BCSS 2024 Junior Basketball Championship
	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
JUNIOR GIRLS	Semiahmoo Secondary	GW Graham Secondary	Argyle Secondary
JUNIOR BOYS	Terry Fox Secondary	St Patrick Regional Secondary	Oak Bay Secondary

BCSS Junior 2024 Participants

Boys	Girls
Abbotsford Christian School	Argyle Secondary
Brentwood College	Centennial School
Brookswood Secondary	Credo Christian Schools
Burnaby Mountain Secondary	Crofton House
Charles Hays Secondary	Duchess Park Secondary
Collingwood School	École Riverside Secondary
Duchess Park Secondary	GW Graham Secondary
Enver Creek Secondary	Holy Cross Regional High School
Enver Creek Secondary	J.L. Jackson Secondary
Fleetwood Park Secondary	Jaffray Elem-Jr Secondary
GW Graham Secondary	Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary
Handsworth Secondary	Mark R. Isfeld Senior Secondary
Kalamalka Secondary	Mennonite Educational Institute
Kelowna Secondary	Notre Dame Regional Secondary
Killarney Secondary	Oak Bay Secondary
L A Matheson Secondary	Okanagan Mission Secondary
Mark R. Isfeld Senior Secondary	Pacific Academy
New Westminster Secondary	Pitt Meadow Secondary
Oak Bay Secondary	Seaquam Secondary
Pacific Academy	Semiahmoo Secondary
R E Mountain Secondary	Shas Ti Kelly Road Secondary
Richmond Secondary	St Michaels University School
Rick Hansen Secondary	St Patrick Regional Secondary
Rutland Senior Secondary	Westsyde Secondary
Shas Ti Kelly Road Secondary
St Michaels University School
St Patrick Regional Secondary
South Kamloops Secondary
Tamanawis Secondary
Terry Fox Secondary
Vancouver College
Vancouver Technical Secondary

AWARDS 2024 JUNIOR GIRLS

Champions: Semiahmoo Secondary

Top 10 Teams

1. Semiahmoo Secondary

2. GW Graham Secondary

3. Argyle Secondary

4. Holy Cross Regional High School

5. Mennonite Educational Institute

6. Okanagan Mission Secondary

7. Oak Bay Secondary

8. Westsyde Secondary

9. St Michaels University School

10. Jaffray Elem-Jr Secondary

Top Defensive Player – Eva Woodward, from Argyle

Most Sportsmanlike Team – Westsyde Secondary

First Team All-Stars

MEI: Ali Bos; GW Graham: Holly-Rae Myrden; GW Graham: Macie Svehla; Argyle: Eva Woodward; Semiahmoo: Sonum Sran

Second Team All-Stars

Oak Bay: Adelle Bergmann; Holy Cross: Mia Guerrero; Semiahmoo: Savanna Wong; GW Graham: Kiera Bergen; OKM: Hana Friedan

AWARDS 2024 JUNIOR BOYS

Champions – Terry Fox Ravens

Top 10 Teams

1. Terry Fox

2. St. Patrick

3. Oak Bay

4. Vancouver College

5. Collingwood

6. Enver Creek

7. Pacific Academy

8. L.A. Matheson

9. Abbotsford Christian

10. Killarney

Most Valuable Player -Jayson Ikani, Terry Fox

Best Defensive Player – Adriel Bouguep, Pacific Academy

Championship Player of the Game – Jayson Imani, Terry Fox

Most Sportsmanlike Team– Rutland Voodoos

First Team All-Stars

Marvin Reyes, Terry Fox; Marcus Kao, Oak Bay; Smeer Sandhar, Enver Creek; Nathan Chen, Vancouver College; Riley Santa Juana, St. Patrick

Second Team All-Stars

Olin Lakos, Oak Bay; Kaman Kaila, New Westminster; Harry Bell, Collingwood; Jaiden Quan, St. Patrickl Judah Ashbee, Pacific Academy

