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April 2026 Athlete of the Month

School Sport Alberta’s Female Athlete of the Month!

Congratulations to Cameron Jen Deiparine from St. Joseph Collegiate for being named April’s Female Athlete of the Month sponsored by @albertamilk!! Let’s take a moment to celebrate her solid badminton season!

Cameron is an incredible multi sport athlete with a list of accolades that include Volleyball and Badminton Crusaders Award (Sportsmanship Award, 2023-2025), SJC Athlete of The Week (x4 – 2022-2025/6), and South East Zone Volleyball All-Star Nominee (2025/6). She is a 4-year Volleyball Captain with Academic Honours with Distinction and an excellent example of setting the bar on and off the court!

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

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School Sport Alberta’s Male Athlete of the Month!

Congratulations to Yuvraj Bhandal from Dr. Elder Francis Whiskeyjack for being named April Athlete of the Month sponsored by @albertamilk!! Let’s take a moment to celebrate his excellent badminton season!

Yuvraj has made school history as the schools first-ever badminton athlete to qualify for SSA Provincials — an incredible achievement, especially in just our second year as a school! Yuvraj has put in countless hours at the Meadows Rec Centre, consistently working on drills and improving his game. He has been a key contributor to our badminton team’s success this season, helping us secure a 2nd place finish in Division 2 in the metro area.

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

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

Congratulations to our April 2026 Athlete of the Month Presented by @BCMilk, Sohana Molia from Royal Bay Secondary!

Congratulations to our April 2026 Athlete of the Month Presented by @BCMilk, Justin Bui from Port Moody Secondary!

Congratulations to our New Brunswick Schools Sports Athletes of the Month for April, Holly and Angus. Athletes of the Month are selected by SSNB staff on the recommendation of SSNB representatives.

Holly is an outstanding student-athlete at Harbour View High School. She’s part of the senior women’s basketball, volleyball, rugby, badminton and athletics teams. She is also a member of our rowing team and plays an essential role in our unified basketball program. Holly is also a student leader at HVHS, where she is one of the student athletic directors who are responsible for helping organize events such as pep rallys, tournaments, and other activities put on by the athletic department. She is a brilliant student and challenges herself by taking Level 1 and Advanced courses. Also, Holly is busy playing an essential role in our school’s musical and theater productions. Finally, Holly was named captain of many sports teams during her years at HVHS.

Angus was a captain and helped lead our fall football team to the provincial championship finals for the second year in a row. He also led our men’s basketball team to a solid season, qualifying for regionals and winning two tournaments this year. Angus has really stepped up his game this spring by joining our rugby team for the first time. His speed, strength and exceptional athletic qualities have made him a key part of our starting squad. Angus also participates in extracurricular activities in our school as the Student Sports Manager, responsible for organizing scores and helping plan other events organized by our sports department, such as mind games and tournaments. Finally, Angus is a model student who maintains a very high GPA, while facing challenges with Advanced Courses (AP).

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

PEISAA Rudi’s Photography Intermediate Female Athlete of the Month for April

Rayna Goddard is a grade 8 student at École-sur-mer.

She has been a dedicated and positive presence in our school athletics program all year long. She proudly represented our school on the girls volleyball team, the wrestling team, and is currently competing on our flag football team. No matter the sport, Rayna consistently demonstrates determination, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

Beyond her athletic abilities, Rayna is always kind, respectful, and encouraging to those around her. She leads by example both on and off the court, field, and mat, and is someone her teammates and coaches can always count on. Her strong leadership qualities and positive attitude make her a fantastic role model within our school community.

Rayna est une élève de 8e année à École-sur-Mer. Elle a été une présence dévouée et positive au sein de notre programme sportif scolaire tout au long de l’année. Elle a fièrement représenté notre école au sein de l’équipe féminine de volleyball, de l’équipe de lutte, et elle fait actuellement partie de notre équipe de flag-football. Peu importe le sport, Rayna fait constamment preuve de détermination, d’esprit d’équipe et d’un excellent esprit sportif.

