Sir John, St Pat’s share Challenge Cup honours

Sarah Pruys

The two Yellowknife high schools – École St Patrick and École Sir John Franklin – compete annually for male and female hockey titles at the city’s multiplex.

St Pat’s hockey captain Blake Rose scored a dramatic overtime goal to win the Wade Hamer Challenge Cup 7-6 on Wednesday, while Sir John’s girls were helped to the title by a Sadeè Walden hat-trick.

“I’m feeling great. I’m vibing to the music. I feel amazing,” said Walden after the game, which Sir John won 6-2.

Sir John girls Anna Aikman, Ria Rogers and Kaylee Fowler all scored goals in addition to Walden’s three. Alyssa Maurice and Addie Long scored for St Pat’s.

“We’ve been preparing since the start of the year. [It’s] a lot of hard work, waking up at 6am and doing workouts. I think it’s all been worth it, though,” Walden told Cabin Radio.

Rose, who scored the winning goal in the boys’ game with 6:50 left in overtime, said he was “feeling pretty crazy” after a close contest.

“I felt confident, to be honest. We had resilience. I’m proud of the boys for that,” he said.

In addition to Rose’s overtime goal, Nolan Dusome and Gavin Rose both scored twice for St Pat’s, while Marcus Vandermeer and Deacon Lantz each contributed one.

For Sir John boys, John Chorostkowski and Finley Stewart each scored twice alongside goals from Cormac Stewart and Will Avery.

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From École St Patrick High School Facebook: our girls may have lost to our friends at École Sir John Franklin High School but they made us proud in their grit, positive attitudes, and the grace they carried themselves with. We love their sportsmanship and are so lucky to have them representing our school on and off the ice.

The boys’ game was a nail biter, going into sudden death overtime, but our (crew won out with a score that will go down in history… 6-7!

Thank you to the staff who coached, set up, supervised and cleaned up, and to the students who were on the ice and in the stands. A big thank you to ESJF for hosting this year’s Wade Hamer Challenge Cup.

We’ll keep it nice and shiny while’s it’s home with us.

