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PEISAA Domino’s Pizza Intermediate Basketball Championship

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PEISAA 2023 DOMINO’S INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

 GOLDSILVERBRONZE – MONDAY FEB 13/23
INTERMEDIATE A GIRLSHernewood Intermediate School  Queen Charlotte Intermediate School #2Montague Intermediate School
INTERMEDIATE AA GIRLSBirchwood Intermediate SchoolQueen Charlotte Intermediate SchoolVernon River Consolidated School
    
INTERMEDIATE A BOYSQueen Charlotte Intermediate School #2Montague Intermediate SchoolÉcole Sur Mer
INTERMEDIATE AA BOYSQueen Charlotte Intermediate SchoolBirchwood Intermediate SchoolSummerside Intermediate School
Hernewood Intermediate School
Birchwood Intermediate School
Queen Charlotte Intermediate School #2
Queen Charlotte Intermediate School

Monday, February 13
Intermediate A & AA at Birchwood
7:15pm  Int AA Boys Bronze

MHSAA 2023 Curling Championship

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MHSAA 2023 Curling Championship

 GOLDSILVER
VARSITY GIRLSCarman Collegiate InstituteCarberry Collegiate Institute
VARSITY BOYSPortage Collegiate InstituteDauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School
MIXED DOUBLESCollège Garden City CollegiateWest Kildonan Collegiate Institute
Portage Collegiate
Carman Collegiate Institute

MHSAA 2023 Curling Participants

BoysGirlsMixed
Gimli High SchoolDakota Collegiate InstituteWest Kildonan Collegiate Institute
Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary SchoolRiver East Collegiate InstituteCollège Pierre-Elliot-Trudeau
Collège BéliveauCollège BéliveauCollège Garden City Collegiate
Collège St Norbert CollegiateWilliam Morton Collegiate InstituteAshern Central School
Springfield Collegiate InstituteSt Mary’s AcademySteinbach Christian School
St Paul’s High School (Winnipeg)Technical-Vocational High SchoolLundar School
Pilot Mound CollegiatePrairie Mountain High SchoolNellie McClung Collegiate Institute
Technical-Vocational High SchoolHapnot Collegiate InstitutePrairie Mountain High School
Portage Collegiate InstituteStrathclair SchoolWilliam Morton Collegiate Institute
William Morton Collegiate InstituteCarberry Collegiate InstituteCarberry Collegiate Institute
Margaret Barbour Collegiate InstituteTeulon Collegiate InstituteGarden Valley Collegiate
Virden Collegiate InstituteÉcole Edward Schreyer SchoolAlonsa School
 Margaret Barbour Collegiate InstituteKillarney School
 Swan Valley Regional Secondary SchoolVincent Massey High School (Brandon)
 Carman Collegiate InstituteÉcole secondaire Neelin High School
 Reston SchoolMorden Collegiate Institute

P.E.I.’s Three Oaks Senior High School honours Garth Turtle’s Legacy

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P.E.I.’s Three Oaks Senior High School honours Garth Turtle’s legacy

Jason Simmonds · Journalist | Posted: Feb. 2, 2023, 6 a.m. | Updated: Feb. 1, 2023, 2:22 p.m. | 7 Min Read

Garth Turtle held several different positions in the school sport scene on Prince Edward Island for close to 40 years. The Three Oaks Senior High School’s senior AAA girls’ basketball tournament is now known as the Garth Turtle Memorial Sweetheart basketball tournament. Turtle, a longtime organizer of the Sweetheart tournament and coach of the host Axewomen, died in September 2021. File
Garth Turtle held several different positions in the school sports scene on Prince Edward Island for close to 40 years. The Three Oaks Senior High School’s senior AAA girls’ basketball tournament is now known as the Garth Turtle Memorial Sweetheart basketball tournament. Turtle, a longtime organizer of the Sweetheart tournament and coach of the host Axewomen, died in September 2021. – File

SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I. — Three Oaks Senior High School is honouring the memory of one of the founders of a major basketball tournament in Summerside.

The senior AAA girls’ event is now known as the Garth Turtle Memorial Sweetheart basketball tournament. The 2023 event runs Feb. 2-4.

“Garth played a big role in getting the tournament started, coached the team here and it was a very easy decision (to name it in Turtle’s memory),” said Three Oaks athletic director Joel Arsenault. “If you are going to name the tournament after somebody, he certainly had his thumb print all over everything related to the Sweetheart (tournament).”

