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SHSAA Fall Sportsmanship Awards

Updated: February 20, 2026

Sportsmanship Award – 1A Girls Volleyball – Fox Valley

Congratulations to the Fox Valley Girls Volleyball team on winning the 2025 1A Girls Sportsmanship Award. Big thanks to coaches Martin and Koch for their leadership this season and to SaskMilk for sponsoring this award!

Sportsmanship Award – 2A Girls Volleyball – Moose Jaw Cornerstone

Congratulations to the Cornerstone Christian School Girls Volleyball team on winning the 2025 2A Girls SaskMilk Sportsmanship Award! Thanks to coaches Behrns and Doyle for your dedication to school sport.

Sportsmanship Award – 3A Girls Volleyball – Maple Creek

Congratulations to the Maple Creek Girls Volleyball team on winning the 2025 3A Girls SaskMilk Sportsmanship Award! Huge thanks to the coaches for their dedication to school sport and the development of student athletes!

Sportsmanship Award – 4A Girls Volleyball – Lumsden

Congratulations to the Lumsden Girls Volleyball team on winning the 2025 SaskMilk Sportsmanship Award from the 4A Girls Provincial Championship. Thank you to coaches Czerwonka, Lorenz, and Curtis for your leadership this season!

Sportsmanship Award – 5A Girls Volleyball – Warman

Congratulations to the Warman Girls Volleyball team on winning the 2025 SaskMilk Sportsmanship Award from the 5A Girls Provincial Championship. Thank you to coaches Kaufmann and Lawrence for your dedication to school sport!

Sportsmanship Award – 1A Boys Volleyball – Kincaid

Congratulations to the Kincaid Boys Volleyball team on winning the 2025 SaskMilk Sportsmanship Award from the 1A Boys Provincial Championship! Thanks to Coaches MacKenzie and Cairns for their commitment to student-athletes.

Sportsmanship Award – 2A Boys Volleyball – Cabri

Congratulations to the Cabri Boys Volleyball team on winning the 2025 SaskMilk Sportsmanship Award from the 2A Boys Provincial Championship. Thank you to Coach Lacelle for your leadership this season!

Sportsmanship Award – 3A Boys Volleyball – Ministikwan

Congratulations to the Ministikwan Lake Cree Nation School Boys Volleyball team on winning the 2025 SaskMilk Sportsmanship Award from the 3A Boys Provincial Championship. Thank you to coaches Alexan and Morin for your leadership this season!

Sportsmanship Award – 4A Boys Volleyball – Melfort

Congratulations to the Melfort and Unit Comprehensive Collegiate Boys Volleyball team on achieving the 2025 Blue Banner presented by SaskMilk! Thanks to Coaches Linnell, Heffernan, and Martin for their commitment to student-athletes.

Sportsmanship Award – 5A Boys Volleyball – Aden Bowman

Congratulations to the Aden Bowman Boys Volleyball team on receiving the Blue Banner for their display of sportsmanship at 5A Provincials. Thanks to SaskMilk for their support of High School Athletics!

Sportsmanship Award – Boys Soccer – Langham

Congratulations to the Walter W. Brown School Boys Soccer team for winning the 2025 SaskMilk Sportsmanship Award! Thanks to the coaches for their commitment to providing educational athletics to our student-athletes!

2026 PEISAA Allstar Cresting Power Lifting Provincial

Team Champions

 GOLDSILVERBROZNE
GIRLSÉcole François-BuoteWestisle Composite High SchoolBluefield High School
BOYSÉcole François-BuoteKensington Intermediate
Senior High School
Colonel Gray Senior High School
École François-Boute
École François-Boute

Individual Champions

WtMaleSchoolWtFemaleTeam
53kgKohl DallaireBluefield High School47kgAbigail PetersÉcole François-Buote
59kgJacob MacDonaldÉcole François-Buote52kgJosée DoyleÉcole François-Buote
66kgYann LoumouÉcole François-Buote57kgBooke MacArthurWestisle Composite High School
74kgBenjamin AlainÉcole François-Buote63kgDelphine CorneyÉcole François-Buote
83kgSkyler MastersÉcole François-Buote69kgHelen NgiyenThree Oaks Senior High School
93kgJayden KamphuisCharlottetown Rural76kgLauren MacEachernCharlottetown Rural
105kgNathan WaiteÉcole François-Buote84kgShelby BurnsThree Oaks Senior High School
120kgWyatt McCormickKensington Intermediate Senior High School84+kgRachael ArsenaultWestisle Composite High School
120+kgNoah MacKinnonÉcole François-Buote   

