OFSAA 2024 GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

	Girls High School	Girls Open	Girls Overall Team
Gold	Paige Sefton, Maple Ridge Secondary School, GBSSA	Emily McKee, Garth Webb Secondary School, GHAC	Garth Webb Secondary School, GHAC
Silver	Jessica Gu, University of Toronto Schools, TDCAA	Lea Lemieux, Lockerby Composite School, NOSSA	Lockerby Composite School, NOSSA
Bronze	Lauren Perron, Our Lady Queen of the Work Catholic Academy, YRAA Pheobe Li, St Theresa of Lisieux Catholic High School, YRAA	Avery Nordman, A Y Jackson Secondary School, NCSSAA	A Y Jackson Secondary School, NCSSAA
	Boys High School	Boys Open	Boys Overall Team
Gold	Nate Van Asseldonk, Sydenham High School, EOSSAA	Jordan Hwang, Richmond Green Secondary School, YRAA	St Michael’s College School, CISAA
Silver	Jeffery Oh, Thornlea Secondary School, YRAA	Barron Mundy, St Martin Catholic Secondary School, ROPSSAA	Upper Canada College, CISAA
Bronze	Jacob Nadeau, St Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School, WOSSAA	Matthew Simpson, St Michael’s College School, CISAA	St Martin Catholic Secondary School, ROPSSAA

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GTA Dominates OFSAA Golf Championships

by Jeffrey Reed, Editor, LondonOntarioSports.com
Photo of Jade Tep-Chhun: Jeffrey Reed/LondonOntarioSports.com

St. Michael’s College School in Toronto captured the OFSAA Boys golf championship today, while Garth Webb Secondary School in Oakville won the OFSAA Girls championship.

At the par-72, 5,721-yard Hollinger Golf Club in Timmins, Toronto-area schools dominated boys play. St. Mike’s finished 470 as a team and edged silver medalist Upper Canada College of Toronto by seven strokes. Third-place finisher St. Martin Secondary School in Mississauga was 11 strokes behind St. Mike’s.

WOSSAA champion St. Thomas Aquinas (STA) Catholic Secondary School finished fifth, 19 strokes back of St. Mike’s

Jordan Hwang, golfing as an individual out of Richmond Green Secondary School in Richmond Hill, took top individual honours thanks to a final-round 7-under 65 for a score of 72-65—137 (-7), eight strokes better than runner-up Barron Mundy of St. Martin Secondary School in Mississauga.

STA’s Jacob Nadeau finished as the top local golfer at T19 amongst all participants, and third in the High School bracket.

At the par-71, 5,334-yard Ambassador Club in Windsor, Garth Webb SS finished with a team score of 140, three strokes better than Lockerby Composite School in Sudbury and four better than third-place finisher AY Jackson Secondary School in Toronto.

St. Joseph’s Catholic High School in St. Thomas finished 58th, and London’s STA 59th.

Garth Webb’s Emily McKee finished atop the leaderboard with rounds of 70-70—140 (-2), three strokes better than runner-up Lea Lemieux of Lockerby.

In the Open bracket, TVRA Girls and WOSSAA Girls champion Jade Tep-Chhun of St. Joes finished T20 with Georgia McGregor of STA at 159 (+17).

By jeffreyreed

NBIAA 2024 Golf Championships

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
A School	Centre Scolaire Samuel-de-Champlain	Petitcodiac Regional School	Southern Victoria High School
A Individual	Gregory Charest, Polyvalente A.J. Savoie	Félix Harding, Centre Scolaire Samuel-de-Champlain	Willaim Terras, Polyvalente A.J. Savoie
AA School	École Clément-Cormier	Sussex Christian School	Polyvalente Thomas Albert
AA Individual	Brody Breau, École Clément-Cormier	Nathan Dykstra, Sussex Christian School	Cedrick Leblanc, École Clément-Cormier
AAA School	Harrison Trimble High School	Moncton High School	Fredericton High School
AAAA Individual	Carter Lavigne, Harrison Trimble High School	Triatan Frenette, Riverview High School	Brayden Allain, Moncton High School Braden Ahern, Harrison Trimble High School Max Buffet, Fredericton High School

