BCSS 2022 Cross Country Championships
	Girls Senior 1A	Girls Senior 2A	Girls Senior 3A
Gold	Jaina Kang, Credo Christian Schools	Rachel McDonald, Southridge Secondary	Alexa Dow, Frances Kelsey Secondary
Silver	Veronica Dee, St John Paul II Academy	Claire Goodison, Windermere Community School	Delphine Gosselin, Kitsilano Secondary
Bronze	Tessa Coyle, Aspengrove	Catelin McDonald, Southridge Secondary	Maella Hodgson, Elgin Park Secondary
Team
Gold	St John Paul II Academy	West Point Grey Academy	École Handsworth Secondary
Silver	White Rock Christian Academy	L V Rogers Secondary	Reynolds Secondary
Bronze	Vancouver Christian	York House School	Oak Bay Secondary
	Boys Senior 1A	Boys Senior 2A	Boys Senior 3A
Gold	Noah Louwerse, Credo Christian Schools	Peter Kunka, Summerland School	Yemane Mulugeta, L A Matheson Secondary
Silver	Sam Pitzey, Meadowridge School	Maxwell Holmes, Pacific Academy	Mlotshwa Charli, Oak Bay Secondary
Bronze	Miles Graham, Unity Christian School	Lucien Dixon-Lawless, Samuel Robertson Technical Secondary	Tyler Browne, Oak Bay Secondary
Team
Gold	White Rock Christian Academy	West Point Grey Academy	Oak Bay Secondary
Silver	Unity Christian School	Mennonite Educational Institute	West Vancouver
Bronze	Gidgalang Kuuyas Naay	St Michaels University School	Maple Ridge Secondary
	Girls Junior	Boys Junior	Para
Gold	Adrianna Buitelaar, Mennonite Educational Institute	Arjun Sandhu, École Salish Secondary	Ronan Wiens, J L Jackson Secondary
Silver	Sasha Dehal, École Panorama Ridge	Riley Simmonds, Sardis Secondary	Abet Gutsche, St John Paul II Academy
Bronze	Ava Gauthier, Nanaimo District Secondary	Jericho Geddes, Grandview Heights Secondary	Ryder Provost, Sir Alexander Mackenzie Secondary
Team
Gold	Revelstoke Secondary	Mennonite Educational Institute W L Seaton Secondary
Silver	W L Seaton Secondary
Bronze	Nechako Valley Secondary	Handsworth Secondary

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NBIAA/ASINB 2023 Senior Soccer Showcase de soccer

	Gold	Silver
Girls A	École Aux quatre vents	Fredericton Christian Academy
Girls AA	Polyvalente Louis-J-Robichaud	École Clement-Cormier
Girls AAA	École secondaire Népisiguit	Fredericton High School
Boys A	Petitcodiac Regional High School	Moncton Christian Academy
Boys AA	James M Hill High School	École Clement-Cormier
Boys AAA	Fredericton High School	Leo Hayes High School

NBIAA 2023 SENIOR SOCCER  SHOWASE PARTICIPANTS
	GIRLS	BOYS
A	Fredericton Christian Academy	Petitcodiac Regional High School
	Polyvalente Roland Pépin	Hartland High School
	École Aux quatre vents	Moncton Christian Academy
	Harvey High School	Harvey High School
AA	Woodstock High School	Carleton North High School
	École Clement-Cormier	École Clement-Cormier
	École Louis-J-Robichaud	James M Hill High School
	St Stephen High School	Sussex Regional High School
AAA	Fredericton High School	Fredericton High School
	Harrison Trimble High School	École L’Odyssée
	École secondaire Népisiguit	Harrison Trimble High School
	École Sainte-Anne	Leo Hayes High School

