PEISAA 2024 POWERLIFTING CHAMPIONSHIPS
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NWT Power Corp 2024 Cager Senior Basketball Tournament
| NWT 2024 Power Corp Cager Senior Basketball Tournament | |
| 15U A Girls | |
| 15U AA Girls Tier 1 | Sir John Franklin High School |
| 18U A Girls | Líídlįį Kúę Regional High School |
| 18U AA Girls Tier 1 | Sir John Franklin High School |
| 15U AA Boys | École St Patrick High School |
| 15U A Boys Tier 2 | Sir John Franklin High School |
| 18U AA Boys | École St Patrick High School |
| 18U A Boys | Diamond Jenness Secondary School |
| NWT 2024 Power Corp Cager Senior Basketball Tournament | ||
| GIRLS | BOYS TIER 1 | |
| U15 | École St Patrick High School | École St Patrick High School – Green |
| Sir John Franklin High School | École St Patrick High School -White | |
| Chief Sunrise Education Centre (Exhibition Team) | Sir John Franklin High School – Yellow | |
| Grade 8 White (Exhibition Team) | Chief Jimmy Bruneau Regional High School | |
| BOYS TIER 2 | ||
| École St Patrick High School – Gold | ||
| École St Patrick High School -Blue | ||
| Diamond Jenness Secondary School | ||
| Chief Jimmy Bruneau Regional High School (Exhibition Team) | ||
| GIRLS | BOYS | |
| U18 | École St Patrick High School | École St Patrick High School – Green |
| Killinik High School (Cambridge Bay) | Sir John Franklin High School | |
| Sir John Franklin High School | École St Patrick High School – White | |
| Líídlįį Kúę Regional High School | Líídlįį Kúę Regional High School | |
| Diamond Jenness Secondary School | ||
NBIAA/ASINB 2024 Wrestling Championship
NBIAA/ASINB 2024 Team Wrestling Champions
| GOLD | SILVER | BROZNE | |
| GIRLS | Oromocto High School | Harrison Trimble High School | Moncton High School |
| BOYS | Harrison Trimble High School | École secondaire Népisiguit | Oromocto High School |
NBIAA/ASINB 2024 Individual Wrestling Champions
| Wt | Male | School | Wt | Female | Team |
| 47kg | Gabe Mitton | Oromocto High School | 47kg | Niti Gupta | Bernice MacNaughton High School |
| 50kg | Delsom Dedham | Bonar Law Memorial School | 51kg | Darla White | Fredericton High School |
| 54kg | Cameron Gould | Rothesay High School | 55kg | Brittany Lavigne | École secondaire Népisiguit |
| 57kg | Connor Smith | Harrison Trimble High School | 60kg | Nastah Saidi | Harrison Trimble High School |
| 61kg | José Gomez | Fredericton High School | 66kg | Izzy Liwton | St Stephen High School |
| 65kg | Meryerdad Zamani | Bathurst High School | 72kg | Donica Lynn | Oromocto High School |
| 70kg | MacKenzie Kearns | Harrison Trimble High School | 78kg | Chloe Richardson | Oromocto High School |
| 75kg | Noah Savoie | École secondaire Népisiguit | 84kg | Makaila Gohas | Moncton High School |
| 82kg | Brady Atherton | Oromocto High School | 90kg | MacKenzie McDiarmid | Oromocto High School |
| 90kg | Kolby Wood | Harrison Trimble High School | HWT | Pepper Pepperdene Gallant | Bonar Law Memorial School |
| 105kg | Alexi Blanchard | École secondaire Népisiguit | |||
| 125kg | Skylar Deslauriers | Rothesay High School | |||
| HWT | Nygael tremblay | École secondaire Népisiguit |
NWT Power Corp 2024 Cager Junior Basketball Tournament
NWT Power Corp Cager Junior Basketball Tournament
| Grade 6 Girls | Kullik Ilihakvik Elementary School (Cambridge Bay) |
| Grade 7 Girls | École St. Joseph School |
| Grade 8 Girls | École St Patrick High School |
| Grade 6 Boys | Weledeh Catholic School |
| Grade 7 Boys | Princess Alexandra School |
| Grade 8 Boys | Kullik Ilihakvik Elementary School (Cambridge Bay) |
| NWT 2024 Power Corp Cager Junior Basketball Tournament | ||
| GIRLS | BOYS | |