Au-delà de ses habiletés athlétiques, Rayna est toujours gentille, respectueuse et encourageante envers les autres. Elle montre l’exemple autant sur le terrain qu’à l’extérieur, et elle est une personne sur qui ses coéquipières et ses entraîneurs peuvent toujours compter. Ses grandes qualités de leadership et son attitude positive font d’elle un excellent modèle au sein de notre communauté scolaire.

PEISAA Rudi’s Photography Intermediate Male Athlete of the Month for April

Amherst Cove Gage Boyko for intermediate athlete of the month. Gage is a natural athlete that excels in all sports. Coming from a small school he doesn’t always get to demonstrate just how talented he is. Recently, he showed a great performance at the badminton meet, just missing provincials in both singles and doubles. He is also the quarter back and backbone of our flag football team. He will also compete in some events in track and field. Outside of school he plays AAA hockey and Baseball.

He is a coachable student and also tries to coach and help some of his team mates as well.

PEISAA Rudi’s Photography Sr Female Athlete of the Month for April

Maddie Lou Robertson – Westisle

Maddie Lou is a grade 11 at Westisle Composite High School, she excels in all sports that she participates in which include, soccer, basketball, badminton, and flag football. Maddie was a key factor on our AA women’s basketball team this season, she leads by example with her work ethic and determination on the floor, which helped her team to play some of their best basketball at the end of the season. A demonstration of her determination was running the floor in the final seconds of the championship game to lay the ball in for a 1-point victory at the buzzer. Maddie was a strong member of our senior badminton team, participating in doubles and mixed doubles, in doubles they finished 2nd overall to a strong team from Gray.

PEISAA Rudi’s Photography Sr Male Athlete of the Month for April

Vincent Chang – Rural

Vincent helped Rural claim two banners this season, with a gold medal finish in both mixed doubles and senior men’s doubles. Vincent was a leader both on and off the court. He shared his extensive badminton knowledge with teammates during games and also helped run drills during team practices.

SSNS 2026 Table Tennis Championships

SSNS 2026 TABE TENNIS TEAM CHAMPIONS

 GoldSilverBronze
Junior GirlsEB Chandler Junior HighHalifax Grammar SchoolMusquodoboit Rural High School
Intermediate GirlsInverness Education Centre/AcademyOxford SchoolNorth Nova Education Centre
Senior GirlsInverness Education Centre/AcademyYarmouth Consolidated Memorial HighMusquodoboit Rural High School
    
Junior BoysBible Hill Junior HighWolfville SchoolOxford School
Intermediate BoysDevi SchoolSouth Colchester AcademyInverness Education Centre/Academy
Senior BoysÉcole secondaire du SommetDevi SchoolCobequid Education Center

SSNS 2026 TABLE TENNIS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

 GoldSilverBronze
Junior GirlsSAIFY, Lamya (EBC)KELEMEN, Piper (RED)CROCKER, Isla (EBC)
Junior BoysDIWAN, Sagar (PWS)DIVECHA, Anand (DEVI)TOUSENARD, Max (BHJH)
    
Intermediate GirlsTURAJEVA, Hawa (OXS)HANNA, Violet (OXREC)NICKERSON, Emily (IECA)
Intermediate BoysKHARENKO, Anna (SOM)BHATIA, Sidhant (PWS)BURKE, Thomas (IECA)
    
Senior GirlsKOLEOGU, Ruveyda (YAR)ISENOR, Kailey (MUSQ)CORMIER, Zoie (IECA)
Senior BoysKHARENKO, Nicholas (SOM)CUI, Jerry (HHS)OZTURK, Arden (DEVI)

Code:

BHJH = Bible Hill Junior High; DEVI= DEVI School; EBC = E B Chandler Junior High; IECA= Inverness Education Centre/Academy; HHS= Horton High School; MUSQ= Musquodobolt Rural High School; OXS = Oxford School; OXREC= Oxford Regional Education Centre; PWS= Park West School; RED = Redcliffe Middle School; SOM = École secondaire du Sommet; YAR= Yarmouth Consolidated Memorial High School

BC School Sport Awards Winners

BCSS HONOURS OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTORS WITH 2026 AWARDS

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 our member schools.

