PEISAA 2025 Wrestling Team Champions:

Novice Girls: École-sur-Mer

Novice Boys: Eliot River

Bantam Girls: École-sur-Mer

Bantam Boys: Birchwood

Intermediate Girls: Montague Regional High School

Intermediate Boys: Montague Intermediate

High School Senior Men: Colonel Gray

PEISAA 2025 Individual Wrestling Champions

Novice Girls

31kg

1. Hélene Francis (ESM)

2. Jemma Creed (ER)

35kg

1. Layla Faye Coulson (ESM)

2. Victoria MacKinnon (MCS)

3. Bridgette McQuillan-Howatt (MCS)

41kg

1. Scarlett Ward (ER)

2. Claire Branton (MCS)

3. Lou McKenna (Cardigan)

44kg

1. Grace Herring (ER)

2. Bria Palmer (ESM)

49kg

1. Olivia Quinn (Cardigan)

2. Anna Arsenault (ESM)

3. Anabel Blaisdale (Cardigan)

53kg

1. Scarlett McInnis (MCS)

2. Ava Greencorn (ESM)

3. Adelaide Gillis-MacDonald (ER)

59kg

1. Abby Perry (Cardigan)

2. Piluisa Richards-Bursey (ER)

64.9kg

Kate Dennis (ER)

24.6kg

Sierra Wilson (ER)

Novice girls – 8 gold, 8 silver, 6 bronze (8 weight classes + 2 default winners)

Novice Boys

28kg

1. Tony Do (ER)

2. Brandon Whalley (ER)

32kg

1. Gavin MacDonald (ER)

2. Romain d’Argon-Sud (ER)

3. Dominic MacDonald (Cardigan)

35kg

1. Levi McGrath (Donagh)

2. Damien Langille (MCS)

3. William Ha (ESM)

37kg

1. Frederick Feller (MCS)

2. Edison Ferraz (MCS)

3. Dominic Jones (ER)

43kg

1. Simon Brown (Central Queens

2. Cruz Cain (MCS)

3. Charlie Samuel (ER)

47kg

1. Drake Gamble (MCS)

2. Genesis Bell (ER)

3. Steven MacDOnald (MCS)

49kg

1. Lucas Bailey (MCS)

2. Angus MacDonald (ER)

3. Elijah Ling (ER)

53kg

1. Oliver Bell (ESM)

2. Michael Turpin (MCS)

3. Matthew Hebb (ER)

61kg

1. Malcolm Samuel (ER)

2. Ryker Campbell (Cardigan)

3. Myles Robbins (ER)

80.2kg

Wyatt O’Neill (Bel)

Novice boys – 10 gold, 10 silver, 9 bronze (10 weight classes + 1 default winner)

Bantam Girls

36.2kg

Devyn Carter (Bel)

43kg

1. Emma McAree (MIS)

2. Addison Donahue (ESM)

47kg

1. Megumi Wells (EWS)

2. Jemma Smith (EWS)

3. Jazlin Harris (BW)

49kg

1. Teagan Wakelin (Athena)

2. Harlow Knox (Belfast)

3. Kayleigh Saunders (QC)

57kg

1. Rayna Goddard (ESM)

2. Emrys Reed Jones (EWS)

3. Emma-Janes Donahue (Athena)

69kg

1. Sophia Joignant (ESM)

2. Madelyn Ranahan (ESM)

Bantam Girls – 5 gold, 5 silver, 3 bronze (5 weight classes + 1 default winner)

Bantam Boys

30.7kg

Callum Craig (EWS)

35.9kg

Teddy Jay (MIS)

45kg

1. Gavin Burrows (BW)

2. Xander Murphy MIS (inj)

51kg

1. Auston Knox (Belfast)

2. Ebo Jendrick (ESM)

3. Rowan Clark (EWS)

56kg

1. Jaxon MacAulay (BW)

2. Tommy Mallard (EWS)

71kg

1. JJ Wanjiru (BW)

2. Ben Bradley QC (inj)

Bantam Boys – 4 gold, 4 silver, 0 bronze (4 weight classes + 2 default winners)

Intermediate Girls

49kg

1. Peyton Burke (MRHS)

2. Temperance McCormack (Belfast)

59kg

1. Alexsa Matheson (CG)

2. Madelyn Downie (CG)

3. Molly Brown (EWS)

72kg

1. Willow VanIderstine (MRHS)

2. Thea Gaudet (Athena)

86.4kg

Ally Myers (Bel)

Intermediate Girls – 3 gold, 3 silver, 2 bronze (3 weight classes + 1 default winner)

Intermediate Boys

35.5kg

Liam Lund (MIS)

47kg

1. JD Gamble (MIS)

2. Hunter Thompson (MRHS)

3. Deric Wilson (BW)

55kg

1. Hikaru Wells (Bluefield)

2. Ben Reid (EWS)

3. Ethan Gunn (BW)

62.5

Eliel Steen (TOSH)

79kg

1. Declan Crawford (ESM)

2. Jaxon Knox (Belfast)

3. Saugat Kunwar (BW)

Intermediate boys – 3 gold, 3 silver, 3 bronze (3 weight classes + 2 default winners)

Senior Women

60kg

1. Kierra MacDougall (TOSH)

2. Isabella Martin (CG)

Senior Women – 1 gold, 1 silver, 0 bronze (1 weight class)

Senior Men

60

Aparam Singh (CG)

67kg

1. Bryce Chapman (CRHS)

2. Hunter Sock (CG)

77kg

1. Lance De la Torre (CG)

2. Cole Duffy (CRHS)

83kg

1. Phillipe O’Connor (TOSH)

2. Qihua Duan (CG)

Senior Men – 3 gold, 3 silver (3 weight classes + 1 default winner)

