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BCSS 2023 MULTI-EVENTS TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP

BCSS 2023 MULTI-EVENTS TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP

Grade 8 Girls and Boys Pentathlon

GirlsGoldSilverBronze
Sprint HurdlesTessa Bell, Nanaimo District SecondaryJayamuni Shenuli Silva, Holy Cross Regional HSElla Davison, Kitsilano Secondary
800mJamie Armstrong, York House SchoolStella Burch, Whistler SecondaryKatie Brandsma, Abbotsford Christian
High JumpJamie Armstrong, York House SchoolTessa Bell, Nanaimo District SecondaryKatie Brandsma, Abbotsford Christian
Long JumpElla Davison, Kitsilano SecondaryTessa Bell, Nanaimo District SecondaryPaige Bailey, Kwantlen Park Secondary
Shot PutKatie Brandsma, Abbotsford ChristianPaige Bailey, Kwantlen Park SecondaryKaia Hatton, Saint Thomas Aquinas
OverallTessa Bell, Nanaimo District SecondaryJamie Armstrong, York House SchoolKatie Brandsma, Abbotsford Christian
    
BoysGoldSilverBronze
Sprint HurdlesDavid Ude, Pacific AcademyAcheleke Tateh, Holy Cross Regional High SchoolTyler Hvidston, Kyr Middle School
1000mTyler Hvidston, Kyr Middle SchoolHayden Hurtubise, H D Stafford Middle SchoolAshton Berghammer, White Rock Christian
High JumpIan Taylor, St George’s SchoolJairus Sorokovsky, Langley ChristianAiden Ivany, White Rock Christian
Long JumpDavid Ude, Pacific AcademyAcheleke Tateh, Holy Cross Regional High SchoolIan Taylor, St George’s School
Shot PutJairus Sorokovsky, Langley ChristianIan Taylor, St George’s SchoolAcheleke Tateh, Holy Cross Regional High School
OverallIan Taylor, St George’s SchoolAcheleke Tateh, Holy Cross Regional High SchoolDavid Ude, Pacific Academy

Junior Boys Octathlon

 GoldSilverBronze
Sprint HurdlesMacLean Carlson, Lord Byng SecondaryZimo Liu, Walnut Grove SecondaryEnoch Lee, Surrey Christian
100mEnoch Lee, Surrey ChristianEthan Moran, Pacific AcademyThomas Wirtz, Pacific Academy
400mLuc Primeau, Vancouver CollegeZimo Liu, Walnut Grove SecondaryReuben Isak, White Rock Christian Academy
1000mReuben Isak, White Rock Christian AcademyLuc Primeau, Vancouver CollegeBrayden Davis, Vancouver College
High JumpZimo Liu, Walnut Grove SecondaryCaleb Yu, Credo Christian SchoolsMacLean Carlson, Lord Byng Secondary
Long JumpEnoch Lee, Surrey ChristianThomas Wirtz, Pacific AcademyIsaac Lee, Surrey Christian
Shot PutBenedict Tudan, King’s Christian SchoolEnoch Lee, Surrey ChristianThomas Wirtz, Pacific Academy
JavelinElijah Elguezabal, White Rock ChristianLuc Primeau, Vancouver CollegeThomas Wirtz, Pacific Academy
OverallLuc Primeau, Vancouver CollegeZimo Liu, Walnut Grove SecondaryEnoch Lee, Surrey Christian

Junior and Senior Girls Heptathlon

Junior GirlsGoldSilverBronze
Sprint HurdlesLily Stroda, Oakanagan Mission SecondaryMbunya Tateh, Holy Cross Regional High SchoolAva Eichhorst, Southridge School
200mLily Stewart Kitsilano SecondaryLily Stroda, Oakanagan Mission SecondaryCorinna Talbot, New Westminister Secondary
800mAnnalise Stelnicki, Walnut Grove SecondaryLily Stroda, Oakanagan Mission SecondaryCora Clendenin, Holy Cross Regional High School
High JumpLily Stewart Kitsilano SecondaryLily Stroda, Oakanagan Mission SecondaryMeagan McKay, Sullivan Heights Secondary
Long JumpLily Stewart Kitsilano SecondaryMbunya Tateh, Holy Cross Regional High SchoolLily Stroda, Oakanagan Mission Secondary
Shot PutMbunya Tateh, Holy Cross Regional High SchoolGillian Galik, Mark R Isfeld Senior SecondaryAva Eichhorst, Southridge School
JavelinGillian Galik, Mark R Isfeld Senior SecondaryHelehe Stuebinger, Kitsilano SecondaryAva Eichhorst, Southridge Secondary
OverallLily Stroda, Oakanagan Mission SecondaryAva Eichhorst, Southridge SchoolLily Stewart Kitsilano Secondary
    
