Tuesday, December 20th, the Assiniboia Boys Volleyball team was presented the Sask Milk Sportsmanship Award for their efforts at the 2022 3A Boys Provincial Volleyball Championship. Thank you to Coaches Lothian and Hawkins for your leadership throughout the season!
The Haines, Alaska Glacier Bears girls won the first Jamie Shaw Memorial basketball tournament in three years.
By Morris Prokop on December 13, 2022
The Haines, Alaska Glacier Bears girls won the first Jamie Shaw Memorial basketball tournament in three years.
The boys’ title was captured by the St. Francis Crusaders.
F.H. Collins teacher and tournament organizer Andrew Jansen explained how the tourney came about.
“We started the Jamie Shaw Memorial tournament five years ago, when Jamie Shaw, a beloved teacher and then principal in our school, passed away from leukemia in April of 2018, we started the first tournament in 2018 in December and then we had the second one in 2019 and we were gaining a lot of momentum and then unfortunately in 2020 and 2021, we couldn’t run it through the pandemic, so this is kind of our restart to it.
“We raise a lot of funds for the Jamie Shaw Memorial Foundation, which helps underprivileged youth in our territory have a chance to be successful and achieve things they might not be able to that they’re limited by money or opportunities, so it’s a worthy cause that Jamie really supported. He dedicated his life to the school and the students in the communities where he taught.”
Jansen added “The tournament’s been really good so far. It’s been very busy. A lot of positive feedback from a lot of people. I’m hoping tomorrow to figure out how much money we raised but in 2019 I think we raised $6,000 or $7,000 … we’ve had tons of donations from all across the community.”
The girls’ final, featuring Haines versus F.H. Collins, was a tight one, with Haines leading F.H. 24-20 in the second half.
The final score was 43-31 for the Glacier Bears.
The Star asked Haines coach Coleman Stanford what he thought of the game.
“Exhausting. We showed up with six girls and they worked their butt off to compete … it feels good. Early in the season it’s nice to come out with some success after we put in some hard work, especially – F.H. challenged us like that in that second half. They tested us and I’m really proud of how my girls responded.”
Stanford said the key to victory was “Hard work. It’s always hard work. No matter what you come up against, it’s who wants it more and that’s what I told them at halftime.”
According to Stanford, there were a few reasons why they had such a small roster.
“We have some girls who are focusing on some school work right now and other school-related topics. Some of them have been sick. We’re missing a good 40 per cent of our depth chart right now. So I’m really happy with the girls that did come and how they showed up, what they brought to the court. We’re happy.”
The seniors stood out for Stanford.
“I’m always proud of my seniors. They always set the tone day-in and day-out in practice and then they show up on the floor. Whatever I ask them to do. I’ve got several sophomores right now that are really putting in valuable minutes and showing a lot of growth. I’ve got a couple girls that came this weekend – they’ve scored more this weekend than they ever did their freshman year last year, so it’s been really good.”
In the boys’ game, F.H. Collins got off to a good start with a 9-2 run, but after that, St. Francis came back to close the gap.
The Warriors held on to a 28-23 after the first quarter. St. Francis took over after that, leading 53-43 at the half and 66-58 after three quarters.
St. Francis widened the gap at the end of the game. The final score read St. Francis 85, F.H. 68.
Sean McCarron, St. Francis boys’ coach, talked about the intensity of the game.
“I don’t know if it’s having a couple of years off that the intensity was super high for what is really a pre-season tournament but we want to set that tone early as a team and I know that (F.H.) coach (Cole) Marshall wants his team, right from day one, to play tough and play strong. And I think both teams had to gut it out a little bit here … it was a super fun game for sure.”
McCarron said the key to winning was the Crusaders trap.
“I think our trap created turnovers and just upped the pace a little bit. Neither team really shot the ball that well … in the second half, things got tight, guys got tired, and so we probably created a few more turnovers, which gave us a few easy layups. We finally at the end hit a few threes, which was the difference and we picked up a couple steals in the last two minutes … it wasn’t really a 17-point win for us.”
Regarding winning the tourney, McCarron said “The winning is nice but it’s really about performance at this stage. If we played well and F.H. played really well, and then they beat us, there’s not much more you can do … I’m looking more for execution, unselfish play, good decisions at this stage.