BC School Sports Swimming – Team Champions

BC School Sport Swimming Individual Results

EVENT (NR) = New Record	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Girls 200 SC Medley Relay – B	École secondaire Dr Charles Best	Moscrop Secondary	Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary
Boys 220 SC Medley Relay -B	École secondaire Dr Charles Best (NR)	Centennial Secondary	Robert A McMath Secondary
Girls 200 SC Meter Medley Relay – OPEN	Penticton Secondary (A) (NR)	École secondaire Dr Charles Best	Penticton Secondary (B)
Boys 200 SC Meter Medley Relay – OPEN	St Andrew’s Regional High	Penticton Secondary	St George’s School
Girls 50 SC Meter Freestyle Multi-Class – Para	Rachel Spotzl, Vancouver Technical	Sarah Shishido, John Knox	Sian Lee, Windsor
Boys 50 SC Meter Freestyle Multi-Class – Para	Roy Pan, Mount Douglas	Omran Majidzada, Queen Elizabeth	Ashaan Bhatti, Queen Elixabeth
Girls 50 SC Meter Freestyle – B –	J J Xia, Grandview Heights	Mackenzie Braun, Stelly’s	Mia Guo, Moscrop
Boys 50 SC Meter Freestyle – B –	Colin Du, Burnaby North	Aiden Oulton, Dr Charles Best	Taichi Hemmi, John Knox
Girls 50 SC Meter Freestyle – OPEN	Carolyne Jia, Moscrop	Emma Liu, University Hill	Winona Wang, Dover Bay
Boys 50 SC Meter Freestyle – OPEN	Callum Ziefflie, Penticton	Alex Camaraire, St Andrew’s	Preston Seneviratne, Thomas Haney
Girls 50 SC Meter Backstroke Multi-Class – Para	Sarah Shishido, John Knox	Sian Lee, Windsor	Kaitlyn Borovic, Hugh Boyd
Men 50 SC Meter Backstroke Multi-Class – Para –	Roy Pan, Mount Douglas	Ashaan Bhetti, Queen Elizabeth	Lucas Van Herk, Sardis
Girls 50 SC Meter Backstroke – B	Mia Guo, Moscrop	Taylor Stephenson, Terry Fox	Natalie Sjoden, Grand Forks
Boys 50 SC Meter Backstroke – B	Ainsley Hurd, Mission	Colin Du, Burnaby North	Jeffrey Guan, Riverside
Girls 100 SC Meter Backstroke – OPEN	Calli Saunders, G W Graham	Carolyne Jia, Moscrop	Hannah Rutten, Penticton
Boys 100 SC Meter Backstroke – OPEN	Colton Gongzles, Ladysmith	Alonzo Chan, Gleneagle	Jeffery Chen, Fleetwood
Girls 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – B	West Point Grey Academy	York House	École Riverside Secondary
Boys 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – B	St George’s School	West Point Grey Academy	Archbishop Carney Regional Secondary
Girls 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	Penticton Secondary (A) (NR)	G W Graham Secondary	Penticton Secondary (B)
Boys 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	Penticton Secondary (NR)	Grandview Heights Secondary	Semiahmoo Secondary
Girls 50 SC Meter Breaststroke Multi-Class – Para	N/A
Boys 50 SC Meter Breaststroke Multi-Class – Para	Omran Majidzada, Queen Elizabeth	Roy Pan, Mount Douglas	Ashaan Bhatti, Queen Elizabeth
Girls 50 SC Meter Breaststroke – B	Natalie Sjoden, Grand Forks	Yunha Hwang, R E Mountain	Maya Habans, Little Flower Academy
Boys 50 SC Meter Breaststroke – B	Davin Rollins, Centennial	Steven Sun, Dr Charles Best	Isaac Fund, Vancouver College
Girls 100 SC Meter Breaststroke – OPEN	Shima Taghavi, Dr Charles Best (NR)	Maiysa Montakhab, Dr Charles Best	Kyah De Mitri, Penticton
Boys 100 SC Meter Breaststroke – OPEN	Jerry Tao, SLSS (Selkirk?)	Yiguo Song, McRobert	Matthew Suh, Fraser Heights
Girls 100 SC Meter Freestyle Multi-Class – Para	Kaitlyn Morovic, Hugh Boyd
Boys100 SC Meter Freestyle Multi-Class – Para	Omran Majidzada, Queen Elizabeth	Teagan Dahl, South Delta	Lucas Van Herk, Sardis
Girls 100 SC Meter Freestyle – B	Mackenzie Braun, Stelly’s	J J Xia, Grandview Heights	Mia Guo, Moscrop
Boys 100 SC Meter Freestyle – B	Colin Du, Burnaby North	Lee Payment, Dr Charles Best	Aidan L Zhang, St George’s
Girls 100 SC Meter Freestyle – OPEN	Marlee Winser, Penticton (NR)	Taryn Weatherhead, Penticton	Carolyne Jia, Moscrop
Boys 100 SC Meter Freestyle – OPEN	Alex Camaraiere, St Andrew’s	Callum Ziefflie, Penticton	Keaton McGregor, South Delta
Mixed 200 SC Meter Medley Relay – B	École Riverside Secondary	Templeton Secondary	Robert Bateman Secondary
Mixed 200 SC Meter Medley Relay – OPEN	Burnaby Mountain Secondary (NR)	Magee Secondary	Hugh McRobert Secondary
Girls 50 SC Meter Butterfly Multi-Class – Para –	N/A
Boys 50 SC Meter Butterfly Multi-Class – Para –	Roy Pan, Mount Douglas
Girls 50 SC Meter Butterfly – B	Dalia Politeo, Riverside	Natalie Sjoden, Grandview Heights	Kaia Laursen, Revelstoke
Boys 50 SC Meter Butterfly – B	Aiden Oulton, Dr Charles Best	Colin Du, Burnaby North	Ainsley Hurd, Mission
Girls 100 SC Meter Butterfly – OPEN	Taryn Weatherhead, Penticton	Carolynne Jia, Moscrop	Kayla Thai, Burnaby Mountain
Boys 100 SC Meter Butterfly – OPEN	Mark Aistov, Terry Fox	Preston Seneviratne, Thomas Hanley	Alonzo Chan, Gleneagles
Mixed 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – B	Burnaby North Secondary	Vancouver Technical School	Templeton Secondary
Mixed 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	Magee Secondary	Fraser Heights Secondary	Dover Bay Secondary
Boys 100 SC Meter IM Multi-Class – Para	Omran Majidzada, Queen Elizabeth
Girls 100 SC Meter IM – B	J J Xia, Grandview Heights	Mackenzie Braun, Stelly’s	Taylor Stephenson, Terry Fox
Boys 100 SC Meter IM – B	Matthew Hooper, Archbishop Carney	Julian Miller, Spectrum	Davin Rollins, Centennial
Girls 200 SC Meter IM – OPEN	Shima Taghavi, Dr Charles Best (NR)	Marlee Winser, Penticton	Emma Liu, University Hill
Boys 200 SC Meter IM – OPEN	Derex Yang, Centennial	Jeffrey Chen, Fleetwood	Alonzo Chan, Gleneagle
Girls 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – B	École secondaire Dr Charles Best	West Point Grey Academy	York House
Boys 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – B	École secondaire Dr Charles Best	St George’s School	Centennial Secondary
Girls 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	École secondaire Dr Charles Best (NR)	Penticton Secondary	Stelly’’s Secondary
Boys 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	St Andrew’s Regional High (NR)	Penticton Secondary	St Georges School