Senior GirlsGoldSilverBronze
Sprint HurdlesAmelia Kristen, Crofton HouseMadison Gordon, R E Mountain SecondaryMarlena Tresnio, Handsworth Secondary
200mAmelia Kristen, Crofton HouseSara Altamirano, Saint Thomas AquinasMarlena Tresnio, Handsworth Secondary
800mAmelia Kristen, Crofton HouseSophia Venables, Belmont SecondaryMolly Andulajevic, Oak Bay Secondry
High JumpMarlena Tresnio, Handsworth SecondaryAmelia Kristen, Crofton HouseMadison Gordon, R E Mountain Secondary
Long JumpMadison Gordon, R E Mountain SecondaryAmelia Kristen, Crofton HouseMarlena Tresnio, Handsworth Secondary
Shot PutMadison Gordon, R E Mountain SecondaryAmelia Kristen, Crofton HouseJosie Nickle, Penticton Secondary
JavelinMadison Gordon, R E Mountain SecondaryRebecca Roodzant, King’s Christian SchoolTianna Zuidhof, King’s Christian School
OverallAmelia Kristen, Crofton HouseMadison Gordon, R E Mountain SecondaryMarlena Trsenjo, Handsworth Secondary

Senior Boys Decathlon

 GoldSilverBronze
Sprint HurdlesJack Marshall, Elphinstone SecondarySamuel McGee, Kitsilano SecondaryAllan Yi, R E Mountain Secondary
100mDaniel Mandic, Vanvouver CollegeSamuel McGee, Kitsilano SecondaryTobey Clendenin, Holy Cross Regional High School
400mDaniel Mandic, Vanvouver CollegeHenry Jagger, St George’s SchoolJack Marshall, Elphinstone Secondary
1500mNate Richardson, Saint Thomas AquinasHenry Jagger, St George’s SchoolJost Maison, Lambrick Park Secondary
High JumpHenry Jagger, St George’s SchoolAllan Yi, R E Mountain SecondaryMax Chapman, Oak Bay Secondary
Long JumpJack Marshall, Elphinstone SecondaryDaniel Mandic, Vanvouver CollegeDominic Madalozzo, Archibishoop Carney Regioanl Secondary
Pole VaultMax Chapman, Oak Bay SecondarySamuel McGee, Kitsilano Secondary 
DiscusSilas Schroeder, King’s Christian SchoolMatthew North, King’s Christian SchoolJack Marshall, Elphinstone Secondary
Shot PutGeorge Turnbull, Maple Ridge SecondaryJack Marshall, Elphinstone SecondaryHenry Jagger, St George’s School
JavelinMikah Richmond, King’s Christian SchoolSilas Rekessan, Lambrick Park SecondaryHenry Jagger, St George’s School
OverallJack Marshall, Elphinstone SecondarySamuel McGee, Kitsilano SecondaryHenry Jagger, St George’s School

OFSAA 2023 Girls’ Rugby Championship

OFSAA 2023 Girls’ Rugby Championship

 A/AAAAA
GoldSt. Mary Catholic Secondary SchoolMayfield Secondary School
SilverHoly Cross Catholic Secondary SchoolUxbridge Secondary School
BronzeCentre Dufferin District High SchoolOwen Sound District Secondary School
Antique BronzeNapanee District High SchoolPickering Secondary School