“F.H.’s strength is their size and their physical strength, so they’re able to push us around quite a bit. Jon (Ainge, F.H. point guard) is a fantastic player … our style is smaller, a little quick, fast and try to be aggressive and smart at the same time, whereas F.H., they take up a lot of space in the key. We cannot out-jump them at the basket, we cannot out-rebound them most of the time, so by the end of the year, if we want to win more than just the Jamie Shaw, we’re really gonna be pushed and I’m looking forward to having F.H. make us a better team … it’s a great start to what is really our first regular season in three years … it’s an honour to win this tournament in Jamie’s name.”
McCarron added “We’ll get better, they’ll get better and Yukon ball is in a good spot.”
Montréal, le 13 décembre 2022 – Le banquet annuel de football scolaire juvénile D1 se tenait samedi dernier au Collège Jean-Eudes. Lors cette soirée, présentée par Go Pure, différents prix académiques et de performance ont été remis aux étudiants-athlètes s’étant démarqués tout au long de la saison 2022. Ce banquet accueillant près de 240 participants, s’est déroulé en présence de deux invités d’honneur, soit M. Danny Maciocia, directeur-général des Alouettes de Montréal et de M. Arnaud Desjardins, champion de la dernière Coupe Vanier, membre de la 1ère équipe d’étoiles au niveau universitaire canadien, quart-arrière du Rouge & Or de l’Université Laval et ancien joueur du programme de football du Collège Jean-Eudes.
Voici donc les lauréats et membres de l’équipe d’étoiles D1 pour cette saison 2022 :
JOUEUR PAR EXCELLENCE
Quart-arrière, Thomas Leroux, École secondaire Curé-Antoine-Labelle
JOUEUR DE LIGNE DE L’ANNÉE
Ligne défensive, Racim-Kais Bachammar, Collège Charles-Lemoyne
JOUEUR DÉFENSIF DE L’ANNÉE
Secondeur, Justin Forgues, Académie Saint-Louis
JOUEUR OFFENSIF DE L’ANNÉE
Demi-offensif, Keylan Syam, Collège Charles-Lemoyne
JOUEUR RECRUE DE L’ANNÉE
Demi-offensif, Keeyshawn Schneider-Tabuteau, Collège Charles-Lemoyne
TROPHÉE JACQUES GAUTHIER – CHAMPIONS DE LA SAISON RÉGULIÈRE
Blizzard du Séminaire Saint-François
BOL D’OR
Blizzard du Séminaire Saint-François
ÉTHIQUE SPORTIVE PAR EXCELLENCE
Aigles du Collège Jean-Eudes
ÉQUIPE D’ENTRAÎNEURS PAR EXCELLENCE
Arsenal de l’Académie Saint-Louis
ORGANISATION PAR EXCELLENCE
Cactus du Collège Notre-Dame
ÉQUIPE D’ÉTOILES 2022
OFFENSIVE
Quart-arrière, Johnny Skoulakis, Collège Notre-Dame;
Quart-arrière, Elliott Drapeau, École secondaire Saint-Jean-Eudes;
Demi-offensif, Malcom St-Denis, École secondaire Armand-Corbeil;
Demi-offensif, Hugo Robitaille, Séminaire Saint-François;
Receveur, Thomas Martineau, Académie Saint-Louis;
Receveur, Gabriel Henriquez-Guzman, École secondaire Curé-Antoine-Labelle;
Receveur, Antoine Goupil, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Receveur, Joshua Dubrovsky, Collège Notre-Dame;
Ligne offensive, Charles-Émile Binet, Académie Saint-Louis;
Ligne offensive, Gabriel Chabot, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Ligne offensive, Charles Blondin, Collège Notre-Dame;
Ligne offensive, Maël-Izaak Savary, École secondaire Armand-Corbeil;
Ligne offensive, Thomas Gingras, Séminaire Saint-François;
DÉFENSIVE
Demi-défensif, Charles-Édouard Brochu, Académie Saint-Louis;
Demi-défensif, Anthony Di Caprio, Collège Notre-Dame;
Demi-défensif, Henri Gyger, Collège Notre-Dame;
Demi-défensif, Mathieu Fillion, Séminaire Saint-François;
Demi-défensif, Victor Falardeau, Séminaire Saint-François;
Secondeur, Philippe Thomas Robert, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Secondeur, Bradley Bernard Ilunga, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Secondeur, Hugo Bouillon, Collège Jean-Eudes;
Secondeur, Emil Poulard, Collège Notre-Dame;
Ligne défensive, Justin Wilisky, École secondaire Curé-Antoine-Labelle;