Full results can be found on the PEISAA Facebook page

2026 SSNB Wrestling Championship/Championne Lutte

Congratulations to our 2026 wrestling champions/Félicitations a nos champions et championnes de lutte 2026

 GOLDSILVERBROZNE
GIRLSHarrison Trimble High SchoolLeo Hayes High SchoolOromocto High School
BOYSÉcole secondaire NépisiguitFredericton High SchoolHarrison Trimble High School

Harrison Trimble High School

École secondaire Népisiguit

Click here for full results

INDIVIDUAL

Wt.MaleSchoolWt.FemaleTeam
50kgWestyn MacKayMoncton High School47kgAudrey GrandyLeo Hayes High School
54kgSilas HerringFredericton High School51kgEmerald KingsburyFredericton High School
57kgJean DaliBathurst High School55kgBrittany LavigneÉcole secondaire Népisiguit
61kgTanner VautourRiverview High School60kgElla DunnLeo Hayes High School
65kgSam LeMaySt Stephens High School66kgVal Rosario-NunezSt Stephen High School
70kgJose GomezFredericton High School72kgDanica RichardsonOromocto High School
75kgNathaniel CormierÉcole secondaire Népisiguit78kgHanna LubinHarrison Trimble High School
82kgVincent CormierÉcole secondaire Népisiguit84kgDanika DoironOromocto High School
90kgAlex BorrisÉcole secondaire Népisiguit90kgEmmanuelle KeuniHarrison Trimble High School
105kgIbrahim SamaouiÉcole secondaire Népisiguit97kgPepper PepperdeneBonar Law Memorial High School
125kgLouis AsheMoncton High SchoolHWTOlivia Murray 
HWTLevi HaraldsonMoncton High School   

2026 SSNB Cheerleading Championship/Championnes Cheerleading

SSNB 2026 CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP/CHAMPIONNES CHEERLEADING

GoldSaint John High School
SilverHarry Trimble High School
BronzeSimmons High School
Antique BronzeMoncton High School
Saint John High School

Congratulations to our 2026 Cheerleading champions Saint John High School who captured the banner in their home gym today!

Félicitations à nos champions de cheerleading 2026, Saint John High School, qui ont remporté la bannière aujourd’hui dans leur gymnase!

SSNB 2026 CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP/CHAMPIONNES CHEERLEADING PARTICIPANTS

Carleton North High School
École Mathieu Martin
Grand Manan Community School
Harbour View High School
Harry Trimble High School
Kennebecasis Valley High School
Leo Hayes High School
Moncton High School
Oromocto High School
Saint John High School
Simmons High School

NTSSA 2026 Power Corp Junior Cager Championships

NWT 2026 Power Corp Cager Junior Basketball Tournament

Junior Cager will be the first event where we begin sharing the NT School Sports Fair Play Pin. We are excited to launch this project and celebrate the moments of respect, kindness, leadership, and community that happen at our events. The new webpage shares what the pin represents, how it works, and how stories will be collected and highlighted. Take a moment to learn more and help us recognize those who go above and beyond in school sport. #NTSchoolSports #FairPlayStartsWithMe #JuniorCager #SchoolSportNWT #RespectInSport #CommunityThroughSport #WeAreSchoolSport

 GOLDSILVER
Grade 6 GirlsÉcole William McDonald Middle SchoolÉcole St. Joseph School
Grade 7 GirlsÉcole Allain St-Cyr SchoolÉcole William McDonald Middle School
Grade 8 GirlsÉcole St Patrick High SchoolKullik Ilihakvik Elementary School (Cambridge Bay)
   
Grade 6 BoysÉcole William McDonald Middle SchoolÉcole St. Joseph School
Grade 7 BoysÉcole St. Joseph SchoolÉcole William McDonald Middle School
Grade 8 BoysKullik Ilihakvik Elementary School (Cambridge Bay)École St Patrick High School
École William McDonald Middle School
École Allain St-Cyr School
École St. Joseph School
École St Patrick High School
Kullik Ilihakvik Elementary School

