Gold	Silver	Bronze
Girls	Garden Valley Collegiate	W C Miller Collegiate	Neepawa Area Collegiate
Boys	Garden Valley Collegiate	Northlands Parkway Collegiate	W C Miller Collegiate

MHSAA 2023 A-AAA Soccer Championship Participants

A/AA/AAA Boys	A/AA/AAA Girls
Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School	Minnedosa Collegiate
Minnedosa Collegiate	Niverville High School
Niverville High School	W C Miller Collegiate
W C Miller Collegiate	Garden Valley Collegiate
Garden Valley Collegiate	Morden Collegiate Institute
Northlands Parkway Collegiate	Swan Valley Regional Secondary School
Swan Valley Regional Secondary School	Neepawa Area Collegiate
Hapnot Collegiate Institute	Collège Stonewall Collegiate
Morweena Christian School	Hapnot Collegiate Institute
Frontier Mosakahiken School	Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School

All Stars and MVP

Girls All Stars	Boys All Stars
Rylee Thiessen, Morden	Chase Hopkins, Niverville
Abby-Jo Wark, Minnedosa	Franco Katotoka, Niverville
Jillian Perrett, Neepawa	Moses Neufeld, W C Miller
Hannah Degueldre, Niverville	Nico Hagin, W C Miller
Katie-Rae Bryam, Neepawa	Quinton James-Decker, Northlands Parkway
Megan Pinkerton, Niverville	Kevin Neufeld, Northlands Parkway
Kate Sawatsky, W C Miller	Eh K’Thwee Soe E’Thwee Soe, Garden Valley
Vanessa Krahn, W C Miller	Mosi Williams, Garden Valley
Madleen Denisenko, Garden Valley	Jesse Danden Berg, Garden Valley
Vanessa Fanz, Garden Valley	Lovinson Reimer, Morweena
Maria Bergen, Garden Valley	Aiden McGorman, Minnedosa
Girls MVP	Boys MVP
Mekdes Wall, Garden VAlley	William Bergan, Garden Valley

PLAYER OF THE GAME AWARDS

Friday	Saturday
Girls Swan Valley – Crystal Zamzow Stonewall – Hailey Faragher Hapnot – Teslynn Beauchamp Dauphin- Cecilie Larsen WC Miller – Katie Sawatzky  Morden- Rylee Thiessen Neepawa – Taylor Terin Minnedosa – Macy Skelton Garden Valley – Mekdes Wall Niverville – Ginger Fast Hapnot – Hailey Burroyal Stonewall – Elia Grosselle Minnedosa – PJ Hansen  Morden – Gabbi Hildebrand DRCSS – Savannah Kovach	Girls Hapnot – Sadie Hynes Minnedosa – Tasmine Martinez-Okemow SVRSS – Anna Rodrigues Morden – Karpri Curry WC Miller – Vanessa Krahan Neepawa – Jillian Perrett Garden Valley – Evelyne Majer
Boys Dauphin- Riccardo Pecchini Frontier Mosakahiken – Fernando Monias Swan Valley – Jared Rosteski Hapnot – Hendre Grouws Northlands Parkway – Quinton James – Decker Dauphin – Riccardo Pecchini Minnedosa – Lev Frykoda  Niverville – Joshua Smeltz Morweena- Lovinson Reimer WC Miller – Moses Neufeld Garden Valley – Santi Bergen Hapnot – Shea McCullum Swan Valley – Armann Jonasson Frontier Mosakahiken – Fernandez Monias Morweena – Darcy Penner	Boys Hapnot – Kenny MacDonald Morweena – Keaghan Reimer DRCSS – Jaxon Larocque Minnedosa – Ethan Laliberte Morweena – Darcy Penner Northlands Parkway – Caleb Unrau Niverville – Franco Katotoka Garden Valley – Philip Franz WC Miller – Kalen Friessen