Rick Thiessen – Mennonite Educational Institute

Lindsay Brooke, President; Rick Thiessen recipient; Jordan Abney, Executive Director

The Most Inspirational School recognizes a school whose exceptional commitment to leadership and service has positively impacted the lives ofnstudent-athletes This school has contributed significantly to their local community and the betterment of school sport broadly across the province.

École Secondaire Oak Bay High School – Victoria

École Secondaire Oak Bay High School

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 studentathletes by showcasing the very best of school sport in BC.

Tom Zillich – Surrey Now-Leader

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 student-athletes alike. The recipient has made a tangible impact on school sport and has demonstrated commitment to their studentathletes, their school, and their sport.

Patricia Anderson – Gleneagle Secondary

The Citation of Excellence – Coach 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.

Mike Dumouchelle – Guildford Park Secondary
Rob Steciuk – Okanagan Mission Secondary
Elisa Wong – Sir Charles Tupper Secondary

The Citation of Excellence – Official 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.

Frank Roberto – Football
Kevin Wallace – Basketball

The Citation of Excellence – Administrator recognizes the invaluable contributions from administrators to school sport. The recipient has shown leadership and sustainable support to athletic programs, athletic directors and coaches while contributing to the promotion and enhancement of athleticprograms and the student-athlete experience at the school.

Lynett Schramm – Sardis Secondary
Dennis Pavan – Notre Dame Regional Secondary

Standing Left to Right:  École Secondaire Oak Bay High School Shawn Boulding, Principal and Rich Fast, Athletic Director, Rob Steciuk, Mike Dumouchelle, Frank Roberto, Kevin Wallace, Tom Zillich, Dennis Pavan, Peter Battistin

Sitting Left to Right: Elisa Wong, Lynnet Schramm, Rick Thiessen, Patricia Anderson, Nicole McRae

SHSAA 2026 Badminton Championships

SHSAA 2026 Badminton Championship

 GOLDSILVERBRONZE
Girls SinglesCampbell (Jenny Chen)Aden Bowman (Jigisha Jain)Estevan (Jane Contillo)
Girls DoublesWalter Murray (Danica Hause/Chloe Luu)LeBoldus (Sofia Francisco/Claire Tacsay)Wilkie (Alivia Suchan/Brynlee Leinenweber)
Mixed DoublesCentral (Micah Salido Porter/Tara Nguyen)O’Neill (Nantas Eng/Lyka Calpatura)Campbell (Leilani Matsuyama/Allen Liu)
Boys SinglesRiffel (Gautham Sumesh)Walter Murray (Leo Lin)Centennial (Raymond Li)
Boys DoublesLeBoldus (Kieran Curtis/Ethan Curtis)St Mary (Greyson De Padua/Zayan Doctor) (PA)Campbell (Cayden Zheng/Alan Li)

SHSAA 2026 Badminton Competitors

SSA 2026 Team Handball Championships

SSA 2026 TEAM HANDBALL CHAMPIONS

 GIRLSBOYS
GOLDSalisbury Composite High SchoolSt Peter the Apostle Catholic High School
SILVERSt Peter the Apostle Catholic High SchoolBev Facey Community High School
BRONZERoss Sheppard High School Salisbury Composite High School
ANTIQUE BRONZESt Paul Regional High SchoolSt Paul Regional High School

Salisbury Composite High School
St Peter the Apostle Catholic High School

SSA 2026 TEAM HANDBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS PARTICIPANTS

GIRLSBOYS
Central Alberta Christian High SchoolBev Facey Community High School
Ernest Manning High SchoolCentral High School (Sedgewick)
Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High SchoolErnest Manning High School
Mayerthorpe Junior/Senior High SchoolLindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School
Ross Sheppard High SchoolMayerthorpe Junior/Senior High School
Salisbury Composite High SchoolSalisbury Composite High School
St Paul Regional High SchoolSt Paul Regional High School
St Peter the Apostle Catholic High SchoolSt Peter the Apostle Catholic High School