SSNS 2023 SENIOR VARSITY SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS

		GIRLS
	Division 1	Division 2	Division 3
Gold	Halifax West High School	Halifax Grammar School	New Germany Rural High School
Silver	C P Allen High School	Island View High	Baddeck Academy
Bronze	Citadel High School	West Kings District High School	Tatamagouche Regional Academy
Antique Bronze	Riverside High School	Breton Education Centre	Oxford Regional Education Centre
		BOYS
	Division 1	Division 2	Division 3
Gold	Citadel High School	École secondaire du Sommet	Sacred Heart School of Halifax
Silver	C P Allen High School	South Colchester Academy	Annapolis West Education Centre
Bronze	Halifax West High School	École secondaire Mosaïque	West Bedford High School
Antique Bronze	Woodlawn High School	Breton Education Centre	Springhill Junior/Senior High School

SSNS 2023 SENIOR VARSITY SOCCER PARTICIPANTS
	GIRLS	BOYS
D1	Halifax West High School	Citadel High School
	Citadel High School	Halifax West
	C P Allen High School	C P Allen High School
	Riverview High School	Woodlawn High School
D2	Breton Education Centre	Breton Education Centre
	Island View High	École secondaire du Sommet
	Halifax Grammar School	École secondaire Mosaïque
	West Kings District High School	South Colchester Academy
D3	New Germany Rural High School	Annapolis West Education Centre
	Oxford Regional Education Centre	West Bedford
	Baddeck Academy	Sacred Heart School of Halifax
	Tatamagouche Regional Acadmey	Springhill Junior/Senior High

SOCCER PROVINCIALS: Halifax West girls repeat as Division 1 champions

George Myrer · Sports Editor | Posted: 1 hour ago | Updated: 1 hour ago | 1 Min Read

Abby Melvin scored twice as the Halifax West Warriors edged the C.P. Allen Cheetahs 2-1 to defend their School Sports Nova Scotia Division 1 girls’ soccer championship on Saturday at Mainland North Common.

Reagan Wagg had the Cheetahs’ marker.

Wagg struck in the fourth minute for the Cheetahs, who carried the lead into the second half. Melvin tied the game in the 61st minute and put the Warriors ahead in the 68th minute.
The championship is the 12th in 20 years for the Warriors.

In the bronze medal game, Citadel blanked Riverview 2-0.

In the boys’ Division 1 final, Citadel blanked C.P. Allen 3-0 while Halifax West dropped the Woodlawn Panthers 5-1 in the bronze medal game.

At the Division 2 girls’ championship, Halifax Grammar School Gryphons downed the Island View Devils 6-2 to take the banner. West Kings topped Breton Education Centre 2-0 for the bronze medal.

Host Sacred Heart defeated Annapolis West Education Centre 3-1 to win the Division 3 boys’ championship. West Bedford blanked Springhill 5-0 for the bronze medal.

HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER: Cape Breton teams fall in Division 1, 2 semifinals

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The gold medal hopes for three Cape Breton high school soccer teams came to an end in School Sport Nova Scotia Soccer Provincial Championship action on Friday.

In Division 1 Girls action in Bedford, the Riverview Ravens fell 5-0 to the Charles P. Allen (CPA) Cheetahs, the championship hosts. Riverview will play the Citadel Phoenix for the provincial bronze medal on Saturday at 10 a.m. CPA will advance to the final at 12:30 p.m. where they will face the Halifax West Warriors.

At the Breton Education Centre in New Waterford, the host Division 2 Boys BEC Bears dropped their semifinal on Friday afternoon 4-0 to the Sommet Cougars. BEC will play the Mosaique Mustangs for bronze at 10 a.m. Saturday. Sommet will get a shot at provincial Division 2 gold at 12 p.m., when they face the West Colchester Coyotes.

At the Division 2 Girls championships in Auburn, the BEC Bears were downed 3-1 by the Island View Devils on Friday. BEC will play the host West Kings Wolverines for the bronze medal on Saturday at 10 a.m. Island View advances to the gold medal game against the Halifax Grammar Gryphons at 12 p.m.

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Breton Education Centre, Baddeck Academy to host high school soccer provincials this week

Jeremy Fraser 

SYDNEY, N.S. — The Breton Education Centre Bears and Baddeck Academy Broncos will host School Sport Nova Scotia soccer provincial tournaments this week. 

The Bears will host the Division 2 boys’ tournament today and Saturday at MacKinnon Field in New Waterford.  