2025 PEISAA Wrestling Default Provincial Champions

Novice Girls

Sierra Wilson – Eliot River 24.6kg

Devyn Carter – Belfast 36.2kg

Kate Dennis – Eliot River 64.9kg

Novice Boys

Wyatt O’Neill – Belfast 80.2kg

Bantam Boys

Callum Craig — East Wiltshire 30.7kg

Teddy Jay – Montague Intermediate 35.9kg

Intermediate Girls

Ally Myers – Belfast 86.4kg

Intermediate Boys

Liam Lund – Montague Intermediate 35.5kg

Eliel Steen – Three Oaks Senior High 62.5kg

Senior Men

Aparam Singh – Colonel Gray Senior Men 60.0kg

PEISAA 2025 Badminton Team Champions

	Gold
Novice Girls	St Louis Elementary School
Novice Boys	École Sur Mer
Bantam Girls	Hernewood Intermediate School
Bantam Boys	Stonepark Intermediate School
Intermediate Girls	Birchwood Intermediate School
Intermediate Boys	Queen Charlotte Intermediate School
Juvenile Girls	Mount Academy
Juvenile Boys	Charlottetown Rural Senior High School
Senior Girls	Colonel Gray Senior High School
Senior Boys	Charlottetown Rural Senior High School
Senior Mixed	Colonel Gray Senior High School

PEISAA 2025 Individual Badminton Champions

	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Novice Girls Singles	Amber Sun, West Royalty	Jillian Calunod, St Louis	Grace MacLeod, Donagh
Novice Girls Doubles	Georgie MacKinnon/Maura Badit, Eliot River	Millis Doucette/Jillian Colunod, St Louis	Isabel Ramsay/Rina Hockin, Athena
Novice Boys Singles	Ryerson Ranahan, Sur Mer	Beckett Power, Athena	Marcus Chan, West Royalty
Novice Boys Doubles	Alexander Martell/Knox Beck, Montague	Elliot Bromley/Reynold Chung, West Royalty	Ryerson Ranahan/Clark Brown, Sur Mer
Bantam Girls Singles	Jane Ashley, Hernewood	Sophie Pan, Queen Charlotte	Allie Fairhust, East Wiltshire
Bantam Girls Doubles	Allie Georgia;Jorja Carpenter, Montague	Sunny Zu/Sophia Pan, Queen Charlotte	Jane Ashley/Abigail Harris, Hernwood
Bantam Boys Singles	Sam Manhan, Stonepark	Jake McEntee, Stonepark	JP Johnston, Montague
Bantam Boys Doubles	Jake McEntee/Sam Mandhan, Stonepark	Jay Tran/Dallas Thompson, Athena	JP Johnston/Autin Ross, Montague
Intermediate Girls Singles	Samantha Dhaneskar, Queen Charlotte	Wendy Wang, Birchwood	Ellie Guadet, Callaghan
Intermediate Girls Doubles	Wendy Wang/Valerie Gigova, Birchwood	Emma Hardy/Tessa Smith, Hernewood	Samantha Dhanester/Veronica Li, Queen Charlotte
Intermediate Boys Singles	Vealat Kollinu, Queen Charlotte	Jason Gao, Birchwood	Noah Hackett, Callaghan
Intermediate Boys Doubles	Venkat Kolliju/Aiden Smith, Queen Charlotte	Jason Guo/Colin MacCormack, Birchwood	Noah Hackett/Isaac Gaudet, Callaghan
Juvenile Women’s Singles	Katelyn Herring, Mount Academy	Maddie Lou Robertson, Westisle	Lexi Singleton, Colonel Gray
Juvenile Women’s Doubles	Madie Lou Robertson/Paige Mallett, Westisle	Katelyn Herring/Lilah Blanchard, Mount Academy	Ruby Jay/Chloe Walker, Morell
Juvenile Men’s Singles	Rex Zhang, Colonel Gray	Peter Dong, Rural	Leo Li, Rural
Juvenile Men’s Doubles	Leo Li/Rhy Kitamura, Rural	Peter Dong/Bruce Dong, Rural	Rex Zhang/Matt Singleton, Colonel Gray
Senior Women’s Singles	Sushmita Kolloju, Colonel Gray	Lily MacVicar, Colonel Gray	Rebekah McGeoghegan, Rural
Senior Women’s Doubles	Sushmita Kolloju/Tia Pham, Colonel Gray	Mava Gauthier/Rachel MacFadyen, Bluefield	Dani Noye/Naomi Cormier, Westisle
Senior Men’s Singles	Henry Dong, Rural	Vincent Chang, Rural	Noah MacIsaac, École François-Buote
Senior Men’s Doubles	Henry Dong/Vincent Dong, Rural	Will Dunn/Nick Sullivan, Rural	Keaton Bradley/Kayden Kelly, Rural
Senior Mixed Doubles	Thi Pham/David Dinh, Gray	Rebekah MacGeoghegan/ Kayden Kelly, Rural	LIly MacVicar/Vineet Nagapuri, Gray

Championnat provincial scolaire d’athlétisme en salle 2025

Pointage par équipe

	OR	AGRENT	BRONZE
Bejamin Fille	Quebec-Chaudiere Appalache	Montréal	Montérégie
Cadet Fille	Montréal	Montérégie	Quebec-Chaudiere Appalache
Juvénile Fille	Quebec-Chaudiere Appalache	Montréal	Montérégie
Bejamin Garçon	Montérégie	Montréal	Greater Montreal Athletic Association
Cadet Garçon	Montérégie	Montréal	Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean
Juvénile Garçon	Montérégie	Quebec-Chaudiere Appalache	Montréal
Combiné	Montérégie	Quebec-Chaudiere Appalache	Montréal