Tournament founders

Turtle, who was teaching physical education at Three Oaks, and the late Glenn Edison, who was athletic director, came up with the idea of the Sweetheart tournament in the early 1980s.

Turtle, who died in September 2021, also served as athletic director at Three Oaks for 10 years and was a longtime coach of the Three Oaks senior AAA girls’ basketball team, including several years after his retirement.

“If you are going to name the tournament after somebody, he certainly had his thumb print all over everything related to the Sweetheart (tournament).” – Joel Arsenault

Overall, he was involved in school sports on P.E.I. for approximately 40 years as a teacher, athletic director, official and administrator with the P.E.I. School Athletic Association (PEISAA).

Turtle’s legacy is also visible in the Three Oaks gymnasium. One of Turtle’s most-used phrases he said to students – “Make good decisions” – is now visible on the gymnasium floor.

“It was like his trademark saying,” said Arsenault. “It’s stencilled in front of the home team’s bench, where he used to stand coaching.”

One of Garth Turtle’s most-used sayings with students was “Make good decisions.” That phrase has been stencilled on the gym floor of the Three Oaks Senior High School gymnasium, where Turtle used to stand coaching basketball. - Joel Arsenault/Special to SaltWire Network
One of Garth Turtle’s most-used sayings with students was “Make good decisions.” That phrase has been stencilled on the gym floor of the Three Oaks Senior High School gymnasium, where Turtle used to stand coaching basketball. – Joel Arsenault/Special to SaltWire Network

Field for 2023

The 12-team tournament features six P.E.I. teams, five from Nova Scotia and one from New Brunswick.

This marks the first Sweetheart tournament in three years as the 2021 and 2022 events were cancelled because of COVID-19.

“It’s really nice to have it back,” said Arsenault, who noted this will mark the first time the Grade 12 players on the host Axewomen have an opportunity to play in a home basketball tournament at the high school level.

One of those players is Avery Kerwin, a senior point guard. “I’ve been watching this tournament since I’ve been super young,” said Kerwin, the 17-year-old daughter of Ryan and Tammy Kerwin of Summerside. “My mom always took me to watch, and now that I get to play in one, I’m super excited.

“This is kind of such a TOSH thing to play in. I’m stoked that in my final year I’m able to participate in it.”

This is the championship banner that will be presented to the winning team of the 2023 Garth Turtle Memorial Sweetheart basketball tournament. Play in the 12-team event begins on Feb. 2 and runs through until Feb. 4 in Summerside. - Joel Arsenault/Special to SaltWire Network
This is the championship banner that will be presented to the winning team of the 2023 Garth Turtle Memorial Sweetheart basketball tournament. Play in the 12-team event begins on Feb. 2 and runs through until Feb. 4 in Summerside. – Joel Arsenault/Special to SaltWire Network

Played for Turtle

Kerwin said it means a lot to have the opportunity to play in the first Sweetheart tournament that carries Turtle’s name. Turtle coached this year’s Three Oaks senior players in their Grade 10 years.

Kerwin remembers Turtle bringing a lot of energy to the gym.

“We got a chance to know him a little,” said Kerwin. “It is nice that this tournament is a legacy for him because he had been coaching the team for so long and has been probably at every Sweetheart tournament there has been (before this year).

“Now that we finally get the tournament back, it’s a nice way to honour him.”

At a glance

A look at the Garth Turtle Memorial Sweetheart basketball tournament, hosted by Three Oaks Senior High School in Summerside:

Teams

  • Pool A – Three Oaks, Park View, Westisle.
  • Pool B – Bluefield, Halifax West, Harrison Trimble.
  • Pool C – Charlottetown Rural, Amherst, Avon View.
  • Pool D – Colonel Gray, Montague, Bayview.

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Schedule

(Location in parenthesis)

Feb. 2

  • 5:30 p.m. – Westisle vs. Three Oaks (Three Oaks); Montague vs. Colonel Gray (Montague).

