BCSS 2021 AQUATICS COMBINED TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
COMBINED	Penticton High School	St George’s School	South Delta Secondary
GIRLS	Penticton High School	South Delta Secondary	Riverside Secondary School
BOYS	St George’s School	EMS Swim Team	West Point Grey Academy

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
GIRLS A	Vancouver Christian School	Phoenix Middle School
GIRLS AA	West Point Grey Academy	Magee Secondary School	Revelstoke Secondary School
GIRLS AAA	Penticton High School	South Delta Secondary School	Riverside Secondary School
BOYS A	Vancouver Christian School	Princeton Secondary School	John Knox Christian School
BOYS AA	West Point Grey Academy	Holy Cross Regional High School	Windsor Secondary School
BOYS AAA	St George’s School	Earl Marriott Secondary	Burnaby North Secondary School

BCSS 2021 AQUATICS COMBINED INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

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EVENT (NR) = New Record	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Girls 200 SC Medley Relay – B	Little Flower Academy	Moscrop Secondary	South Delta Secondary School
Boys 220 SC Medley Relay -B	St George’s School	Burnaby North Secondary School	West Point Grey Academy
Girls 200 SC Meter Medley Relay – OPEN	Penticton High School	Burnaby North Secondary School	Lake City Secondary School
Boys 200 SC Meter Medley Relay – OPEN	Glenneagle Secondary School	St George’s School	École Charles Best Secondary School
Men 50 SC Meter Freestyle Multi-Class – Para –	Sebastian Massable, Earl Marriott School	Roy Pan, Mount Douglas SS	Ashaan Bhatti, Queen Elizabeth SS
Girls 50 SC Meter Freestyle – B –	Simran Rai, Seaquam SS	Sara Hughes, Riverside SS	Michelle Le, Port Moody SS
Boys 50 SC Meter Freestyle – B –	Ty O’Dwyer, Dawson Creek SS	Jayde Cheung, Sentinel SS	Alex Penz, Abbortsford Senior SS
50 SC Meter Freestyle – OPEN	Ashley Ko, Alpha SS	Emma Liu, University Hill SS	Angel Yao, Hugh McRoberts SS
Boys 50 SC Meter Freestyle – OPEN	Paul Orogo, St Thomas More Collegiate	Peter Morch, Nanaimo District SS	Josh Wall, McMath SS
Men 50 SC Meter Backstroke Multi-Class – Para –	Ashaan, Bhatti, Queen Elizabeth SS	Lucan Van Herk, Sardis SS
Girls 50 SC Meter Backstroke – B	Christine Eng, Seycove SS	Simran Rai, Seaquam SS	Fern Buckley, Little Flower Academy
Boys 50 SC Meter Backstroke – B	Colton Tebbutt, Mission SS	Will Wu, St George’s School	Anson Cheung Richmond Christian School
Girls 100 SC Meter Backstroke – OPEN	Nathalie Day, Magee SS	Morgan Langford, Lake City SS	Sienna Saunders, York House School
Boys 100 SC Meter Backstroke – OPEN	Paul Orogo, St Thomas More Collegiate	Thomas Caruso, Sardis SS	Tristan Govier, Collingwood School
Girls 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – B	Earl Marriott School	Riverside Secondary School	South Delta Secondary School
Boys 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – B	St George’s School	West Point Grey Academy	Riverside Secondary School
Girls 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	Magee Secondary School (NR)	Penticton High School	Lake City Secondary School
Boys 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	Glenneagle Secondary School	St George’s School	Windsor Secondary School
Men 50 SC Meter Breaststroke Multi-Class – Para	Sebastian Massable, Earl Marriott School	Lucas Van Herk, Sardis SS
Girls 50 SC Meter Breaststroke – B	Claire Guo, Burnaby North SS	Natalia Blazevic, Little Flower Academy	Allya Karsan, Kitsilano SS
Boys 50 SC Meter Breaststroke – B	Matthew, Wu, Heritage Woods SS	Jayden Cheung, Sentinel SS	Zaid Ewert, Abbotsford Senior SS
Girls 100 SC Meter Breaststroke – OPEN	Brooklyn Pickford, Sardis SS	Nathalie Day, Magee SS	Macey Larson, École Charles Best SS
