Boys: 1. Vincent Massey (Bdn) – 217 2. St. Paul’s (Wpg) – 225 3. Dauphin Regional – 237 4. Real Berard – 247 5. Beliveau – 249 5. Neepawa – 249 7. Sanford – 250 8. Stonewall – 251 9. Virden – 258 10, Major Pratt – 259 11. Garden City – 266 12. Glenboro – 279 13. R.D. Parker – 292 14. Grant Park – 304
MHSAA 2025 GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP PARTICIPANTS
Girls
Boys
Balmoral Hall School**
Collège Stonewall Collegiate
Chemawawin School**
Collège Béliveau
Collège Jeanne-Sauvé
Collège Churchill High School
Collège Miles MacDonell Collegiate
Collège Garden City Collegiate
Collège Stonewall Collegiate
Collège régional Gabrielle-Roy**
Collège Sturgeon Heights Collegiate
Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School
Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School
École communtaire Réal-Bérard
MacGregor Collegiate Institute**
Erickson Collegiate Institute**
Major Pratt School
Glenboro School
Portage Collegiate Institute
Grant Park High School
R D Park Collegiate Institute
J H Burns Collegiate**
Virden Collegiate Institute
Linden Christian School**
Major Pratt School
Margaret Barbour Collegiate Institute**
Neepawa Area Collegiate
R D Park Collegiate Institute
Roseau Valley School**
Sandford Collegiate
Springfield Collegiate Institute**
St Paul’s High School (Winnipeg)
Vincent Massey High School (Brandon)
** = individual golfers
Virden Collegiate Institute
Oak Island Resort & Golf
Oakden, Vikings claim gold medal
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Hunter Oakden shot an 8-under 64 to win the Manitoba High Schools Athletic Association boys’ provincial golf title at Oak Island Resort on Friday.
The Vincent Massey sophomore also gave his Vikings the eight-shot cushion they needed to claim the team title over St. Paul’s High School.
Massey’s Daylan Duncalfe shot 75, with Kale Jones carding 78 for a total of 1-over 217 while St. Paul’s finished at 225.
Hunter Oakden, from left, Daylan Duncalfe and Kale Jones of Vincent Massey won the MHSAA provincial boys’ golf title at Oak Island Resort on Friday. Submitted)
It’s the first Vikings golf banner since Hunter’s father, Dean, led the program to three consecutive championships from 1990 to 1992.
Jewel Lafleche led Jeanne-Sauve to the girls’ crown with an 86 to win the individual event by two.
Hunter Oakden also had the top score in Massey’s qualifying as 40 boys tried out for four spots. Oakden shot a 7-under 64 at Wheat City Golf Course to reach the zone championship. A day later, he shot 70 at Wheat City to beat Jones by one. Duncalfe fired 73, with Cole Lobreau shooting 74 to round out the squad.
At provincials, the top three of a team’s four scores count. However, Lobreau didn’t participate, leaving the Vikings without the buffer other teams had.
Let’s Get the North Moving This Winter! Winter Get Active Grants from NWT Recreation and Parks Association – NWTRPA are now OPEN! Looking to host a fun, free, and physically active event in your community this winter? Here’s your chance!
Participation in school sport is important and students learn many life skills, so we want all students to have equal opportunity to experience school sport. Thus OFSAA is offering fall, winter and spring grants for students who have difficulty finding the monies to pay their athletic fee for league competition.
The most current application form must be filled out in full, and then be uploaded to the online submission form to complete your application.
One online submission form must be completed per student grant request.
The committee will review each application carefully to determine grant eligibility. They will consider the social and economic barriers as identified in the application, so it is important that the parents include comprehensive information on their current financial situation.
The maximum amount a student may receive is $135, however it is based on the number of applications we receive.
Funds are limited, so schools should evaluate the students applying and submit forms for those that are most in need.
The endorser should be a person aware of the student’s financial situation and needs, and of the breakdown of the athletic fees (school and sport specific). An Athletic Director or Physical Education Department Head may best fit this role.
Funding is only approved for inter-school participation fees for regular league play. This grant is not intended to cover any costs associated with exhibition matches, tournament play, or additional costs incurred from qualifying for championships.
Only member schools and student-athletes of OFSAA qualify for the subsidy.
La participation au sport scolaire offre des expériences enrichissantes et hautement formatives. La FASSO tient à niveler les chances dans ce domaine en offrant des subventions aux élèves qui ont de la difficulté à couvrir les frais d’inscription à une ligue sportive. Le formulaire de demande se trouve sur le site Web de la FASSO. Le formulaire est obligatoire pour demander une subvention cette année.