Feb. 3

  • 12:45 p.m. – Bluefield vs. Halifax West (Three Oaks); Amherst vs. Charlottetown Rural (Athena).
  • 2:30 p.m. – Westisle vs. Park View (Three Oaks); Bayview vs. Colonel Gray (Athena).
  • 4:10 p.m. – Three-point shooting competition.
  • 5 p.m. – Avon View vs. Charlottetown Rural (Three Oaks); Bluefield vs. Harrison Trimble (Athena)
  • 6:45 p.m. – Park View vs. Three Oaks (Three Oaks); Montague vs. Bayview (Athena).
  • 8:30 p.m. – Halifax West vs. Harrison Trimble (Three Oaks); Avon View vs. Amherst (Athena).

Feb. 4

  • 8:45 a.m. – Third-place team in Pool A vs. third-place team in Pool D (Three Oaks); third-place team in Pool B vs. third-place team in Pool C (Athena).
  • 10:30 a.m. – Semifinals: first-place team in Pool A vs. first-place team in Pool D (Three Oaks); first-place team in Pool B vs. first-place team in Pool C (Athena).
  • 12:15 p.m. – Second-place team in Pool A vs. second-place team in Pool D (Three Oaks); second-place team in Pool B vs. second-place team in Pool C (Athena).
  • 2:30 p.m. – Championship game: winners of semifinal games.

Congratulations to Halifax West who captured the Garth Turtle Memorial Sweetheart Tournament Banner on Saturday.

Sweetheart basketball tournament in Summerside

Jason Simmonds · Journalist | Posted: Feb. 7, 2023, 11:54 a.m. | Updated: Feb. 7, 2023, 11:55 a.m. |

Kristen Turtle, second left, presented the championship banner for the Garth Turtle Memorial Sweetheart basketball tournament to the captains of the Halifax West Warriors, from left, Emma Cameron, tournament most valuable player Mya Cameron and Jayah Sapp. Halifax West defeated Parkview Educational Centre 81-44 in an all-Nova Scotia final of the senior AAA girls’ event in Summerside on Feb. 4. Turtle, a resident of Halifax, is the daughter of Garth Turtle and a former basketball player at host Three Oaks Senior High School. Jason Simmonds • The Guardian
Kristen Turtle, second left, presented the championship banner for the Garth Turtle Memorial Sweetheart basketball tournament to the captains of the Halifax West Warriors, from left, Emma Cameron, tournament most valuable player Mya Cameron and Jayah Sapp. Halifax West defeated Parkview Educational Centre 81-44 in an all-Nova Scotia final of the senior AAA girls’ event in Summerside on Feb. 4. Turtle, a resident of Halifax, is the daughter of Garth Turtle and a former basketball player at host Three Oaks Senior High School. – Jason Simmonds/SaltWire Network

SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I. — The Halifax West Warriors proved to be the class of the 2023 Garth Turtle Memorial Sweetheart basketball tournament, hosted by Three Oaks Senior High School in Summerside.

The Warriors went a perfect 4-0 (won-lost) in the three-day event, including an 81-44 victory over Park View Education Centre from Bridgewater in an all-Nova Scotia final on Feb. 4.

In pool play, Halifax West defeated P.E.I.’s Bluefield Bobcats 101-31 and Harrison Trimble from Moncton, N.B., by an 82-58 score.

The Warriors’ closest game came in the semifinal when they had to overcome a 10-point deficit to get by the Charlottetown Rural Raiders 61-57.

Halifax West senior shooting guard Mya Cameron, who scored 15 points in the come-from-behind win over Charlottetown and 13 in the championship game, was named the tournament’s most valuable player.

Park View defeated two P.E.I. teams – Westisle Wolverines 106-28 and the host Three Oaks Axewomen 68-45 – in the round robin, before posting a 70-50 semifinal win over Bay View High School from Upper Tantallon, N.S.

The Axewomen went 1-2. Along with their game versus Park View, Three Oaks defeated Westisle 85-33 and dropped a 59-40 decision to Avon View High School of Windsor, N.S., in a placement game.

Awards

Here are the Garth Turtle Memorial Sweetheart basketball tournament awards:

Three-Point Shooting Contest Winner

  • Natalie Starrat, Avon View.

All-Stars

  • Menna McCabe, Charlottetown Rural.
  • Jordin Parsons, Park View.
  • Sara Whynacht, Park View.
  • Emma Cameron, Halifax West.

Most Valuable Player

  • Mya Cameron, Halifax West.

Turtle’s daughter, Halifax resident Kristen Turtle, presented the championship banner on behalf of the Turtle family.