Boys 100 SC Meter Breaststroke – OPEN	Cho Kyuhyun, Port Moodgy SS	Hayden Yeung, Burnaby Central SS	Adam Jozsa, St Andrew Regional SS
Men 100 SC Meter Freestyle Multi-Class – Para	Sebastian Massable, Earl Marriott School	Roy Pan, Mount Douglas SS	Lucas Van Herk, Sardis SS
Girls 100 SC Meter Freestyle – B	Nyola Williams, Revelstoke SS	Michelle Li, Port Moody SS	Rowan Larkin, Mount Douglas SS
Boys 100 SC Meter Freestyle – B	Colton Tebbut, Mission Senior SS	Hin Kit Tsang, David Thompson SS	Reuben Demmler, J.L. Crowe SS
Girls 100 SC Meter Freestyle – OPEN	Ashley Ko, Alpha SS	Maria Saldana, Magee SS	Myriam Hickey, Yale SS
Boys 100 SC Meter Freestyle – OPEN	Peter Huang, École Charles Best SS	Peter Morch, Nanaimo District SS	Alvin Chan, Magee SS
Mixed 200 SC Meter Medley Relay – B	Burnaby North Secondary School	West Point Grey Academy	Holy Cross School
Mixed 200 SC Meter Medley Relay – OPEN	South Delta Secondary School	Hugh McRoberts Secondary School	Sentinel Secondary School
Men 50 SC Meter Butterfly Multi-Class – Para	Sebastian Massable, Earl Marriott School
Girls 50 SC Meter Butterfly – B	Simran Rai, Seaquam SS	Michelle Li, Port Moody SS	Emi Nishi, McMath SS
Boys 50 SC Meter Butterfly – B	Jayden Cheung, Sentinel SS	Ty O’Dwyer, Dawson Creek SS (NR)	Nicky Penz, St George’s School
Girls 100 SC Meter Butterfly – OPEN	Ashley Ko, Alpha SS	Tiffany Tancon, Heritage Woods SS	Teryn Weatherhead, Penticton HS
Boys 100 SC Meter Butterfly – OPEN	Paul Orogo, St Thomas More Collegiate	Peter Huang, École Charles Best SS	Thomas Caruso, Sardis SS
Mixed 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – B	South Delta Secondary School	Earl Marriott School	Southridge Secondary school
Mixed 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	Burnaby North Secondary School	Glenneagle Secondary School	Vancouver Christian Phoenix
Men 100 SC Meter IM Multi-Class – Para	Lucas Van Herk, Sardis SS
Girls 100 SC Meter IM – B	Nyola Willms, Revelstoke SS	Michelle Li, Port Moody SS	Natalia Blazevic, Little Flower Academy
Boys 100 SC Meter IM – B	Nicky Penz, St George’s School	Colton Tebbutt, Mission Senior SS	Edgar Teuber, Nanaimo District SS
Girls 200 SC Meter IM – OPEN	Emma Liu, University Hill SS	Ashley Ko, Alpha SS	Kelly Qi, Earl Marriott School
Boys 200 SC Meter IM – OPEN	Laon Kim, Glenneagle SS	Thomas Caruso, Sardis SS	Hayden Yeung, Burnaby Central SS
Girls 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – B	Earl Marriott School	Riverside Secondary School – A	Riverside Secondary School – B
Boys 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay	St George’s School	West Point Grey Academy	Dawson Creek Secondary School
Girls 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	Penticton High School	Mark R Isfeld Senior Secondary School	Lake City Secondary School
Boys 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	St George’s School	J.N. Burnett Secondary School	Eric Hamber Secondary School

WADE HAMER CHALLENGE CUP

The Challenge Cup is BACK BABY!

The biggest one day sporting event of the year is good to go on November 23, 2022. 

The Wade Hamer Challenge Cup began in 1985 as the Colonel’s Challenge Cup. It earned it’s name, and the original trophy, because the game was sponsored by the Jason family which owned the local Kentucky Fried Chicken. The game was meant to be – and has continued to be – a friendly hockey game between St. Pat’s and Sir John. One of the driving forces behind this game was a young St. Pat’s student named Wade Hamer who had the vision of setting up a game between the two schools. The game was renamed in his memory after he died tragically in an automobile accident in 1987.