Résultats individuels par épreuve

Fille	Benjamin	Cadet	Juvénile
60 m Haies	Carlilie Blain, MTL	Kayla Divine Kadjie Majo, MRG	Florence Bouchard, MRG
60 m	Lyanna Dumay, MTL	Kayla Divine Kadjie Majo, MRG	Octanne Turgeon, CE
150 (B)/200m	Lyanna Dumay, MTL	Inah Élam Ayiwa Ndong Mba, MTL	Maitee Trepanier, QCA
800 m	Mia Lepage, EQ	Joliane Martin, CE	Sierra Baker, MTL
1200/1500 m (J)	Mia Lepage, EQ	Sarah Einarson, MTL	Maeva Provencher, SLJ
4x 200 relais	Québec-Chaudière-Appalaches A	Montréal A	Montréal A
Saut en hauteur	Keren Mbalay Mbuyi, CE	Valerie Bodurov, LAV	Lola Levesque, MTL
Saut en longeur	Juliette Amegbo, MRG	Léa Joseph-Ngô, MTL	Madeleine Bernier, EQ
Lancer du poids	Leanne Gauthier, SLJ	Belva Asong Tegha, MRG	Flavie Savignac, QCA
Garçon	Benjamin	Cadet	Juvénile
60 m Haies	Xavier Eve, CE	Nathan Fortier, MRG	Clovis Vermette, MRG
60 m	Liam Kerwin, GMAA	William Moreau, SLJ	Édouard Marcoux, QCA
150 (B)/200m	Liam Kerwin, GMAA	Maxime Herrera, QCA	Mathis Riendeau, CE
800 m	Mael Jacques Fayette, MRG	Robin Allard, OUT	Jakob Comeau, QCA
1200/1500 m (J)	Mael Jacques Fayette, MRG	Robin Allard, OUT	Jakob Comeau, QCA
4x 200 relais	Montréal A	Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean A	Québec-Chaudière-Appalaches A
Saut en hauteur	William Redmond, MTL	Justin Halde, MRG	Kymani Scully, GMAA
Saut en longeur	Vincent Nguyen, MRG	Tiago Turner, MRG	Alexis Bodbout, QCA
Lancer du poids	Antoine Fortin, SLJ	Tudor-Alexander Tarus, MRG	Jan Morin, MRG

résultats complets cliquez ici

Les podiums du championnat provincial scolaire de natation à Sainte-Adèle!

Bravo à toutes et à tous pour votre détermination et votre esprit d’équipe.

Félicitations aux médaillé·es et à tou·tes celles et ceux qui ont tout donné!

Merci à @gopure.leclerc@sportsexperts@columbuscafecanada et mass

The podiums of the provincial school swimming championship in Sainte-Adele!

Congratulations to everyone for your determination and team spirit. Congratulations to the medal winners and to all those who gave their all!

Thanks to @columbuscafecanada@sportsexperts@gopure.leclerc and mass

Championnat provincial scolaire de natation 2025 RSEQ

Le RSEQ est fier d’annoncer la tenue du championnat provincial scolaire de natation impliquant les meilleurs élèves-athlètes de 9 instances régionales du RSEQ. Le championnat se déroulera les 26-27 avril 2025 au Centre Sportif des Pays d’en Haut à Sainte-Adèle, en collaboration avec le RSEQ Laurentides-Lanaudière.

Pour obtenir plus de détails sur le déroulement de l’évènement, consultez le mini-site du championnat cliquez ici.   

Femme	Bejamin	Cadet	Juvénile
100m 4 nages	Eva Garnier, MTL	Julianna LaRose, LL	Abigaël Grossi, LL
100m Brasse	Liliane McKenzie, MRG	Kasha Pelletier, OUT	Lily Felx, MRG
100m Dos	Maria Ioana Dinu, MRG	Suri Mooujoud, MRG	Ella Koszegi, LSL
100m Libre	Penelope Rheault, CE	D Gonzalez Barboza, MTL	Gaëlle Baril, OUT
100m Papillon	Vinciane Huang, MRG	Chloé Roan, MTL	Ella Koszegi, LSL
200m 4 nages	Charlie-Rose Fortier, CE	Chloé Roan, MTL	Lily Felx, MRG
200m Libre	Vinciane Huang, MRG	D Gonzalez Barboza, MTL	Lily Felx, MRG
4 x 50 4 nages	Montérégie 1	Montréal 4	Lac-Saint-Louis 5
4 x 50m Libre	Montérégie 1	Lac-Saint-Louis 3	Québec-Chaudière-Appalaches 5
50m Brasse	Penelope Rheault, CE	Mylee Charette, CN	Lily Felx, MRG
50m Dos	Eva Garnier, MTL	Lelou Vollant, CN	Abigaël Grossi, LL
50m Libre	Eva Garnier, MTL	Julianna LaRose, LL	Abigaël Grossi, LL
50m Papillon	Eva Garnier, MTL	Anne Vaillantcourt, LSL	Frédérique Lauzon, LSL
Homme	Bejamin	Cadet	Juvénile
100m 4 nages	Justin Bell, LSL	Ali Zaher, MTL	Henri Vaillancourt, MTL
100m Brasse	Isaac Maheu, MRG	Ali Zaher, MTL	A Moreno Zambrano, LSL
100m Dos	Lucas Beauregard, MRG	Thierry Desjardins, LL	Jacob Pichette-Tremblay, CE
100m Libre	Manuel Asselin, MRG	Idris Lyed Bouakkaz, CE	Éliot Roesch, MRG
100m Papillon	Manuel Asselin, MRG	Jacob Lessard, CN	Antoine Langlois, QCA
200m 4 nages	Justin Bell, LSL	C Shabalin fernandex, MRG	Elven Duong, MRG
200m Libre	Justin Bell, LSL	Idris Lyed Bouakkaz, CE	Antoine Langlois, QCA
4 x 50 4 nages	Lac-Saint-Louis 2	Montérégie 4	Montérégie 6
4 x 50m Libre	Lac-Saint-Louis 2	Montérégie 4	Québec-Chaudière-Appalaches; 6
50m Brasse	Lucas Beauregard, MRG	Ali Zaher, MTL	Alberto Moreno Zambrano, LSL
50m Dos	Lucas Beauregard, MRG	Thierry Desjardins, LL	Henri Vaillancourt, MTL
50m Libre	Justin Bell, LSL	Ali Zaher, MTL	Henri Vaillancourt, MTL
50m Papillon	Manuel Asselin, MRG	Jacob Lessard, CN	Elven Duong, MRG

	OR	AGRENT	BRONZE
4 x 50m Libre Mixte	Laurentides-Lanaudiere	Cantons-de-l’Est	Laval