SSNL 2026 Girls Ball Hockey

SSNL 2026 Girls Ball Hockey Champions

 AAAAAA
GOLDEric G Lambert SchoolSt Lawrence AcademyValmont Academy
SILVER Henry Gordon AcademyJ M Olds CollegiateIndian River High
BRONZE J C Erhardt MemorialForgo Island Central AcademySt James Regional High
ANTIQUE BRONZE Valmont AcademyWhite Hills AcademyCanon Richards Memorial

Eric G Lambert School

St Lawrence Academy
Glovertown Academy

SSNL 2026 Girls Ball Hockey Individual Awards

1ASportsmanship
Eric G Lambert School Lois Shears
Henry Gordon Academy Sonya King
J C Erhardt Memorial Haily Dyson
Labrador Straits Academy 
Valmont Academy Emma Green
Sportsmanship Team Award Labrador Straits Academy
Tournament MVP Morgan Driscoll
  
2ASportsmanship
Copper Ridge AcademyEmma Sacrey
Forgo Island Central Academy Sara Donahue
J M Olds Collegiate Jersie Rogers
St Lawrence AcademyAnna Pittman
St Michael’s Regional High Cassidy Meadus
White Hills Academy Erica Pilgrim
Sportsmanship Team AwardSt Michaels Regional High
Tournament MVPJada Fleming
  
3ASportsmanship
Canon Richards MemorialAnna Diamond
Crescent CollegiateSophia Cumby
Glovertown AcademyKacey Tulk
Indian River HighLydia Weir
Menihek HighAlison Furlong
Mobile Central HighKate Dalton
St James Regional HighSophie King
Templeton AcademyGracie Delany
Sportsmanship Team AwardTempleton Academy
Tournament MVPLeah Thornhill

NTSSA 2026 Senior Super Soccer

NTSSA 2026 Super Soccer Champions

 GOLDSILVER
GIRLS 15 Tier 1École Sir John Franklin High SchoolÉcole St. Patrick’s High School
GIRLS 15 Tier 2Diamond Jenness Secondary SchoolÉcole Allain St-Cyr
GIRLS 19 Tier 1École Sir John Franklin High SchoolÉcole St. Patrick’s High School
GIRLS 19 Tier 2Diamond Jenness Secondary SchoolÉcole Sir John Franklin High School
   
BOYS 15 Tier 1École St. Patrick’s High SchoolÉcole Sir John Franklin High School
BOYS 15 Tier 2École Sir John Franklin High SchoolÉcole Allain St-Cyr
BOYS 19 Tier 1École St. Patrick’s High SchoolKugluktuk High School
BOYS 19 Tier 2École St. Patrick’s High SchoolChief Jimmy Bruneau School
École Sir John Franklin High School
Diamond Jenness Secondary School
École Sir John Franklin High School
Diamond Jenness Secondary School
École St. Patrick’s High School
École Sir John Franklin High School
École St. Patrick’s High School
École St. Patrick’s High School

NTSSA Super Soccer Participants

 GIRLSBOYS
15UChief Sunrise Education CentreDiamond Jenness Secondary School Black
 Diamond Jenness Secondary SchoolDiamond Jenness Secondary School Purple
 École Allain St-CyrEast Three Secondary School
 École Sir John Franklin High School BlackÉcole Allain St-Cyr
 École Sir John Franklin High School BlueÉcole Sir John Franklin High School Black
 École Sir John Franklin High School GoldÉcole Sir John Franklin High School Blue
 École St. Patrick’s High School GreenÉcole Sir John Franklin High School Gold
 École St. Patrick’s High School WhiteÉcole Sir John Franklin High School White
 Ehtseo Ayha School (Délı̨nę)École St. Patrick’s High School Green
  École St. Patrick’s High School White
  Paul William Kaesar High School
   