| GRADE 6 | École St. Joseph School – 3 teams | École St. Joseph School – 4 teams |
| Mildred Hall School – 3 teams | École William MacDonald Middle School – 5 teams | |
| École William MacDonald Middle School – 5 teams | École Allain St-Cyr School | |
| Kullik Ilihakvik Elementary School (Cambridge Bay) – 3 teams | Princess Alexandra School – 2 teams | |
| Weledeh Catholic School – 2 teams | Weledeh Catholic School | |
| K’alemi Dene School | Mildred Hall School – 2 teams | |
| K’alemi Dene School | ||
| Kullik Ilihakvik Elementary School (Cambridge Bay) – 2 teams | ||
| Grade 7 | École William MacDonald Middle School – 2 teams | École William MacDonald Middle School – 2 teams |
| École St. Joseph School – 2 teams | École St. Joseph School | |
| Princess Alexandra School | Princess Alexandra School | |
| Weledeh Catholic School | ||
| École Allain St-Cyr School | ||
| Grade 8 | École St Patrick High School – 2 teams | École St Patrick High School – 2 teams |
| École William MacDonald Middle School | École William MacDonald Middle School – 2 teams | |
| Range Lake North | Mildred Hall Elementary School | |
| École Allain St-Cyr School | Kullik Ilihakvik Elementary School (Cambridge Bay) | |
NBIAA/ASINB 2024 Junior Basketball Championships
| GOLD | SILVER | |
| GIRLS AA | Woodstock High School | Carleton North High School |
| GILRS AAA | Kennebecasis Valley High School | Riverview High School |
| BOYS A | Grand Manan Community School | Ecole Samuel-de-Champlain |
| BOYS AA | Carleton North High School | Woodstock High School |
| BOYS AAA | Kennebecasis Valley High School | Fredericton High School |
| NBIAA 2024 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL PARTICIPANTS | |
| JUNIOR VARSITY AAA GIRLS | JUNIOR VARSITY AAA BOYS |
| Riverview High School | Kennebecasis Valley High School |
| Fredericton High School | École L’Odyssée |
| Miramichi Valley High School | Fredericton High School |
| Kennebecasis Valley High School | Bernice MacNaughton High School |
| James M Hill High School | Leo Hayes High School |
| Harbour View High School | Harrison Trimble High School |
| JUNIOR VARSITY AA GIRLS | JUNIOR VARSITY AA BOYS |
| Woodstock High School | Carleton North High School |
| Fundy Middle & High School | Miramichi Valley High School |
| St. Stephen High School | Fundy Middle & High School |
| Tantramar Regional High School | Bathurst High School |
| Carleton North High School | Woodstock High School |
| Tantramar Regional High School | |
| JUNIOR VARSITY A BOYS | |
| Grand Manan Community School | |
| Hartland Community School | |
| Fredericton Christian Academy | |
| École Mgr-M.-F.-Richard | |
| Ecole Samuel-de-Champlain | |
| Nackawic High School | |
NBIAA/ASINB 2024 Cheerleading Championships
NBIAA/ASINB 2024 CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP
| NBIAA/ASINB 2024 CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP | |
| 1ST | Harry Trimble High School |
| 2ND | Saint John High School |
| 3RD | Simmons High School |
| 4TH | École Mathieu Martin |
| 5TH | Moncton High School |
| 6TH | Oromocto High School |
| 7TH | Harbourview High School |
| 8th | Carleton North High School |
| 9th | Grand Manan Community School |
Trojans win first cheer title in over a decade
Victory is Harrison Trimble’s fourth provincial title in cheer, and its first championship since 2011
MHSAA 2024 Curling Championships
MHSAA 2024 CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS
| GOLD | SILVER | |
| VARSITY GIRLS | St Mary’s Academy | West Kildonan Collegiate |
| VARSITY BOYS | Collège Béliveau | Collège Stonewall Collegiate |
| MIXED DOUBLES | Collège Garden City Collegiate | Collège Jeanne-Sauvé |
