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EDUCATION THROUGH SCHOOL SPORT

WINTER 2015

Bulletin

TheATION THROUGH SCHOOL SPORTATATATTIOTIOIOON ONT

LE SPORT SCOLAIRE UN ENTRAINEMENT POUR LA VIE

FALL 2014 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS2014 -2015 OFSAA

Championship

CalendarCharacter Athlete

Award Winners

Scholarships Available

in 2015 STAFF Executive Director Doug Gellatly Ext. 4 doug@ofsaa.on.ca Assistant Director Shamus Bourdon Ext. 3 shamus@ofsaa.on.ca Assistant Director Damien Hope Ext. 2 damien@ofsaa.on.ca Communications Coordinator Devin GrayyExt. 5 devin@ofsaa.on.ca Office Administrator Beth Hubbard Ext. 1 beth@ofsaa.on.ca Special Projects Coordinator Peter Morris 905.826.0706 morrisis@sympatico.ca Special Projects Coordinator Diana Ranken 416.291.4037 diana@ofsaa.on.ca Special Projects Coordinator Jim Barbeau 613.967.0404 jim@ofsaa.on.ca Special Projects Coordinator Brian Riddell 416.904.6796 brian@ofsaa.on.ca

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

PresidentJim Woolley, Waterloo Region DSB P: 519.570.0003 F: 519.570.5564 jim_woolley@wrdsb.on.ca Past President Lynn Kelman, Banting Memorial HS P: 705.435.6288 F: 705.425.3868 lkelman@scdsb.on.ca Vice PresidentIan Press, Bayside SSP: 613.966.2922F: 613.966.4565ipress@hpedsb.on.ca Metro RegionPatty Johnson, CHAT P: 416.636.5984 F: 416.636.5984djpj@rogers.com East RegionLinda de Jeu, Adam Scott CVI P: 705.743.7373F: 705.743.7831linda_dejeu@kprdsb.ca West RegionMichele Van Bargen, Strathroy DCI P: 519.245.8488F: 519.245.7693m.vanbargen@tvdsb.on.ca

South RegionBrian Fuller, Salt

Central RegionShawn Morris, Stephen Lewis SS P: 905.326.7994 F: 905.326.8136shawn.morris@yrdsb.ca North RegionTim Lowe, ES Algonquin P: 705.472.8240F: 705.472.8476lowet@franco-nord.ca CODEJim Costello, Lambton Kent DSB P: 519.336.1500 costelji@lkdsb.net CODEJohn Crocco, Niagara CDSB P: 905.735.0240 john.crocco@ncdsb.com Member-at-LargeDale Huddleston P: 613.389.4910 gronk13@hotmail.com Member-at-LargeBarry MutrieP: 519.270.4461F: 519.363.5029barry.cwossa@gmail.com

REPRESENTATIVES" COUNCIL

CISAAFraser Bertram, Crescent School P: 416.449.2556 F: 416.449.7950fbertram@crescentschool.org Jane King, Bishop Strachan SchoolP: 416.483.4325 jking@bss.on.ca COSSABrian Poste, North Hastings DHS P: 613.332.1220F: 613.332.0978 bposte@hpedsb.on.ca Linda de Jeu, Adam Scott CVI P: 705.743.7373F: 705.743.7851 linda_dejeu@kprdsb.ca CWOSSAJohnny Forte, Cameron Heights CIP: 519.578.8330 johnny_forte@wrdsb.on.ca Kathy Brook, Huron Heights SS P: 519.896.2931 F: 519.896.1229kathy_brook@wrdsb.on.ca EOSSAAMark Lewis, Seaway DHS P: 613.652.4878 F: 613.652.1315mark.lewis@ucdsb.on.ca Tammy Bovaird, Notre Dame CHS P: 613.253.4700 F: 613.253.5544 tammy.bovaird@cdsbeo.on.ca

Julia McCreadie, Bracebridge Muskoka Lakes SSP: 705.645.4496F: 705.645.2552julia.mccreadie@tldsb.on.ca