Codes: AT = Abitibi-Témiscamingue; CE = Cantons-de-l’Est; CN = Côte-Nord; EQ = Est-du-Québec; GMAA = Greater Montreal Athletic Association; LSL = Lac-Saint-Louis; LL = Laurentides-Lanaudiere; LAV = Laval; MAU = Mauricie; MRG =Montérégie; MTL = Montréal; OUT = Outaouais; QCA = Québec-Chaudière-Appalaches; SLJ = Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean

résultats complets cliquez ici

RSEQ Championnat provincial hockey – 2025

	OR	AGRENT
M13 DIVISION 1	Kuper Academy	Collège Bourget
M13 DIVISION 1 RELÈVE	École secondaire de Saint-Marc	École secondaire Édouard- Montpetit
U14 DIVISION D3	Polyvalente La Samare	École secondaire la Camaradière
U15 DIVISION 1	École secondaire de Montagne	Séminaire Saint-Joseph
U15 DIVISION 1 RELÈVE	École secondaire du Verbe-Divin	École secondaire Édouard- Montpetit
U15 DIVISION 2	Collège Bourget	École secondaire Pointe-Lévy
U15 DIVISION 3	Polyvalente Bennoit-Vachon	Alexander Galt Regional High School
U18 DIVISION 1	École secondaire du Triolet	Collège de Lévis
U18 DIVISION 1 RELÈVE	École secondaire Louis-Philippe-Paré	École secondaire Armand-Saint-Onge
U18 DIVISION 2	École secondaire Pointe-Lévy	Polyvalente Wilbrod-Dufour
U18 DIVISION 3	École secondaire Soulanges	Polyvalente Saint-François

Christopher Skeete – Député de Sainte-Rose Minister Delegate for Economy, Innovation and Energy, Minister for the Fight Against Racism and Minister for the Laval Region, officiated the official game at the opening ceremony of the Division 1 M13, M15 and M18 school hockey championship in Christopher Skeete – Député de Sainte-Rose The Riviere-du-Nord Arena in Saint Jerome. All the qualified teams have also taken a pledge against racism by signing the “I put racism out of play” slogan.
Photo: Zak Charbonneau, captain of the Cap-Jeunesse Cougars M18 D1 team; Stéphane Boudreau, general manager of the RSEQ; M. Skeete, minister delegate for the Economy, Innovation and Energy, minister responsible for the fight against racism and minister responsible for the Laval region; André Genest, prefect of the MRC des Pays d’en Haut; Martin Pigeon, municipal councilor of the city of Saint-Jerôme; Mario Goyette, franchise owner of the Casa Grecque restaurant in Saint-Jerôme; Jean-Michel Martel, coordinator of school hockey at RSEQ and Malik Simard, captain of the M18 D1 team of the Lynx d’Alma.
Photo credit: Robert Lapointe

Championnat provincial M13 D1, M15 D1 et M18 D1

Championnat provincial scolaire M13 D1 relève M15 D1 relève et M18 D1 relève

Championnat provincial scolaire M15 D2 et M18 D2

Championnat provincial scolaire M14 D3, M15 D3 et U18 D3

Nom de l’équipe

M13 D1	M13 D1 RELÈVE
Académie Saint-Louis	Académie Saint-Louis
Académie Sainte-Thérèse	Académie les Estacades
Collège Bourget	Collège Jean-Eudes
Collège Clarétain	Collège Saint-Bernard
Collège de Lévis	Collège Saint-Hilaire
Collège Sainte-Anne	École secondaire de Mirabel
École secondaire Cap-Jeunesse	École secondaire de Saint-Marc
École secondaire du Coteau	École secondaire du Mistral
École secondaire Pointe-Lévy	École secondaire Du Rocher
École secondaire du Triotet	École secondaire Édouard-Montpetit
Kuper Academy	École secondaire Jésus–Marie
Loyola High School	École secondaire Massey-Vanier
Polyvalente de l’Ancienne-Lorette	Polyvalente La Samare
Selwyn House School	Polyvalente Wilbrod-Dufour
Séminaire Saint-François	St Patrick’s High School
Séminaire Saint-Joseph	Ulyssee Académie
M15 D1	M15 D1 RELÈVE
Collège Bourget	Académie les Estacades
Collège Charles-Lemoyne	Cité Étudiante de Roberval
Collège de Lévis	Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert
Collège du Coteau	École secondaire Armand-Saint-Onge
Collège Esther-Blondin	École secondaire du Mistral
Collège Notre-Dame	École secondaire du Verbe-Divin
Collège Saint-Sacrement	École secondaire Édouard-Montpetit
Collège Sainte-Anne	École secondaire Jacques-Leber
École secondaire de Montagne	École secondaire Jésus–Marie
École secondaire Pointe-Lévy	École secondaire Massey-Vanier
Kuper Academy	Filon Or et des Bois
Polyvalente de l’Ancienne-Lorette	John Rennie High School
Polyvalente Nicolas-Gatineau	Lower Canada College
Polyvalente Wilbrod-Dufour	Polyvalente Arvida
Séminaire Saint-François	Polyvalente de Saint-Georges
Séminaire Saint-Joseph	St Patrick’s High School
M15 D2	M18 D2
Académie Saint-Louis	Collège Charles-Lemoyne
Collège Bourget	École secondaire Saint-Gebriel
Collège Clarétain	College Saint-Bernard
Collège Jean de la Mennais	École secondaire Cardinal-Roy
Collège Saint-Sacrement	École secondaire de Cabano
École secondaire de Mortagne	École secondaire de Coteau
École secondaire de Saint-Marc	École secondaire du Mont-Sainte-Anne
École secondaire du Coteau	École secondaire la Ruche
École secondaire la Camaradière	École secondaire Pointe-Lévy
École secondaire Louis-Philippe-Paré	École secondaire Thérèse-Martin
École secondaire Pointe-Lévy	Heritage Regional High School
École secondaire Samuel-De Champlain	Loyola High School
École secondaire Thérèse-Martin	Polyvalante de l’Ancienne-Lorette
Heritage Regional High School	Polyvalente Wilbrod-Dufour
Kuper Academy	Séminaire Saint-François
Stanstead College	St Patrick’s High School
M18 D1	M18 D1 RELÈVE
Académie Saint-Louis	Académie les Estacades
Collège Charles-Lemoyne	Collège de Lévis
Collège Clarétain	Collège Ester-Blondin
Collège de Lévis	Collège Jean-de-Brèbeuf
Collège du Mont-Sainte-Anne	Collège Notre Dame
Collège Esther-Blondin	École secondaire Armand-Saint-Onge
École secondaire Cap-Jeunesse	École secondaire de Mortagne
École secondaire Cardinal-Roy	École secondaire de Rivière-du-Loup
École secondaire de Mortagne	École secondaire du Rocher
École secondaire du Triolet	École secondaire Édouard– Montpetit
École secondaire Paul-Hubert	École secondaire Jésus–Marie
École secondaire Pointe-Lévy	École secondaire La Découverte
École secondaire Saint-Gabriel	École secondaire Louis-Philippe-Paré
Polyvalente Nicolas-Gatineau	Polyvalente Arvida
Polyvalente Wilbrod-Dufour	Polyvalente de Thetford Mines
Séminaire Saint-François	Ulyssee Académie
M14 D3	M15 D3
École secondaire Cap-Jeunesse	Alexander Galt Regional High School
École secondaire la Camaradière	Collège St-Jean-Vianney
École secondaire La Ruche	École secondaire Père-Marquette
John Rennie High School	Polyvalente Bennoit-Vachon
Polyvalente Bennoit-Vachon	Polyvalente de Disraeli
Polyvalente La Samare	Polyvalente La Samare
M18 D3
Alexander Galt Regional High School
École secondaire Le Boisé
École secondaire Soulanges
École secondaire Thérèse-Martin
Polyvalente de Disraeli
Polyvalente Saint-François