Garth Turtle, one of the Sweetheart tournament’s founders, held several positions in the P.E.I. school sport scene for close to 40 years. He served as Three Oaks athletic director for 10 years and was a longtime coach of the Three Oaks senior AAA girls’ basketball team, including several years after his retirement.

This year marked the first Sweetheart tournament since 2020 as the 2021 and 2022 events had to be postponed because of COVID-19. A total of 10 teams participated after two teams withdrew due to the weather.

March 1 2023, Canadian Concussion in Sport Symposium – Register NOW!

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Canadian Concussion in Sport Symposium 2023

Canada’s leading Concussion in sport symposium is back this year to showcase the latest research, best practices and a stellar speakers. SIRC’s symposium on March 1, 2023 aims to continue to prioritize athlete safety as well as provide opportunities to educate Canadian sport clubs, coaches and organizations on the latest protocols and policies for concussion safety.

This will be a one-day, virtual event, with hundreds of Canadian sport leaders, coaches, practitioners, and researchers attending via Zoom. The day will consist of dynamic speakers from sport organizations, leading academics and policy makers sharing thought-provoking information that you’ll want to apply right away! Topics covered include resources and tips for recovery post-concussion, the impact of rule changes from sports like rugby and taekwondo, mental health considerations, concussion management for youth sport and much more.

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*The cost of registration this year is $15.

Sport has come a long way in terms of concussion safety, all national sport organizations now have a policy in place. At this event, we celebrate how far Canada has come in the past few years. If you work in the sport sector you won’t want to miss this event!

For any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact info@sirc.ca.

OFSAA – Winter Sports Are BACK!

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For the first time since February/March 2020, OFSAA events will return to the slopes and the pool this winter!

It’s with great anticipation that we welcome alpine skiers, nordic skiers, snowboarders and swimmers to the first OFSAA winter championships and festivals in February and March.

Convenors have been working hard on the preparations that go into hosting a memorable event for student-athletes.

We would like to thank convenors Adam Ross/Todd Harris (Nordic Skiing), Jane Audet (Alpine Skiing), Adrienne Chong (Snowboarding) and Danielle Parent (Swimming).

Schedule

February 22-24:  Nordic Skiing Championship,  February 27-28:  Alpine Skiing Championship,  February 28-March 1:  Swimming Championship,  March 1:  Snowboarding Festival.

Be sure to find information on each of these upcoming championships and festivals here: https://www.ofsaa.on.ca/championships-festivals/

RSEQ – Les lauréats de la saison 2022 en football scolaire juvénile D2 sont maintenant dévoilés

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Les lauréats de la saison 2022 en football scolaire juvénile D2 sont maintenant dévoilés

Les lauréats de la saison 2022 en football scolaire juvénile D2 sont maintenant dévoilés

Montréal, le 25 janvier 2023 – Le banquet annuel de football scolaire juvénile D2 se tenait dimanche dernier au Collège Laval. Lors de cet événement tenu en formule brunch et présenté par Go Pure, différents prix académiques et de performance ont été remis aux étudiants-athlètes s’étant démarqués tout au long de la saison de football 2022. Ce banquet accueillant près de 300 participants, s’est déroulé en présence de plusieurs invités d’honneur; M. Antoine Pruneau (demi-défensif du Rouge & Noir d’Ottawa), M. Maxime Latour (spécialiste des longues remises des Argonauts de Toronto), M. Frédéric Morrissette (entraîneur-chef des Nomades de Montmorency) et M. Victor Charland (quart-arrière finissant des Nomades de Montmorency et ancien joueur des Maraudeurs du Collège Laval).

Voici donc les lauréats et membres de l’équipe d’étoiles D2 pour cette saison 2022 :


JOUEUR PAR EXCELLENCE
Demi-offensif, Antwan Raymond, École secondaire Dalbé-Viau

JOUEUR DE LIGNE DE L’ANNÉE
Ligne défensive, Édouard Paquette, Collège Laval

JOUEUR DÉFENSIF DE L’ANNÉE
Secondeur, Antoine Deslauriers, Collège Laval

JOUEUR OFFENSIF DE L’ANNÉE
Receveur, Olivier Jean, Collège Laval

JOUEUR RECRUE DE L’ANNÉE
Quart-arrière, Connor O’Connell, Collège Bourget

CHAMPIONS DE LA SAISON RÉGULIÈRE
OUEST – Voltigeurs du Collège Bourget
EST –  Vert & Or du Séminaire Saint-Joseph