GHACDavid Wood, Robert Bateman HSP: 905.632.5151 F: 905.333.5841woodda@hdsb.ca Carolyn Mossey, St. Jean de Brebeuf SSP: 905 -388-7020F: 905 388-7977mosseyc@hwcdsb.on.ca LOSSABrad White, Ajax HS P: 905.683.1610 F: 905.683.0856 brad_white@durham.edu.on.ca Linda Correia, Dunbarton HSP: 905.839.1125F: 905.839.6536Linda_correia@durham.edu.on.ca NCSSAASean Clancy, Gloucester HS P: 613.745.7176F: 613.745.5756sean.clancy@ocdsb.ca Kendra Read, All Saints CHS P: 613.271.4254 F: 613.591.8927 kendra.read@ocsb.ca NEOAAKris Koskela, Timmins HS P: 705.361.1411 F: 705.268.6603kris.koskela@dsb1.edu.on.ca Anita Anderson, Englehart HSP: 705.544.2337F: - 705.544.8577 anita.anderson@dsb1.edu.on.ca NOSSATim Lowe, ES Algonquin P: 705.472.8240 F: 705.472.8476 lowet@franco-nord.ca Laura Aubertin, Confederation SS P: 705.897.4985 F: 705.897.4202 aubertl@rainbowschools.ca NWOSSAAGordon Martin, Manitouwadge HS P: 807.826.3241 F: 807.826.4862gmartin@sgdsb.on.ca Janine Lavoie, Queen Elizabeth DHSP: 807.737.3500F: 807.737.1979janine.lavoie@kpdsb.on.ca ROPSSAARob Thompson, St Aloysius GonzagaP: 905.820.3900F: 905.820.3902rob.thompson@dpcdsb.org Kelly Barbison, Our Lady of Mount CarmelP: 905.824.1025F: 905.820.4549kelly.barbison@dpcdsb.org

SOSSABrian Fuller

Christine Baillie, Stamford Collegiate P: 905 354 7409F: 905 354 6618baillie_sossa@hotmail.com SWOSSAAGreg LeNeve, Northern Collegiate P: 519.542.5545 F: 519.542.0571lenevegr@lkdsb.net Cathy Johnson, North Lambton SS P: 519.786.2166 F: 519.786.5250 johnsoca@lkdsb.net TDCAAPaul Solarski, Brebeuf College P: 416.393.5508 F: 416.397.6404 paul.solarski@tcdsb.org Patty Johnson, CHAT P: 416.636.5984 F: 416.636.5984 djpj@rogers.com TDSSAAErrol Platt, Lawrence Park CI P: 416.393.9500 F: 416.393.9524 errol.platt@tdsb.on.ca TBA Monica Crewe, Weston CI P: 416.394.3250 F: 416.394.4429monica.crewe@tdsb.on.ca Wendy Luck,TDSB WOSSAATim ClaU%X%! > $( U%%Y& Michele Van Bargen, Strathroy DCI P: 519.245.8488F: 519.245.7693 m.vanbargen@tvdsb.on.ca YRAAShawn Morris, Stephen Lewis SS P: 905.326.7994 F: 905.326.8136shawn.morris@yrdsb.edu.on.ca Liana Williams, Milliken Mills HSP: 905.477.0072F: 905.477.6858lianawilliams@yrdsb.edu.on.ca

ADVISORS

Ministry of Education Steve Soroko P: 416.314.4587F: 416.325.7247steve.soroko@ontario.ca Ministry of Tourism, CultureFaye Blackwood P: 416.314.3785F: 416.314.7485faye.blackwood@ontario.ca and Sport Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations

3 Concorde Gate, Suite 204 Toronto, Ontario M3C 3N7 Website: www.ofsaa.on.ca

Phone: (416) 426-7391 Fax: (416) 426-7317 Email: see below

Publications Mail Agreement Number: 40050378

www.ofsaa.on.ca1

Contents

A report from OFSAA Assistant Director............2

OFSAA NEWS

OFSAA We

lcomes Damien Hope......................3 The OFSAA Experience.....................................4 Z[( $$Y&%$+\+.............................5

Transfer Appeal Meeting Dates 2014-15...........5

OFSAA Social Spotlight....................................5 School Sport Canada Online Courses...............6 Coaching in Ontario Schools 2015 Playing Regulation ]pdates.....................7