RSEQ – Bold D’Or Championnat Provincial 2025

Cadet division 1	Collége Bourget	48-34	École secondaire Armand-Corbell
Juvénile division 1	École secondaire Saint-Jean-Eudes	31-07	Collége Bourget
Juvénile division 2	École secondaire Dalbé-Viau	49-14	Collège St-Jean-Vianney

Participants des éliminatoires

Cadet division 1	Collége Bourget
	Collége Charles-Lemoyne
	Collége Notre-Dame
	École secondaire Armand-Corbell
	École secondaire Curé-Antoine-Labelle
	École secondaire Saint-Jean-Eudes
	Séminaire Saint-François
Juvénile division 1	Académie Saint-Louis
	Collége Bourget
	Collége Charles-Lemoyne
	Collége Notre-Dame
	École secondaire Curé-Antoine-Labelle
	École secondaire Saint-Jean-Eudes
	Séminaire Saint-François
Juvénile division 2	Académie les Estacades
	Collège de Lévis
	Collège St-Jean-Vianney
	École secondaire Dalbé-Viau
	École secondaire du Triolet
	Polyvalente Deux-Montagnes
	Séminaire Saint-Joseph de Trois- Rivières

Division 1 Final

Charles P Allen High School 22 – 0 Citadel High School

Division 2

Horton High School 24 – 28 Park View Education Centre

SSNS 2025 Boys Football Playoff Participants

Division 1	Division 2
Auburn Drive High School	Central Kings Rural High School
Bay View High School	Dartmouth High School
Charles P Allen High School	Halifax West High School
Citadel High School	Horton High School
Cobequid Educational Centre	J L Ilsley High School
Lockview High School	Northeast Kings Education Centre
Woodlawn High School	Park View Education Centre
	Sydney Academy