OFSAA 2024 Alpine Skiing Team Champions
	Gold	Silver	Bronze
High School Girls Slalom Team	Asbury College, NCSSAA	St Peter Catholic Secondary School, COSSA	Leaside High School, TDSSAA
High School Boys Slalom Team	Asbury College, NCSSAA	South Carleton High School, NCSSAA	Trinity College School, CISAA
Open Girls Slalom Team	École secondaire publique Louis-Riel, NCSSAA	Collingwood Collegiate Institute, GBSSA	Nicholson Catholic College, COSSA
Open Boys Slalom Team	Collingwood Collegiate Institute, GBSSA	Asbury College, NCSSAA	Royal St George’s College, CISAA
High School Girls Giant Slalom Team	Asbury College, NCSSAA	Barrie North Collegiate, GBSSA	Eastview Secondary School, GBSSA
High School Boys Giant Slalom Team	Our Lady of the Bay Catholic High School, GBSAA	Almonte and District High School, ESSOAA	Asbury College, NCSSAA
Open Girls Giant Slalom Team	Our Lady of the Bay Catholic High School, GBSAA	Melvern Collegiate Institute, TDSSAA	Collingwood Collegiate Institute, GBSSA
Open Boys Giant Slalom Team	Collingwood Collegiate Institute, GBSSA	Asbury College, NCSSAA	Royal St George’s College, CISAA

OFSAA 2024 Alpine Skiing Individual Champions
	Gold	Silver	Bronze
High School Girls Slalom	Kaari Hall, Ashbury College	Ella Beltran, Ashbury College	Kate Bouchard, Marymount Academy
High School Boys Slalom	Eoin McTernan, Almonte and District High School	Nic Brien, South Carleton High School	Andrew Dorchuk, Our Lady of the Bay Catholic High School
Open Girls Slalom	Jillian Deeks, Northern Secondary School	Jordyn Rog, ÉSP Louis-Riel	Rachel MacMillian, Collingwood Collegiate Institute
Open Boys Slalom	Hayden Copp, Our Lady of the Bay Catholic High School	Cameron Warner, Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute	Will Greer, Royal St George’s College
High School Girls Giant Slalom	Sierra Frankcom, Barrie North Collegiate	Kaari Hall, Ashbury College	Emily Blaire, Barrie North Collegiate
High School Boys Giant Slalom	Ray Macaulay, North Toronto Collegiate Institute	Andrew Dorchuk, Our Lady of the Bay Catholic High School	Marshal Fletcher, Renfrew Collegiate Institute
Open Girls Giant Slalom	Jillian Deeks, Northern Secondary School	Rachel MacMillian, Collingwood Collegiate Institute	Jordyn Rog, ÉSP Louis-Riel
Open Boys Giant Slalom	Collin Wiseman, The York School	Cameron Warner, Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute	Will Greer, Royal St George’s College

Lightning shuts down OFSAA Alpine competition early

Provincial races at Osler Bluff cut short with announcement to ‘seek shelter’ during storm

Gisele Winton Sarvis

It’s rare for skiers to seek shelter due to lightning, but it happened Tuesday halfway through the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) Alpine races in the Blue Mountains.

Osler Bluff Ski Club hosted the provincial high school alpine skiing championships Monday and Tuesday.

Sunny skies greeted student athletes for the giant slalom event Monday.

Tuesday was another story.

Lightning was spotted over Georgian Bay in a lead grey sky.

“Seek shelter,” was announced and repeated by race officials across the club at approximately 11:30 a.m.

Lightning continued through light rain, followed by hail, heavy winds and heavy rain. Organizers ended the competition and used first run times for results.

“Both race days were met with wild weather and changing snow conditions,” said Colin Scott, alpine ski coach for Collingwood Collegiate Institute

“The Owls persevered and proved that they deserved to compete at the provincial level,” said Scott.

Awards were held indoors shortly after 2 p.m. with medals to the top three finishers and ribbons for fourth to eighth place. There were two divisions, one for athletes who haven’t raced with ski clubs (high school) and those who have raced with clubs (open).

Collingwood Collegiate Institute athletes brought home seven medals: two gold, two silver and three bronze.

Both gold medals came from the boys’ open-level team in slalom and giant slalom. The team includes Finn Green, Ian McKeller, Ryne Henry, Evan Chisolm and Wesley MacMillian. They also won two 2024 Boys OFSAA Alpine Champions banners.

Green also won a bronze medal in giant slalom.

The girls won four medals. Rachael MacMillian won both a silver and a bronze medal for her events. 

The girls’ open-level team skied for a silver in slalom and a bronze in giant slalom. The team includes Rachael MacMillian, Genny Rossbaum, Avy King, Olivia Behan-Foy and Fallon Murphy.

Our Lady of the Bay (OLB) won five medals: three gold, one silver and a bronze.