U19GIRLSBOYS
 Chief Jimmy Bruneau SchoolChief Jimmy Bruneau School
 Diamond Jenness Secondary SchoolEast Three Secondary School
 École Sir John Franklin High School BlackÉcole Sir John Franklin High School Blue
 École Sir John Franklin High School BlueÉcole Sir John Franklin High School Blue
 École Sir John Franklin High School GoldÉcole Sir John Franklin High School Gold
 École St. Patrick’s High School GreenÉcole St. Patrick’s High School Gold
 École St. Patrick’s High School WhiteÉcole St. Patrick’s High School Green
 Paul William Kaesar High SchoolÉcole St. Patrick’s High School White
  Kugluktuk High School
  Paul William Kaesar High School

Pizza Lunch Celebration in Inuvik!!! After winning the Kindness Wall Contest at Senior Super Soccer, students from East Three Secondary School in Inuvik celebrated with a pizza lunch from Lil Ava’s Pizza.

The winning message reminded everyone to: “PLAY HARD! (not too hard)”

A huge thank you to Ethan Lavoie, Kenzie MacDonald, and the students for sharing the photos and helping celebrate the spirit of fair play, kindness, and community through school sport.

Moments like these remind us that sport is about much more than competition. It is about connection, encouragement, and creating positive experiences together. #NTSchoolSports#KindnessWall#FairPlay#SuperSoccer#WeAreAllTeamNT#NorthOf60

2026 SSNB Badminton

CHAMPSIONS PROVINCIALS/PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS JUNIOR
 AAA DIVISIONAA DIVISIONA DIVISION
GOLDKennebecasis Valley High SchoolÉcole Polyvalente Louis-J.-RobichaudMoncton Christian Academy
SILVER Polyvalente Thomas-Albert 
BRONZE James M Hill High School 
ANTIQUE BRONZE Carlton North High School 
CHAMPSIONS PROVINCIALS/PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS SENIOR
 AAA DIVISIONAA DIVISIONA DIVISION
GOLDSaint John High SchoolÉcole Polyvalente Louis-J.-RobichaudÉcole Grande-Rivière
SILVER Woodstock High School 
BRONZE Polyvalente Thomas-Albert 
ANTIQUE BRONZE James M Hill High School Polyvalente Louis-Mailloux 

Kennebecasis Valley High School
Saint John High School
École Polyvalente Louis-J-Robichaud
Moncton Christian Academy
École Grande-Rivière

SSNB JUNIOR VARSITY 2026 INDIVIDUAL BADMINTON CHAMPIONS

LADIES SINGLESAAA DIVISIONAA DIVISIONA DIVISION
GOLDResults not availableJosee Bourgeois, LRJCaleigh Richards, CFAS
SILVER Reneta Reut, ESALauren Martin, ECB
BRONZE Sandrine Gauvin, LJRMarilou Goupil, PRP
ANTIQUE BRONZE Mily Berube, LJRAddison Smith, CFAS
    
LADIES DOUBLESAAA DIVISIONAA DIVISIONA DIVISION
GOLD Sandrine Gauvin / Josee B, LJRCaleigh Richards / Addison Smith, CFAS
SILVER Emery Kent / Prompt, CNHSMarilou Goupil / Alaoui, PRP
BRONZE Sophie Durepos / Joelle Beaulieu. PTACloe Richardson / Richard, ESDC
ANTIQUE BRONZE Mily Berube / Adele Leblanc, LJRAshli Theriault / Storr, MMHS
    
MIXED DOUBLESAAA DIVISIONAA DIVISIONA DIVISION
GOLD Alexandre Vautour / Sandrine Gauvin, LJRAllanach / Shaurya Punj, MCA
SILVER Dominik Noel / Josee Bourgeois, LJR (Hatt / Woodworth, PRS
BRONZE Kedric Côté / Joelle Beaulieu, PTARichards / Addison Smith, CFAS
ANTIQUE BRONZE Parker Brown / Dussault, WHSGuitar / Goupil, PRP
    
BOYS SINGLESAAA DIVISIONAA DIVISIONA DIVISION
GOLD Meka Cormier, LJRShaurya Punj, MCA
SILVER Alexandre Vautour, LJRChris Liu, RNS
BRONZE NE – Ishu Bhatt, JMHGabriel Adams, MCA
ANTIQUE BRONZE Kedric Côté, PTAZachary Roy, EMG
    