SHSAA 2025 Volleyball Championships

	GIRLS 1 A	GIRLS 2A
Gold	Rouleau School	Wadena Composite School
Silver	Maymont Central School	Wakaw School
Bronze	Annaheim School	Davidson School
Antique Bronze	Kenaston School	Cornerstone (Moose Jaw)
	GIRLS 3A	GILRS 4A
Gold	Lanigan Central High School	Lumsden High School
Silver	Bert Fox High School (Fort Qu’Appelle)	Vanier Collegiate (Moose Jaw)
Bronze	Unity Composite High School	John Paul II Collegiate Institute (North Battleford)
Antique Bronze	Kipling School	Carpenter High School (Meadow Lake)
	GIRLS 5A	BOYS 5A
Gold	Swift Current Comprehensive High School	Holy Cross High School (Saskatoon)
Silver	Holy Cross High School (Saskatoon)	Aden Bowman Collegiate (Saskatoon)
Bronze	Martensville High School	Estevan Comprehensive School
Antique Bronze	Lloydminster Comprehensive High School	Miller Comprehensive Catholic High School (Regina)

SHSAA 2025 Volleyball Championships Participants – Girls and 5A Boys

1A Girls	2A Girls
Annaheim School	Cornerstone (Moose Jaw)
École St-Isidore de Bellevue	Davidson School
Fox Valley School	Gull Lake School
H Harscastle School (Edam)	Ituna School
Kenaston School	McLurg High School (Wilkie)
LeRoy School	Montmartre School
Maymont Central School	Raymore School
Omega School	Wadena Composite School
Rouleau School	Wakaw School
Watson School	Walter W Brown High School (Langham)
3A Girls	4A Girls
Bert Fox High School (Fort Qu’Appelle)	Carpenter High School (Meadow Lake)
Carnduff Education Complex	Humboldt Collegiate Institute
Delisle Composite School	John Paul II Collegiate Institute (North Battleford)
Kipling School	Kindersley Composite School
Lanigan Central High School	L P Miller Comprehensive School (Nipawin)
Maidstone High School	Lumsden High School
Maple Creek Composite High School	Luther College High School (Regina)
Unity Composite High School	Melfort & Unit Comprehensive Collegiate
Valley Christian Academy	Tisdale Middle & Secondary School
Watrous Winston High School	Vanier Collegiate (Moose Jaw)
5A Girls	5A Boys
Campbell Collegiate (Regina)	Aden Bowman Collegiate (Saskatoon)
Centennial Collegiate (Saskatoon)	Carlton Comprehensive Public High School (Prince Albert)
Holy Cross High School (Saskatoon)	Dr Martin LeBoldus Catholic High School (Regina)
Lloydminster Comprehensive High School	École St Mary’s High School (Prince Albert)
Martensville High School	Estevan Comprehensive School
St Joseph High School (Saskatoon)	Holy Cross High School (Saskatoon)
Swift Current Comprehensive High School	Lloydminster Comprehensive High School
Warman High School	Miller Comprehensive Catholic High School (Regina)
Winston Knoll Collegiate (Regina)	Swift Current Comprehensive High School
Yorktown Regional High School	Walter Murray Collegiate Institute (Saskatoon)

PEISAA Mikasa 2025 Senior Volleyball Championships

Senior A	Women	Men
Gold	Immanuel Christian School	Immanuel Christian School
Silver	Three Oaks Senior High School #2	Charlottetown Rural High School #2
Bronze	École François-Buote	École Sur-Mer
Antique Bronze	Grace Christian School	Grace Christian School
Senior AA	Women	Men
Gold	Charlottetown Rural High School	N/A
Silver	Souris Regional School
Bronze	Montague Regional High School
Antique Bronze	Westisle Composite High School
Senior AAA	Women	Men
Gold	Charlottetown Rural High School	Charlottetown Rural High School
Silver	Colonel Gray Senior High School	Colonel Gray Senior High School
Bronze	Three Oaks Senior High School	Montague Regional High School
Antique Bronze	Bluefield High School	Three Oaks Senior High School