OFSAA 2023 GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

High School Champions

	Girls High School	Girls Open
Gold	Sydney Gibson, Dunbarton HS, LOSSA	Emily McKee, Garth Webb SS, GHAC (Playoff)
Silver	Madeline Beck, É.S. L’Essor SWOSSAA	Shelby Hardwick, Northview Heights SS, TDSSAA
Bronze	Kennedy Bergeron, Donald A Wilson SS, LOSSA	Kiana Chen, Earl Haig SS, TDSSAA

	Boys High School	Boys Open	Boys Overall Team
Gold	Ben Brazier, St Anne	Lucas Smith	St Andrew’s College, CISAA
Silver	Carter O’Brien, St Michael’s	Ty Werynski, Corpus Christi CSS (Playoff)	St Michael’s
Bronze	Noah Thorpe	James McNair, St Andrew’s College	Corpus Christi Catholic SS, GHAC (Playoff)

Saints’ Brazier captures gold at OFSAA golf while Aigles’ Beck earns silver

Author of the article: Jim Parker  •  Windsor Star Published Oct 13, 2023 

St. Anne Saints’ first-year senior Ben Brazier ended his season with a golden moment.

The 16-year-old Brazier won the high school division at the OFSAA boys’ golf championship, which wrapped up two days of play on Thursday at Ambassador Golf Club.

“I played pretty good,” Brazier said. “(Thursday) was tough. I hit the ball, but I just couldn’t score. It was a lot windier and the pin positions made it tough for putting.”

Along with Thursday’s gold medal, Brazier also won the boys’ division on the Jamieson Junior Golf Tour this summer as well as the Essex-Kent championship this season.

“I played good all year,” Brazier said.

Brazier credits some of his success this season with getting a chance to caddie for Canadian Jared du Toit at the PGA Tour Canada’s Windsor Open stop in August.

“The fact (Ambassador) hosted a PGA tournament is pretty cool and when I caddied, it put the course in a different perspective,” Brazier said. “When I saw (du Toit) play, he goes out to make birdies and doesn’t settle for anything else. He always makes the smart play.”

Brazier shot one-under par 70 on Wednesday and was one-shot back of Manitoulin’s Noah Thorpe, who faltered on Thursday with an 81 to finish in third place. Brazier responded with a five-over par total of 76 for a two-day total of four-over par 146 and a three-shot victory over Toronto St. Michael’s Carter O’Brien.

“I got a little nervous on the last tee box, but I’ve been there and you know what to do,” said Brazier, who is the area’s first player to win the high school division since Essex’s Tyler Hurtubise in 2019. “You just have to dig down and play good.”

Brazier’s performance helped the St. Anne team of Jackson Colaner, Evan Fenech and Sawyer Batten finish seventh overall in the team competition. The St. Joseph Lasers’ team of Jack Dupuis, who tied for 13th individually in the high school division, Riley Bentley, Jarrod Easter and Jaxon Easter finished in 12th place in the team competition.

In the open boys’ division, North Stars’ Ben Buchner placed 11th with a seven-over par total of 149 while Kingsville’s Cale Marontate was 15th with an 11-over par total of 153.

“(Ambassador’s) my favourite course and it was good (to be at home) because my parents and grandparents got to watch me play,” Brazier said.

While Brazier was winning gold at home, the L’Essor Aigles’ Madeline Beck won a silver medal at the OFSAA girls’ golf festival, which wrapped up two days of competition on Thursday at Batteaux Creek Golf Club in Collingwood.

Beck had a two-day total of 23-over 167 to earn the silver medal in the high school girls’ division and finished seven shots back of winner Sydney Gibson from Pickering Dunbarton. St. Anne’s Emily Young finished with a 12-over par total of 156 to tie for 18th in the open girls’ division.