| MHSAA 2024 Curling Participants | ||
| Boys | Girls | Mixed |
| Lord Selkirk Regional Comprehensive Secondary School | J H Bruns Collegiate | Collège Garden City Collegiate |
| Centre scolaire Léo-Rémillard | West Kildonan Collegiate | William Morton Collegiate Institute |
| Collège Jeanne-Sauvé | Collège Jeanne-Sauvé | Garden Valley Collegiate |
| Collège Béliveau | St Mary’s Academy | École Edward Schreyer School |
| Technical-Vocational High School | Swan Valley Regional Secondary School | Swan Valley Regional Secondary School |
| St Paul’s High School (Winnipeg) | Morden Collegiate Institute | Killarney School |
| Nellie McClung Collegiate | Prairie Mountain High School | Collège Jeanne-Sauvé |
| Steinbach Regional Secondary School | Hapnot Collegiate Institute | Pilot Mound Collegiate |
| William Morton Collegiate Institute | William Morton Collegiate Institute | Neepawa Area Collegiate |
| Margaret Barbour Collegiate Institute | Collège régional Gabrielle-Roy | Lundar School |
| Virden Collegiate Institute | École secondaire Kelvin High School | Whitemouth School |
| Glenella School | Virden Collegiate Institute | École secondaire Neelin High School |
| Rossburn Collegiate | Collège Stonewall Collegiate | |
| Portage Collegiate Institute | Linden Christian School | |
| Collège Stonewall Collegiate | Hamiota Collegiate Institute | |
| Gray Academy of Jewish Education | Institut collégial Vincent Massey Collegiate (Winnipeg) | |
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YSS – Lights Out Basketball Tournament Returns
Kilrich Lights Out basketball tourney now third largest in the Yukon
The Kilrich Lights Out basketball tourney is now the third largest in the Yukon.
By Morris Prokop on January 31, 2024
The Kilrich Lights Out basketball tourney is now the third largest in the Yukon.
According to Basketball Yukon president Lianne Fordham, the event only trails the Native Hockey tourney and Dustball for tournament supremacy in the territory.
Over 300 players on 28 teams took part in the event, which ran from Jan. 25-28.
A combined F.H. Collins team beat St. Francis 26-20 to take the high school girls’ crown. Grace Machtan was the division MVP. Maura Gallant won the three-point shooting contest.
In the boys’ high school division, Saint Francis’s teams 1 and 2 went to battle, with team 1 coming out on top, 79-49. Jeff Rumbaoa double-dipped, taking the MVP and three-point shooting honours.
“It was fun playing against our own team,” said Rumbaoa. “It was nice because we got to meet each other in the finals. Everything went well. I give props to the grade 11s. Especially in the first half, Kaelan Basnett was just hitting everything. I really have high hopes for next year.”
As for being named MVP, Rumbaoa said, “I just played really hard, hustled every play and tried to keep my head up, no matter what mistake I made.”
Rumbaoa listed communication as a key to their championship, as well as “being able to have trust in each other. Having trust like who’s got what man, our rotations and our positioning on offence. We just had really good chemistry together because we’ve been playing for years now.”
The women’s final featured the Shark Shooters taking a bite out of We Just Be Hoopin’ by a score of 64-57. Point guard Katie McAffee, who had a dominant final, was named the division MVP. The three-point competition was won by AWG player Robyn Mueller.
The Star spoke with MVP McAffee after the final.
“It was a lot of fun playing. It was a good, competitive game. I think both teams had a lot of fun and it’s just nice to be promoting women in sport in Whitehorse.”