*NOUVEAU* Formulaire de soumission en ligne – Veuillez lire attentivement les informations ci-dessous.
Informations importantes pour les écoles:
Le formulaire de demande le plus récent doit être entièrement rempli, puis téléchargé sur le formulaire de soumission en ligne pour compléter votre demande.
Un formulaire de soumission en ligne doit être rempli par demande de subvention étudiante.
Le comité examinera attentivement chaque demande afin de déterminer l’admissibilité à la subvention. Il tiendra compte des obstacles sociaux et économiques identifiés dans la demande. Il est donc important que les parents incluent des informations complètes sur leur situation financière actuelle.
Le montant maximum qu’un étudiant peut recevoir est de 135 $, mais il est basé sur le nombre de candidatures que nous recevons.
Les fonds sont limités, les écoles doivent donc évaluer les étudiants qui postulent et soumettre des formulaires pour ceux qui en ont le plus besoin.
Le parrain doit être une personne au courant de la situation financière et des besoins de l’étudiant, ainsi que de la répartition des frais sportifs (spécifiques à l’école et au sport). Un directeur des sports ou un chef de département d’éducation physique peut être le mieux placé pour ce rôle.
Le financement est uniquement approuvé pour les frais de participation inter-écoles pour les matchs réguliers de la ligue. Cette subvention n’est pas destinée à couvrir les coûts associés aux matchs d’exhibition, aux tournois ou aux coûts supplémentaires engagés pour se qualifier pour les championnats.
Seules les écoles membres et les étudiants-athlètes de FASSO sont admissibles à la subvention.
Les prochaines dates limites de candidature sont les suivantes :
Leadership and inclusion opportunities. Motivate your students!
Take advantage during the 2025-26 school year by applying for an OFSAA Try Day grant. The Ontario Ministry of Education has again provided a grant of up to $700 for publicly-funded secondary schools to enhance their athletic/activity programs and to encourage all students to get active again.
First-time applicants and small, rural schools will receive priority.
Build the OFSAA Try Day program into your schedule of leadership courses, intramurals, special activity days, or fitness programs!
APPLY TODAY!
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER PLEASE CLICK HERE.
Le RSEQ est fier d’annoncer un nouveau partenariat avec les repas WeCookca !
Grâce à cette collaboration, les élèves-athlètes bénéficieront de repas sains et adaptés à leurs besoins directement sur les lieux de compétition.
Un pas de plus pour placer la nutrition au cœur de la réussite sportive et éducative au Québec.
Le RSEQ et WeCook s’unissent pour nourrir la performance des étudiant·es-athlètes à travers le Québec
Le RSEQ (Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec) est fier d’annoncer un partenariat d’envergure provinciale avec WeCook, entreprise spécialisée dans la préparation de repas sains et prêts-à-manger. Cette collaboration, qui s’étendra sur plusieurs années, permettra de fournir une offre alimentaire équilibrée et adaptée aux besoins des élèves-athlètes participant aux championnats scolaires organisés partout au Québec.
Dans le cadre de ce partenariat, WeCook assurera la distribution de repas nutritifs directement sur les lieux de compétition, afin de favoriser une récupération optimale après les performances sportives. Cette initiative vise à soutenir non seulement la santé et le bien-être des jeunes athlètes, mais aussi à encourager de saines habitudes de vies dans le milieu.
«En tant qu’entreprise québécoise, nous avons à cœur de soutenir les jeunes athlètes et la relève sportive d’ici. Souligne Jean-Sébastien Crevier, Vice-Président marketing chez WeCook. Nous voulons rendre l’alimentation saine, pratique et savoureuse accessible à tous, que ce soit pour les étudiants, les athlètes ou les familles.»
Avec cette entente, le RSEQ et WeCook unissent leurs forces pour mettre la nutrition au cœur de la santé des jeunes du Québec et de la réussite éducative, tout en ayant un impact positif et durable dans les écoles et les communautés du Québec.
RSEQ is proud to announce a new partnership with WeCookca meals!
Through this collaboration, student-athletes will get healthy, tailored meals right on the competition grounds.
One more step to place nutrition at the heart of sporting and educational success in Quebec.
Cross Country season is right around the corner and we are inviting you to participate in a 60 minute webinar designed to provide essential knowledge for running a successful school cross country program. Topics include team management, athlete development, building a training program, and more. Coaches will also receive technical coaching resources.
Can’t attend the webinar live? A recording will be shared with all registered participants.
Recognize a school sport coach during National Coaches Week!
Communities across Ontario are strengthened by the relationships created and fostered through sport. For the difference coaches make in the lives of so many there is no better way to celebrate them than with the #ThanksCoach VIP box!