École Secondaire du Sommet of Halifax, École secondaire Mosaïque of Dartmouth and South Colchester Academy of Brookfield will also be in the tournament.  

BEC will open the tournament at noon today against Sommet, while Mosaïque and South Colchester will play at 2:30 p.m. 

The bronze medal game will be Saturday at 10 a.m. followed by the championship game at noon.  

Meanwhile, in Baddeck, the Broncos will host the Division 3 girls’ tournament at Stephen MacDermid Memorial Sports Field.  

Joining Baddeck Academy in the tournament will be Oxford, New Germany and Tatamagouche.  

New Germany and Oxford will play at 12 p.m. followed by Baddeck and Tatamagouche at 2:30 p.m.  

The bronze medal and championship games are slated for Saturday at 10 a.m. and noon respectively.  

In other provincial tournaments this week, Riverview High School will be in Bedford for the Division 1 girls’ event. The Ravens will open its championship hunt against the host Charles P. Allen at 2 p.m today. 

Halifax West and Citadel are also in the Division 1 tournament. 

In Division 2 girls’ action, BEC will travel to Auburn for their provincial tournament. The Bears will play Island View of Eastern Passage at 12 p.m. today. 

Halifax Grammar School and West Kings are also taking part in the event.  

The junior varsity girls’ provincial championships were held last weekend in Wolfville. Riverview claimed the silver medal at the tournament. 

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– Jeremy Fraser is the sports reporter for the Cape Breton Post. Follow him on X (Twitter) @CBPost_Jeremy.

OFSAA 2023 Cross Country Overall Team Champions

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Girls Overall	École secondaire catholique Thériault, NEOAA	Northern Secondary School, TDSSAA	Collingwood Collegiate Institute, GSSAA
Boys Overall	Neil McNeil High School, TDSSAA	Collingwood Collegiate Institute, GSSAA	Dundas Valley Secondary School, SOSSA

OFSAA 2023 Cross Country Individual and Team Champions

OFSAA 2022 Cross Country Championships
	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
NOVICE GIRLS’ INDIVIDUAL	Rebecca Pribaz, Northern Secondary School	Kate Nagy, Newmarket High School	Micah Carswell, École secondaire catholique Père René-de-Galinée
NOVICE GIRLS TEAM	École secondaire catholique Thériault, NEOAA	St Maxmilliam Kolbe Catholic High School, YRAA	Northern Secondary School, TDSSAA
JUNIOR GIRLS’ INDIVIDUAL	Eleanor Voykin, Birchmount Park Collegiate Institute	Riley Innes, Sir William Mulock Secondary School	Keiva Birmingham, Northern Secondary School
JUNIOR GIRLS TEAM	Holy Names Catholic High School, SWOSSAA	Collingwood Collegiate Institute, GBSSA	I E Weldon Secondary School, COSSA
SENIOR GIRLS’ INDIVIDUAL	Emily Cescon, De La Salle College	Stephanie Bertram, Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute	Hanna Hollins, Dunbarton High School
SENIOR GIRLS TEAM	Vincent Massey Secondary School, SWOSSAA	Malvern Collegiate Institute, TDSSAA	Northern Secondary School. TDSSAA
	GOLD	SILVER
NOVICE BOYS’ INDIVIDUAL	William Thomas, Riverdale Collegiate Institute	Timothy Woods, Denis Morris Catholic High School	Emmett Leary, Georgian Bay Community School
NOVICE BOYS TEAM	Dundas Valley Secondary School, SOSSA	Neil McNeil High School, TDCAA	St Marys District Collegiate and Vocational Institute, WOSSAA
JUNIOR BOYS’ INDIVIDUAL	Brody Clark, Milton District High School	William Scharf, Riverdale Collegiate Institute	Jack Gregory, Napanee District Secondary School
JUNIOR BOYS TEAM	Neil McNeil High School, TDSSAA	Colonel By Secondary School, NCSSAA	Sir Winston Churchill, SOSSA
SENIOR BOYS’ INDIVIDUAL	Ian McAllister, London Central Secondary School	Travis Gaffney, St Mary Catholic High School (EOSSAA)	David Jiang, Upper Canada College
SENIOR BOYS TEAM	Glebe Collegiate Institute, NCSSAA	London Central Secondary School, WOSSAA	Neil McNeil High School, TDSSAA
PARA ATHLETEC MALE	Anthony Cigan, St Joseph’s Catholic High School (SWOSSAA)	Ali Mussa Ali, Bluevale Collegiate Institute	Mohanad Kuhail, St Joseph’s Catholic High School (WOSSAA)
PARA ATHLETE FEMAL	Ella Heeler, Regiopolis-Notre Dame Catholic High School	Faith Magyar, M M Robinson High School	Ziva Calder, Georgetown District High School