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From April 24 to 27, 248 matches were played in 3 regions of Quebec, with 16 teams per category competing at the best formations in the province.

Intensity, talent and sportsmanship were on point at every game!

Congratulations to the champion schools of this edition:

M13 D1 : Kuper Academy Kuper Academy Student Life

M13 D1 Relay: Saint-Marc Secondary School Programme de Développement Hockey École Zénith ESSM

M15 D1: Secondary School of Mortagne Programme Hockey De Mortagne

M15 D1 Relay: Secondary School of the Verb-Divine Titans hockey ESVD

M15 D2: Bourget College Voltigeurs du collège Bourget

M18 D1: Triolet Secondary School Harfangs hockey

M18 D1 Relay: Louis-Philippe-Paré Secondary School Programme Hockey Grenadiers

M18 D2: Pointe-Lévy Secondary School Corsaires Pointe-Lévy RSEQ hockey

A huge THANK YOU to our 3 organising committees who made these championships a resounding success:

Saint-Jerome – M13 D1, M15 D1 and M18 D1

Organized by the Cap-Jeunesse secondary school Couguars hockey

Rivière-du-Loup – M15 D1 Lift and M18 D1 Lift

Organized by the secondary school of Rivière-du-Loup Hockey Sphinx Rivière-du-Loup

Quebec – M13 D1 Relève, M15 D2 and M18 D2

Hosted by Cardinal-Roy High School Royal Cardinal-Roy

Près de 350 élèves-athlètes en provenance de 13 régions du RSEQ composaient les délégations présentes à cet événement, organisé en collaboration avec le RSEQ Est-du-Québec.

Région championne benjamin : Montréal

Région championne cadet : Lac-Saint-Louis

Région championne juvénile : Laurentides-Lanaudière

Région gagnante : Lac-Saint-Louis

La liste des médailles selon la catégorie

Benjamin Simple Masculin
1	Alexis Pelletier, Est du Québec
2	Enzo Dai, Cantons-de-l’Est
3	Justin Langlais, Outaouais
4	Nathan Nocheu Tchinda, Abitibi-Témiscamingue
Cadet Simple Masculin
1	Miguel Dorais, Outaouais
2	Felix Groulx [1], Laurentide-Lanaudière
3	Thomas Hamel [8], Est-du-Québec
4	Samuel Jean, Québec Chaudière-Appalache
Juvénile Simple Masculin
1	Weison Zhang,Laurentide-Lanaudière
2	Viktor Nielsen, Mauricle
3	Tchay Thammavongsa Reilly,Montréal
4	Leo Drolet, Outaouais

Benjamin Simple Féminin
1	Anca Busoi, Montréal
2	Mathilde Evers, Québec Chaudière-Appalache
3	Mady-Lyne Corriveau, Outaouais
4	Jingxin Yang, Montérégie
Cadet Simple Féminin
1	Tina Zhang, Lac Saint-Louis
2	Stella Morones-Belanger, Outaouais
3	Nancy Xu, Montréal
4	Louane Perron, Abitibi-Témiscamingue
Juvénile Simple Féminin
1	Jasmine Zhang, Lac Saint-Louis
2	Kamille Boulay, Est-du-Québec
3	Emma Fortin, Mauricle
4	Alycia Bernier, Québec Chaudière-Appalache

Benjamin Double Masculin
1	Philip Ruijie Diao/Yu Tian San, Lac Saint-Louis
2	Jean-Pascal Corriveau/Logan Ng Wing Keng, Outaouais
3	William Jing/Huu Tien Nguyen, Montréal
4	Olivier Allaire/Lucas Poirier-Asselin, Laval
Cadet Double Masculin
1	Yi Lok Kwok/Ruicheng Yang, Lac Saint-Louis
2	Thomas Girard/Clement Hulpiau, Laval
3	Felix Beauchamp/Andy Xu, Outaouais
4	Xavier Bosa/Zachary Perreault, Montérégie
Juvénile Double Masculin
1	Justin Prud’Homme/Simon Theberge, Laurentide-Lanaudière
2	Thomas Huard/Frederick Jenkins, Alitibi-Témiscamingue
3	Kai Hei Chan/Dason Zeng, Montérégie
4	Alexandre Demeule/Patrick Lavoie, Québec Chaudière-Appalache

Benjamin Double Féminin
1	Leakim Hogue/Emmeline Nguyen, Montérégie
2	Florence Bigras/Kali Malette Godbout, Outaouais
3	Jiachang Guan/Lok Lam Ivana Lee, Lac Saint-Louis
4	Laure Beaudoin/Dalie Levesque, Québec Chaudière-Appalache
Cadet Double Féminin
1	Yizhen Shen/Catherine Zhang, Lac Saint-Louis
2	Tina Huang/Lucie Qi, Montréal
3	Anaeve Landry/Amelia St-Pierre, Est-du-Québec
4	Malaurie Bouffard/Cloe Pelletier, Outaouais
Juvénile Double Féminin
1	Chenfan Cui/Yi Tong Kwok, Lac Saint-Louis
2	Ashley Keira Ng Wing Keng/Ngocc Quynh Chi Nguyen, Outaouais
3	Yixian Peng/Joyce Hoi-Lam Zhu, Montérégie
4	Mahee Houle/Laurie-Anne Latulipe, Cantons-de-l’est