PARTICIPANTS

A/AAAAA
ASSOCIATIONTEAMASSOCIATIONTEAM
COSSAHoly Cross CSSCOSSABayside Secondary School
COSSA (Host)Centennial Secondary SchoolCWOSSAOwen Sound District Secondary School
COSSA 1St. Mary CSSEOSSAAKingston Secondary School
CWOSSA 1Centre Dufferin DHSGBSSANantyr Shores Secondary School
CWOSSA 2Holy Trinity CHSGHACOakville Trafalgar High School
EOSSAA 1Napanee DHSLOSSA 1Pickering High School
EOSSAA 2La Salle Secondary SchoolLOSSA 2Uxbridge Secondary School
GHACBurlington Central High SchoolNCSSAA 1Glebe High School
LOSSA 1Courtice Secondary SchoolNCSSAA 2Nepean High School
LOSSA 2Clarington Central Secondary SchoolROPSSAA 1Mayfield Secondary School
NCSSAACairine Wilson Secondary SchoolROPSSAA 2Robert F Hall Catholic Secondary School
ROPSSAAStreetsville Secondary SchoolSOSSAEden High School
SWOSSAALambton Central CVISWOSSAAUrsuline College
TDCAASt. John Henry Newman Catholic SchoolTDSSAANorthern Secondary School
TDSSAAUrsula Franklin AcademyWOSSAASir Wilfred Laurier Secondary School
WOSSAAF.E. Madill Secondary SchoolYRAASacred Heart Catholic High School

OFSAA 2023 Tennis Championship

OFSAA 2023 TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

 GoldSilverBronze
High School Girls SinglesMia Ho (CISSA)Dasha Ossipov (GBSSA)Andrea Yeh (YRAA)
High School Girls DoublesRenee Xia/Michelle Yuen (CISAA)Meg Force/Ava McMillan (WOSSAA)Daniela Lall/Vanessa Lall (CWOSSA)
High School Boys SinglesLeon Gell (CISAA)Cyrus Shobeir (GBSSA)Max Tully (LOSSA)
High School Boys DoublesChris Milligan/Jacob Sulowski (TDSSAA)Nayan Liscombe/Matthias Low (TDSSAA)Michael Mao/Charles Vilain (GHAC)
High School Mixed DoublesAva Choma/Drew Kennaghan (EOSSAA)Michael Lyakutin/Maxi Brenard (CISAA)Sim Haylee/Ethan Ironside (GHAC)

 GoldSilverBronze
Open Girls SinglesKatherine Zhang (TDSSAA)Ola Bartyze (ROPSSAA)Jelena Vico (TDSSAA)
Open Girls DoublesMegan Moa/Michelle Shen (YRAA)Maya Benaich/Maria Komar (TDSSAA)Lauren Wilson/Katherine Ye (TDCAA)
Open Boys SinglesMichael Gutkowski (TDSSAA)Alex Anghel (YRAA)Vlad Pirusca (NCSSAA)
Open Boys DoublesAndrei Caragea/Sava Uncianschi (CWOSSA)Ben Whitley/Owen Whitley (TDSSAA)Will Adamson/Pavel Ofitserov (NCSSAA)
Open Mixed DoublesEmma Akselrod/Raj Hiutin (YRAA)Lucia DiPietro/Lucas Popa (YRAA)Bianca Ceroni/Christian Gosselin (GHAC)

PEISAA 2023 Rugby Championships

PEISAA 2023 Rugby Championships

 GOLDSILVERBROZNE
GIRLS ACharlottetown Rural High School #1Three Oaks Senior HighBluefield High School
GIRLS AAKensington Intermediate/Senior HIghWestisle Composite High SchoolWestisle Composite High School
GIRLS AAAThree Oaks Senior High SchoolCharlottetown Rural High SchoolBluefield High School
    
BOYS ACharlottetown Rural High SchoolBluefield High SchoolThree Oaks Senior High School
BOYS AAABluefield High SchoolCharlottetown Rural High SchoolThree Oaks Senior HIgh

History made tonight! For the first time in the PEISAA, an all female team of officials are working the Senior AAA Women’s Gold medal game at UPEI. Congratulations Fran, Bella, and Hannah!