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Golf Championship 2023

A Championships

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
A School	Petitcodiac Regional School
A Individual	Chase Burgess, Petitcodiac Regional School	Cole McPhee, Petitcodiac Regional School	Pablo Atuesta Mendex McKinley Green, GMHS

School Host: Polyvalente Roland-Pepin
Course: Restigouche Golf Course – Campbellton, NB

AA Championships

	Gold	Silver	Bronze
AA School	Rothesay High School	École Clément-Cormier	St Stephens High School
AA Individual	Kyle McClune, Rothesay High School	Brodie Breau, École Clément-Cormier	Addie McClune/ Treston Frenette, Rothesay

School Host: Sussex Regional High School
Course: Sussex Golf and Curling Club – Picadilly, NB

AAA Championships

	Gold	Silver	Bronze
AAA School	Harrison Trimble High School	Leo Hayes High School	École Mathieu-Martin
AAAA Individual	Brayden Ahem, Harrison Trimble HS	Max Hay, Leo Hayes High School	Morgan Constain, St Malachy’s High School

School Host: École secondaire Népisiguit
Course: Gowan Brae Golf & Country Club – Bathurst, NB

2023 Intermediate Golf Championships

The 2023 PEISAA Intermediate Golf Provincials took place Wednesday, October 11th, 2023! Thanks to Avondale Golf Course for hosting.

Congratulations to Birchwood Girls and ME Callaghan Boys for winning the overall banners. Players participated in Individual and Team Scramble play.

Congratulations also to Tate Hansen (Birchwood) Gold medal for girls individual and Isaac Gaudet (ME Callaghan) Gold medal for boys individual.

MHSAA 2023 Golf Team Champions

Girls Team:
1) Collège Jeanne Sauve – 278
2) Carman – 280
3) Swan Valley – 289

Boys Team:
1) St. Paul’s – 236 (won on tie breaker)
2) Steinbach – 236
3) Dauphin – 244

MHSAA 2023 Golf Individual Champions

Girls:

1) Crystal Zamzow, Swan Valley
2) Jessica Lathlin, Oscar Lithlin
3) India Young, Carman

Boys:

1) 74 – Hayden Delaloye, Neepawa
2) 75 – Jackson Delaurier, Dauphin; Zostrianos Giordani-Gross, Crocus Plains; Ryder Chabot, Steinbach Regional

Overall Team Results

A/AAA Category

JV Girls

Gold – W.C. Miller Collegiate 26 points
Silver – Westgate Mennonite Collegiate 43 points
Bronze – Morden Collegiate 50 points
4th – Warren Collegiate 59 points
T5th – Centre Scolaire Leo Remillard 93 points
T5th – Swan Valley Regional Secondary School 93 points
7th – Margaret Barbour Collegiate

JV Boys

Gold – Morden Collegiate 35 points
Silver – College Stonewall Collegiate 43 points
Bronze – College St. Norbert Collegiate 48 points
4th – Westgate Mennonite Collegiate 81 points
5th – Ecole St. Joachim 96 points
6th – Prairie Mountain High School 103 points
7th – Arborg Collegiate 117 points
8th – Churchill High School 157 points
9th – Warren Collegiate 186 points
10th – Nellie McClung Collegiate 217 points
11th – Major Pratt School 218 points
T12th – Westwood Collegiate 220 points
T12th – St. James Collegiate 220 points
14th – Frontier Mosakahiken Collegiate 253 points
15th – Ecole Secondaire Neelin High School 283 points

Varsity Girls

Gold – Carman Collegiate 40 points
Silver – College Regionale Gabrielle Roy 45 points
Bronze – Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School 46 points
4th – Morden Collegiate 51 points
5th – College Stonewall Collegiate 67 points
6th – Westgate Mennonite Collegiate 87 points
7th – Warren Collegiate 125 points
8th – Nelson McIntyre Collegiate 129 points
9th – Teulon Collegiate 170 points
10th – Frontier Mosakahiken Collegiate 187 points