PEISAA 2024 Juvenile and Senior Cross Country Championships

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Juvenile Women	Allie Campbell, Montague Regional	Kjara Zelubovska, The Mount Academy	Brenna Simpson, Three Oaks
Juvenile Team	Charlottetown Rural High School	Montague Regional High School
Senior Women	Lucia Martinez, Montague Regional	Lucy Power, Charlottetown Rural	Elle Flick, Bluefield High School
Senior Team	Charlottetown Rural High School	Bluefield High School	Westisle Composite High School
Juvenile Men	Avery Fleishhower, Charlottetown Rural	Lachlan Hillier, Colonel Gray	Luke Ostridge, Colonel Gray
Juvenile Team	Charlottetown Rural High School	Colonel Gray Senior High School
Senior Men	Nathan Clinton, Morell Regional	Zach Clinton, Morell Regional	Toby Simmonds
Senior Team	Bluefield High School	Colonel Gray Senior High School	Charlottetown Rural High School

OFSAA is pleased to extend subsidies for student-athletes once again in the 2024-25 school year!

The following 2024-25 deadlines to submit an application are in place:

• Fall Sports – October 31
• Winter Sports – January 31
• Spring Sports – April 30

Please learn about the Student-Athlete Subsidy and apply HERE.

SHSAA 2024 Cross Country Team Champions

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
1A Team Award	Muenster School	Lake Lenore School	Maymont Central School
2A Team Award	St Brieux School	Walter W Brown HS (Langham)	Rossignol High School (Ile-a-la-Crosse)
3A Team Award	Wynyard Composite High School	École MGR de Laval pavillon secondaire	Oxbow Prairie Horizons School
4A Team Award	Lumsden High School	Humbolt Collegiate Institute	L P Miller Comprehensive School (Nipawin)
5A Team Award	Aden Bowman Collegiate	Bishop James Mahoney High School	Walter Murray Collegiate

Click here for full listing of team results

SHSAA 2024 Cross Country Individual Champions

Click here for full individual results

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Intermediate Girls	Lily Holman, Luseland	Lena Veeman, Aden Bowman	Laurel Brock, Luther
Junior Girls	Hannah Gates, Sheldon-Williams	Hampton Lebel, Sheldon-Williams	Cooper Loshack, Aden Bowman
Senior Girls	Jenna Conrad, Lumsden	Skylar Dyck. Warman	Katherine Rogers, Central (Moose Jaw)
Intermediate Boys	Ryder Germain, Bedford Road	Alex Giesbrecht, Holy Rosary	Matthew Heidel, North Battletford Comprehensive
Junior Boys	William Sawchuk, St Joseph	Braden Bennington, Carlton (Prince Albert)	Hudson Maier. Preeceville
Senior Boys	Alec Teichler, Campbell	Colter Folk, Oxbow	Mateo Trejo-Monroy, Aden Bowman

MHSAA 2024 A-AAA Soccer Championship

	Girls	Boys
Gold	W C Miller Collegiate	Morden Collegiate Institute
Silver	Garden Valley Collegiate	Garden Valley Collegiate
Bronze	Morden Collegiate Institute	Minnedosa Collegiate
Antique Bronze	Niverville High School	Niverville High School
Consolation Final	Minnedosa/Erickson (Co-Op)	Neepawa Area Collegiate
Consolation Finalist	Oscar Lathlin Collegiate	Morweena Christian School

Tournament Allstars

Girls All Stars	Boys All Stars
Vanessa Krahn, W C Miller	Sean Aguinaldo, Morden
Kate Sawatsky, W C Miller	Badr Abujazia,  Morden
Molly Harman, W C Miller	Marcelo Froese, Garden Valley
Ellanna Gensa, W C Miller	Samuel Fast, Garden Valley
Vanessa Franz, Garden Valley	Phyo Soe, Garden Valley
Evelyne Majer, Garden Valley	Elias Kandt, Garden Valley
Mekdes Wall, Garden Valley	Grady Burton, Minnedosa
Kapri Curry, Morden	Zach Lamb, Minnedosa
Rylee Thiessen, Morden	Liam Montgomery, Niverville
Kyra Dyck, Morden	Haven Wiebe, Niverville
Hannah DeGueldre, Niverville	Trent Tomoniko, Neepawa
Girls MVP	Boys MVP
Lindsey Miller, W C Miller	Elliot Haines, Morden

MHSAA 2024 A-AAA Soccer Championship Participants

A/AA/AAA Boys	A/AA/AAA Girls
Morweena Christian School	Neepawa Area Collegiate
Niverville High School	Niverville High School
Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School	Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School
Minnedosa Collegiate	Morden Collegiate Institute
Garden Valley Collegiate	Minnedosa/Erickson (Co-Op)
R D Parker Collegiate	Oscar Lathlin Collegiate
Neepawa Area Collegiate	W C Miller Collegiate
Morden Collegiate Institute	Garden Valley Collegiate

Le RSEQ annonce l’unification de son réseau

Montréal, le 10 octobre 2024 – Lors de son Assemblée Générale Extraordinaire, le RSEQ (Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec) annonce fièrement une étape majeure dans son évolution : l’unification de son réseau avec une reconnaissance de la mission. 