No shortage of drama in PEISAA senior AAA rugby gold-medal games

Jason Simmonds · Journalist |

The Three Oaks Axewomen won their third P.E.I. School Athletic Association Senior AAA Girls Rugby League championship in a row on June 6. The Axewomen defeated the Charlottetown Rural Raiders 20-10 at UPEI’s MacAdam Field. Members of the Axewomen are, front row, from left, Chloe Campbell, Sydney Cameron, Bree McAlduff, Lucie Mills, Isabel MacLellan, Lana Gillis, Deirdre Studer, Maddy Dyer, Becca Minten, Ami Beaulieu, Katie-Grace Noye, Dru Gillis, Jaida Clow and Kennedy Clow. Back row, from left, are Brent Woodside (assistant coach), Sydnee Bernard, Karli Snow, Bella MacKinnon, Marleigh-Jane Smallwood, Payton Maund, Jessee Hill, Olivia James, Victoria Thornhill, Oxanna Campbell, Ava Pomeroy, Kailyn Gallant, Ava Allain, Faith Brown and Tim Hockin (head coach). Jason Simmonds • The Guardian
The Three Oaks Axewomen won their third P.E.I. School Athletic Association Senior AAA Girls Rugby League championship in a row on June 6. The Axewomen defeated the Charlottetown Rural Raiders 20-10 at UPEI’s MacAdam Field. Members of the Axewomen are, front row, from left, Chloe Campbell, Sydney Cameron, Bree McAlduff, Lucie Mills, Isabel MacLellan, Lana Gillis, Deirdre Studer, Maddy Dyer, Becca Minten, Ami Beaulieu, Katie-Grace Noye, Dru Gillis, Jaida Clow and Kennedy Clow. Back row, from left, are Brent Woodside (assistant coach), Sydnee Bernard, Karli Snow, Bella MacKinnon, Marleigh-Jane Smallwood, Payton Maund, Jessee Hill, Olivia James, Victoria Thornhill, Oxanna Campbell, Ava Pomeroy, Kailyn Gallant, Ava Allain, Faith Brown and Tim Hockin (head coach). Jason Simmonds • The Guardia

CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — The P.E.I. School Athletic Association senior AAA rugby championship banners are returning to Three Oaks Senior High School for the third year in a row and to Bluefield High School for the first time in more than a decade.

The Three Oaks Axewomen made it three straight with a 20-10 victory over the Charlottetown Rural Raiders.

“(All championships) are all special, but this one is definitely special,” said Axewomen head coach Tim Hockin. “We have a couple of girls on our team that played all three years of AAA rugby – Olivia James, Maddy Dyer, Victoria Thornhill. I really wanted them to go out with a championship banner.”

On the boys’ side, the Bluefield Bobcats survived a late comeback attempt by Charlottetown Rural to hold on for a 14-10 win in the gold-medal game.

“It’s really special because I’ve been here as a player, and this is my second time here as a coach and my first gold medal,” said Bobcats head coach Donnie Sonier. “It’s the first championship for Bluefield in the last 15, 16 years.”

Both championships were decided at the MacAdam Field pitch on the UPEI campus June 6.

Girls

The Axewomen erupted for 17 second-half points to erase a 10-3 deficit at halftime.

“It’s been a work in progress for the whole season,” said Hockin. “We couldn’t quite piece it together, but the stuff we have been working on in practice finally came together that second half. We played our best rugby in the second half of that game.”

Although Three Oaks trailed at the break, Hockin said there was no panic. Hockin said the coaching staff reminded the players they were only down a converted try.

A big turning point for the Axewomen came on the opening kickoff of the second half.

“I think it went to Bella MacKinnon, our fullback, and she was pinned deep inside our own 22-metre and Bella hit a seam, hit a hole and went on a 30-, 40-metre run,” said Hockin. “We then had a couple of nice passes and probably got about 60 metres out of it. That, right there, gave the girls life and made them think, ‘we got this.’”

Hockin said one difference was the Axewomen played a good part of the second half on offence as compared to 80 per cent on defence in the first half.

Axewomen flanker Olivia James was named the most valuable player of the playoffs.

“She was, without a doubt, the best player in the league all year,” said Hockin. “She was a game-changer.

“In the final and semifinal games, she willed us to a championship. She is probably the best two-way player I have ever coached as far as going from offence to defence.”

James scored the tying try in the final and, shortly after, made another momentum-changing play. Hockin said James caught a ball at her ankles, collected it, gathered speed, drew in their last defender and made the final pass that led to the game-winning try by Deidre Studer.