Ligne défensive, Jonas Mare, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Ligne défensive, Ibrahim Dabo, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Ligne défensive, Elliot Valin, École secondaire Saint-Jean-Eudes;
UNITÉS SPÉCIALES
Botteur de dégagement, Wyatt Harvey, Collège de Lévis;
Botteur de précision, Mathieu Cormier, École secondaire Saint-Jean-Eudes;
Retourneur, Mathias Tremblay, École secondaire du Triolet;
MÉRITES ACADÉMIQUES
Charles Gamache, Académie Saint-Louis;
Guillaume Trahan, École secondaire Curé-Antoine-Labelle;
Racim-Kais Bachammar, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Antoine Dubois, Collège de Lévis;
Joseph Noppen, Collège Jean-Eudes;
Sacha Vidricaire, Collège Notre-Dame;
Justin Girard, École secondaire Armand-Corbeil;
Christophe Chapdelaine, École secondaire Saint-Jean-Eudes;
Louis Grenier, Séminaire Saint-François;
Tristan Boivin-Roy, École secondaire du Triolet.
Pour consulter l’album photo Facebook de la soirée, cliquez ici.
Montreal, December 13, 2022 – The annual D1 youth school football banquet was held last Saturday at Collège Jean-Eudes. During this evening, presented by Go Pure, various academic and performance prizes were awarded to student-athletes who have distinguished themselves throughout the 2022 season. This banquet, welcoming nearly 240 participants, took place in the presence of two guests of honor, namely Mr. Danny Maciocia, general manager of the Montreal Alouettes and Mr. Arnaud Desjardins, champion of the last Vanier Cup, member of the 1st all-star team at the Canadian university level, quarterback of the Rouge & Gold from Université Laval and former player in the Collège Jean-Eudes football program.
Here are the winners and members of the D1 star team for this 2022 season:
OUTSTANDING PLAYER
Quarterback, Thomas Leroux, Curé-Antoine-Labelle High School
LINEMAN OF THE YEAR
Defensive line, Racim-Kais Bachammar, Collège Charles-Lemoyne
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Linebacker, Justin Forgues, Saint-Louis Academy
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Running back, Keylan Syam, Collège Charles-Lemoyne
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Running back, Keeyshawn Schneider-Tabuteau, Collège Charles-Lemoyne
JACQUES GAUTHIER TROPHY – REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
St. Francis Seminary Blizzard
GOLD BOWL
St. Francis Seminary Blizzard
SPORTING ETHICS PAR EXCELLENCE
Jean-Eudes College Eagles
TEAM OF COACHES PAR EXCELLENCE
Arsenal of the Saint-Louis Academy
ORGANIZATION PAR EXCELLENCE
Notre Dame College Cactus
2022 ALL-STAR TEAM
OFFENSIVE
Quarterback, Johnny Skoulakis, Notre Dame College;
Quarterback, Elliott Drapeau, Saint-Jean-Eudes High School;
Running back, Malcom St-Denis, Armand-Corbeil high school;
Running back, Hugo Robitaille, Séminaire Saint-François;
Receiver, Thomas Martineau, Saint-Louis Academy;
Receiver, Gabriel Henriquez-Guzman, Curé-Antoine-Labelle High School;
Receiver, Antoine Goupil, College Charles-Lemoyne;
Receiver, Joshua Dubrovsky, Notre Dame College;
Offensive line, Charles-Émile Binet, Saint-Louis Academy;
Offensive line, Gabriel Chabot, College Charles-Lemoyne;
Offensive line, Charles Blondin, College Notre-Dame;
Offensive line, Maël-Izaak Savary, Armand-Corbeil high school;
Offensive line, Thomas Gingras, St. Francis Seminary;
DEFENSIVE
Defensive back, Charles-Édouard Brochu, Académie Saint-Louis;
Defensive back, Anthony Di Caprio, College Notre-Dame;
Defensive back, Henri Gyger, College Notre-Dame;
Defensive back, Mathieu Fillion, Séminaire Saint-François;
Defensive back, Victor Falardeau, Séminaire Saint-François;
Linebacker, Philippe Thomas Robert, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Linebacker, Bradley Bernard Ilunga, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Linebacker, Hugo Bouillon, Collège Jean-Eudes;