Hayden Copp won a gold medal in the boys’ open individual slalom. The girls’ open GS team won gold and the boys’ high school team won gold in the giant slalom.

Andrew Dorchuk won silver in the boys’ (high school) individual giant slalom and a bronze in the slalom.

OLB athletes achieved three fourth-place finishes with the the girls’ open slalom team, the boys open GS team and with Grace Grant in the girls’ open individual GS (L2).

Barrie’s Eastview Secondary School won a bronze medal in the girls’ (high school) team GS.

OFSAA 2024 Nordic Skiing Team Champions
	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Junior Girls Team	ÉSC Thériault	Collingwood Collegiate Institute, GBSSA	Huntsville High School, GBSSA
Junior Boys Team	Glebe Collegiate Institute, NCSSAA	Huntsville High School, GBSSA	West Carleton Secondary School,NCSSAA
Junior Team Combined	Huntsville High School, GBSSA	Glebe Collegiate Institute, NCSSAA	Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School, NOSSA
Senior Girls Team	Glebe Collegiate Institute, NCSSAA	Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School, NOSSA	Lockerby Composite School, NOSSA
Senior Boys Team	Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School, NOSSA	Orangeville District Secondary School, CWOSSA	Twin Lakes Secondary School, GBSSA
Senior Team Combined	Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School	Glebe Collegiate Institute, NCSSAA	Twin Lakes Secondary School, GBSSA
Junior Girls Sprint Relay Team	ÉSC Thériault, NEOAA	Collingwood Collegiate Institute, GBSSA	Huntsville High School, GBSSA
Junior Boys Sprint Relay Team	Glebe Collegiate Institute, NCSSAA	Huntsville High School, GBSSA	Korah Collegiate Vocational School, NOSSA
Senior Girls Sprint Relay Team	Glebe Collegiate Institute, NCSSAA	Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School, NOSSA	Lockerby Secondary School, NOSSA
Senior Boys Sprint Relay	Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School, NOSSA	Twin Lakes Secondary School, GBSSA	Orangeville District Secondary School, CWOSSA

OFSAA 2024 Nordic Skiing Championship
	Gold	Silver	Bronze
High School Jr Girls	Kiana Charest, ÉSC Thériault	Ailsa Bogan, Orangeville	Violet Humphries, Haliburton Heights
High School Jr Boys	Daniel Meisenheimer, West Carleton	James Laughton, Huntsville	Myles Clinton, St Mary DCVI
Open Jr Girls	Anna Vurma, Twin Lakes	Cjhantal Kukulka, ÉSC Thériault	Sofia Smith, Parry Sound
Open Jr Boys	Evan Moore, Collingwood	Percy Wiersma, Bear Creek	Oscar Bereznai, Glebe
Exhibition Sprint Jr Girls	Jean-Jacques Michener, Collingwood	Vivienne Verney, Merivale	Clare Balkissoon, Lisgar CI
Exhibition Sprint Jr Boys	Evan Moore, Collingwood	Nathaniel Storer, Ashbury College	Percy Wiersma, Bear Creek
Junior Girls Para	Melina Bernardo, St Mary’s College
High School Sr Girls	Chantal Abbott, Collingwood	Cate Gottieb, Huntsville	Maea Knights, Our Lady of the Bay
High School Sr Boys	Ewan MacKay, Owen Sound	Sam Rice, Lo-Ellen Park	Stephan Rozin, Cairine Wilson
Open Sr Girls	Beth Marchant, Georgian Bay	Elle Waite, Twin Lakes	Mia Smith, Parry Sound
Open Sr Boys	Graeme Abbott, A Y Jackson	Erik Vurma, Twin Lakes	Nathan Golisky, Georgian Bay
Exhibition Sprint Sr Girls	Aleida Nelson, Owen Sound	Luna Abbott, Saugeen DSS	Elsie Hawkes, Nepean
Exhibition Sr Boys	Malcolm McCulllock, Collingwood	Nathan Golisy, Georgian Bay	Gavin Berube, Ignace HS

SSNS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 2024

	Girls	Boys
Gold	Citadel High School	Citadel High School
Silver	Charles P Allen	Horton High School
Bronze	Horton High School	Bay View High School
Antique Bronze	Yarmouth Consolidated Memorial High	Park View Education Centre

SSNS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 2024 PARTICIPANTS

BOYS	GIRLS
Bay View High School	Memorial High School
Riverview High School	Charles P Allen
Breton Education Centre	Horton High School
Citadel High School	Northumberland Regional High
Horton High School	Amherst Regional High
Cobequid Educational Centre	Glace Bay High School
North Nova Education Centre	Citadel High School
Park View Education Centre	Yarmouth Consolidated Memorial High

JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL PROVINCIALS: Citadel Phoenix win boys and girls provincial championships in Coxheath and Wolfville

Jeremy Fraser 

COXHEATH, N.S. – The Citadel Phoenix will be bringing a pair of School Sport Nova Scotia junior varsity basketball provincial championships back to the Halifax area.