Kicker Lana Gillis accounted for the other 10 points, connecting on two penalty kicks and two converts.

The Bluefield Bobcats are the 2023 P.E.I. School Athletic Association Senior AAA Boys Rugby League champions. The Bobcats defeated the Charlottetown Rural Raiders 14-10 in the gold-medal game, played at UPEI’s MacAdam Field on June 6. Members of the Bobcats are, front row, from left, Paul Steele, Pierce Saunders, Hunter MacLean, Steve Cooper, Seth MacCormack, Liam Boswall, Sam Amyot, Simon MacFadyen, Gui Grisolia, Eli Grant, Andrew Wilson and Camden Hutchison. Back row, from left, are Scott Kent (coach), Devan Gormley (coach), Juan Balderas, Gracyn Arbing, Colby Monro, Sam Leclair, Owen Connolly, Nathan Gallant, William Kent, Ethan Arsenault, Kade Lavoie, Donovan Howatt, Alex Bertram, Donnie Sonier (coach), Zach Langdale and Kirill Ledovski. Jason Simmonds • The Guardian - Contributed

The Bluefield Bobcats are the 2023 P.E.I. School Athletic Association Senior AAA Boys Rugby League champions. The Bobcats defeated the Charlottetown Rural Raiders 14-10 in the gold-medal game, played at UPEI’s MacAdam Field on June 6. Members of the Bobcats are, front row, from left, Paul Steele, Pierce Saunders, Hunter MacLean, Steve Cooper, Seth MacCormack, Liam Boswall, Sam Amyot, Simon MacFadyen, Gui Grisolia, Eli Grant, Andrew Wilson and Camden Hutchison. Back row, from left, are Scott Kent (coach), Devan Gormley (coach), Juan Balderas, Gracyn Arbing, Colby Monro, Sam Leclair, Owen Connolly, Nathan Gallant, William Kent, Ethan Arsenault, Kade Lavoie, Donovan Howatt, Alex Bertram, Donnie Sonier (coach), Zach Langdale and Kirill Ledovski. Jason Simmonds • The Guardian – Contributed

Boys

The boys’ game featured the Bobcats carrying the offensive play in the first half while the team’s defense proved to be a big story late in the contest.

The Bobcats built a 14-0 lead at halftime, but the Raiders refused to go quietly, setting the stage for a nail-biting finish.

“When you play defence for 10 to 15 minutes, you are bound to get a little fatigued,” said Sonier. “When you get fatigued, you are bound to make mistakes.

“We made too many critical mistakes, gave away yellow cards and put ourselves down (in manpower). It was 12 against 15 (players) at one point and we still held on in that game, which takes a lot of character. I’m blown away with our defensive effort to be honest.”

The Bobcats’ Owen Connolly was announced as the MVP of the playoffs.

Sonier noted Connolly had a 50- to 60-metre run at one point, and his penalty try opened the scoring for the Bobcats.

“He’s a massive ball carrier for us and massive on defence,” said Sonier. “Ethan Arsenault, who got player of the game for us, he must have made 20, 25 tackles in that game.”

Sonier said the key to the Bobcats’ strong play in the first half was successfully retaining the ball. Sonier said Bluefield wanted to put pressure the Raiders.

“When we kicked and put them under pressure in their own end, we were hoping to win the ball back,” said Sonier. “When we did, it resulted in points scored.

“We had a game plan going in, but when we were able to benefit off a few clean breaks, we were able to score. We worked on that all season, and it finally paid off.”

In the end, it came down to defence, and Sonier said the Bobcats developed a reputation as a defensive team, allowing only 19 points in three regular-season games.

“Our defensive effort speaks for itself,” said Sonier. “It’s why we finished first in the league.

“We built throughout the season on our defence, and it showed here.”