NTSSA 2026 NWT Power Corp Cager Junior Basketball Tournament

 GIRLSBOYS
GRADE 6École St. Joseph School – 2 teamsDenieu School – Fort Resolution
 École William McDonald Middle School – 4 teamsÉcole Allain St-Cyr School
 Kullik Ilihakvik Elementary School (Cambridge Bay)École St. Joseph School – 2 teams
 Mildred Hall School – 2 teamsÉcole William McDonald Middle School – 8 teams
 Weledeh Catholic SchoolKullik Ilihakvik Elementary School (Cambridge Bay) – 2 teams
  Mildred Hall School – 4 teams
   
Grade 7École Allain St-Cyr SchoolÉcole St. Joseph School
 École St. Joseph SchoolÉcole William McDonald Middle School – 2 teams
 École William McDonald Middle SchoolPrincess Alexandra School
 Mildred Hall SchoolWeledeh Catholic School
 Princess Alexandra School 
 Weledeh Catholic School 
   
Grade 8École St Patrick High SchoolChief Sunrise Education Centre
 École William McDonald Middle School– 2 teamsDiamond Jenness Secondary School
 Kullik Ilihakvik Elementary School (Cambridge Bay)École Allain St-Cyr School
 Mildred Hall SchoolÉcole St Patrick High School – 2 teams
  École William McDonald Middle School – 2 teams
  Kullik Ilihakvik Elementary School (Cambridge Bay)
  Mildred Hall Elementary School
  Range Lake North School

Ècole St. Pats senior girls coached a GOLD medal win for Ècole St. Joseph School!!!
Student officials made the event happen! Many thanks

MHSAA 2026 Curling Championships

MHSAA 2026 Curling Championships

 BoysGirlsMixed
GoldCollège Lorette CollegiateSwan Valley Regional Secondary SchoolModern Collegiate Institute
SilverDauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary SchoolCollège Miles Macdonell CollegiateÉcole Edward Schreyer School
BronzeMorden Collegiate InstituteWestwood CollegiateWest Kildonan Collegiate
Antique BronzeCollège BéliveauW C Miller CollegiateBaldur School

Swan Valley Regional Secondary School
Collège Lorette Collegiate

MHSAA 2026 Curling Championships Participants

BoysGirlsMixed
Arborg CollegiateAsher Central High SchoolBaldur School
Birtle CollegiateCollège Miles Macdonell CollegiateCollège Stonewall Collegiate
Collège BéliveauCollège St. Norbert CollegiateDakota Collegiate
Collège Lorette CollegiateÉcole Pointe-des-ChênesÉcole Edward Schreyer School
Collège Pierre-Elliott-TrudeauÉcole secondaire Kelvin High SchoolGarden Valley Collegiate
Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary SchoolÉcole secondaire Oak Park High SchoolHamiota Collegiate Institute
École secondaire Kelvin High SchoolHamiota Collegiate InstituteMajor Pratt School
École secondaire Oak Park High SchoolLord Selkirk Regional Comprehensive Secondary SchoolMorden Collegiate Institute
Kildonan-East CollegiateMargaret Barbour Collegiate InstituteNeepawa Area Collegiate
Linden Christian SchoolPrairie Mountain High SchoolSwan Valley Regional Secondary School
Morden Collegiate InstituteSprings Christian AcademyVincent Massey High School (Brandon)
Nellie McClung CollegiateSwan Valley Regional Secondary SchoolWest Kildonan Collegiate
R D Parker C CollegiateVirden Collegiate Institute 
St Paul High School (Winnipeg)W C Miller Collegiate 
Wawanesa SchoolWestwood Collegiate 
William Morton Collegiate InstituteWilliam Morton Collegiate Institute 

Le RSEQ souligne la première Journée nationale du hockey sur glace

Une passe à la fois. Le RSEQ souligne la première Journée nationale du hockey sur glace

Le 7 février 2026 marque un moment important pour le Québec avec la tenue de la première Journée nationale du hockey sur glace. Reconnu comme sport national à la suite de l’adoption de la Loi 90 en février 2025, le hockey occupe une place centrale dans notre culture et notre identité collective.

Cette journée invite…
À aller jouer dehors.
À chausser les patins.
À se faire une passe entre ami·es, en famille ou sur une patinoire de quartier.
Elle invite aussi à souligner un sport qui rassemble les générations depuis plus de 150 ans.