Over the years, the game has seen many changes. One of the key changes has been its format. For the first 11 games of the Challenge Cup, male students, female students and school staff all played in the same game – sometimes in alternating lines, alternating periods or all mixed together. In 1996, the game was split up into three sections: one period for the teachers, one period for female students, and two periods for the male students. Shortly after the turn of the millenium, the teacher’s game was abandoned to allow for the female game to have a second period as well. This is the format that has continued on to this day.  

Another change in the game is the location. The first games were played at Yellowknife’s first arena: the Gerry Murphy Arena. In later years, the game moved to the newly-opened Yellowknife Community Arena where the stands allowed for a larger audience. When the City expanded its number of ice surfaces again, opening up the dual rink Multiplex, the game moved to the Olympic-sized Ed Jeske Arena.

The game has also had several traditions that have stood out over the years. In the first days of the Gerry Murphy, fans of each school would sit on the opposite side of the ice. At some point in the game, and there didn’t seem to be any rhyme or reason as to when, the fans of both schools would get up and walk past each other to switch sides of the rink. As the students and staff walked past each other, many playful barbs were bounced back and forth.

In the early 2000s, the game moved from the night-time to the daytime to allow all students to attend regardless of other extra-curricular commitments. Students now venture over to the game in lieu of afternoon classes (something we’re sure the founders would have supported!). 

Currently, students deck themselves out in green or blue (or, for the more brave at heart, paint themselves green or blue) and take pride in screaming the loudest as their school battles it out for high school hockey supremacy. While the hockey action is contained to the ice surface, the cheering battles in the stands are almost as competitive!

Throughout the years, this game has persevered and actually has grown into one of the largest one-day sporting events in the Northwest Territories. In doing so, it has not forgotten its humble roots and it continues to strengthen the bonds of friendship between the two schools while showcasing their great hockey talent.

Year	Girls	Boys	Mixed
2019	Sir John	Sir John
2018	St. Pat’s	Sir John
2017	St. Pat’s	Sir John
2016	St. Pat’s	St. Pat’s
2015	St. Pat’s	St. Pat’s
2014	Sir John	St. Pat’s
2013	Sir John	St. Pat’s
2012	Sir John	Sir John
2011	St. Pat’s	St. Pat’s
2010	St. Pat’s	Sir John
2009	St. Pat’s	St. Pat’s
2008	St. Pat’s	St. Pat’s
2007	Sir John	St. Pat’s
2006	Sir John	St. Pat’s
2005	Sir John	Sir John
2004	Sir John	Sir John
2003	Sir John	Sir John
2002	Sir John	Sir John
2001	St. Pat’s	St. Pat’s
2000	St. Pat’s	Sir John
1999	St. Pat’s	St. Pat’s
1998	St. Pat’s	St. Pat’s
1997	Sir John	Sir John
1996	Sir John	Sir John
1995			St. Pat’s
1994			Sir John
1993			St. Pat’s
1992			Sir John
1991			Sir John
1990			St. Pat’s
1989			St. Pat’s
1988			Sir John
1987			Sir John
1986			Sir John
1985			St. Pat’s

Championnat provincial scolaire de football

D1 Juvénile: Collège Charles-Lemoyne 15-22 Séminaire Saint-François

D2 – Cadet masculine: École secondaire Armand-Corbeil 28-42 Polyvalente Deux-Montagnes

D2 – Juvénile masculine: École secondaire Dalbé-Viau 23-21 Collège Laval

SHSAA 2022 Girls 1A-4A, Boys 5A Championship

	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Girls 1A	Rose Valley School	Lampman School	H Hardcastle School (Edam)
Girls 2A	Naicam School	Walter W Brown High School (Langham)	Rocanville School
Girls 3A	Lanigan Central High School	Briercrest Christian Academy	Kipling School
Girls 4A	Lumsden High School	John Paul II Collegiate (North Battleford)	Meadow Lake

Boys 5A

Swift Current Comprehensive High School

École St Mary High School (Prince Albert)

Centennial Collegiate (Saskatoon)