OFSAA Boys’ Field Lacrosse (Festival) 2023

OFSAA Boys’ Field Lacrosse (Festival) 2023

 A/AAAAA
GoldGovernor Simcoe Secondary SchoolHumberside Collegiate Institute
SilverPatrick Fogarty Secondary SchoolChrist The Kin g Catholic Secondary Scool
BronzeSt Mark Catholic Hgih SchoolCentre Wellington Disdtrict High School
Antique BronzeHoly Cross Catholic Secondary SchoolBrooklin High School

Governor Simcoe Secondary School

Humberside Collegiate Institute

PARTICIPANTS

A/AAAAA
ASSOCIATIONTEAMASSOCIATIONTEAM
CISAACrestwood PrepCOSSAThomas A Stewart
COSSAHoly Cross CSSCOSSASt Paul SS
COSSACrestwood SSCWOSSACentre Wellington DHS
CWOSSAMcKinnon Park SSGBSSAEasttview SS
CWOSSASt Mary’s HS (Owen Sound)GHACChrist The King CSS
GBSSAPatrick Fogarty SSLOSSABrooklyn HS
GHACKing’s Christian CollegiateNCSSAASacred Heart HS
LOSSAHoly TrinityROPSSAAMayfield SS
LOSSAKeswick HSSOSSADenis Morris CHS
NCSSAASt Mark CHSTDCAANeil McNeil High Schol
SOSSAE L Crossley SSTDSSAAHumberside CI
SOSSAGovernor Simcoe SSYRAAHuron Heights SS

SHSAA 2023 Track and Field Championship

SHSAA 2023 TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP

SHSAA 2023 TRACK AND FIELD INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

 GIRLSIntermediateJuniorSenior
Sprint HurdlesKeira VanNortwich, North Battleford CompositeRaina Huad, CampbellVictoria Culbert, LeBoldus
100 mBauer Gravel, BalfourStryker Zablocki, Carlton (PA)Katiana Gilbert, Walter Murray
200 mRosalie Braun, Osler VCAStryker Zablocki, Carlton (PA)Katiana Gilbert, Walter Murray
400 mHannah Gaates, Sheldon-WilliamsVienna Selland, LavalEmma Egert, Wilkie
800 mHannah Gaates, Sheldon-Williams (NR)Vienna Selland, LavalAttleigh Maloney, Centennial
1500 mHannah Gaates, Sheldon-WilliamsKatie Rogers, Central (MJ)Callie Steen, Hanley
3000 mSkylar Dyck, WarmanKatie Rogers, Central (MJ)Jadyn Plaschuk, Central (MJ)
4x 100 RelayReginaSaskatoonSaskatoon (NR)
High JumpSummer Johnson, NorquayJocelyn Hanson, Holy CrossOlami Akinfiresoye, Swift Current
Long JumpTaya Green, RosetownEster Obidiya, St JosephNatalie Thompson, Centennial
Triple JumpHannah Gaates, Sheldon-WilliamsNifemi Oni, MillerTira Schafer, Wedena
Pole VaultCharlotte Wilderman, Aden BowmanEmily Hirschfeld, Aden BowmanNatalie Thompson, Centennialß
DscusDaniellyn Johnson, BjorkdaleAbbey Norek, EsterhazyMegan Reid, Kipling
JavelinDixie-Lynne Knittig, AnnaheimLexia Chambers, Lloydminister CompositePeyton Gabruck, Turtleford
Shot PutAdemide Adewumi, Cornerstone (MJ) (NR)Camryn Nelson, PreecevilleAlexyn Ward, Riffel
    
100m WheelchairAyva Delainey, Melville  
400m WheelchairAyva Delainey, Melville  
    
 BOYSIntermediateJuniorSenior
Sprint HurdlesDami Igbekoyl, RosetownCarter Tuplin, Swift CurrentLiam Oster, Lloydminister Composite
100 mAulain Penner, Holy CrossOlufemi Akinloye, CampbellMichael Tetrault, Marion Graham
200 mJuma Jokino, BethlehemOlufemi Akinloye, CampbellMichael Tetrault, Marion Graham
400 mJuma Jokino, BethlehemNiklos Irwin, Bishop J MahoneyMichael Hussey, Walter Murray
800 mAlec Teichler, CampbellYerosen Daba, Holy CrossMichael Hussey, Walter Murray
1500 mColter Folk, Swift CurrentYerosen Daba, Holy CrossBrett MacLean, Sheldon-Williams
3000 mColter Folk, Swift CurrentYerosen Daba, Holy CrossNathanial Dosman, Aden Bowman
4x 100 RelaySaskatoonRegina (NR)Saskatoon
High JumpCorbin Unruch, Oslere VCA (NR)Keelan Sanderson, ViscountBrett Knusden, Assiniboia
Long JumpCorbin Unruch, Oslere VCALucas Sulewski, Balgonie GreenallMichael Tetrault, Marion Graham
Triple JumpCorbin Unruch, Oslere VCA (NR)Justin Justin Ngweto, O’NeillDatiel Fountaine, Waltr Murray
Pole VaultDeWet Luus, StrasbourgSimon Granger, Holy CrossJosh Tam, Aden Bowman
DscusCalder Johnston, MartinJackson Greenwald, MartinJake McEachern, Lloydminister Composite
JavelinJace Egland, EastendWill Breckner, ColonsayBrody Engele, City Park
Shot PutJace Egland, EastendThomas Ries, HumboldtJake McEachern, Lloydminister Composite