As for the key to winning, McAffee said, “All of us kind of did out part collectively as a team really well and we got a redemption win on them in a way because they beat us the other day. It was nice that we had that chip on our shoulder and we were ready to play today.”
Of the MVP award, McAffee said, “I’m more excited about the team win than the MVP.
“I just tried my best every game, left it all out on the floor and most importantly, had fun with it too.”
McAffee spent most of the game battling Ritsuko (Sky) Imai.
“She was definitely a solid defender. I had to work extra hard today. She put a lot of pressure on me. She’s a great player, really quick, really smart. She’s really good.”
Imai said “Obviously, I wanted to win but we did our best.
Imai was having a hard time getting around the screens the Shark Shooters set up for her.
“They used good screens. That was really hard,” she related.
Imai added, “This tournament was amazing. I enjoyed it a lot, especially the last game.”
The men’s final Sunday saw the Shooting Suds drown JPR Cleaning Services 86-73.
Emmanuel Jones was the men’s MVP. Liam Pafford drained eight three-pointers in 30 seconds to win that competition.
This was the first Lights Out tournament since 2020.
Fordham said it was great to be back after so long.
“The energy’s there, the vibe’s there, everyone was super-excited to get back on the courts.
“We had lots of interest from Outside. Lots of travel teams, lots of youth teams. It was out first time ever having a team from Watson (Lake). Just a lot of wins all around.”
Teams came to the tourney from B.C, Alaska, and the N.W.T.
Fordham said the tourney featured some upsets, including a strong team from Haines, Alaska getting eliminated in the semifinals.
She also noted the caliber of talent and competition in the women’s division is increasing.
“But I think the youth division was the real win for me. We had a team from Fort Ware, B.C. here, which was so cool to see, players who had never left their communities come to Whitehorse and were just so gracious, humble and lovely to everyone around here and just be so excited to be here. Their coach said this is something that would stick with them for their lifetime, so it’s cool to be a part of that.”
A youth boys team from Fort Nelson participated in the event as well.
Fordham added that women from Fort Ware and Fort Nelson joined the Whitehorse women’s teams for the tournament. “It was great that our girls were able to accommodate them and be lovely as well.”
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Lights on for return of basketball tournament in Whitehorse
Yukon played host to teams from B.C., N.W.T. and Alaska
For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the lights were on for the Kilrich Building Centres’ Lights Out Invitational Basketball Tournament, held over four days at four high school gymnasiums in Whitehorse.
The seventh iteration of the tournament hosted athletes from the Northwest Territories, British Columbia and Alaska to compete in the Yukon’s capital from Jan. 25 to Jan. 28.
With a final score of 86-73, the Shooting Suds won against JPR Cleaning Services to become the champions of 11 teams listed in the men’s division.
Out of six teams in the women’s division, the Shark Shooters beat We Just Be Hoopin’ in the finals. It was a physical match that ended 64-57.
Two teams from St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Secondary School — STF 1 and STF 2 — battled for the top spot out of the eight youth boys’ teams. STF 1 took the lead with a final score of 79-49.
Out of the four youth girls’ teams, the F.H. Collins Secondary School combined team won the division with a score of 26-20 against the team from St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Secondary School.
Tournament coordinator Lianne Fordham said the girls’ division was filled with players preparing for the Arctic Winter Games. Their coach asked that those players sit out, so the two F.H. Collins teams merged and the Arctic Winter Games athletes stuck around to cheer but didn’t play.
Fordham said it was a “real cool” opportunity to see girls in sport supporting each other.
Fordham said the gathering has become the third-largest tournament in the Yukon. According to Fordham, it comes after the Yukon Native Hockey Tournament, which had a record 56 teams register from communities throughout the Yukon and neighboring jurisdictions in 2023, and the Dustball Slo-pitch Tournament, which had 58 teams participating in its 41st edition last summer.