Featuring items from local Ontario businesses, you can purchase this limited edition gift box for a coach you know and/or buy it for yourself, NOW ONLY $14.99 + HST! Includes free Ontario shipping!
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Apple Flats
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During National Coaches Week, Canadians celebrate the significant impact of coaches on communities, athletes, and sports. It’s your chance to say thank you to a coach who has made a difference in your life by sending them this special gift.
Purchase a box for yourself or on behalf of a coach you know and have it shipped directly to them! Don’t wait! The 2024 boxes sold out in less than 48 hours!
Standing – Left to right: Nolan Buie, Saul Taler, Nathan Arsenault Seated – Left to right: Julia Tremeer, Nari Hwang (Absent – Heike Clarke)
OFSAA and members of the Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship Fund were on hand for a special awards reception on Friday, August 15, 2025. Five of the six honourees and their families were on hand at the Emerald Hills Golf Club in Stouffville, Ontario.
These student-athletes, with a track and field or cross country pedigree in high school, will continue their post-secondary education at a Canadian college or university. The scholar-athletes display qualities of honesty, integrity, compassion and an unwavering quest to accomplish the best academically and athletically while supporting fellow team members. These were all qualities of Brian Maxwell. Each recipient will receive $5,000.
The scholarship fund is in memory of Brian Maxwell, a successful distance runner. Brian competed in track and field and cross country and achieved success as an OFSAA champion, and a Canadian junior, juvenile and senior champion. In 1980, he was selected to the Canadian Olympic team and later became a successful entrepreneur who, with his wife, Jennifer, co-founded the nutritional supplement PowerBar.
Brian was born with a defective heart valve and in 2004, at only 51 years of age, died of a heart attack.
OFSAA is proud to offer the Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship each year to support students continuing their education in Canada.
Congratulations and best of luck!
Meet our exceptional 2025 recipients:
Nathan Arsenault
A dedicated student-athlete and performer, Nathan Arsenault is an 8-time OFSAA qualifier in cross country and track & field for Leaside High School. He burst onto the scene in Grade 9, capturing OFSAA silver in the Novice Boys 3000m. As a Junior, he followed that up with a 5th-place finish in the same event. In cross country, Nathan placed 7th as a Grade 9 athlete and capped off his high school cross country career with a strong 22nd-place finish at OFSAA in Ottawa. Nathan is as well-rounded as they come. A high-achieving student graduating with a 90s average, he will be attending Queen’s University in the fall to pursue Honours Life Sciences. He has received annual awards for outstanding achievement in Mathematics at Leaside and is known by his teachers and coaches for his maturity, responsibility, and exceptional work ethic. Beyond academics and athletics, Nathan is a passionate performing artist, involved in musical theatre and playing the clarinet. He has volunteered with the Toronto Fringe Festival, supporting inclusive arts programming, and at Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children, where he helped develop a mobile app now used by pediatric cancer patients. Nathan credits running with helping him overcome anxiety and build resilience. In his spare time, he enjoys cooking, travelling, and giving back to his community.
Nolan Buie
A 10-time OFSAA competitor in cross country and track & field, Nolan Buie has left a lasting legacy at Brooklin High School. His standout achievement came in 2025, when he captured OFSAA gold in the 2000m Steeplechase with a remarkable time of 5:53.14. He also earned OFSAA silver in the event in 2024 and won bronze in the 3000m as a junior. In cross country, Nolan’s best individual finish was 14th, helping lead Brooklin to team gold this past fall. Nolan recently competed at the New Balance Nationals in Philadelphia, placing an impressive 6th. He was named Brooklin’s Athlete of the Year in 2024 and served as assistant captain of the school’s OFSAA-winning team this past March. He also captained the junior football team to a LOSSA title in 2023. Beyond athletics, Nolan has made meaningful contributions through leadership and service. He was a key organizer of the 2024 Relay for Life fundraiser and helped run the Terry Fox Run. A member of the school’s Recreation and Leadership team, he has volunteered with youth hockey and local track programs. Graduating with a mid-90s average, Nolan will attend the University of Guelph to study Marketing Management and compete for the Gryphons. He credits his drive and values to his parents and his late Great Grandmother, a full-status Ojibwe, and is proud of his Indigenous heritage.