Citadel claimed both the boys’ and girls’ provincial titles over the weekend in Coxheath and Wolfville respectively.

In the boys’ tournament at Riverview High School in Coxheath, Citadel downed the Horton Griffins 103-58 to capture the championship title. Statistics were not provided.

Meanwhile, in the girls’ tournament at Horton High School in Wolfville, the Phoenix downed the Charles P. Allen Cheetahs of Bedford 85-52 to win their title.

Riley Lirette led the way with 19 points, while Elizabeth McDonough had 14 points for the Phoenix.

Lauren Jonasson had 16 points and Josie Thurlow chipped in with 10 points for the Cheetahs.

In the boys’ tournament, the Riverview Ravens and Breton Education Centre Bears played on Sunday. Riverview lost the placement game 86-79 to the North Nova Gryphons of New Glasgow, while BEC was downed 85-74 by the Bay View Sharks of Upper Tantallon in the bronze medal semifinal game.

In the girls’ tournament, the Memorial Marauders and Glace Bay Panthers both played in the bronze medal semifinal games on Sunday. Horton beat Memorial 60-32 and Yarmouth edged Glace Bay 65-61.

SSNS GIRLS’ HOCKEY 2024

	Division 1	Division 2
Gold	Citadel High School	Dalbrae Academy
Silver	Halifax West High School	Strait Area Education and Rec Centre

SSNS GIRLS’ HOCKEY 2024 PARTICIPANTS

DIVISION 1	DIVISION 2
Halifax West High School	Middleton Regional High School
Charles P Allen High School	West Kings District High School
North Nova Education Centre	Dalbrae Academy
Northumberland Regional High	Strait Area Education and Recreation Centre
Avon View High School
Citadel High School
J L Illsley High School
Cobequid Educational Centre

Citadel, Dalbrae win School Sport Nova Scotia girls’ hockey titles

George Myrer 

Kathleen Allen-Rawding scored the winning goal as the Citadel Phoenix edged the Halifax West Warriors 4-3 to capture the School Sport Nova Scotia Division 1 girls hockey championship on Sunday at West Colchester United Arena.

The Warriors jumped out to a 3-1 lead on goals by Grace Henderson, Jasim Cian Alcido and Gabby Smith.

Marina Vanwart had Citadel’s first goal while Anna Bezanson and Ava Lorette sparked the Phoenix rally.

The Phoenix advanced to the championship game with a thrilling 1-0 overtime win over the C.P. Allen Cheetahs on a goal by Lorette. Kaia LaMorre had the shutout.

The Warriors advanced to the championship game with a 4-0 win over Cobequid. Alcido scored twice while Julia McInnis and Henderson had singles and Anna Wen Sampson had the shutout.

Division 2

The Dalbrae Dragons captured the Division 2 championship with a 2-1 win over Strait Area Education Recreation Centre Saints at the Middleton Arena.

Floragael MacNeil scored both goals for the Dragons, a breakaway goal in the first period and a shorthanded marker in the second period.

Sidnee Wood had the lone goal for the Saints, which came with 55 seconds to play in regulation time.

Dalbrae went undefeated in the tournament with four wins.

HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY PROVINCIALS: Dalbrae Academy defeats SAERC in all-Cape Breton Division 2 girls’ championship final in Middleton

Jeremy Fraser 

MIDDLETON, N.S. – The Dalbrae Dragons will bring another provincial title back to Mabou.

Dalbrae captured the School Sport Nova Scotia Division 2 girls’ hockey provincial championship title on Sunday, defeating Cape Breton rival Strait Area Education Recreation Centre Saints 2-1 in the championship game at the Middleton Arena.

Floragael MacNeil scored both goals for the Dragons, scoring once on a breakaway in the first period and shorthanded in the second period.