SHSAA 2022 Volleyball Championship Participants

Girls 1A

Rose Valley School

Vanguard Community School

Leoville Central School

École St-Isidore-de-Bellevue

Lampman School

H Hardcastle School (Edam)

Wawota Parkland School

LeRoy School

North West Central School (Plenty)

Kyle Composite School

Girls 2A

Davidson School

St Walburg School

Wakaw School

Gull Lake School

Arcola School (Arcola)

Naicam School

Rocanville School

Walter W Brown High School (Langham)

Makawa Sahgaiehcan First Nation School

Harvest City Christian Academy

Girls 3A

Lanigan Central High School

Carnduff Education Centre

Briercrest Christian Academy

Maple Creek Composite School

Macklin School

Kipling School

Oxbow Prairie Horizons School

Dalmeny High School

Unity Composite High School

Watrous Winston High School

Girls 4A

Lumsden High School

John Paul II Collegiate (North Battleford)

Martensville High School

Vanier (Moose Jaw)

Tisdale Middle and Secondary School

Meadow Lake

L P Miller Comprhensive School (Nipawin)

Central Collegiate (Moose Jaw)

Humboldt Collegiate Institute

Melfort and Unity Comprehensive Collegiate

Boys 5A

Swift Current Comprehensive High School

Martin Collegiate (Regina)

Carlton Comprehensive Public High School (Prince Albert)

Holy Cross High School (Saskatoon)

Estevan Comprehensive

Centennial Collegiate (Saskatoon)

École St Mary High School (Prince Albert)

Weyburn Comprehensive School

Winston Knoll Collegiate (Regina)

Campbell Collegiate (Regina)

Photo by Photo Submitted

THE CHAMPS – The girls’ team from F.H. Collins swept St.Francis in the Supervolley finals.

F.H. Collins and St.Francis schools split Supervolley titles

F.H. Collins and St.Francis split the titles in the Supervolley series.

By Morris Prokop on November 10, 2022

F.H. Collins and St.Francis split the titles in the Supervolley series.

The finals of the series served off Friday at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Secondary School

In the girls’ final, F.H. won in straight sets, 25-12, 25-16 and 25-19.

In the boys’ final, St. Francis took the title in four close, hard-fought sets, 25-17, 19-25, 25-21 and 25-23.

Yukon Schools Athletic Association (YSAA) President Kristen Johnston said the “Supervolley went very well. Lots of close sets and great plays from all the teams.”

Johnston added “A special thank you to our officials and coaches, we couldn’t do it without you.”

The boys’ All-Stars were:

Chase Tuton – F.H. Collins

John Minguito – F.H. Collins

Kade Bringsli – Porter Creek Secondary School

Fynn Bradford-Andrew – Porter Creek Secondary School

Gabby cuenza – St. Francis

Sebastian Tajonera – St. Francis

Gabby Cuenza – St. Francis

The MVP was Angelo Caringal of St. Francis.

The girls’ All-Stars were:

Ada Stehelin – Porter Creek Secondary School

Zora Martin – Porter Creek Secondary School

Tenisha Mayes – F.H. Collins

Cambria Alford – F.H. Collins

Jewnwel Junsay – St. Francis

Sophia Doyle – St. Francis

And the MVP was Kate Muller of F.H. Collins.

Photo by Photo Submitted

FAB FOUR – The winning St. Francis volleyball teams pose for a pic after the Dawson Invitational Volleyball Tournament (DIVT) Oct. 29 at Robert Service High School in Dawson City. St.Francis swept F.H. Collins in all four finals of the tourney.

St. Francis sweeps Dawson Invitational Volleyball Tournament

Whitehorse’s St. Francis of Assisi school swept all four division finals of the Dawson Invitational Volleyball Tournament (DIVT).

By Morris Prokop on November 8, 2022

Whitehorse’s St. Francis of Assisi school swept all four division finals of the Dawson Invitational Volleyball Tournament (DIVT).

The tournament took place at Robert Service School in Dawson Oct. 27-29.

18 teams competed in four divisions consisting of Grades 9-10 and Grades 11-12, each with boys and girls divisions.

Dave Rawlings, a phys-ed and science teacher at Robert Service, was the tourney’s organizer.