Benjamin Double Mixte
1	Nicholas Truong/Magnolia Bertomeu, Montréal
2	Tristar Truong/Caroline Minh Ngoc Nguyen, Laval
3	Simon Quessy/Victoria Bastien, Mauricel
4	Keqin Chen/Larry Du, Lac Saint-Louis
Cadet Double Mixte
1	Nayton Ly/Trinity Truong, Laval
2	Nicholas Cheung/Kelly Pou, Montréal
3	Zhiheng Xie/Sirui Fan, Lac Saint-Louis
4	Loic Poitras/Mariella Boucher, Outaouais
Juvénile Double Mixte
1	Mathys Theberge-Legault/Zoe Bornais, Laurentide-Lanaudière
2	Lili-Rose Lafontaine/Arno Lafontaine, Abitibi-Témiscamingue
3	Alex Wong/Jessica Wong, Laval
4	Victor Hua/Annabella Zhou, Outaouais

NBIAA/ANISB JUNIOR VARSITY 2025 BADMINTON
LADIES SINGLES	AAA DIVISION	AA DIVISION	A DIVISION
GOLD	Chang (RHS)	Josee Bourgeois (LJR)	J. Richards (CFAS)
SILVER	A. Daigle (MM)	Sandrine Gauvin (LJR)	J. Bell-Smith (SdeC)
BRONZE	Anh Nguyen (LHHS)	Milly Berube (LJR	M. Leduc (PRP)
ANTIQUE BRONZE	M. Nhi Le (ODC)	Juliette Jacob (PLM)	D. Chung (SdeC)
LADIES DOUBLES	AAA DIVISION	AA DIVISION	A DIVISION
GOLD	Battu/Kumar (HTHS)	Gauvin/Bourgeois (LJR)	J. Richards / N. Victoria (CFAS)
SILVER	Nhi le/Dong (ODC)	Ciucanu/Lunnie (WHS)	J. Bell-Smith / D. Chung (SdeC)
BRONZE	Anh Nguyen / Houriye Albirini (LHHS)	Duguay/Berube (LJR)	M. Leduc / M.-E. Lagacé (PRP)
ANTIQUE BRONZE	Tess Gasser / Mélodie Plourde (CDJ)	Durepos/Beaulieu (PTA)	K. Richards / E. Morton (CFAS)
MIXED DOUBLES	AAA DIVISION	AA DIVISION	A DIVISION
GOLD	Melancon/Daigle (MM)	Vantour/Gauvin (LRJ)	N.-J. Pitre Ouellette / M.-E. Lagacé (PRP)
SILVER	A. Nguyen / Henry (Gia Buo Vu) (LHHS)	Richard/Dionne (CC)	L. Frenette / H. Banville (MG)
BRONZE	Chang / Gao (RHS)	Noel/Bourgeois (LJR)	J. Richards / T. Sypher (CFAS)
ANTIQUE BRONZE	Long / Thibedeau (KVHS)	Robichaud/Berube (LJR)	S. Punj / E. Slavinsky (MCA)
BOYS SINGLES	AAA DIVISION	AA DIVISION	A DIVISION
GOLD	Ray (SJHS)	Miguel Richard (CC)	L. Frenette (MG)
SILVER	D. Beers (MM)	Alexandre Vautour (LJR)	S. Smith (MCA)
BRONZE	Affan Noor (FHS)	Dominik LeBlanc (LJR)	S. Punj (MCA)
ANTIQUE BRONZE	Long {KVHS}	Parker Brown (WHS)	N.-J. Pitre Ouellette (PRP)
BOYS DOUBLES	AAA DIVISION	AA DIVISION	A DIVISION
GOLD	Beers/Melancon (MM)	Richard/Leger (LJR)	L. Frenette / J. Dugas (MG)
SILVER	Ray / Salvador (SJHS)	Vautour/Noel (LJR)	N.-J. Pitre Ouellette / M. Levesque (PRP)
BRONZE	Leblanc/Beers (MM)	Brown/Dussault (WHS)	S. Smith / N. Fong (MCA)
ANTIQUE BRONZE	Cédric P./Noah R. (ESN)	LeBlanc/Rossingnol (PTA)	C. Liu / R. Zhou (RNS)

NBIAA/ANISB SENIOR VARSITY 2025 BADMINTON
LADIES SINGLES	AAA DIVISION	AA DIVISION	A DIVISION
GOLD	P. Nair (MHS)	Sara Brown (WHS)	G. Richards (CFAS)
SILVER	Ludi Choi (BMHS)	Iana Bisnon (LJR)	M. Harris (MHS)
BRONZE	Satya (SJHS)	Maika Berube (LJR)	M. LeBlanc (MFR)
ANTIQUE BRONZE	Mitchell (SJHS)	Madeline Bulla (CNHS)	M.-L. Mazerolle (EGR)
LADIES DOUBLES	AAA DIVISION	AA DIVISION	A DIVISION
GOLD	Satya / Toal (SJHS)	Berube/Bourgeois (LJR)	M. Harris / H. Montgomery (MHS)
SILVER	Raktika Galwa/ Valeria Perez (FHS)	Brown/Saunders (WHS)	E. Boulet / L. Boulet (EGR)
BRONZE	Gogoi / Mitchell (SJHS)	Bulla/Kent (CNHS)	N. Levesque / A. Fontaine (PRP)
ANTIQUE BRONZE	Nair/Lee (MHS)	Salcedo/Bisnon (LJR)	G. Woodworth / J. Clarke (PRS)
MIXED DOUBLES	AAA DIVISION	AA DIVISION	A DIVISION
GOLD	Tran/Choi (BMHS)	Park/Brown (WHS)	L. Moore / C. Pelkey (SVHS)
SILVER	Kim/Nair (MHS)	Hebert/Bourgeois (LJR)	E. Boulet / L. Thériault (EGR)
BRONZE	Satya / Kumaravel {SJHS}	LeBlanc/Berube (LJR)	M. Mazerolle / B. Marande (EGR)
ANTIQUE BRONZE	Nguyen/Quan (BMHS)	Beaulieu/Bisnon (LJR)	M. Mazerolle / Z. Soucy (EGR)
BOYS SINGLES	AAA DIVISION	AA DIVISION	A DIVISION
GOLD	H. Tran (BMHS)	Felix Hebert (LJR)	J. Sonier (ECB)
SILVER	A. Yamani (BMHS)	Keon Park (WHS)	L. Moore (SHVS)
BRONZE	B. Stanert (ODC)	Everett Kent (CNHS)	N. Ouellette (SdeC)
ANTIQUE BRONZE	N. Doiron (MM)	Bruno LeBlanc (LJR)	Z. Soucy (EGR)
BOYS DOUBLES	AAA DIVISION	AA DIVISION	A DIVISION
GOLD	Tran/Quan (BMHS)	Hebert/LeBlanc (LJR)	J. Sonier / M. Comeau (ECB)
SILVER	Nick Tingley / Josh Gwathmey (FHS)	Beaulieu/LeBlanc (LJR)	S. Thibodeau / Z. Soucy (EGR)
BRONZE	Kennedy/Guo (ODC)	Kent/Chase (CNHS)	E. Steeves / C. Steeves (PRS)
ANTIQUE BRONZE	Kim/Malekzai (MHS)	Park/Schnarr (WHS)	S. Lejeune / M. Maltais (PRP)

