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Prince Edward Island School Athletic AssociationAnnual ReportJune 20th, 2005


PEISAA EXECUTIVE AND COMMISSIONER2004-2005

EXECUTIVEEmail Phone Fax

President Gordie Wilson ([email protected]) 368-6085 368-6089Vice-President Dale McIsaac ([email protected]) 675-7480 675-7482Secretary-Treasurer Gerald MacCormack ([email protected]) 888-8460 888-8261Past President Jackie Arsenault ([email protected]) 882-7354 882-7364Principals’ Rep Jim Killorn ([email protected]) 368-4130 368-4139Unit One Rep Paul Goguen ([email protected]) 882.7358 882-0493Unit Two Rep Robyn Aiken ([email protected]) 888-8495 888-8491Unit Three Rep Darryl Boudreau ([email protected]) 675-7480 675-7482Unit Four Rep Andrew MacAdam ([email protected]) 651-8520 651-8516Unit Five Rep Jason Arsenault ([email protected]) 854-2491 854-2981Officials Rep Rick MacKinnon ([email protected]) 368-6970 368-6983

COMMISSIONERS

Badminton Richard Younker 836-8901 836-8903Basketball (Senior) Walter MacEwen 961-7345 961-7339Basketball (Midget East) Lee Forbes 892-4603 569-7530Basketball (Midget West) Darryl Gaudet 436-3729 888-8491Cross Country Paul Goguen 882-7358 882-0493Curling Kristina McLane 838-0835 838-0840Field Hockey Barb Carmichael 368-6905 894-7029Golf Wayne Denman 836-8901 836-8903Gymnastics Paul Goguen 882-7358 882-0493Rugby Sean Cain 368-6905 894-6905Soccer Garth Campbell 836-8901 836-8903Soccer (Midget West) Garth Campbell 836-8901 836-8903Soccer (Midget East) JP Gallant 368-6870 368-6896Softball Trudy MacLeod 675-7480 675-7482Softball (Midget) Brian Carlton 888-8460 888-8261Track and Field Garth Turtle 368-4255 569-7530Volleyball Audrey Gee 432-2747 888-1686Volleyball (Midget West) Harvey Mazerolle 882-7352 882-7364Volleyball (Midget East) Garth Turtle 368-4255 569-7530Wrestling Dave Matthews 963-7810 963-7815


MEMBER SCHOOLS

Zone One Representative PEISAAWestisle Composite High Peter Bolo/John TonerHernewood Junior High Blair O’Holloran ME Callaghan Junior High Glenn CampbellAlberton Elementary Corina BoloBloomfield Elementary Paul MuiseO’Leary Elementary Kari MullinsEllerslie Elementary Corinne CameronSt. Louis Elementary Paul GoguenTignish Elementary Mike McLellanJohn J. Sark Robin Inman

Zone Two RepresentativesKensington Intermediate Senior High Anna StammbergerSummerside Intermediate High Trevor BridgesKinkora Regional High Jeff SquiresThree Oaks Regional High Mike LeslieAthena Consolidated Kim GallantMiscouche Consolidated Robyn MacDonaldAmherst Cove Consolidated Sue RogersElm Street Elementary Robbie ComarQueen Elizabeth Elementary Brian NewcombeSomerset Elementary Cheryl TantonParkside Elementary Dorothy HeatonGreenfield Elementary Fred Martin

Zone Three RepresentativesCharlottetown Rural High School Barb Carmichael / Susan WillisColonel Gray Senior High School Chris AnnettBluefield High School Trudy MacLeod Birchwood Jr. High School Troy MacCallumQueen Charlotte Junior High School Rick MacKinnonStonepark Junior High School Kellie Steele East Wiltshire School Tom Mann Glen Stewart Elementary Iris DickiesonGrace Christian School Cary SawaskyCentral Queens Elementary Des GarthEliot River Elementary Mark MacDougallLM Montgomery Elementary Leisa NoglerDonagh Jackie SandersonEnglewood School Kerry SorensonParkdale School Brent MacQuaid