PEI Mutual Player of the Games

Senior A Women’s Championship	Oaks: Lexi Gregory; Immanuel: Brooke Dykstra
Senior A Women’s Bronze	Buote: Mia Gallant; Grace: Brielle Barrett
Senior A Women’s MVP	Immanuel Christian: Miriam Visser
Senior AA Women’s Championship	Souris: Leah MacCarville; Rural: Brynn Kiley
Senior AA Women’s Bronze	Montague: Sophie Campbell; Westisle: Ciara Sweet
Senior AA Women’s MVP	Charlottetown Rural: Keeley Doucette
Senior AAA Women’s Championship	Rural: Ella McEnte; Gray: Charlotte Oatway
Senior AAA Women’s Bronze	Bluefield: Calleigh Stride; TOSH: Nina Kenny
Senior AAA Women’s MVP	Charlottetown Rural: Paige Vokey
Senior A Men’s Championship	Rural: Kyle Boltiador; Immanuel: Erik Visser
Senior A Men’s Bronze	Mer: Ian Jones; Grace: Emeka Aniobi
Senior A Men’s MVP	Immanuel Christian: Brayden Bootsma

Senior AAA Boys Championship	Gray: Theo Plourde; Rural: Will Dunn
Senior AAA Boys Bronze	TOSH: Laughlin McLeod; Montague: Keagan McCarthy
Senior AAA Boys MVP	Charlottetown Rural: Zack Bolc

PEI School Milk Foundation supplies the chocolate milk for both teams

Custom player of the game shirts provided by Allstar Cresting

Congratulations to our October 2025 Athlete of the Month Presented by @BCMilk, Avery Snook from Royal Bay! #BCSSAthleteOfTheMonth

Congratulations to our October 2025 Athlete of the Month Presented by @BCMilk, Matthew Cao from St. George’s! #BCSSAthleteOfTheMonth

Congratulations to our October School Sport New Brunswick Athletes of the month, Nathalie and Jeremy.  Nathalie plays a key role in both soccer and hockey and is co-captain of the soccer team and assistant captain of the hockey team. In addition to her personal performance, she is more focused on her teams’ success.. She demonstrates good leadership and makes sure that everyone feels like an important part of the team, regardless of the sport. Furthermore, Nathalie has a grade point average above 90% and only misses school for sports competitions, and keeps up with her work when she does.  Jeremy is a great leader in every aspect of the school. He is on the student leadership team, the captain of the soccer team, plans and implements unified basketball for the school, and he has created his own Unified basketball program, that happens on Friday evenings (shooting stars). This is where he offers a uniquley abled basketball programs for youth from all the southern school communities.  Congratulations to both athletes and thank you to the coaches and staff for taking the time to acknowledge these amazing students.

Félicitations à nos athlètes du mois d’octobre de Sport Scolaire Nouveau-Brunswick, Nathalie et Jeremy.  Nathalie joue un rôle premier dans les 2 sports de soccer et hockey et est co-capitaine de soccer et assistante au hockey.  En plus de ses performances personnelle, elle est également concentrée sur les succès de ses équipes.  Elle démontre du bon leadership et va faire certain que tous se sentent comme un rouage important de l’équipe peu importe le sport.  De plus, Nathalie a une moyenne au-delà de 90% et manque seulement de l’école pour des compétitions sportives et se mets à jour lorsque c’est le cas.   Jeremy est un leader exceptionnel dans tous les domaines scolaires. Il fait partie de l’équipe de direction des élèves, est capitaine de l’équipe de soccer, planifie et met en œuvre le basket-ball unifié pour l’école, et a créé son propre programme de basket-ball unifié, qui a lieu le vendredi soir (Shooting Stars). C’est là qu’il propose des programmes de basket-ball uniques aux jeunes de toutes les communautés scolaires du sud.  Félicitations aux deux athlètes et merci aux entraîneurs et au personnel d’avoir pris le temps de reconnaître ces élèves extraordinaires.

Reid Hart had an outstanding month, participating in cross-country, golf and powerlifting for Westisle.

She had an exceptional day at Brudenell River Golf Course at the golf provincials, winning individual gold with a score of 75. That score was good for second overall.