Sidnee Wood had the lone goal for the Saints, which came with 55 seconds to play in regulation time with the Port Hawkesbury school’s net empty.

Dalbrae went undefeated in the tournament with four wins. SAERC earned their spot in the final with a 5-4 win over West Kings in the semifinal game on Saturday.

HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY PROVINCIALS: Dalbrae Academy wins twice, SAERC drops two to begin Division 2 girls’ tournament in Middleton

Jeremy Fraser | Posted: Feb. 23, 2024

MIDDLETON, N.S. – Cape Breton hockey teams had mixed results at the School Sport Nova Scotia Division 2 girls’ provincial championship in Middleton on Friday.

The Dalbrae Dragons opened the tournament with a 6-0 win over the Strait Area Education Recreation Centre Saints before beating the host Middleton 8-1 at the Middleton Arena.

Meanwhile, later in the day, the Saints also dropped a 4-2 decision to the West Kings Wolverines to drop their record to 0-2-0-0 at the tournament.

The only other score, not involving a Cape Breton team, saw Middleton earn a 4-3 overtime victory over West Kings to begin the tournament Friday afternoon.

The tournament will resume on Saturday with SAERC playing Middleton at 12 p.m. and Dalbrae facing West Kings at 2 p.m.

The championship game will be held on Sunday at 1 p.m.

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
VARSITY GIRLS	Sexsmith Secondary School	École secondaire Lacombe Composite High School	Holy Rosary High School
VARSITY BOYS	Archbishop Jordan Catholic High School	Paul Rowe Junior Senior High School	Didsbury High School
MIXED DOUBLES	Lethbridge Collegiate Institute	Dr Anne Anderson School	Frank Maddock High School

ASAA 2024 Curling Participants
Boys	Girls	Mixed
Frank Maddock High School	Frank Maddock High School	Frank Maddock High School
Paul Rowe Junior Senior High School	St Albert Catholic High School	Dr Anne Anderson School
Roland Michener Secondary School	Roland Michener Secondary School	Cochrane High School
Didsbury High School	ÉS Lacombe Composite High School	County Central High School (Vulcan)
Holy Rosary High School	Holy Rosary High School	Lethbridge Collegiate Institute
Westmount Charter	Winston Churchill High School (Lethbridge)	École H J Cody High School
Vegreville Composite High School	Holy Trinity Academy (Okotoks)	Roland Michener Secondary School
Henry Wise Wood High School	Sexsmith Secondary School	Holy Rosary High School
ÉS Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School	Westmount Charter School	Heritage Christian Academy
Warner School	Charles Spencer High School	Sexsmith Secondary School

NBIAA-ASINB 2024 Senior Basketball Championships

	GOLD	SCORE	SILVER
A Girls	Harvey High School	61-50	Southern Victoria High School
AA Girls	St. Stephen High School	73-67	Rothesay Netherwood School
AAA Girls	St. Malachy’s High School	66-55	Harrison Trimble High School
A Boys	John Caldwell School	72-39	Centre scolaire communautaire Samuel-de-Champlain
AA Boys	Fundy Middle & High School	95-54	École Sainte-Anne
AAA Boys	Kennebecasis Valley High School	69-56	St. Malachy’s High School

ASAA 2024 Rural Wrestling – Team Results

GIRLS	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
1A/2A	Raymond High	Victoria Park	Sexsmith Secondary
3A	St Joseph’s Collegiate (Brooks)	Wetaskiwin Composite	St Jean Paul II
4A	Lethbridge Collegiate	Medicine Hat High	Chinook High
BOYS	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
1A/2A	Stirling School	Beiseker Community School	David Thompson High
3A	Cardston High	W R Myers	Wetaskiwin Composite
4A	Lethbridge Collegiate	Medicine Hat High	Grand Prairie Composite
Combined	Lethbridge Collegiate	Raymond High	Medicine Hat High