BOYS DOUBLESAAA DIVISIONAA DIVISIONA DIVISION
GOLD Results not availableAlexandre Vautour / Dominik Noe, LJRShaurya Punj / Gabriel Adams, MCA
SILVER Evan S / Meka Cormier, LJRChris Lui /Deng, RNS
BRONZE Ishu Bhatt / Antony S, JMHWoodworth / Woodworth, PRS
ANTIQUE BRONZE Alexandre S / Eric R, LJRSmith / McLellan, CFAS

SSNB SENIOR VARSITY 2026 BADMINTON INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

LADIES SINGLESAAA DIVISIONAA DIVISIONA DIVISION
GOLD Maika Berube, LJRLaura Bogacka, CNBA
SILVER Juliette Jacob, PLMJacklynn Richards, CFAS
BRONZE Sara Brown, WHSJuliet Belle-Smith, ESDC
ANTIQUE BRONZE Karelle St-Amand, PTAMarianne Leduc, PRP
    
LADIES DOUBLESAAA DIVISIONAA DIVISIONA DIVISION
GOLD Maika Berube / Janie Bourgeois, LJRLaura Bogacka/ Wilson, CNBA
SILVER Sara Brown / Renee Lunnie, WHSJacklynn Richard / Victoria, CFAS
BRONZE Karelle St-Amand / Parent, PTAJuliet Bell-Smith / Hendra, ESDC
ANTIQUE BRONZE Katia Duguay Theriault / Madeleine L, LJRMarianne Leduc / Lagacé, PRP
    
MIXED DOUBLESAAA DIVISIONAA DIVISIONA DIVISION
GOLD Felix Hebert /Janie B, LJRLejeune / Marianne Leduc, PRP
SILVER Bruno Leblanc / Maika B, LJRPitre-Ouellette / Lagacé, PRP
BRONZE Yanik Leblanc / Katia D T, LJRLaurence Boulet / Lucas Theriault, EGR
ANTIQUE BRONZE Karelle St-Amand / Bayando Marande, PTALaurence Boulet / Zachary Soucy, EGR
    
BOYS SINGLESAAA DIVISIONAA DIVISIONA DIVISION
GOLD Bruno Leblanc, LJRJustin Sonier, ECB
SILVER Felix Hebert, LJRZachary Soucy, EGR
BRONZE Yanik Leblanc, LJRLucas Theriault, EGR
ANTIQUE BRONZE Miguel Richard, CCMario Comeau, ECB
    
BOYS DOUBLESAAA DIVISIONAA DIVISIONA DIVISION
GOLD Felix Hebert / Bruno Leblanc, LJRSoucy / Thibodeau, EGR
SILVER Tyler B / Rob V, JMHSonier / Comeau, ECB
BRONZE Yanik Leblanc / Liam H-M, LJRLejeune / Pitres Ouellette, PRP
ANTIQUE BRONZE Miguel Richard / Jocelyn L, CCTheriault / Martin, EGR

SCHOOL CODES

CC = École Clément-Cormier; CFAS = Chipman Forest Avenue School; CNBA = Central New Brunswick Academy; CNHS = Carlton North High School; ÉGR = École Grande-Rivière; EMG = École Marie-Gaétane; ESDC = École Samuel-de-Champlain; ESA = École Sainte-Anne; JMH = James M Hill Memorial High School; KVHS = Kennebecasis Valley High School; LJR = Polyvalente Louis-J.-Robichaud; MCA = Moncton Christian Academy; MMHS = Minto Memorial High School; PLM = Polyvalente Louis-Mailoux; RNS = Rothesay Netherwood School; PRP = Polyvalente Rolant Pépin; PTA = Polyvalente Thomas-Albert; SJHS = St John High School; WHS = Woodstock High School

SSNB Junior Volleyball Championship – Championnat junior de volley-ball SSNB 2026

SSNB Junior Championship – Championnat junior de volley-ball SSNB 2026

SSNB 2026 JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS
 GoldSilver
A Girls/FillesÉcole Carrefour BeausoleilPolyvalente Roland Pépin
AA Girls/FillesÉcole secondaire Monseigneur-M-F-Richard Polyvalente Thomas-Albert
AAA Girls/FillesÉcole Mathieu-MartinLeo Hayes High School
   