Heike Clarke
A standout student-athlete and leader, Heike Clarke graduates from Pickering High School with a 90+ average and an inspiring resume across sport, academics, and community service. Originally turning to running during COVID to stay in shape for soccer, she quickly excelled, qualifying for OFSAA Track & Field and Cross Country nine times. On the track, Heike has competed in the 800m, 1500m, and 3000m, earning six top-10 finishes, including a 5th place in the 1500m in Grade 9 and three 7th-place finishes across multiple events. In cross country, her top finish was 35th in Grade 11. She credits running for building her mental toughness and accountability—traits that now fuel her athletic and academic pursuits. Heike is the captain of the Guyana National U20 Women’s Soccer Team and will continue her soccer journey this fall at the University of British Columbia. She aspires to become a Sports Medicine Physician, combining her passion for sport and science. In school, Heike is known as a dedicated, coachable, and driven student. She’s served as a peer tutor in science and math and is always willing to help others. Beyond the classroom, she’s a certified lifeguard and swim instructor who runs her own mobile swim school business. One of her proudest accomplishments is co-leading her school’s annual Girls in Sports Day, impacting over 250 young girls by promoting lifelong engagement in sport and physical activity.
Nari Hwang
Graduating from Eastview Secondary School with an outstanding 98% average, Nari Hwang is an exceptional student, athlete, musician, and environmental advocate who believes in her ability to make a difference in the world. Passionate about protecting Lake Simcoe, Nari has spoken at WE Day, the David Suzuki Foundation Climate Event, and to several Members of Provincial Parliament to raise awareness about preserving the lake’s environment. She also volunteers annually at the Laugh for Lake Simcoe fundraiser at the Orillia Opera House and has dedicated time to Camp Mini-Yo-We.
A 9-time OFSAA qualifier in track & field and cross country, Nari’s athletic highlights include a 2nd-place finish in the 2000m Steeplechase in Grade 11 and 5th in her final year. In cross country, she placed 10th in Grade 10 and 12th in Grade 12, helping Eastview to top-10 team finishes in both years. She also helped grow the sport by founding the Shanty Bay Running Club to promote healthy lifestyles among youth.
At school, Nari is a valued member of the Nordic ski team, the Link Crew, the knitting club, and the school orchestra, where she plays the trumpet. Her teachers describe her as thoughtful, driven, and generous with her time—always putting her heart into everything she does.
Saul Taler
Graduating with a mid-90s average from Glebe Collegiate Institute, Saul Taler has excelled in academics, athletics, and leadership. A 10-time OFSAA qualifier in cross country and track & field, Saul won the OFSAA cross country title in Grade 10 and followed it with top 12 finishes in each of the next two years. In Grade 11, he led Glebe as their top runner on the way to an OFSAA team gold. On the track, his wide-ranging talent is evident with OFSAA finishes of 5th and 7th in the 1500m, 6th in the 3000m, and a qualification in the 800m. Beyond sport, Saul has been a leader at Glebe as an active member of the Athletic Council and Co-Chair of the Grad Committee. However, his proudest contribution has been with the Unified Sports program, which brings together students with and without intellectual disabilities. Saul’s efforts in creating an inclusive environment have made a lasting impact, and he is recognized by staff and peers as a unifying presence in the school. Saul will attend Queen’s University this fall to study Kinesiology while continuing his running career with the Queen’s Gaels. In the community, he has served as a junior coach with the Ottawa Lions, a tennis instructor, referee with the Ottawa Shooting Stars, and even as a volunteer newspaper deliverer—showing his commitment to giving back in every aspect of his life.
Julia Tremeer
Julia Tremeer graduates from Notre Dame College School having made a lasting impression through her leadership, perseverance, and positivity. She will attend McMaster University this fall, where she will study Business and compete for the Marauders in cross country and track & field. A 10-time OFSAA qualifier in both disciplines, Julia’s top finishes include 10th place in Novice Girls Cross Country and 7th in the 800m in Grade 9. Her journey as a runner began in Grade 3 when she would run alongside her dad—bonding, connecting, and sharing tunes (especially Meatloaf). That early connection to sport grew into a lifelong passion. At Notre Dame, Julia was involved in far more than just athletics. She played on the lacrosse team, was a proud member of the Mathletes, Social Climate Committee, Homework Club, and participated in the school’s annual Pilgrimage. She embraced new opportunities, picking up lacrosse on a whim and sticking with it—even when it was tough—developing resilience and lessons that carried into her running. Julia is deeply committed to serving others and helping those around her thrive. She volunteered at the Athletics events during the 2022 Canada Summer Games and has consistently put others first. Her teachers and coaches admire her ability to balance academics, athletics, part-time work, and family life, all with grace, humour, and strong communication.
School Sport Alberta is proud to announce a title partnership with Legacy Heating & Cooling, who are stepping up to support the next generation of athletes across the province. “This powerful partnership allows School Sport Alberta to enhance the high school sport experience by providing crucial funding to enhance our championship events and support expanded opportunities for students. We are thankful to launch our new brand along with this incredible new partnership,” said Brad Van Raalte.