ASAA 2024 Rural Wrestling – Individual Results

Wt	Male	School	Wt	Female	Team
50kg	Darien Smith	G P Composite	44kg	Caitlyn Mora	Raymond High
53kg	Janvier Bukuru	Medicine Hat High	50kg	Summer Culter	Raymond High
56kg	Dallin Comin	Cardston High	53kg	Reese Ferguson	Chinook High
59kg	Cash Friend	Beiseker Community School	57kg	Laurianne Zumbach	Raymond High
62kg	Austin Franczak	David Thompson High	61kg	Payton Shields	Lethbridge Collegiate
65kg	Christien Lowry	Lethbridge Collegiate Institute	65kg	Kimberley Maine	Victoria Park
68kg	Thomas Ellis-Toddington	Lethbridge Collegiate Institute	70kg	Brooke O’Connor	Wetaskiwin Composite
72kg	Solomon Prenevost	Lethbridge Collegiate Institute	75kg	Anyah Paalam	St Joseph’s Collegiate (Brooks)
76kg	Russell Comin	Cardston High	82kg	Elizabeth Zacharias	St Joseph’s Catholic High (GP)
82kg	Brock Seely	Stirling School	90kg	Harlie Salmon	Raymond High
90kg	Corbin Thomas	École McTavish (Fort Mac.)	90+kg	Lidia Jada	St Joseph’s Collegiate (Brooks)
98kg	Tony Peters	W R Myers
108kg	William Kozakewich	Medicine Hat High
120kg	Ben Gardner	W R Myers
120+kg	Lowrence Jada	St Joseph’s Collegiate (Brooks)

Full results click here

Team Results

	GOLD	SILVER	BROZNE
GIRLS	Cariboo Hill Secondary	Maple Ridge Secondary	George P Vanier Secondary
BOYS	W J Mouat Secondary	Tamanawis Secondary	Alberni District Secondary
OVERALL	W J Mouat Secondary	Maple Ridge Secondary	Queen Margaret’s School

Individual Results

Wt	Male	School	Wt	Female	Team
38kg	Brayden Zuback	Queen Margaret’s	40kg	Iraabir Sooch	L A Matheson Secondary
41kg	Nolan Cross	Alberni District Secondary	43kg	Ceola Kelly	Collingwood School
45kg	Gaurav Bahi	Earl Marritt Secondary	47kg	Unya Hollmayer	Georges P Vanier Secondary
48kg	Caleb Trudeau	George Elliot Secondary	51kg	Taranpreet Shillon	Semiahmoo Secondary
51kg	Clarence Brion	Gladstone Secondary	54kg	Rylie Chew	Cariboo Hill Secondary
54kg	Micah Calapiz	Notre Dame Regionals Secondary	57kg	Agnia Krakovska	Maple Ridge Secondary
57kg	Riley Jhuty	Matthew McNair Secondary	60kg	Ashton Senko	Maple Ridge Secondary
60kg	Arad Ahangi	Carson Graham Secondary	64kg	Kaiya Mannapso	Hugh McRoberts Secondary
63kg	Mustafa Nasir	Tamanawis Secondary	69kg	Tehya Chew	Cariboo Hill Secondary
66kg	Liam Gordon	École Dr Charles Best Secondary	75kg	Rei Nagatomi	Frances Kelsey Secondary
70kg	Sasha Chuprynz	Port Moody Secondary	90kg	Paradise Johnson	W J Mouat Secondary
74kg	Sartaj Sandhera	Khalsa Secondary (Surrey)	110kg	Elise Ingram	J L Jackson Secondary
78kg	Harjot Singh	Princess Margaret Secondary (Surry)	130kg	Bea (Jayde) Davidson	Gidgalang Kuuyas Naay
84kg	Ewan England	Chilliwack Secondary
90kg	Michealjeet Grewel	W J Mouat Secondary
110kg	Tejvir Dhinsa	W J Mouat Secondary
130kg	Jagroop Shinsa	W J Mouat Secondary
HWT	Kieran Courchaine	New Westminster Secondary

MHSAA 2024 Dairy Farmers of Manitoba AA Provincial Hockey Championships.

MHSAA 2023 Dairy Farmers of Manitoba AA Boys Varsity Hockey Championship
GOLD	Glenboro/Carberry/Baldur (Co-Op)
SILVER	Killarney/Wawanesa (Co-Op)
BRONZE	Carman/St Claude (Co-Op) vs
4th	Major Pratt School
5th	Minnedosa/Erickson (Co-Op)
6th	Boissevain/Souris/Deloraine/Waskada (Co-Op)

MHSAA 2024 Dairy Farmers of Manitoba AA Boys Varsity Hockey Championship Participants

Glenboro/Carberry/Baldur (Co-Op)

Killarney/Wawanesa (Co-Op)

Boissevain/Souris/Deloraine/Waskada (Co-Op)

Minnedosa/Erickson (Co-Op)

Carman/St Claude (Co-Op)

Major Pratt School