AA Boys/GarçonsÉcole Marie-EsterHarvey High School
AAA Boys/GarçonsCité-des-Juenes-A-M SormanyFredericton High School

École Carrefour Beausoleil
École secondaire Monseigneur-M-F-Richard 
École Marie-Ester
École Mathieu-Martin
Cité-des-Juenes-A-M Sormany

SSNB 2026 JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL PARTICIPANTS

 Girls/FillesBoys/Garçons
AAACité-des-Juenes-A-M SormanyBernice MacNaughton High School
 École L’ OdysséeCité-des-Juenes-A-M Sormany
 École Mathieu-MartinÉcole Mathieu-Martin
 École secondaire NépisiguitÉcole L’ Odyssée
 Fredericton High SchoolÉcole secondaire Népisiguit
 Leo Hayes High SchoolFredericton High School
 Riverview High SchoolKennebecasis Valley High School
 Simonds High SchoolSussex Regional High School
   
AACarleton North High School Carleton North High School 
 École Aux quatre vents Centre scolaire Samuel-de-Champlain
 École secondaire Monseigneur-M-F-Richard École Aux quatre vents 
 Fundy Middle and High SchoolÉcole Marie-Ester
 Hampton High SchoolHarvey High School
 Miramichi Valley High SchoolJames M. Hill High School
 Polyvalente Louis-J.-Robichaud Miramichi Valley High School
 Polyvalente Thomas-AlbertSt Stephen High School
   
ACampobello Island Community School 
 Centre La fontaine 
 École Carrefour Beausoleil 
 École Grande- Rivière 
 École Maie Gaétane 
 Hartland Community School 
 Minto Memorial School 
 Polyvalente Roland Pépin 

SSA 2026 Badminton Championships

SSA 2026 BADMINTON TEAM CHAMPIONS

1AEdison School
2AE W Pratt High School
3AWestwood High School
4AArchbishop MacDonald Catholic High School
5ALillian Osborne High School

1A – Edison School
2A – E W Pratt High School
3A – Westwood High School
4A – Archbishop MacDonald Catholic High School
5A – Lillian Osborne High School

SSA 2026 BADMINTON INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

GIRLS SINGLES
 JUNIORINTERMEDIATESENIOR
GOLDChloe Li, Archbishop MacDonaldAlexa Zhang, Lillian OsborneFlora Tao, John G Diefenbaker
SILVERAnna Wang, W R MyersIvy Shang, Western CanadaMia Abe, Strathcona
BRONZEKimaya Satavalekar, Dr E P ScarlettXu Yuki, StrathconaKim Hayeong, Dr Anne Anderson
ANTIQUE BRONZEAlina LI, Harry AinlayTejasvi Patel, Sir Winston ChurchillAlice Yang, Sir Winston Churchill
GIRLS DOUBLES
 JUNIORINTERMEDIATESENIOR
GOLDKate Cheung/Michelle Diep, M E LazerteMaggie Hsu/Iris Lin, Lillian OsborneJulia Dang/Katelyn Lai, Lillian Osborne
SILVERAmy Cao/Janita Li, Lillian OsborneChloe Chan/Mah Grace, Archbishop MacDonaldWinney Feng/Joyce Huang, Archbishop MacDonald
BRONZENicole Wu/Yuli Xiao, Ernest ManningEric Swan/Elaine Zhu, Western CanadaAlex Chow/Lindsay Pan, Lethbridge Collegiate Institute
ANTIQUE BRONZELauren O’Leary/Xunday Yu, Western CanadaEmi Polec/Bela Varsanyi, Catholic CentralVanessa Liu/Isabella Yu, Ernest Manning
MIXED DOUBLES
 JUNIORINTERMEDIATESENIOR
GOLDAdele Yang Michael Yang, Killian OsborneChloe Cao/Kieran Shih, Lillian OsborneZoyi Chan/Hunjan Jaz, Bev Facey
SILVERCandy Wong/Bryce Mai, Sir Winston ChurchillAila Chorney/Maximillian Smith, Bishop CarrollCatherine Lee/Kim Mighty, Lillian Osborne
BRONZEBettina Sotto/Salaar Khan, ChinookAnnaliese Cheung/Alan Zhang, West Island CollegeAmy Liu/Ethan Chan, Sir Winston Churchill
ANTIQUE BRONZECirculado Jhane/Jerome Nikhil, St Oscar RomeroSun Bryan/Luo Yi Fei, Ross SheppardSamantha Lulu/Chris Zhao, John G Diefenbaker
BOYS SINGLES
 JUNIORINTERMEDIATESENIOR
GOLDNathan Zhou, Western CanadaOwen Wang, Sir Winston ChurchillRyan Chen, Lillian Osborne
SILVERMichael Yang, Harry AinlayRyder Persson, Olds HighYan Quichen, Strathcona
BRONZEVyom Kapur, EdisonFrederick Zhang, Old SconaRaymond Li, Sir Winston Churchill
ANTIQUE BRONZEPinto Deshitha, Paul KaneNick Crooks, St JosephNico Duggan, St Mary’s
BOYS DOUBLES
 JUNIORINTERMEDIATESENIOR
GOLDAlex Cai/Tristen Levasseur, Henry Wise SchoolJasper Andersson/Cavin Tian, Harry AinlayTerry Huang/Cameron Wong, Lillian Osborne
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Edison Eagles net 14th straight provincial team banner