CHAMPIONS PROVINCIAUX D2
Aigles d’Or de l’École secondaire Dalbé-Viau

ÉTHIQUE SPORTIVE PAR EXCELLENCE
Patriotes de l’École secondaire Roger-Comtois

ÉQUIPE D’ENTRAÎNEURS PAR EXCELLENCE
Voltigeurs du Collège Bourget

ORGANISATION PAR EXCELLENCE
Vert & Or du Séminaire Saint-Joseph


ÉQUIPE D’ÉTOILES 2022

OFFENSIVE
Quart-arrière, Arnaud Dugas, Collège Laval;

Demi-offensif, Charles Fortin, Académie les Estacades;
Demi-offensif, Gabriel Leclerc, Polyvalente de Saint-Georges;
Demi-offensif, Jacob Lamontagne, École secondaire Pointe-Lévy;

Receveur, Raphaël Lavictoire, Académie les Estacades;
Receveur, Maxime Latendresse, Collège Bourget;
Receveur, Alexandre Lacombre, Collège Laval;
Receveur, Hubert Drouin, Polyvalente de Saint-Georges;

Ligne offensive, Benjamin Rinfret-Racette, Collège Bourget;
Ligne offensive, Élohan Richer, Collège Bourget;
Ligne offensive, Ansley Armand, École secondaire Dalbé-Viau;
Ligne offensive, Vincenzo Iskander, Séminaire Saint-Joseph;
Ligne offensive, Axel Painvin, Séminaire Saint-Joseph;

DÉFENSIVE
Demi-défensif, Samuel Bonneau, Académie les Estacades;
Demi-défensif, Malakai Jacob, Collège Bourget;
Demi-défensif, Brian-Jefferson Millien, Collège Laval;
Demi-défensif, Sadraque Mambuco, École secondaire Dalbé-Viau;
Demi-défensif, Adams Richard, Séminaire Saint-Joseph;

Secondeur, Nicolas Castro, Académie les Estacades;
Secondeur, Nathaniel Alejandro Leon-Cronier, École secondaire Dalbé-Viau;
Secondeur, Éloik Gougeon-Bélanger, École polyvalente Nicolas-Gatineau;
Secondeur, Benjamin Gadoury, Polyvalente Deux-Montagnes;

Ligne défensive, Dario Gagnon, Académie les Estacades;
Ligne défensive, Tristant Lafleur-Soucy, École secondaire Dalbé-Viau;
Ligne défensive, Reuben Jr. Peters, École secondaire Dalbé-Viau;
Ligne défensive, Guillaume Fauchon, École secondaire Saint-Stanislas;
Ligne défensive, Grégoire Gaspo, Séminaire Saint-Joseph;

UNITÉS SPÉCIALES
Botteur de dégagement, Yan Tremblay, École secondaire Roger-Comtois;
Botteur de précision, Charles Anctil, Séminaire St-Joseph;
Retourneur, Aurel Mathieu Djabome, École secondaire Jacques-Rousseau;
Retourneur, Jacob Dutil, Polyvalente de Saint-Georges;

MÉRITES ACADÉMIQUES 
Samuel Bonneau, Académie les Estacades;
Tristan Dermody, Collège Bourget;
Massimo Lorusso, Collège Laval;
Jenner François, École secondaire Dalbé-Viau;
Smauel Gaudet, École secondaire Jacques-Rousseau;
Louis Meunier, École polyvalente Nicolas-Gatineau;
Louis-Félix Allen, École secondaire Pointe-Lévy;
Raphaël Labrecque, École secondaire Roger-Comtois;
Éliott Chicoine, École secondaire Saint-Stanislas;
Thomas Poulin, Polyvalente de Saint-Georges;
Gabriel Farah-Lajoie, Polyvalente Deux-Montagnes;
Isaac Jean, Séminaire Saint-Joseph.

Pour consulter l’album photo Facebook de la soirée, cliquez ici.

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The winners of the 2022 season in D2 youth school football are now revealed

The winners of the 2022 season in D2 youth school football are now revealed

Montreal, January 25, 2023 – The annual D2 youth school football banquet was held last Sunday at Collège Laval. During this event held in brunch format and presented by Go Pure, various academic and performance prizes were awarded to student-athletes who have distinguished themselves throughout the 2022 football season. This banquet welcoming nearly 300 participants, s took place in the presence of several guests of honour; Mr. Antoine Pruneau (defensive half of the Ottawa Rouge & Noir), Mr. Maxime Latour (long throw-in specialist for the Toronto Argonauts), Mr. Frédéric Morrissette (head coach of the Nomades de Montmorency) and Mr. Victor Charland (graduating quarterback of the Nomades de Montmorency and former player of the Laval Marauders).