Linebacker, Emil Poulard, College Notre-Dame;
Defensive line, Justin Wilisky, Curé-Antoine-Labelle high school;
Defensive line, Jonas Mare, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Defensive line, Ibrahim Dabo, Collège Charles-Lemoyne;
Defensive line, Elliot Valin, Saint-Jean-Eudes high school;
SPECIAL UNITS
Punter, Wyatt Harvey, Collège de Lévis;
Precision Kicker, Mathieu Cormier, Saint-Jean-Eudes High School;
Returner, Mathias Tremblay, Triolet High School;
ACADEMIC AWARDS
Charles Gamache, Saint-Louis Academy;
Guillaume Trahan, Curé-Antoine-Labelle High School;
Racim-Kais Bachammar, College Charles-Lemoyne;
Antoine Dubois, College of Lévis;
Joseph Noppen, College Jean-Eudes;
Sacha Vidricaire, College Notre-Dame;
Justin Girard, Armand-Corbeil High School;
Christophe Chapdelaine, Saint-Jean-Eudes secondary school;
Louis Grenier, St. Francis Seminary;
Tristan Boivin-Roy, Triolet secondary school.
To view the Facebook photo album of the evening, click here.
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Dec 12, 2022 | Performance Development, Wellness
In partnership with Jumpstart, OFSAA is accepting applications for the ‘Bridging the Gap’ program. The program focuses on eliminating barriers to participation, promoting inclusion and helping students transition into their first year of high school.
Selected high school physical education or leadership classes will team up with a feeder elementary school class to participate and learn about a specific sport! In cooperation with the elementary school and under the direction of their teacher, the high school students will give instruction to the elementary students in one of the following sports: ultimate, badminton, tennis, touch rugby or flag football. The high school students will organize, plan, and facilitate one or two sessions to teach the sport to the elementary students. Basic equipment will be provided by Jumpstart and will be left at both the high school and the elementary school. This will allow other students in the schools to participate in the sport. Both the high school and elementary school will have new equipment and resources to run a new sport program or make improvements to one that already exists.
OFSAA is committed to providing sporting opportunities, like this program, to students that will teach and educate them about more than just the rules of the game. This program will teach students leadership skills, how to work with others, healthy living, engagement, how to work hard, all while demonstrating the ability to make sport inclusive for all. One of the most important lasting impacts of the program is the leadership skills that both the elementary and high school students will gain from participating in the program. The high school students will learn these skills through their physical education or leadership class and through instructing the elementary students. The elementary students will learn these skills through modeling the high school students that are instructing the program and by participating in the sport. All students will be able to carry this leadership into other facets of life including, other sports teams, their school, the community and at home. Further to this, the students may continue on to a coaching or teaching role in the future due to the experience they have gained participating in this program.
Ultimately, OFSAA’s goal for this program is to not only assist in students’ transition to high school, but also promote inclusivity and remove any barriers to participation (i.e. cost, disability, etc.).
If you feel that your school would benefit from this program, please complete the application form found below. Please note that there is limited funding available and only successful applicants will be contacted.