OFSAA Congratulates Anne MacDonald..........7

The 2015 OFSAA Coaching Symposium...........8

FALL 2014 Contest Winners..............................9 Running Sisters Inspire Golden Moment............10-11

Please Support OFSAA"s School Sport Sponsors.12

OFSAA Invitational Sanctioning for 2015.........13 Sanctioned Invitationals for 2015.....................13 Nutritional Demands for Adolescent Athletes.... 14-15 Globe and Mail Story on Physical Literacy.........16 Teacher-Coach Research Study.........................17

SCHOLARSHIPS ^ AWARDS

The OFSAA Alumni Scholarship

s.......................18 Character Athlete Award 2014-15....................20

Scholarships and Awards Available for 2015.....21

EVENTS

2013-14 OFSAA C

hampionship Calendar ........22-23

FESTIVAL RES]LTS

Foot ball Bowls..................................................24-27 Girls" Golf........................................................28

CHAMPIONSHIP RES]LTS

Boys" Gol

Girls" A Basketball............................................30 Girls" AA Basketball..........................................31 Girls" AAA Basketball........................................32 Girls" AAAA Basketball.....................................33 Cross Country..................................................34-36 Girls" Field Hockey...........................................37 Boys" A Volleyball.............................................38 Boys" AA Volleyball...........................................39-40 Boys" AAA Volleyball.........................................41-42 Boys" AAAA Volleyball......................................42-43

Thank you to the Ontario Ministry

of Tourism, Culture and Sport and the Ministry o f Education for their generous contributions and support. 24
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2THE BULLETIN WINTER 2015

A Word from Doug Gellatly,

OFSAA Executive Director

Over the years, I"ve attended many OFSAA

cham pionships in various parts of the province. Eac h has had its own identity or unique characteristics that make it interestin g for the participants and which differentiate it from other c hampionships. Since we"ve asked a student from Parkdale Collegiate Institute to write about his experience attending the OFSAA Boys" AA Vo lleyball Championship in Dryden, I thought I"d do the same. T he last time I attended a championship in Dryden was in 2006 and I often recall a trip I made with Bob Beatty as we drove from one school to another so we could take in some of the matches. To get to the school, "%%;$!% && %$$Y #!$/&;\/Z Y

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U|% Toronto to either Thunder Bay or Winnipeg. Dryden is hal fway between west to Dr yden. The drive was uneventful, other than a few hair-raising white outs that occurred when I passed transport trucks heading in the opposite direction.

I arrived in town about an hour be

fore the coaches" meeting and c hecked into the motel on the Wabigoon River. Like most businesses in

Dryden, the motel has

friendly and helpful staff who gave me directions to t he Royal Canadian Legion where the meeting and banquet were taking place. It was there that I saw convenors Jenni fer McMaster and

Todd Desautels and reintroduced mysel

f to some friends I had met back in 2 006. The coaches" meeting took place on the downstairs level o f the Legion, w hile upstairs the student-athletes were being entertained by an aboriginal drum and dance per formance. I was a touch envious as it sounded like they were enjoying themselves. The banquet featured an outstandin g buffet meal and the guest speaker was Dane Pischke. Durin g the banquet, the Leadership in School Sport Award was presented to Geoff }ilkalns of Dryden High School. Geoff is known for his calm a pproach and pleasant ways, and I was happy to see him recognized for his work in high school athletics. "U$ % !&%|% "!!~$Y$!## they can focus on the event. With everything in place, the championship

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Y Y a larm sounded. This happened near the be ginning of day one and students, Y -22 C weat her. Shorts and t-shirts don"t mix well in these conditions, so t he community centre across the street became the gathering place while

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problem. After about 45 minutes, the tournament resume d without incident. www.ofsaa.on.ca3 Like many small communities, a lot of the teachers at DHS atten ded the high school as students and have their graduating class photos on the school walls. I enjoyed picking out some members of the organizing committee in the pictures and poking fun at their hair styles.