Here are the winners and members of the D2 star team for this 2022 season:



OUTSTANDING PLAYER Running back , Antwan Raymond, Dalbé-Viau high school 

LINEPLAYER OF THE YEAR
Defensive line, Édouard Paquette, Laval College

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Linebacker, Antoine Deslauriers, Laval College

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Receiver , Olivier Jean, Collège Laval

ROOKIE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Quarterback
, Connor O’Connell, Collège Bourget

REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
WEST – Voltigeurs from Collège Bourget
EST – Vert & Or from Séminaire Saint-Joseph

PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS D2
Aigles d’ Gold from Dalbé-Viau High School

SPORTS ETHICS PAR EXCELLENCE
Patriots from Roger-Comtois High School

COACHING TEAM PAR EXCELLENCE
Collège Bourget Voltigeurs

ORGANIZATION PAR EXCELLENCE
Vert & Or Saint-Joseph Seminary


2022 ALL-STAR TEAM

OFFENSIVE
Quarterback, Arnaud Dugas, Laval College;

Running back, Charles Fortin, Académie les Estacades;
Running back, Gabriel Leclerc, Polyvalente de Saint-Georges;
Running back, Jacob Lamontagne, Pointe-Lévy high school;

Receiver, Raphaël Lavictoire, Académie les Estacades;
Receiver, Maxime Latendresse, Collège Bourget;
Receiver, Alexandre Lacombre, College Laval;
Receiver, Hubert Drouin, Polyvalente de Saint-Georges;

Offensive line, Benjamin Rinfret-Racette, Collège Bourget;
Offensive line, Élohan Richer, Collège Bourget;
Offensive line, Ansley Armand, Dalbé-Viau high school;
Offensive Line, Vincenzo Iskander, St. Joseph Seminary;
Offensive line, Axel Painvin, St. Joseph Seminary;

DEFENSIVE
Defensive back, Samuel Bonneau, Académie les Estacades;
Defensive back, Malakai Jacob, Collège Bourget;
Defensive back, Brian-Jefferson Millien, College Laval;
Defensive back, Sadraque Mambuco, Dalbé-Viau high school;
Defensive back, Adams Richard, Séminaire Saint-Joseph;

Linebacker, Nicolas Castro, Academy les Estacades;
Linebacker, Nathaniel Alejandro Leon-Cronier, Dalbé-Viau High School;
Linebacker, Éloik Gougeon-Bélanger, École polyvalente Nicolas-Gatineau;
Linebacker, Benjamin Gadoury, Polyvalente Deux-Montagnes;

Defensive line, Dario Gagnon, Académie les Estacades;
Defensive line, Tristant Lafleur-Soucy, Dalbé-Viau high school;
Defensive line, Reuben Jr. Peters, Dalbé-Viau High School;
Defensive line, Guillaume Fauchon, Saint-Stanislas secondary school;
Defensive line, Grégoire Gaspo, Saint-Joseph Seminary;

SPECIAL
TEAMS Punter, Yan Tremblay, Roger-Comtois High School;
Precision Kicker, Charles Anctil, St-Joseph Seminary;
Turner, Aurel Mathieu Djabome, Jacques-Rousseau High School;
Turner, Jacob Dutil, Polyvalente of Saint-Georges;

ACADEMIC AWARDS 
Samuel Bonneau, Académie les Estacades;
Tristan Dermody, Bourget College;
Massimo Lorusso, College Laval;
Jenner François, Dalbé-Viau High School;
Smauel Gaudet, Jacques-Rousseau High School;
Louis Meunier, Nicolas-Gatineau High School;
Louis-Félix Allen, Pointe-Lévy High School;
Raphaël Labrecque, Roger-Comtois High School;
Eliott Chicoine, Saint-Stanislas High School;
Thomas Poulin, Polyvalente of Saint-Georges;
Gabriel Farah-Lajoie, Polyvalente Deux-Montagnes;
Isaac Jean, Saint Joseph Seminary.

To consult the Facebook photo album of the evening, click here.