Later that week, she ran at the X-Country provincials hosted at Charlottetown Rural. In the same week of both provincial championships on the Friday/Saturday, she volunteered to score every game at the Wolverine Classic at the women’s tournament at Callaghan and has been a reliable scorer for volleyball games throughout the season.

Reid is a captain for powerlifting, where she leads by example in consistency and effort at lunch time or after school.

Jonathan Kent is a grade 12 student at Bluefield. He was 4th in Sr Men’s Cross Country and was pivotal in Bluefield’s second AAA Men’s Soccer Championship in the last 2 years. Jonathan scored in overtime to give his school the championship.

Jonathan is a student who also helps with the schools athletics initiatives in a volunteer role.

For his their athletic performances, leadership, and volunteerism, Reid and Jonathan are deserving of being recognized as PEISAA October’s Athlete of the Month.

PEISAA Intermediate Female Athlete of the Month for October with her award Elin Smallwood – Birchwood Grade 8.

PEISAA Intermediate Male Athlete of the Month for October – Kensington Intermediate grade 9 student, Liam Reeves receiving his award from AD Katherine Olscamp.

BC School Sport 2025 AAA Girls Field Hockey

Gold	École Handsworth Secondary
Silver	Little Flower Academy
Bronze	Collingwood Secondary
Antique Bronze	Crofton House

BC School Sport 2025 AAA Girls Field Hockey Participants

Argyle Secondary

Collingwood Secondary

Crofton House

École Dr Charles Best Secondary

École Handsworth Secondary

G W Graham Secondary

Kelowna Secondary

Little Flower Academy

Maple Ridge Secondary

Quw’utsun Secondary School

St Michaels University School

Tamanawis Secondary

October 2025 – eNewsletter

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November 2025 – eNewsletter

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UPCOMING KEY DATES IN 2025-26

NOVEMBER 6-8: OFSAA Girls’ Field Hockey Championship (click here)
NOVEMBER 10-12: OFSAA Tennis Championship (click here)
NOVEMBER 20-22: OFSAA Girls’ Basketball & Boys’ Volleyball Championships (click here)
NOVEMBER 24-26: OFSAA Football Bowls Series Festival (click here)
DECEMBER 4-5: Representatives’ Council Meeting
FEBRUARY 5: OFSAA Board of Directors Meeting
APRIL 15: OFSAA Board of Directors Meeting
APRIL 16-17: OFSAA Annual Meeting***

For information on all OFSAA Championships & Festivals, please click HERE to visit each event website.

The BulletinThe Fall Issue of the magazine captures all of the record-setting athletic achievements from this past Spring. Scholarship recaps, our championship calendar and much more are here. Look for it in your school now or just click HERE to easily view the electronic version. Congrats to all of the high achievers! 

In a special ceremony presented by the Coaches Association of Ontario in September, a long-time female and male coaching recipient were recognized for their dedication and service. Jeff Masterson of King City Secondary School and Amanda Valiquette of Woodroffe High School in Ottawa were saluted at the 2025 Ontario Coaching Excellence Awards in the “OFSAA School Sport Coach” category. Congratulations to you both!  #ThanksCoach

ONTARIO MINISTRY SERVICE AWARDS

Since 2000, OFSAA has nominated long-serving, active teacher-coaches or retirees who have served a variety of volunteer roles in their schools and associations. Recipients are selected from a list of names put forward by Association Representatives and staff. Congratulations to the 2025 recipients!

 • Stacy Ganogiannis-Reid (TDSSAA)
 • Karin Augustein (NOSSA)
 • Jim Woolley (CWOSSA)
 • Larry Laughlin (TDSSAA)

Learn more about the award HERE.