— With files from Stephanie Waddell and Matthew Bossons
Contact Dana Hatherly at dana.hatherly@yukon-news.com
RSEQ – 2024 Championnat provincial de volleyball scolaire féminin division 1 et 2
Championnat provincial de volleyball scolaire féminin division 1 et 2
| Benjamin D2 | |
| Or | École secondaire du Triolet |
| Argent | École secondaire De Mortange |
| Bronze | Académie Sainte-Thérèse |
| Bronze Antique | École secondaire Thérèse-Martin |
| Cadet D2 | |
| Or | Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert |
| Argent | Académie les Estacades |
| Bronze | École secondaire Thérèse-Martin |
| Bronze Antique | École Chavigny |
| Juvénile D1 | |
| Or | École secondaire du Triolet |
| Argent | École secondaire De Mortange |
| Bronze | Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert |
| Bronze Antique | Collège Jean-Eudes |
Le RSEQ est fier de dévoiler les équipes d’étoiles et les joueuses par excellence de la ligue de volleyball scolaire féminin division 2.
Les responsables des différents programmes ont fait la sélection des élèves-athlètes s’étant le plus illustrées en saison régulière afin de composer une équipe étoile de six joueuses ainsi que la sélection de la joueuse par excellence de la ligue.
Benjamin
Voici la composition de l’équipe d’étoiles :
- Ève Laporte, É.S. De Mortagne
- Rosemarie Anctil, Académie Sainte-Thérèse
- Inaya Gendron, Collège Laval
- Aliza Jacques, Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert
- Maïka Lefebvre, Académie les Estacades
- Marine Portal, Académie Sainte-Thérèse
La joueuse par excellence est :
- Ophély Nault, É.S. du Triolet
Cadet
Voici la composition de l’équipe d’étoiles :
- Melina Noël, Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert
- Olivia Lavoie, É.S. De Mortagne
- Charlotte Michaud, Collège Jean-Eudes
- Ève Gagnon, Académie les Estacades
- Emy Cloutier, Académie les Estacades
- Amanda Tougas-Jacques, Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert
Les joueuses par excellence sont :
- Julia Lepine, É.S. du Triolet;
- Camille Paradis, Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert
Félicitations à toutes !
Félicitations à toutes les athlètes du championnat provincial juvénile de volleyball D1
Présentés par Go Pure , la barre officielle du RSEQ
Équipe étoile de la ligue de volleyball scolaire juvénile D1
1- Justine Waddell, de l’Impact du collège Durocher Saint-Lambert
2- Ariane Chouinard, du Noir et Or de l’école secondaire de la Mortagne
3- Eve Joly, des Harfangs de l’école secondaire du Triolet
4- Flora Wafer, de l’Attaque de l’Académie des Estacades
5- Dalia Boissinot, de l’Amiral du collège Jean-de-la-Mennais
6- Hana Joanovic, des Aigles du collège Jean-Eudes
The player par excellence
Amélie D’Amboise des Maraudeurs du Collège Laval
l’équipe du Noir et Or de l’école secondaire de la Mortagne avec 21 victoires et 1 défaite
| RSEQ 2023 volleyball scolaire féminin championnot provincial d1 et d2 |
| Équipe |
| D1: Juvénile – Féminin |
| Collège Jean-Eudes |
| École secondaire De Mortange |
| Collège Laval |
| Académie les Estacades |
| Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert |
| Académie Sainte-Thérèse |
| Collège Jean de la Mennais |
| École secondaire du Triolet |
| École Chavigny |
| Séminaire de Sherbrooke |
| École secondaire de La Seigneurie |
| École secondaire Thérèse-Martin |
| D2: Cadet – Féminin |
| Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert |
| Académie les Estacades |
| École secondaire Thérèse-Martin |
| Collège Jean-Eudes |
| École secondaire De Mortange |
| École secondaire du Triolet |
| École Chavigny |
| Collège Laval |
| D2 Benjamin – Féminin |
| École secondaire De Mortange |
| Académie Sainte-Thérèse |
| École secondaire du Triolet |
| École secondaire Thérèse-Martin |
| Académie les Estacades |
| Collège Laval |
| Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert |
| Collège Jean-Eudes |