| GOLD | SILVER | BRONZE | |
| Boys AAA | St Lawrence Academy | Mobile Central High | Mobile Central High |
| Boys AAAA | Holy Spirit High School | Mount Pearl Senior High |
| 3A | Sportsmanship | MVP |
| St Lawrence Academy | Robert Hodge | Braden Rennie |
| Mobile Central High | Chris Guest | Brady Burke |
| Indian River High | Andreas Desrochers | Connor Bowers |
| Clarenville High School | Noah Price | Garrett Pitts |
| Mobile Central High | Dawson Drake | Noah Ryan |
| Sportsmanship Team Award | Clarenville High School | |
| 4A | Sportsmanship | MVP |
| Holy Spirit High School | Drew Avery | Evan Pearcey |
| Mount Pearl Senior High | ||
| Carbonear Collegiate | ||
| Gonzaga High | ||
| Sportsmanship Team Award | Carbonear Collegiate |
| GOLD | SILVER | BRONZE | |
| Division 3 | Bridgetown Regional High School | Inverness Education Centre Academy | East Antigonish Academy |
| SSNS DIVISION 3 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL PARTICIPANTS |
| Inverness Education Centre Academy |
| Bridgetown Regional High School |
| École acadienne deTruro |
| Hans North Rural High |
| East Antigonish Academy |
| Sacred Heart School of Halifax |
| Annapolis West Education Centre |
| École NDA de Chéticamp |
| GOLD | SILVER | BRONZE | |
| GIRLS A | J C Erhardt Memorial School | St James All Grade | Southwest Arms Academy |
| GIRLS AA | New World Island Academy | Cloud River Academy | J M Olds Collegiate |
| GIRLS AAA | King Academy | Pasadena Academy | Pearson Academy |
| GIRLS AAAA | Gonzaga High School | Holy Spirit High | Prince of Wales Collegiate |
| 1A | Sportsmanship | MVP |
| St James All Grade | Emma Pinsent | Aleah Park |
| Jakeman All Grade | Hailey Barnes | Marla Barnes |
| Valmont Academy | Bailey Curtis | Anna Canning |
| Bayside Academy | Savannah Burden | Leah Russell |
| J C Erhardt Memorial School | Carabeth Faulkner | Micelle Nochasak |
| Southwest Arms Academy | Carlie Whalen | Jordyn Peddie |
| Fortune Bay Academy | Kira Whittle | Alexis Hackett |
| Grandy’s River Collegiate | Mackenzie Thorne | Abigail Baggs |
| Sportsmanship Team Award | Bayside Academy | |
| 2A | Sportsmanship | MVP |
| New World Island Academy | Sydney Anstey | Lilly Keefe |
| Gill Memorial Academy | Surae Cuff | Alyssa Abbott |
| J M Olds Collegiate | Leah Gillard | Ashley White |
| Dorset Collegiate | Emily Fifield | Georgia Rideout |
| St Anne’s School | Shelby John | Kylie John |
| St Bonaventure’s College | Charlotte Bridger | Renee Hynes |
| Belanger Memorial School | Maria Girbau | Cassie Downey |
| Cloud River Academy | Emma Canning | Keisha Kajuatsiak |
| Tricentia Academy | Makeana Smith | Madison Bolt |
| Labrador Straits Academy | Zoey Normore | Sara Thomas |
| Sportsmanship Team Award | Labrador Straits Academy | |
| 3A | MVP | |
| King Academy | ||
| Mobile Central High School | ||
| Elwood Regional High School | ||
| Pasadena Academy | ||
| Pearson Academy | ||
| Discovery Collegiate | ||
| Baccalieu Collegiate | ||
| Sheshatshiu Innu School | ||
| Sportsmanship Team Award | Sheshatshiu Innu School | |
| 4A | Sportsmanship | MVP |
| O’Donel HIgh | Julia Kelly | Jazmin Lewis |
| Ascension Collegiate | Caitlyn Mercer | Kiera Power |
| Gander Collegiate | Hannah Rice | Kyra Quinton |
| Prince of Wales Collegiate | Laura Crummey | Maria Oldford |
| Holy Heart High | Julia Mathews | Julia Caines |
| Holy Spirit High | Sara Rideout | Paige Murray |
| Mount Pearl Senior High | Jenna Fillier | Brooke Warren |