In a special ceremony presented by the Coaches Association of Ontario in September, a long-time female and male coaching recipient were recognized for their dedication and service. Jeff Masterson of King City Secondary School and Amanda Valiquette of Woodroffe High School in Ottawa were saluted at the 2025 Ontario Coaching Excellence Awards in the “OFSAA School Sport Coach” category. Congratulations to you both!  #ThanksCoach

INSTAGRAM NUMBERS SOAR AT OFSAA CROSS COUNTRY!
Shout out to Convenors George Kalaouzis, Orlando Riverso and their volunteer social team for generating a tremendous amount of buzz and excitement leading up to and during race day on November 1. Please have a look at their seven-digit engagement numbers on @ofsaaxc25 over the span of a few days last weekend HERE.OFSAA is very pleased to welcome 

Young Drivers of Canada as “The Official Driving School of OFSAA”.

Young Drivers of Canada is the country’s largest driver training organization. Since 1970, it has grown to over 140 classrooms across Canada, with over 1.3 million graduating students. Young Drivers of Canada Website

We have entered into an exciting partnership with Playfly Sports – the sports industry’s leading revenue maximization company. We feel the relationship will have a long-term, tangible and substantial impact on school sport in Ontario. Learn more about this new development HERE.

THANK YOU BARON RINGS. OFFICIAL SPONSOR OF OFSAA CHAMPIONSHIPS & FESTIVALS! (click image directly below for website)

THANK YOU EF EDUCATIONAL TOURS!

GO AHEAD…ASK US!We’ve introduced the new Website Assistant to ofsaa.on.ca. Just the click the icon at the bottom right-hand corner of any web page and ask away. We hope that it makes the visitor experience a more enjoyable one!

OFSAA 2025 Tennis Championships

Click here for list of participants

	Girls Singles – High School	Girls Singles – Open	Boys Singles – High School	Boys Singles – Open
Gold	Christelle Tung (YRAA)	Donghen Ding (YRAA)	Ezra Miles (WOSSA)	Luke Laughlin (YRAA)
Silver	Grace Longe (CISAA)	Mariya Marinova (ROPSSAA)	Arthur Han (YRAA)	Alexander Stefanov (ROPSSAA)
Bronze	Mia Wesolowski (SWOSSAA)	Mia Wesolowski (SWOSSAA)		Jose Kael Libre Palo (WOSSAA)
Antique Bronze	Stephanie Semenov (TDSSAA)	Stephanie Sememov (TDSSAA)		Noah Rizvi (CISAA)

	Girls Doubles – High School		Girls Doubles – Open
Gold	Hannah Heinhuis (SWOSSAA)	Hayden Heinhuis	Alyssa Kucherawy	Madeline Martynyshyn
Silver	Fiona Gentile (TDCAA)	Ema Phelan	Daria Ostas	Mulan Yang
Bronze	Olivia Depooter (SWOSSAA)	Isabelle Robinson	Sophia Besa (TDCAA)	Juliana Valentina Calderon
Antique Bronze	Arisa Golder (NOSSA)	Kate Krougly	Ashley Ting (CISSA)	Tiffany Ting
	Boys Doubles – High School		Boys Doubles – Open
Gold	Ryan Huppke (CISAA)	Dragon Liang	Simon Alexander Berin (YRAA)	Sam Sabetghadam
Silver	Jayden Leung (CISAA)	Marco Montemurro	David Antonio Perez (CWOSSA)	Ilya Sherifali
Bronze	Adam Bednarz (CWOSSA)	Matthew McLean	Kayan Najarali (YRAA)	Morris Ki Cheong Tang
Antique Bronze	Mitchell Klein (YRAA)	Kian Parker	Mirco Damiano Koledin (CWOSSA)	Beckham Muroch

	Mixed Doubles – High School		Mixed Doubles – Open
Gold	Justin Chin (TDSSAA)	Mika Borrelli	Nikita Tulupnikov (TDSSAA)	Polina Tulupnikova
Silver	Drew Ruddick	Lisa Chen	Luke Henein Basiji (CISAA)	Isabella Jamie Woo
Bronze	Yuri Takatsu (SOSSA)	Leni Soule	Ho Him Sheldon Chui (YRAA)	Alexandra Galanova
Antique Bronze	Max Ventresca	Lillian MacKay	Jovin Chaudhry (CISAA)	Kiran Kaur Chaudhry