La première partie officielle de hockey s’est jouée à Montréal, le 3 mars 1875. Depuis, le hockey fait partie du quotidien au Québec. Il vit grâce à celles et ceux qui l’animent chaque jour. Les entraineur·es qui encadrent et accompagnent. Les joueurs et joueuses qui s’engagent avec rigueur. Les officiel·les, le personnel de soutien, les bénévoles et les préposé·es à la glace, jusqu’aux préposé·es à la Zamboni. Chacun et chacune contribue à créer des milieux sécuritaires, structurés et porteurs de sens.

Au RSEQ, le hockey soutient la réussite éducative par le sport. Il favorise la persévérance scolaire, l’engagement, l’équilibre entre les études et la pratique sportive, ainsi que le développement global des étudiant·es-athlètes. L’esprit d’équipe, le respect et la solidarité accompagnent les étudiant·es-athlètes tout au long de leur parcours. 

En cette première Journée nationale du hockey, le RSEQ souligne l’apport des personnes qui rendent ce sport possible et l’importance d’offrir des environnements favorables à l’épanouissement des jeunes.
Dans un aréna, sur une patinoire extérieure ou entre proches, chaque passe échangée crée des liens et soutient des parcours éducatifs porteurs de sens.

Aujourd’hui, célébrons notre sport national.
Une passe à la fois.

February 7, 2026 marks an important moment for Quebec with the first National Ice Hockey Day. Recognized as a national sport following the adoption of Bill 90 in February 2025, hockey occupies a central place in our culture and collective identity.

An invitation to…

Taking time to go and play outside.

Take time to check in with friends and family.

Taking time to celebrate a sport that is rooted in our collective history.

At RSEQ, hockey supports educational success through sport.

The CSEQ promotes commitment, perseverance, life balance and overall development of student-athletes.

On the ice and in the classroom, teamwork, respect, and solidarity guide every action.

Today we highlight those who make hockey happen.

One pass at a time.

January 2026 Athlete of the Month

Congratulations to our January 2026 Athlete of the Month Presented by @BCMilk, Heidi Olesiuk from Fort St. James!

Congratulations to our January 2026 Athlete of the Month Presented by @BCMilk, Zach Rozek from St. Ann’s!

School Sport Alberta’s Female Athlete of the Month!

Congratulations to Abule Lual from Archbishop O’Leary High School for being named Athlete of the Month sponsored by @albertamilk!! Let’s take a moment to celebrate her excellence this month!

Abule’s skill and leadership extends far beyond the court. The O’Leary basketball captain has led her team in points nearly every game this season, while simultaneously displaying determination, leadership and commitment.

As Athlete of the Month, Abule receives a certificate, $50 gift card, and an Alberta Milk toque!

#athleteofthemonth#setthebar#AlbertaMilk#SchoolSportAlberta#WaytoGo#NominateAnAthlete

School Sport Alberta’s Male Athlete of the Month!

Congratulations to Aroosh Bhatt from Rundle College for being named Athlete of the Month sponsored by @albertamilk!! Let’s take a moment to celebrate his excellence this month!

Aroosh is a formidable competitor that has taken home three gold medals this month, including the CISAA League gold medal on January 15th. His efforts this month demonstrate commitment, resilience and grit.

As Athlete of the Month, Aroosh receives a certificate, $50 gift card, and an Alberta Milk toque!

#athleteofthemonth#setthebar#AlbertaMilk#SchoolSportAlberta#WaytoGo#NominateAnAthlete

Congratulations to our New Brunswick Schools Athletes of the Month for January, Laura and Pascal.

Laura has been a dedicated athlete and ambassador for Belleisle High School for the past four years. The fact that she was chosen as captain and co-captain by her teammates really shows the type of athlete and leader that Laura is. Laura gently encourages, motivates and includes her teammates to help them be their best. His leadership qualities have also been recognized for the past four years in the school’s SRC team and as a full member of the Belleisle Special Olympics Unified Basketball Team. Laura is also a conscientious student who achieved excellent grades throughout her secondary education.

Pascal Cormier stands out as a complete and committed athlete. A multisport athlete, he excels in football, golf, hockey, volleyball and soccer, demonstrating versatility, discipline and team spirit. He also maintains excellent academic results, illustrating his academic rigor. Active member of the student council, Pascal contributes positively to school life. In addition to his athletic and academic commitments, he holds a part-time job, demonstrating a great sense of responsibility. In hockey, he contributed to several goals for his team and was named to the Denis Cormier star team of the tournament, highlighting his impact on the ice.