Varsity Boys

Gold – Westgate Mennonite Collegiate 31 points
Silver – Garden Valley Collegiate 41 points
Bronze – Carman Collegiate 44 points
4th – Sanford Collegiate 66 points
5th – Centre Scolaire Leo Remillard 87 points
6th – Warren Collegiate 107 points
7th – Frontier Mosakahiken Collegiate 151 points
8th – Gimli High School 153 points
T9th – Margaret Barbour Collegiate 158 points
T9th – Teulon Collegiate 158 points

AAAA Category

JV Girls

Gold – Ecole Secondaire Kelvin High School 36 points
Silver – Institute Collegial Vincent Massey Collegiate 41 points
Bronze – Garden City Collegiate 55 points
4th – College Jeanne Sauve 62 points
5th – College Miles Macdonell Collegiate 79 points
6th – Sisler High School 91 points
7th – Glenlawn Collegiate 113 points
8th – River East Collegiate 130 points

JV Boys

Gold – St. Paul’s High School 21 points
Silver – College Miles Macdonell Collegiate 52 points
Bronze – River East Collegiate 58 points
4th – College Jeanne Sauve 97 points
5th – Steinbach regional Secondary Collegiate 125 points
6th – Sisler High School 130 points
7th – Grant Park High School 138 points
8th – Daniel McIntyre Collegiate 149 points
9th – Ecole Secondaire Kelvin High School 196 points
10th – J.H. Bruns Collegiate 201 points
11th – Sturgeon Heights Collegiate 225 points

Varsity Girls

Gold – St. Mary’s Academy 20 points
Silver – College Miles Macdonell Collegiate 38 points
Bronze – Ecole Secondaire Kelvin High School 64 points (Based on Tie Breaker)
4th – Garden City Collegiate 64 points
5th River East Collegiate 69 points
6th – Sisler High School 113 points

Varsity Boys

Gold – St. Paul’s High School 22 points
Silver – College Miles Macdonell Collegiate 51 points
Bronze – Lord Selkirk Secondary School 57 points
4th – Grant Park High School 68 points
5th – Ecole Secondaire Kelvin High School 102 points
6th – Maples Collegiate 112 points
7th – Sisler High School 133 points
8th – Institute Collegial Vincent Massey Collegiate 141 points
9th – Glenlawn Collegiate 144 points
10th – Dakota Collegiate 195 points

Overall Individual Results

JV Girls

Gold – Annika De Smet – Institute Collegial Vincent Massey Collegiate  13:34
Silver – Kaitlyn Schroeder – Ecole Powerview School 14:25
Bronze – Addison Champagne – Institute Collegial Vincent Massey Collegiate 14 :28

JV Boys

Gold – Dorian Johnson – Westgate Mennonite Collegiate 11:40
Silver – Carter Heroux – College Beliveau 11:52
Bronze – Lincoln Dyck – River East Collegiate 11:59

Varsity Girls

Gold – Lililianna Aiello – St. Mary’s Academy 13:08
Silver – Sadie Macuira – Westwood Collegiate 13:13
Bronze – Elia Groselle – College Stonewall Collegiate 13:49

Varsity Boys

Gold – Liam Palmer – Garden City Collegiate 16:29
Silver – Adam Smith – St. Paul’s High School 16:44
Bronze – Nate Phillips – Carman 17:13

SSNS Golf Results

2023-2024

Team Champions

Boys:

1st – Cobequid Ed Centre

2nd – Lockview High

3rd – South Colchester

Girls:     

1st – Avon View High

2nd – Halifax Grammar

3rd – Citadel High

Individual Champions

Boys

1^st – Colby Bent, Cobequid Educational Centre, 71

2^nd – Zach Gaudet, Cobequid Educational Centre, 73

3^rd – Aiden Hibberts, Lockview High School, 75*

Girls

1^st – Annika Parkash, Halifax Grammar School, 77

2^nd – Jadian Eisenhaer, Avon View High School, 85**

3^rd – Kate Pemberton, Avon View High School, 85**

*Three-way tie broken by retrogression.

