

Princess Alexandra School (Hay River)

MVP Caroline Fergusson

Sportsmanship/Fair Play Kiah Carter

5/6 BOYS

Princess Alexandra School (Hay River)

Joseph Burr Tyrrell Elementary School (Fort Smith)

MVP Braden Flett

Sportsmanship/Fair Play Micah Delorme

5/6 GIRLS

Joseph Burr Tyrrell Elementary School (Fort Smith)

Princess Alexandra School (Hay River)

MVP Savannah Paulette

Sportsmanship/Fair Play Navah Beck

In Fort Smith, a big volleyball tournament relieves post-evac stress

Ollie Williams·October 12, 2023

“All we’ve been hoping for is a normal year.”

The Northwest Territories hasn’t had many of those lately, but Allie McDonald is learning to cope.

She and other organizers of Fort Smith’s Lawrie Hobart Memorial Volleyball Tournament decided that no matter the exhaustion of an evacuation that lasted more than a month – the event had to go ahead.

“We were a little bit wary of going forward with the tournament,” McDonald admitted on Wednesday evening, less than 24 hours away from the first teams arriving in the town.

“We didn’t start school until well into September, so we were a little bit hesitant. But as a committee, we decided it would probably be best just to go forward with it as scheduled.

“We already had all of the stuff organized like the T-shirts, the banners, the medals, so we figured just rip the Band-Aid and go ahead with it. But it feels very rushed – way more rushed than it typically does.”

The Lawrie Hobart tournament has been a cherished element of Fort Smith’s sporting schedule for decades.

Not only is it a major event for volleyball in the NWT, but it’s also – like Hay River’s track and field – one of relatively few such events held outside Yellowknife. (It is named for the late former principal of the town’s Paul William Kaeser High School, who helped to create the tournament in the 1990s.)

When Covid-19 forced Lawrie Hobart’s cancellation in 2020 and 2021, that was a big blow.

“The kids are very excited. They were really worried, starting the school year, that it was going to be another weird year,” said McDonald, a teacher at Paul William Kaeser for the past 11 years.

“They were really scared that the tournament was going to be affected by everything that happened within our community. But thankfully, it wasn’t so.”

Fort Smith’s 2,500 or so residents were under an evacuation order from August 12 until September 18, a period of 37 days.

Teams from Fort Smith, Hay River, the Kátł’odeeche First Nation, Ndılǫ, Yellowknife and Behchokǫ̀ are taking part in this year’s tournament, meaning that – extraordinarily – every single player in an event featuring more than 30 teams is from a community evacuated at least once because of wildfires this summer.

Behchokǫ̀ is coming “with a whole ton of teams this year, which is awesome,” McDonald said.

Teams will begin to arrive from 5pm on Thursday. A pep rally starts in the Paul William Kaeser gym from 3pm.

Games begin at 7pm on Thursday and run through until early on Sunday afternoon.

SSNL 2023 Champions

	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2A	St Joseph’s Academy	St Bonaventure’s College	Lakewood Academy
3A	Stephenville High	Marystown Central High	Elwood Academy
4A	Holy Spirit High	Gonzaga High

SSNL 2023 Boys Outdoor Soccer Individual Awards

2A Sportsmanship Team Award	Lakewood Academy
3A Sportsmanship Team Award	Glovertown Academy

SSNL 2023 Girls Slo-Pitch Champions

	Gold	Silver
2A	Baltimore School	J M Olds Collegiate
3A	Mobile Central High School	Botwood Collegiate
4A	Roncalli Central High	Clarenville High

SSNL 2023 Girls Slo-Pitch Individual Awards

2A	Sportsmanship	MVP
Bishop White School	Marci Hicks	Amy Attwood
Baltimore School	Kendall Walsh	Ava Brothers
King Academy	Hannah Blackmore	Jaslene Price
St James All Grade	Alexa Whyatt	Emily Squrrell
J M Olds Collegiate
Fortune Bay Academy	Aisha Brushett	Lilly Domiaux
Dorset Collegiate	Chloe Hillier	Katie Baggs
Canon Richards Memorial
Sportsmanship Team Award	Bishop White High School
3A	Sportsmanship	MVP
Mobile Central High School	Brookw Swain	Abby Mullowney
Botwood Collegiate	Brooklyn Butler	Natalie Budgell
Indian River High	Cadence Chiuchill	Macey Roberts
Heritage Collegiate	Gracie Prince	Chloe Pitts
Glovertown Academy	Alexis Hampton	Jayden Denty
White Hills Academy	Erin Strangemore	Kailey Tucker
Laval High	Heidi Fitzpatrick	Emma Leonard
Templeton Academy	Cloe Dempsey	Rebecca Brake
Sportsmanship Team Award	White Hills Academy
4A	Sportsmanship	MVP
Roncalli Central High		Jordyn Rose
Mount Pearl Senior High
Holy Heart of Mary High	Maggie Byer	Claudia Steeves
Gander Collegiate
Gonzaga High
Clarenville High
Corner Brook Regional High	Mackenzie Coles	Rebecca Flynn
Sportsmanship Team Award	Clarenville High

SHSAA 2023 Cross Country Championship

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Intermediate Girls	Hannah Gates, Sheldon-Williams	Hampton Lebell, Sheldon-Williams	Hailey Haas, Martin
Junior Girls	Skylar Dyck, Warman	Naysa Woods, Centennial	Jenna Conrad, Lumsden
Senior Girls	Annie Beveridge-Warisk, Aden Bowman	Katherine Rogers, Central (Moose Jaw)	Nikolina Kapovic, Peacock (Moose Jaw)
Intermediate Boys	Camden Husband, Weyburn	Baden Schweitzer, Lumsden	Kraeten Haas, Sacred Heart (Yorkton)
Junior Boys	Alec Teichler, Campbell	Colter Folk, Swift Current	Drake Friesen, Tommy Douglas
Senior Boys	Adonius Downes, Riffel	Henry Bristol, LeBoldus	Ian Teichler, Campbell
1A Team Award	Muenster School	Maymont Central School	Annaheim School
2A Team Award	LCBI High School	Walter W Brown HS (Langham)	Rocanville School
3A Team Award	École MGR de Laval pavillon secondaire	Spiritwood High School	Oxbow Prairie Horizons School
4A Team Award	Lumsden High School	Central Collegiate (Moose Jaw)	Albert E Peacock Collegiate (Moose Jaw)
5A Team Award	Sheldon-Williams Collegiate	Campbell Collegiate	Walter Murray Collegiate