Gustave Roel, chef de la direction, et Stéphane Boudreau, directeur général du RSEQ, ont parcouru les quatre coins de la province pour consulter et concerter les parties prenantes représentant les différentes instances régionales du RSEQ.

Dans le cadre de ces consultations, ils ont accompagné les conseils d’administration des instances régionales dans une réflexion objective sur le financement. Les changements seront apportés de manière collaborative, en respectant l’autonomie régionale, ainsi que les spécificités et les expertises de chaque région.

Les gains pour le réseau sont nombreux. L’unification permettra au RSEQ d’obtenir une reconnaissance officielle du ministère, qui s’engage à financer spécifiquement sa mission — une première dans l’histoire du réseau. Les instances régionales qui deviendront des bureaux régionaux devront procéder, au cours de l’année 2024-2025, à une liquidation volontaire de leur conseil d’administration. Cette démarche accentuera la synergie du réseau en offrant une voix unifiée et augmentera la capacité d’entraide entre les régions, tout en assurant une meilleure stabilité financière et organisationnelle pour l’ensemble du réseau.

« C’est bien plus qu’un chapitre que le RSEQ vient d’accomplir comme réseau, c’est à nous d’écrire notre histoire. Cette unification permettra d’assurer à des milliers d’étudiantes et étudiants un réseau plus fort que jamais et confirme incontestablement l’importance de notre mission », affirme Gustave Roel, chef de la direction du RSEQ.

Le RSEQ s’engage à travailler en synergie avec toutes les instances régionales pour assurer une transition harmonieuse. Les conditions gagnantes identifiées — confiance, communication, transparence — seront au cœur de ce projet commun.

À propos

Le RSEQ (Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec) contribue à la persévérance et à la réussite éducative ainsi qu’au développement de la personne par la promotion de la santé, la pratique du sport et de l’activité physique en milieu étudiant.

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Source :
Jenny Privé – Responsable des communications, du marketing et des partenariats jprive@rseq.ca – 514 913 8381

Médias :
Edouard Barbeau – Attaché de presse corporatif
edouard@annexe.media – 514 795 5575 – www.annexe.media

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Montreal, October 10th, 2024 – At its Extraordinary General Assembly, the RSEQ (Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec) proudly announced a major step in its evolution: the unification of its regional structure accompanied by the recognition of the organization’s mission.

RSEQ CEO Gustave Roel and Executive Director Stéphane Boudreau travelled across the province to consult and coordinate with representatives from each of the RSEQ’s regional organizations.

As part of these consultations, they accompanied each Regional Board of Directors in an objective reflection on financing. Changes will be made using a collaborative approach, while respecting regional autonomy, as well as the distinctive characteristics and expertise of each region.

The gains for the entire organization are considerable. Unification will enable the RSEQ to obtain official recognition from the ministère du sport, du loisir et du plein air, with funding specifically dedicated to its mission – a first in the network’s history. The regional organizations that will become regional offices will be required to voluntarily liquidate their Boards of Directors over the course of 2024-2025. This move will enhance synergy within the network by providing a unified voice.  It will also increase the capacity for regional collaboration and support, while ensuring greater financial and organizational stability for the entire network.

“This is so much more than a chapter that the RSEQ has completed as a network; now it’s time for us to write our own history. This unification will ensure that thousands of students benefit from a network that is stronger than ever, and it unquestionably confirms the importance of our mission,” says Gustave Roel, CEO of the RSEQ.

The RSEQ is committed to working in synergy with all regional organizations to ensure a smooth transition. Trust, communication and transparency are the winning conditions that have been identified; they will remain at the heart of this joint project.

About the RSEQ

The RSEQ (Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec) promotes educational perseverance and success by encouraging health, personal developments, and the practice of sports and physical activity within student environments.