| Clarenville High | Skylar Thistle | Destiny Collins |
| Gonzaga High School | Maria Antle | Jaida Lee |
| Corner Brook Regional | Sylvie Lemoine | Keara Titterington |
| Sportsmanship Team Award | Gander Collegiate |
Date: December 9, 2022
| GOLD | SILVER | BRONZE | |
| Junior Boys | École secondaire Népisiguit | Cité-des-Jeunes-A.-M. Sormany | Leo Hayes High School |
| Junior Girls | Fredericton High School | Rothesay High School | Cité-des-Jeunes-A.-M. Sormany |
| Junior Team | Cité-des-Jeunes-A.-M. Sormany | Fredericton High School | École secondaire Népisiguit |
| Senior Boys | Saint John High School | Bathurst High School | Cité-des-Jeunes-A.-M. Sormany |
| Senior Girls | Saint John High School | Cité-des-Jeunes-A.-M. Sormany | Riverview High School |
| Senior Team | Saint John High School | Fredericton High School | Cité-des-Jeunes-A.-M. Sormany |
| EVENT / ÉPREUVE | Junior Girls/Filles Juniors | Junior Boys/Garçons Juniors |
| 200 Medley Relay/RQN | LHHS | |
| 200 Free/libre | Jordan LeRoy, Red Hawks | Jonathan Tselichtchev, LHHS |
| 100 Breast/brasse | Morgan Tutschka, Red Hawks | Vincent Lebreton, Les Rebelles |
| 50 Butterfly/papillon | Morgan Tutschka, Red Hawks | Mathieu Doiron, Les Rebelles |
| 100 Free/libre | Emma Richards, Spartans | Jonathan Tselichtchev, LHHS |
| 50 Back/dos | *Olivia Calder, Seabees | Mathieu Doiron, Les Rebelles |
| 100 IM/QNI | Morgan Tutschka, Red Hawks | Jonathan Tselichtchev, LHHS |
| 100 Back/dos | Olivia Calder, Seabees | Mathieu Doiron, Les Rebelles |
| 50 Free/libre | Jordan LeRoy, Red Hawks | Jonathan Tselichtchev, LHHS |
| 100 Butterfly/papillon | Morgan Tutschka, Red Hawks | Mathieu Doiron, Les Rebelles |
| 50 Breast/brasse | Olivia Calder, Sea Bees | Vincent Lebreton, Les Rebelles |
| 4×50 Free Relay | FHS | *Les Rebels |
| 4×50 Mixed Free Relay | Bisons | |
| EVENT / ÉPREUVE | Senior Girls/Filles Seniors | Senior Boys/Garçons Seniors |
| 200 Medley Relay/RQN | LHHS | Phantoms |
| 200 Free/libre | Brynne LeRoy, Red Hawks | Alex Hussey, Grey Hounds |
| 100 Breast/brasse | Myriam Plourde, CDJ | David Zhang, CDJ |
| 50 Butterfly/papillon | Myriam Plourde, CDJ | Will Franklin, Royals |
| 100 Free/libre | Brynne LeRoy, Red Hawks | Alex Hussey, Grey Hounds |
| 50 Back/dos | Julia Hussey, Grey Hounds | *Aidan Degrace, Phantoms |
| 100 IM/QNI | Brynne LeRoy, Red Hawks | Maxime Kenny, Bisons |
| 100 Back/dos | Julia Hussey, Grey Hounds | Will Franklin, Royals |
| 50 Free/libre | Quinn Mersereau, Royals | *Will Franklin, Royals and Alexis Duquette, CDJ |
| 100 Butterfly/papillon | Brynne LeRoy, Red Hawks | Maxime Kenny, Bisons |
| 50 Breast/brasse | Myriam Plourde, CDJ | Aidan Degrace, Phantoms |
| 4×50 Free Relay | Grey Hounds | Fredericton High School |
| 50 Mixed Breaststroke/libre Multi-Class Free PARA | Steven Yu, Red Hawks | |
| 50 Back/dos Multi-Class Free PARA | Steven Yu, Red Hawks | |
| 50 Mixed Free/Libre Multi-Class Free PARA | Steven Yu, Red Hawks | |
| 4×50 Mixed Free Relay | FHS | |
| *NEW/NOUVEAU RECORD |
| Code | School |
| Bisons | Polyvalente W.-A. Losier |
| CDJ | Cité-des-Jeunes-A.-M. Sormany |
| FHS | Fredericton High School |
| Grey Hounds | St John High School |
| Les Rebelles | École secondaire Népisiguit |
| LHHS | Leo Hayes High School |
| Phantoms | Bathurst High School |
| Red Hawks | Rothesay High School |
| Royals | Riverview High School |
| Seabees | Simonds High School |
| Spartans | St Stephens High School |