**Tie broken by retrogression

ASAA 2023 GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Hosted by Holy Rosary High School

ASAA 2023 Individual Champions

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Girls	Sydney Bisgrove, All Saints High School	Kali Yeske, National Sport School	Sophie Dhaliwal, Foundatons for Futue Charter Academy, North High School
Boys	Jared Code, Ernest Manning School	Becker Gilewich, Strathconca High School	Chase Lassman, Memorial Composite High School

ASAA 2023 Team Champions

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
A/AA Girls	Rundle College Senior High School	Our Lady of Mount Pleasant Catholic School	École Notre Dame High School
A/AA Boys	National Sport School	Rundle College Senior High School	Our Lady of Mount Pleasant
AAA/AAAA Girls	All Saints High School	Strathcona High School	Cochrane High School
AAA/AAAA Boys	École secondaire Paul Kane High School	Lillian Osborne High School	Springbanck Community High School

OFSAA is pleased to extend subsidies for students once again in the 2023-24 school year!

The following 2023-24 deadlines to submit an application are in place:

• Fall Sports – October 31
• Winter Sports – January 31
• Spring Sports – April 28

The current application form can be found HERE and must be used to apply for funds this year.
The fillable version of the form can be found HERE.

Important Information for schools:

• The current application must be used. Complete fully, checking off all the items covered by the sport specific fee, and making sure the *parent section* and signature are filled in.
• To determine grant eligibility, the committee will consider social and economic barriers facing the student’s family as identified by the parents. It is Important that the parents include comprehensive information on the family’s current financial situation.
• The maximum amount a student may receive is $135.
• The endorser should be a person aware of the student’s financial situation and needs, and of the breakdown of the athletic fees (general and sport specific). An Athletic Director or Physical Education Department Head may best fit this role.
• Monies are only approved for inter-school participation fees for regular league play. This grant is not intended to cover any costs associated with exhibition matches, tournament play, or additional costs incurred from qualifying for championships.
• We may not be able to provide funding for all applicants, so schools should evaluate the students applying and submit forms for those that are most in need.
• Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.

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La participation au sport scolaire offre des expériences enrichissantes et hautement formatives. La FASSO tient à niveler les chances dans ce domaine en offrant des subventions aux élèves qui ont de la difficulté à couvrir les frais d’inscription à une ligue sportive. Le formulaire de demande se trouve sur le site Web de la FASSO. Le formulaire est obligatoire ICI pour demander une subvention cette année.
 Les dates limites 2023-2024 suivantes pour soumettre une candidature sont en place: Sports d’automne – 31 octobre Sports d’hiver – 31 janvier Sports de printemps – 28 avril

Information importante pour les écoles: 

• Il est obligatoire d’utiliser le formulaire de demande le plus récent. Le formulaire doit être rempli au complet, y compris l’information sur les frais d’inscription. Notamment, les parents doivent remplir et signer la section Situation familiale.
• Le comité de sélection tiendra compte des obstacles socio-économiques auxquels la famille est confrontée. Il est donc important que les parents fournissent suffisamment de détails au sujet de leur situation financière.
• La subvention maximale est de 135 $ par élève.
• L’endosseur devrait être au courant de la situation financière et des besoins de l’élève, ainsi que des frais d’inscription (tant les frais généraux de participation au sport inter-scolaire que les frais liés au sport pratiqué par l’élève). Il pourrait s’agir de la direction des activités sportives ou du chef du département d’éducation physique.
• Les fonds sont octroyés seulement pour couvrir les frais de participation aux ligues sportives inter-scolaires. Les coûts de participation à des matchs de démonstration ou à des tournois, ainsi que les coûts supplémentaires de qualification pour les championnats, ne sont pas admissibles.
• Les fonds sont limités. L’école devrait effectuer une présélection et soumettre les demandes des élèves dont les besoins sont les plus grands.
• Les demandes seront traitées selon le principe du premier arrivé, premier servi.

Please learn about the Student-Athlete Subsidy and apply HERE.