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Source :
Jenny Privé – RSEQ Marketing, Communications and Partnerships Manager
jprive@rseq.ca – 514 913 8381 – www.rseq.ca

Media :
Edouard Barbeau – Corporate publicist
edouard@annexe.media – 514 795 5575 – www.annexe.media

PEISAA 2024 Intermediate Golf Championships

2024 PEISAA Girls Golf Team Scramble Winners

1st – Birchwood Intermediate School

2nd – Queen Charlotte Intermediate School

3rd – M.E. Callaghan Intermediate School

2024 PEISAA Boys Golf Team Scramble Winners

1st – Birchwood Intermediate School

2nd – Grace Christian School

3rd – Stonepark Intermediate School

Individual Awards

1st – Maryn Smallwood, Birchwood Intermediate School

2nd – Elin Smallwood, Birchwood Intermediate School

3rd –

1st –

2nd – Ayden MacAdam, Birchwood Intermediate School

3rd – Colin MacCormac, Birchwood Intermediate School

MHSAA 2024 Cross Country Championships

The Provincial Cross Country Championship is underway today in Clearwater Manitoba.

We have over 2,000 student-athletes participating in cross country, a massive commitment by so many athletes, parents, coaches, and supporters. Congratulations to you all on an incredible season and good luck today!

Team Results

A-AAA Category

JV Girls
Gold – Warren Collegiate Institute
Silver – Niverville High School
Bronze – Sanford Collegiate

JV Boys
Gold – Pilot Mound Collegiate
Silver – Collège régional Gabrielle-Roy
Bronze – Morden Collegiate Institute

Varsity Girls
Gold – W.C. Miller Collegiate
Silver – Collège Stonewall Collegiate
Bronze – Morden Collegiate Institute

Varsity Boys
Gold – Westgate Mennonite Collegiate
Silver – Collège régional Gabrielle-Roy
Bronze – Collège St. Norbert Collegiate

AAAA Team Category

JV Girls
Gold – Institut collégial Vincent Massey Collegiate (Winnipeg)
Silver – Collège Miles Macdonell Collegiate
Bronze – Collège Jeanne-Sauvé

JV Boys
Gold – St. Paul’s High School
Silver – Collège Miles Macdonell Collegiate
Bronze – École secondaire Kelvin High School

Varsity Girls
Gold – École secondaire Kelvin High School
Silver – St. Mary’s Academy
Bronze – Collège Jeanne-Sauvé

Varsity Boys
Gold – St. Paul’s High School
Silver – Glenlawn Collegiate
Bronze – Collège Garden City Collegiate

Overall Individual Results

JV Girls
Gold – Lily Hemlow – Institut collégial Vincent Massey Collegiate (Winnipeg)
Silver – Kaitlyn Wiens,  École Powerview School
Bronze – Alina Wiens, Mennonite Collegiate Institute (Gretna)

JV Boys
Gold – Cole Landerville, Pilot Mound Collegiate
Silver – Rory Hayes, St. Paul’s High School
Bronze – Isaac Nichol, Collège Miles Macdonell Collegiate

Varsity Girls
Gold – Liliana Aiello – St. Mary’s Academy
Silver – Sadie Macuira – Westwood Collegiate
Bronze – Alexie Beaupre – Collège Jeanne-Sauvé

Varsity Boys
Gold – Liam Palmer – Collège Garden City Collegiate
Silver – Luc Fillion – Fort Richmond Collegiate
Bronze – Nate Phillips – Carman Collegiate

OFFRE D’EMPLOI
DIRECTRICE GÉNÉRALE ADJOINTE
DIRECTEUR GÉNÉRAL ADJOINT

La personne qui occupera ce poste (DGA) assistera le directeur général dans le leadership stratégique du RSEQ et l’administration de tous ses services et programmes. Celle-ci (DGA), aura l’importante responsabilité de la gestion quotidienne des opérations du RSEQ et de la supervision quotidienne des finances, des programmes administratifs, des relations locales, régionales et provinciales, de l’organisation d’événements, de la gestion du personnel et de la direction du secteur scolaire au niveau provincial ainsi que de l’encadrement des bureaux régionaux.

Il y aura un travail d’étroite collaboration avec le directeur général conformément au plan stratégique afin d’assurer le leadership du RSEQ et l’administration de tous ses services et programmes.
Descriptif complet du poste

DIRECTRICE GÉNÉRALE ADJOINTE / DIRECTEUR GÉNÉRAL ADJOINT – Temps plein – Régulier