Click here for the list of participants by age group

What a day! At the OFSAA XC provincial championships the Neil McNeil xc team won its THIRD CONSECUTIVE OVERALL BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP! All 18 athletes left Centennial Park with a medal. The senior boys placed 3rd, the novice boys placed 2nd, and the junior boys won! This is quite an amazing accomplishment and the coaches are extremely proud of this entire team! Congratulations on a great season! #brotherhood #OFSAA #OFSAAXC #OFSAAXC2023 #makinghistory

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Mustangs repeat senior girls’ title at OFSAA cross country while Knights claim junior girls crown

Author of the article: Jim Parker  •  Windsor Star Published Nov 05, 2023  

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It was a title defence for the Massey Mustangs and a first for the Holy Names Knights on Saturday.

The Mustangs repeated as team champions in the senior girls’ division while the Knights claimed the school’s first-ever division title taking the junior girls’ title at the OFSAA cross-country championships at Centennial Park in Etobicoke. St. Joseph’s Anthony Cigan earned the area’s third gold medal by taking the mixed para 4km race.

“To do it again is amazing,” 17-year-old Layla Masse, who was the first Massey runner across the finish line, said of the repeat. “Everyone was so dedicated to pushing and meeting expectations of last year.”

Three Massey runners returned from last year’s championship team in Masse, who placed 23rd over the 6km course in 23 minutes and 14.11 seconds, Ella Heredi, who was 30th in 23:24.94, and Julia Scarrow, who was 55th in 24:08.54. Massey’s other scoring runner was Grade 9 student Anieu Chan, who was right behind Masse in 24th place in 23:14.67. Vivian Hu, who was 207th, rounded out the team.

“The biggest challenge at being at OFSAA was the competition and the course and I couldn’t have done this without my amazing teammates,” the 14-year-old Chan said. “I just feel like we’re a team and we just wanted to keep pushing. I’ve never experienced an event like this.”

In a race that started with 275 runners, Masse said it was a matter of team members picking each other up along the way.

“Anieu and I helped each other,” Masse said. “There was a point where I caught up to her and she was hurting and I said, ‘Do it for the team’ and then, when I started hurting, Anieu pushed me on. It was great that we pushed each other to the end of the line and Ella came up and pushed us, too.”

Massey’s team score of 132 was 72 points ahead of its closest rival and the Knights were just as dominant in winning the junior girls’ title with 115 points, which was 79 points ahead of the second-place team.

“I was hoping for this to happen,” said the Knights’ Sophia Prantera, who led the team with a sixth-place finish overall over the 5km course in 17:26.43. “We were fifth last year (in the novice division) and we were hoping for it.”

The 15-year-old Prantera called it a challenging course.

“The course was so hard,” Prantera said. “There was so much gravel, my feet were killing me.

“You never know how a race is going to go and I’m super excited. Usually at the start, you can tell how it goes. At the start, I got out in third place and I knew it was going to be a good race.”

Kacie Gelinas was 23rd in 18:24.51, Makenna St. Louis was 39th in 18:50.81 and Emily Owen completed the team’s four scoring runners with a 47th-place finish in 19:10.74. Lyla Mascaro, who was 191st, rounded out the team.

“It means so much because I’ve been training,” Prantera said. “I could never imagine this happening. My team, they worked so hard to get us first place, which is amazing.