Congratulations to our 2024-2025 Badminton Champions! Felicitations a nos champions de badminton 2024-2025.

AAA Senior: Bernice MacNaughton High School

AAA Junior: École Mathieu-Martin

AA Junior et AA Senior: École Louis-J.-Robichaud

A Senior: École Grande-Rivière

A Junior: Chipman Forest Avenue School

Full individual results can be found on our website. Les résultats individuels complets sont disponibles sur notre site web. https://nbiaa-asinb.org/fr/sports/badminton/championships

Prix d’excellence Raymond – Légère Excellence Award

23 élèves-athlètes ont été sélectionnés parmi les quatre conférences de l’ASINB pour recevoir le prix d’excellence Raymond Légère. Ce prix porte le nom de Raymond Légère, dont l’amour pour l’entraînement n’était éclipsé que par son amour pour l’éducation physique et les valeurs qu’elle enseigne aux jeunes. Ces élèves-athlètes seront honorés jeudi prochain lors du 18e banquet annuel de remise des prix, qui se tiendra à Fredericton.

Félicitations

23 student-athletes were selected from the four conferences of the NBIAA to be awarded the Raymond Légère Excellence Award. This award is named after Raymond Légère, whose love for coaching was only overshadowed by his love of physical education and the values it taught young people. These student athletes will be honoured next Thursday at the 18th Annual Awards Banquet, held in Fredericton.

Congratulations

Lauréats des prix d’excellence Raymond Légère 2025

Les deux athlètes de haut calibre, un masculin et un féminin de chaque classification d’école, recevront le prix d’excellence William S. Ritchie. Ils seront annoncés lors du banquet de remise des prix.

Les gagnants pour les prix William S. Ritchie sont les suivants :

A Filles – Eden Searles, Campobello Island Consolidated School

AA Filles – Madison Bransfield, Miramichi Valley High School

AAA Filles – Lillie Hussey, Harbour View High School

A Garçons – Ethan Steeves, Petitcodiac Regional School

AA Garçons – André Leger, Sussex Regional High School

AAA Garçons – Charlie Leece, Leo Hayes High School

BCSS Announces 2025 Award Winners

Burnaby, BC – BC School Sports is pleased to announce its 2025 BCSS Awards winners. These awards honour exceptional individuals and school who have gone above and beyond their commitment to student-athletes and the school sport community in British Columbia.

The depth and quality of this year’s honourees speak volumes about strength of the school sport community and the dedication of those who support it. From the tireless coaches and officials to the visionary leaders, these individuals embody the value of school sport.

“It is such a privilege to recognize the very best in school sport across British Columbia,” stated Executive Director Jordan Abney. “Educational athletics provides meaningful opportunities to more than 120,000 student-athlete registrations each year. This system thrives because of dedicated volunteers and servant leaders.” Abney continued, “The 2025 BCSS Award winners are an exceptional group who have devoted decades to supporting youth through educational athletics. I offer my sincere congratulations on this well-earned recognition, and my deepest thanks for their outstanding leadership and service.”

Honourees will be celebrated at the BCSS Awards dinner on May 9th in Kelowna, where they will be recognized for their outstanding contributions. BC School Sports congratulates all the 2025 award winners and thanks them for the invaluable impact they have made on student-athletes and the school sport community.

Award Winners

The Honour Award is the highest form of distinction BCSS can bestow upon an individual. This award is presented to an individual in recognition of a lifetime of service to school sports. The recipient is an individual who has demonstrated prolonged and distinguished service to BC School Sports, their zone, local association, and school. The honouree has made a significant difference to BCSS and the impact
it has on the lives of student-athletes and our member schools.
Louise Holmes (Duchess Park Secondary)

The Most Inspirational School recognizes a school whose special commitment to
improving the lives of student-athletes and staff through leadership and public
service. This school has contributed significantly to the welfare of school athletics and
the local community.
Nanaimo Christian School (Nanaimo)

The Media Person of the Year recognizes an individual in the media who has highlighted and celebrated school sport in their reporting. The nominee has continued to bring attention to BCSS, its member schools and student-athletes by showcasing the very best of school sport in BC. The recipient may be employed by traditional media outlets, but those who use blogs, social media, podcasts, or other
emerging platforms to consistently promote school sports may be considered.

• Steve Ewen (The Province/Vancouver Sun)
• Vivian Chan (VCHAN Visuals)

The Women in Sport & Leadership Award is to recognize the service and leadership of women in school sports. The recipient is a role model to colleagues and studentathletes alike. The recipient has made a tangible impact on school sport and has demonstrated commitment to their student-athletes, their school, and their sport.
Michelle Nederlof (Duncan Christian School)

The Citation of Excellence in Coaching recognizes outstanding coaches and their
distinguished contributions to their sport and athletes. The recipient of this award
guides student-athletes to success through the philosophy of fair play and
sportsmanship for a sustained period, while displaying values consistent with BCSS
and school sport.