As I drove around Dryden I was reminded about the

importance o f the championship to the community. It seemed that most local businesses had "Go Eagles" on their windows to inspire the Dryden High School team. Others had "Welcome OFSAA Partici pants" on their si gns. The local media provided great coverage and the stands were full for many matches, some o f which didn"t even involve DHS. Each team was assigned a team ambassador. Similar to 2006, the convenors decided this should be retirees from the community and I would recommend this to any convenor. The ambassadors were responsible for lookin g after their team, helping them out when needed, and generally making them feel welcome. Y U" \ &|#U!?$# the ambassadors seemed to be enjoying ever y moment connectin g with the students.

The host committee in Dr

yden really made this a great championship. They did the extra things such as te levision scoreboards in the elementary school sites, webcasting, and results on a television using a Goo gle service. In 2006 they posted good luck email messages on the wall outside the gymnasium, but in a few short years, texting and social media have e liminated the need. On the last day I wandered into the organizers" room and Co-Convenor Todd

Desautels was ironing "champions" onto shirts fo

r t he winning team. Almost everyone who came into the room had a smart comment for Todd as he ironed away. He too k them in good stride. On the court, I witnessed some impressive volleyball &% # [%%# $/% $?$!/ >! Y between ei ght-time defending champion Eden Hi gh School and ESC Franco-Cité. The stands were packed, creating an exciting atmosphere. In the end,

Franco-Cité came awa

y with the championship in a U#Y

The next morning I drove back to Thunder Bay to

a ride check on the Trans-Canada Highway at 11:00 a.m., it was a quiet drive through a beautiful part of the province. When I got to the airport, I came across two teams, l"Escale and Franco-Cite, who were playing pool and socializing while waiting for I looked forward to getting home, but was sorry to have to leave Dryden a fter the championship. The people at Dryden High School and in the communit y are great hosts who are clearly proud of their town and northern Ontario.

OFSAA is a provincial organization, and it is

important that events take place in all regions. The host committee gave students an opportunity to visit northern Ontario and promised them a memorable experience. I"m certain nobody le ft disappointed.

OFSAA NEWS

OFSAA Welcomes Damien Hope

Damien Hope has joined the

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Director during the remainder

of Lexy Fogel"s sick leave, with

Shamus Bourdon taking over full-

time AD duties from the departed

Mike Suraci.

Damien comes to OFSAA after working with

Coaches of Canada as Coordinator, Administration

and Licensing and Assistant to the Executive Director. He has also been active with the Toronto

Blue Jays as an Amateur Baseball Instructor and

worked in the Marketing department of the Toronto

Rock Lacrosse Club.

He holds an advanced diploma from Humber

College in Sport Management earned after

graduating an Honours Double Major Degree in

Political Science and Law and Society from ork

]niversity.

Damien will be responsible for overseeing OFSAA

Girls" Championships, and the OFSAA Coaching

Symposium.

Please help us welcome Damien to the OFSAA

family€

4THE BULLETIN WINTER 2015

OFSAA 2014/2015 was a unique experience for all of us here at Parkdale.

It was a

goal that we all shared throughout our years here at Parkdale. Sadly, we were unable to win in the city c didn"t get to go to OFSAA. There was a mixture of emotions, most ly disappointed as it had been the last year for some of the members. This year, we set the same goal and decided that we had to accomplish this not only for us but the previous members o f the Parkdale volleyball team as well.

Our stor

y is simple. Through hard work and determination, we were able to reach the city c hampionships again and have a dramatic game [$!$??!"#%"%!Y!$

This time we won and were able to go to OFSAA.

Now OFSAA was a di

fferent story, it was crazy that we had made it this far. So we decided to try our hardest an d see where it took us.

OFSAA "AA" Bo

ys" Volleyball was held in Dryden, Ontario. This was the farthest north some of us had e ver been. It was a different environment than we were use d to but we got used to it nonetheless. The generous hos pitality of the Dryden natives was apparent when we went to the games and restaurants. We especially want to thank Milly and Janice for their amazin g support. They gave us their unwavering support throughout the tournament. We can only feel disappointed that we weren"t able to win it for them.

We went into t

he tournament with a winning attitude but unfortunatel y, didn"t get those results on the score board.

Again, we want to thank the residents of Dryden,

Ontario

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