“Honestly, I was so tired (at the end) I just laid on the floor and, as teammates came through, someone said, ‘We won’ and we all started jumping around.”

Cigan was able to defend his title over the 4km race in a time of 14:39.96, which bettered his winning time of 17:53.53 from a year ago.

Meanwhile, the Villanova Wildcats finished seventh in novice boys’ team competition led by Colin Antonucci, who was 48th over the 4km course in 14:02.08.

jpparker@postmedia.com

PEISAA 2023 INTERMEDIATE VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SPONSORED BY MIKASA

INTERMEDIATE GIRLS	A	AA
Gold	École François-Buote	Queen Charlotte Intermediate School
Silver	Immanuel Christian School	Stonepark Intermediate School
Bronze	École Sur Mer	Summerside Intermediate School
Antique Bronze	Kensington Intermediate Senior High School	East Wiltshire Intermediate School
INTERMEDIATE BOYS	A	AA
Gold	École François-Buote	Queen Charlotte Intermediate School
Silver	Queen Charlotte Intermediate School	Montague Regional High School
Bronze	Hernewood Intermediate School	Stonepark Intermediate School
Antique Bronze	M E Callaghan Intermediate School	Birchwood Intermediate School

OFSAA 2023 Field Hockey Championship

OFSAA 2023 Girls’ Field Hockey Championship
Gold	Oakville Trafalgar High School, GHAC
Silver	Waterloo-Oxford District Secondary School, CWOSSA
Bronze	Bluevale Collegiate Institute, CWOSSA
Antique Bronze	Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School, EOSSAA

OFSAA 2023 Girls Field Hockey Participants
ASSOCIATIONS	TEAMS	HOMETOWN
CISAA	Appleby College	Oakville
COSSA	Haliburton Highlands Secondary School	Haliburton
CWOSSA	Bluevale Collegiate Institute	Waterloo
CWOSSA	Wateroo-Oxford District Secondary School	Baden
EOSSAA	Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School	Kingston
EOSSAA	Frontenac Secondary School	Kingston
GHAC	Oakville Trafalgar High School	Oakville
GHAC	Craig Kielburger Secondary School	Milton
LOSSA	Brooklin High School	Whitby
NCSSAA	Merivale High School	Nepean
ROPSSAA	Clarkson Secondary School	Mississauga
SOSSA	Saltfleet District Secondary School	Hamilton
TDCAA	Michael Power/St Joseph High School	Etobicoke
TDSSAA	Birchmount Park Collegiate Institute	Toronto
WOSSA	South Huron District High School	Exeter
YRAA	Bill Crothers Secondary School	Markham

BCSS 2023 Boys A Soccer Championship

Gold	West Point Grey Academy
Silver	Southridge School
Bronze	École Jules Verne
Antique Bronze	Northside Christian School

BCSS 2023 Boys Soccer Participants

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Gidgalang Kuuyas Naay Secondary School

École Jules Verne

St John Brebeuf Regional High School

St John’s Academy

Meadowridge School

Queen Margaret’s School

St Ann’s Academy

West Point Grey Academy

Credo Christian Schools

Kelowna Christian School

Boundary Central

Northside Christian School

Fort St James Secondary

Immaculata Regional High School

Pacific Christian School

Southridge School

SSNL 2023 Cross Country
	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Junior Girls Individual	Madeline Hicks, St Paul’s	Paige Ivany, Stephenville High	Heidi Kendrick, Corner Brooks Intermediate
Junior Girls Team	Corner Brook Intermediate	Stephenville Middle School	Indian River Academy
Senior Girls Individual	Alyssa Ivany, Stephenville High	Georgie Collins, Glovertown	Georgia Wiseman, Corner Brook Regional High
Senior Girls Team	Corner Brook Regional High	Stephenville High	Indian River High
Junior Boys Individual	Jackson Power, Pasadena Academy	Brady Thistle, L akewood Academy	Jake Hodder, St Paul’s Intermediate
Junior Boys Team	St Paul’s Intermediate	Indian River Academy
Senior Boys Individual	Markus Spingle, Corner Brook Regional High	Evan May,’ Corner Brook Regional High	Brady Young, Stephenville HIgh
Senior Boys Team	Corner Brook Regional High	Eric G Lambert School	Baltimore Colleiage

School Sports Newfoundland and Labrador Cross Country Running Championships
Held in Stephenville This Weekend

School Sports Newfoundland and Labrador will crown new Cross Country Running team and individual champions this coming weekend in Stephenville. Stephenville High School will host the races which will include more than 140 runners from across the province who have qualified through their regional qualification meets.