Congratulations to both athletes and thank you coaches and staff for taking the time to recognize these amazing students.

Intermediate Athletes of the Month for January

Intermediate Female Athlete of the month for January

Pheobe LeCoure is a Grade 9 student at Queen Charlotte Intermediate School. Pheobe had an outstanding soccer season this past fall, demonstrating exceptional skill, grit, and determination throughout the entire season. She played an instrumental role in the team’s success, finishing the season with an undefeated record! Pheobe scored 4 goals in the gold medal match and was named Player of the Game, proving to be a key part in leading her team to their third consecutive provincial championship—an achievement earned in all three of her years at QC.

Intermediate Male Athlete of the month for January

Grade 9 Souris Regional Student Aidan Campbell.

Aidan is currently the driving force on the intermediate boy’s basketball team. Aidan has been continuously working on his vertical and at a recent game was able to dunk against his opponents. Last spring he set the PEISAA bantam high jump record (had previously been held since 2008) and then this summer he competed for Athletics PEI in the U16 high jump at the Legion games.

Aidan is easy to coach. He wants to succeed. He is an encouraging teammate who never misses practice and makes sure others take their attendance seriously as well. Aidan leads the basketball team with an average of 21 points per game and his ability to dunk and block combined with his hustle makes Aiden a well-rounded player.

PEISAA Senior Athletes of the month for January

Sr Male Athlete of the month for January

Noah Whitty AAAM Basketball Ch’town Rural

Noah has been a top performer for the Raiders all season long. The grade 10 student established himself as a top point guard prospect and has been a go to scorer for the Raiders throughout the season. Noah was the tournament MVP at the Rothesday Hoop Classic, helping the Raiders to the Tournament Championship and then was a tournament all star for the Raiders in the Confed City Classic here at Charlottetown Rural (where the Raiders lost in the final to CP Allen). Through January Noah averaged 17 points per game while helping the Raiders to a 6-1 overall record through the month.

Noah has been counted on from day 1 with the Raiders to provide scoring, playmaking and composure on the court for the Raiders. Helping them improve to a 21-9 overall record and getting them back into contention for a PEISAA Championship next month.

Sr Female Athlete of the month for January

Three Oaks Senior High School Andie Betts

Andie is a true multi-sport athlete, representing Three Oaks at the highest level in:

• AAA Volleyball

• AAA Basketball

• AAA Rugby

• Powerlifting

Her commitment to excellence across multiple sports is a testament to her work ethic, competitiveness, and leadership. Whether it’s on the volleyball court, the basketball floor, the rugby pitch, or under the barbell, Andie consistently demonstrates resilience, strength, and team-first mentality.

Balancing four demanding athletic programs at the AAA level requires discipline and dedication — qualities Andie displays every day. She is not only a standout performer but also a positive role model within the Three Oaks school community.

SSNB 2026 JV Basketball Championships

SSNB 2026 Junior Varsity Basketball Championships/championnot provincial

 GOLDSILVER
GIRLS AAWoodstock High SchoolFundy Middle & High School
GILRS AAAFredericton High SchoolÉcole l’Odyssèe
   
BOYS AAWoodstock High SchoolSalisbury Regional School
BOYS AAAFredericton High SchoolKennebecasis Valley High School
Woodstock High School
Woodstock High School
Fredericton High School
Fredericton High School

PARTICIPANTS

JUNIOR VARSITY AAA GIRLSJUNIOR VARSITY AAA BOYS
École l’OdyssèeÉcole l’Odyssèe
Fredericton High SchoolÉcole secondaire Népisiguit
Harrison Trimble High SchoolFredericton High School
James M Hill High SchoolHarrison Trimble High School
Leo Hayes High SchoolKennebecasis Valley High School
Riverview High SchoolLeo Hayes High School
Rothesay High SchoolRiverview High School
St Malachy’s High SchoolSt Malachy’s Memorial High School
  
JUNIOR VARSITY AA GIRLSJUNIOR VARSITY AA BOYS
Grand Manan Community SchoolCarleton North High School
Fundy Middle & High SchoolHampton High School
St. Stephen High SchoolJames M Hill High School
Tantramar Regional High SchoolMiramichi Valley High School
Woodstock High SchoolRothesay High School
 Salisbury Regional School
 Tantramar Regional High School
 Woodstock High School