Okotoks school extends dominant run in School Sport Alberta badminton

Remy Greer (https://www.westernwheel.ca/local-sports/edison-eagles-net-14th-straight-provincial-team-banner-12279136)

The Edison Eagles aren’t letting their grasp on the provincial badminton team banner slip.

Edison soared to its 14th consecutive School Sport Alberta 1A badminton team championship with 17 athletes contributing to the title earlier this month at Red Deer’s St. Joseph High.

“We’re all very positive towards each other, all very supportive of each other,” said Edison Grade 10 student Vyom Kapur on the school’s badminton culture. “But also it’s pretty strict as we have professional badminton coaches from outside Canada here.

“It’s very unique how they treat our badminton school program just like a club program, they incorporate all of the club aspects and train us like a club.”

Edison’s contingent — Kapur, Theo Ayas, Alexander Ayas, Sophia Bychkova, Kate De Rosa, Elizah Hernadez, Ata Koksal, Jannat Kaler, Max Knudston, Lincon Mannix-Gear, Lexis Mannix-Gear, Mia Obada, Kosisochi Onyebukwa, Shamiksha Sahoo, Matias Santos Ava Watters and Lente Zwanepoel — contributed to its 58 team points.

“It’s a good accomplishment,” said Edison Grade 10 student Theo Ayas. “But I feel like we did underperform a bit and although it’s not the best outcome we wanted, it is a good lesson to us and shows us we need to work harder if we want to win more next year.”

The Eagles finished 44 points ahead of their next closest team competitor, Bawlf, to run away with the 1A banner.

Kapur said the team could have performed even better.

“We definitely didn’t play our best game at this provincials, seeing some early exits,” he said. “But I think it’s a step forward and next year we’re going to come back way stronger and try to win a lot more.”

In terms of individual competition, Kapur posted the best finish with a bronze medal in the junior boys singles event with five wins in six games.

“To be part of the sport is very special to me,” said Kapur, who competes in club badminton as well. “I definitely take it farther than Edison requires you to do and what they want you to do.

“I enjoy competing nationally, across Canada, and I’m going to continue pursuing this sport next year and hopefully winning gold for Edison in the coming years.”

Theo Ayas teamed up with Hernadez in the junior mixed doubles, finishing fifth as a first-year duo.

“I think we did well,” he said. “We just started practising this year together, so I think in the future we have lots of potential to get stronger and place higher.”

Holy Trinity Academy posted a 25-point finish in Red Deer, good for seventh among 4A schools while Strathcona-Tweedsmuir posted 19 points, fourth in the 3A ranks.