Champions will be declared in team events for Junior Girls, Junior Boys, Senior Girls and Senior Boys. The winning team from each regional will compete. In addition, the top 3 individuals from the regional competitions will also be involved in the race and will be competing for the individual title.

The Junior Girls race will be run over a 2000 m course. Teams racing include Cape John Collegiate (LaScie), Glovertown Academy, Mt Field Academy (Forteau), G.C. Rowe (Corner Brook) and Stephenville High. They will be joined by individuals from Viking Trail Academy (Plum Point), DC Young School (Port Hope Simpson), Sacred Heart School (Conche) and St. Edwards School (CBS).

The Junior Boys will race a 3000 m course. Teams competing for the championship banner include Glovertown Academy, Stephenville High, DC Young School, St. Annes Academy (Dunville and G.C. Rowe.. Runners competing for individual gold, silver and bronze include represent Pasadena Academy, Mobile High School, Dunne Academy (St. Marys), New World Island Academy (Summerford), St. Marys All Grade (Marys Harbour), Jane Collins Academy (Hare Bay) and Lewisporte Collegiate.

In the Senior Girls divisions the following teams will compete: St. Lawrence Academy, Baie Verte High, Corner Brook High, Carbonear Collegiate, Gander Collegiate, Canon Richards High (Flowers Cove), Stephenville High and Menihek High (Labrador City). They will run a 3000 m course and will be competing for individual honors against individual runners from Marystown Central High, MSB regional Academy (Middle Arm), Jane Collins Academy, Lester Pearson Memorial (Wesleyville) and O�Donel High (Mt Pearl).

The Senior Boys race is a 5000 m race. Team entries include Stephenville High, Roncalli High (Port Saunders), MSB Regional Academy, Glovertown Academy, St. Lawrence Academy, Bishops College and Menihek High. They will be joined by individual runners from Cape John Collegiate (LaScie), Holy Heart of mary (St. John�s), Corner Brook High, Henry Gordon Academy (Cartwright), DC Young, New World Island Academy, Fogo Island Central High, Roncalli (Avondale), Lester Pearson Memorial, Booth Memorial and Corner Brook High

The meet begins with a race tour and walk through at 10:30 a.m. The host school is also offering an elementary race on an exhibition basis, which goes ahead at 11. The junior girls race is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. followed by the junior boys at 12:00, senior girls at 12:30 and senior boys at 1:30. Each team consists of 5 runners. The finishing place of the top 4 runners will determine team points.

In its continuing effort to emphasize sportsmanship, School Sports Newfoundland and Labrador, are sponsoring the Sportsmanship First Program. Each team will nominate an individual player to receive an individual sportsmanship medal.

The top teams will be rewarded with gold and silver medals and the top team in each division will receive the championship banner. Individual winners will be awarded gold, silver and bronze medals.

R.B.C. Financial Group is the major corporate sponsor of School Sport Newfoundland & Labrador.

PEISAA Baseball Championship Sponsored by PEI Mutual Insurance

	Gold	Silver
Baseball Intermediate	East Wilshire Intermediate	Summerside Intermediate School
Baseball Senior 3A	Bluefield High School	Three Oaks Senior High School

Bluefield scored the winning run in the bottom of the 7th inning to edge Three Oaks 3-2 in an exciting final to win the 2023 PEISAA Senior AAA Men’s Baseball Championship sponsored by PEI Mutual Insurance Company. Bluefield got by Morell and Three Oaks downed Rural earlier in the evening in the Semi Finals. Thanks to the City of Charlottetown for hosting the Provincials.