SHSAA 2023 TRACK AND FIELD TETRATHLON CHAMPIONS

GIRLSJuniorSenior
TetrathlonBrooklyn Leppa, Gull LakeKaylee Mudrewich, Wawaota
100 mTaiya-Lynn Chappell, LanghamJerzey Watteyne, Lafleche
800 mTaiya-Lynn Chappell, LanghamJerzey Watteyne, Lafleche
Shot PutBrooke Allan, KiplingKaylee Mudrewich, Wawaota
Long jumpBrooklyn Leppa, Gull LakeJulie Colborne, Walter Murray
OverallBrooklyn Leppa, Gull LakeJerzey Watteyne, Lafleche
   
BOYSJuniorSenior
100 mAlexander Isbister, Aden Bowman (NR) Taye Shukin, Notre Dame(NR)Oakland Flodell, Clavet (NR)
800 mAlexander Isbister, Aden Bowman (NR) Taye Shukin, Notre Dame(NR)Hudson South, Melfort
Long jumpAlexander Isbister, Aden BowmanCort Egeland, Medstead (NR)
Shot PUtNix Anderson, Lloydminsiter Composite (NR)Carter Beck, Carnduee (NR)
OverallAlexander Isbister, Aden Bowman (NR) Taye Shukin, Notre Dame(NR)Carter Beck, Carnduff

MHSAA 2023 Baseball Championship

MHSAA 2023 Baseball Championship

GoldCollège Garden City Collegiate
SilverBoissevain/Wawanesa (Co-op)
MHSAA 2023 Boys Baseball Participants
Collège Garden City Collegiate
Vincent Massey High School (Bradon)
Helen Betty Osborne Ininiw Education Resource Centre
Swan Valley Regional Secondary School
Garden Valley Collegiate
Steinbach Regional Secondary School
William Morton Collegiate Institute
Boissevain/Wawanesa (Co-Op)
Collège Stonewall Collegiate
Carberry/Cartwright/Baldur/Glenboro (Co-Op)
Birtle/Shoal Lake/Strathclair/Rossburn (Co-Op)
École St Joachim

MHSAA 2023 Girls Fast Pitch Championship

GoldInstitut Collègial Vincent Massey Collegiate (Winnipeg)
SilverVirden Collegiate Institute
BronzePrairie Mountain High School
Antique BronzeCollège Béiveau

TOURNAMENT ALL STAR TEAM & MVP

TOURNAMENT ALL-STAR TEAM:

#8 Sienna McMillan – Neelin

#4 Annika Roberts – Northland Parkways

#17 Rielle McLeod – Vincent Massey (Wpg)

#56 Megan Johnston – College Beliveau

#15 Presley Hodson – Virden

#7 Molly Conrad – Prairie Mountain

#00 Jillian Matsubara – Vincent Massey (Wpg)

#10 Kendall Charles – Virden

#64 Tori Mangin – Prairie Mountain

TOURNAMENT MVP:

#44 Danika Nell – Vincent Massey (Wpg)

2023 Fast Pitch Participants

MHSAA 2023 Girls Fastpitch Participants
Sanford Collegiate
Carberry Collegiate
Goose Lake High School
Dakota Collegiate
École secondaire Neelin
Steinbach Regional Secondary School
Institut Collègial Vincent Massey Collegiate (Winnipeg)
Virden Collegiate Institute
Prairie Mountain High School
Collège Béiveau
Mikisew School
Northlands Parkway Collegiate