• Del Komarniski (South Kamloops Secondary)
• Byron Green (Holy Cross Regional Secondary)
• Jill Fougner (Brentwood College)

The Citation of Excellence Award in Officiating recognizes outstanding individuals and their distinguished contributions to the officiating of school sport. The recipient of this award has demonstrated outstanding commitment to school sport, being recognized as a quality official, while displaying the values of BCSS and fair play.
Angelo Pulice (Soccer)

The Citation of Excellence Award in Administration recognizes the invaluable contributions from administrators to school sport. The recipient has shown demonstrable leadership and sustainable support to athletic programs, athletic directors and coaches while contributing to the promotion and enhancement of athletic programs and the student-athlete experience at the school and/or district level.
Phil Ohl (Spectrum Community School)

The Citation of Excellence as an Athletic Director recognizes the outstanding individuals for excellence as an athletic director and the hard work and dedication shown to improve the student-athlete experience, enhance the school’s athletic program, and build the school community at large. The Athletic Director leads by example and consistently demonstrates the values of their school and BC School Sports while finding new creative ways to support their coaches and student-athletes

• Jennifer Maitland (Windermere Community Secondary)
• David Prissinotti (York House School)
  

Championnats provinciaux scolaires de volleyball division 3 – 2025

	Benjamin Féminin	Cadet Féminin	Juvénile Féminin
OR	École secondaire Veillieux	Polyvalente Montignac A-J	École secondaire Veillieux
ARGENT	École secondaire du Plateau	École polyvalente Arvida	Polyvalente Montignac
BRONZE	Polyvalente Montignac Auréle	École secondaire Pointe-Lévy	École polyvalente Arvida
BRONZE ANCIEN	Collège Jean de la Mannais	Académie Ste Thérèse	École secondaire Armand-Saint-Onge
	Benjamin Masculin	Cadet Masculin	Juvénile Masculin
OR	Polyvalente Benoit-Vachon	École secondaire De Mortagne	École secondaire Veillieux
ARGENT	École secondaire De Mortagne	École secondaire de la Cité- des-Jeunes	École l’Envolée
BRONZE	École secondaire Armand-Saint-Onge	Collège St Bernard	École secondaire Paul-Hubert
BRONZE ANCIEN	École secondaire de Triolet 1	Collège François	Académie Lafontaine

Le championnat provincial scolaire de volleyball benjamin division 3 RSEQ 

Le championnat provincial scolaire de volleyball cadet division 3 RSEQ 

Le championnat provincial scolaire de volleyball juvénile division 3 RSEQ

Championnats provinciaux scolaires de volleyball division 3 – 2025 Nom de l’équipe

	Féminin	Masculin
Benjamin	Académie les Estacades	Académie Lafontaine
	Collège Bourget	Académie Ste Thérèse
	Collège Jean de la Mannais	Collège Jean de la Mannais
	Collège Regina Assumpta	Collège Jean-de-Brèbeuf
	Collège Saint-Alexandre	Collège Saint-Alexandre 1
	École d’éducation internationale de Laval	Collège Saint-Alexandre 2
	École Monseigneur-Labrie	École secondaire Cité-des-Jeunes
	École polyvalente Arvida	École secondaire Armand-Saint-Onge
	École polyvalente Saint joseph	École secondaire Chavigny
	École secondaire D’Iberville	École secondaire D’Iberville
	École secondaire du Plateau	École secondaire De Mortagne
	École secondaire Veillieux	École secondaire de Triolet 1
	Polyvalente Monseigneur Sévigny	École secondaire de Triolet 2
	Polyvalente Montignac Auréle	École secondaire Jean-du-Nord et Manikoutal
	Séminaire de Sherbrooke	École secondaire Pamphile-Le May
	Westwood Senior High School	Polyvalente Benoit-Vachon
Cadet	Académie Ste Thérèse	Académie Lafontaine
	Collège de Montréal	Collège François
	Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert	Collège Rene-Marie 1
	Collège Letendra	Collège Rene-Marie 2
	Collège Saint-Alexandre	Collège Saint-Alexandre
	École Monseigneur-Labrie	Collège St Bernard
	École polyvalente Arvida	École Marcel-Raymond de Lorrainville
	École secondaire D’Iberville	École secondaire Armand-Saint-Onge
	École secondaire de la Cité- des-Jeunes	École secondaire Chavigny
	École secondaire Le Tremplin	École secondaire Curé-Antoine-Labelle
	École secondaire Paul-Hubert	École secondaire de la Cité- des-Jeunes
	École secondaire Pointe-Lévy	École secondaire De Mortagne
	École secondaire Veillieux	École secondaire Jean-du-Nord et Manikoutal
	Polyvalente Montignac A-J	Juvénat Notre-Dame du Saint-Laurent
	Polyvalente Montignac Pat	Loyola High School
	Westwood Senior High School	Séminaire de Sherbrooke
Juvénile	Collège de l’Assomption	Académie Lafontaine
	Collège François	Académie Ste-Thérèse
	Collège Rene-Marie	Collège Rene-Marie
	École d’éducation internationale de Laval	Collège Saint-Anne
	École Marcel-Raymond de Lorrainville	Collège St Bernard
	École polyvalente Arvida	École Cardinal-Roy
	École secondaire Armand-Saint-Onge	École l’Envolée
	École secondaire Boisé	École Marcel-Raymond de Lorrainville
	École secondaire de la Cité- des-Jeunes	École Polyvalente des Îles
	École secondaire C-E-Pouliot	École secondaire Chavigny
	École secondaire Grande-Rivière	École secondaire du Versant
	École secondaire Jean-du-Nord et Manikoutal	École secondaire Jean-du-Nord et Manikoutal
	École secondaire Veillieux	École secondaire Paul-Hubert
	Institut secondaire Keranna	École secondaire Saint-Maxime
	Polyvalente Montignac	École secondaire Veillieux
	Royal West Academy	Royal West Academy