“The tournament went really well,” he recalled. “It was really nice to see a lot of the communities come join us again for our 43rd DIVT, and it was nice to have Whitehorse back again this year … just to have those extra (teams) on the court.”

“We had rural representation from Watson Lake, Haines Junction, and Faro. Our rural representation was down this year but we had much higher Whitehorse representation versus last year.”

Porter Creek Secondary School and CSSC Mercier also took part in the tourney.

According to Rawlings, conflicting scheduling played a part in the drop in the number of rural teams.

The tourney finals turned out to be a two-horse race.

“St. Francis swept the tournament with first place in all divisions and F.H. Collins was the runner up in all (the divisions),” related Rawlings.

He added “It’s an amazing tournament and it takes weeks of planning, then it’s over so shortly, but we do it because it’s fun.”

A Big Thank you to Lotteries Yukon

11/3/2022

St Francis of Assisi Catholic Secondary School would like to extend a big Thank You to Lotteries Yukon for their travel assistance funding the Dawson Invitational Volleyball Tournament in Dawson.  All 4 of our teams went on to win!  Everyone involved had an amazing time and gained valuable experience from the trip.

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Intermediate Girls A	Vernon River Consolidated School	Souris Regional School	Englewood Intermediate School
Intermediate Girls AA	Birchwood Intermediate School	Stonepark Intermediate School	Summerside Intermediate School
Senior Girls A	Immanuel Christian school	Morell Regional High School	École François-Buote
Senior Girls AA	Souris Regional School	École Sur Mer	École Evangéline
Senior Girls AAA	Charlottetown Rural Senior High School	Colonel Gray Senior High School	Kensington Intermediate Senior School
Intermediate Boys A	École Sur Mer	Hernewood Intermediate School	Stonepark Intermediate School
Intermediate Boys AA	Stonepark Intermediate School	Montague Intermediate School	Queen Charlotte Intermediate School
Senior Boys A	École Sur Mer	Grace Christian School	Colonel Gray Senior High School
Senior Boys AAA	Colonel Gray Senior High School	Bluefield Senior High School	Charlottetown Rural High School

2022 PEISAA Senior A and AA Mikasa Volleyball Provincials

Monday, November 7 at École François-Buote 
4:00pm    Senior A Men  Bronze   Colonel Gray Senior HS vs École La-Belle-Cloche 
5:45pm    Senior A Women  Bronze  Bluefield High School vs École François-Buote 
7:30pm    Senior AA Women  Bronze  École Evangéline vs Westisle Composite High School

Wednesday, November 9 at École François-Buote 
4:00pm    Senior A Women  Gold  Immanuel Christian School vs Morell Regional High School
5:45pm    Senior A Men  Gold   Grace Christian School vs École Sur Mer
7:30pm    Senior AA Women  Gold  École Sur Mer vs Souris Regional School

Thursday, November 10 at Stonepark
2:00pm    Int A Girls  Bronze   Englewood vs Evangeline
3:45pm    Int A Boys  Bronze  Belfast vs Stonepark
5:30pm    Int AA Girls  Bronze  SIS vs East Wiltshire
7:15pm    Int AA Boys Bronze  SIS vs Queen Charlotte

Thursday, November 10 at Ch’town Rural
3:00pm    Sr AAA Women Semi  Kensington vs Rural
4:30pm    Sr AAA Women Semi  Three Oaks vs Colonel Gray
6:00pm    Sr AAA Men Semi   Rural vs Colonel Gray
7:30pm    Sr AAA Men Semi  Three Oaks vs Bluefield
** Note – No Admission fee for Semi Finals

Saturday, November 12 at Stonepark
10:00am    Int A Girls  Gold  Souris vs Vernon River
12:00pm    Int A Boys  Gold  Hernewood vs Ecole Sur Mer
2:00pm      Int AA Girls Gold  Birchwood vs Stonepark
4:00pm     Int AA Boys Gold  Montague vs Stonepark

Saturday, November 12 at Ch’town Rural
10:00am    Sr AAA Women Bronze  
12:00pm    Sr AAA Men Bronze
2:00pm      Sr AAA Women Gold
​4:00pm      Sr AAA Men  Gold