Prince Street School Cindy DuffyGulf Shore School Dave MatthewsSherwood Elementary Anne ThompsonSpring Park Elementary Manual BallEcole Francoise Buote Jean Paul GallantSt. Jean Elementary Terri BontempoWest Kent Elementary Chris MeuseWest Royalty Elementary Jim RandStanhope-Grand Tracadie Jackie RossImmanuel Christian School Ruth Vanbyk

Zone Four RepresentativesMontague Regional High John Munroe Montague Intermediate High Marie SteevesMorell Regional High Randy CheverieSouris Regional High Shane MacClureBelfast Consolidated Gloria WhalenCardigan Consolidated Dianne NabuusDundas Consolidated Paul Sullivan/Ian MacAdamEastern Kings Consolidated Lynn MacPheeFortune Consolidated Bev ThomasGeorgetown Consolidated Sheila O’SheaMontague Consolidated Dennis EdgecombeMorell Consolidated Kelli MinnisMt. Stewart Consolidated Dana BarrunRollo Bay Consolidated Randy MacIntyreSouris Consolidated Graham TownshendSouthern Kings Consolidated Sheila BellSt. Peters Consolidated Terry McIssacSt. Theresa’s Consolidated Desi DoyleTracadie Cross Consolidated Tracy EllsworthVernon River Consolidated Andrew MacAdam

Zone Five Representatives:Ecole Evangeline Jason Arsenault École François-Buote JP GallantEcole François de summerside Colleen McLellan École-sur-Mer

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT - 2005Prince Edward Island School Athletic Association

Executive Director’s Report2004 - 2005

As I reflect on the past year in school sport, the PEISAA’s 43rd year of operation, I cannot helpbut be amazed at the contribution of the hundred’s of volunteers working on behalf of the studentathletes of the Province. Though the PEISAA does attempt to recognize the contributions of thisdedicated group, it is impossible to thank them enough for their educational approach toworking with our children and youth. Education through sport needs volunteers to pass on themessage, I think that we are lucky to have such a passionate group willing to spread the word.

This is Gord Wilson’s 2nd and final year as President of the PEISAA, Gord’s proactiveleadership has enabled the organization to move forward in many areas that I will highlight alittle later. His sense of ownership and his dedication to the ideals of school sport have made myjob much easier. I want to take this opportunity to thank Gord on behalf of the Executive and thevolunteers for the passion and professionalism you brought to your role. Gord you have been afine leader and a great friend. Thanks for your effort and for caring about the organization and itsrole in the education system

Restructuring of Government services is going to mean a huge change in how the PEISAA doesits business. Thanks to the lobbying efforts of Gord, Dale, Randy, Shane and many others thePEISAA has survived this round of cuts, but we cannot be complacent and assume that thePEISAA is not still sitting on the chopping block. Both Lyall and I have said many times that weas Professional Physical Educators must be more proactive in letting the public know what greatthings are happening in our gymnasiums and on our fields. School sport is an important piece ofour role in the school, please help in building our reputation as an integral part of the educationof our students.

Due to this restructuring, this will be the last year that Lona will be working with school sport. In the future the organization will be a one person show. The good thing is that for the first time inthe 43 year history of the organization it will be the only portfolio for the Executive Director.Obviously, the bad thing is we will be losing a dedicated employee who has become the voice atthe other end that all of you have come to depend on. I cannot thank Lona enough for what shehas done to make school sport what it is today. A good friend, confidant and supervisor ofeverything I do, I will miss working with her and wish her the best in her new role.

Highlights of the year 2004 - 2005

A. This is the third year in a row that the participation numbers have gone up, there were recordnumbers in cross country, golf, soccer, and wrestling. We have re-engaged the high schoolsin wrestling and curling and will try to revive tennis again next year. Unfortunately, it seemsthat orienteering has run its course and will not be offered next year.


B. The policy of recruiting corporate sponsors for each individual sport has started to reapbenefits. I am pleased to announce that the PEISAA has brought the Credit Unions on boardfor volleyball, Black Knight for badminton and negotiations have started for a sponsor fortrack and field. We are continuing our relationship with Dominos, Source for Sports, FritoLay, PaperFlow, Comfort Inns and ADL

C. The financial support to Sport Organizations to increase the number and competence ofofficials has successfully led to a dramatic increase in the number of officials in Rugby forthe 2004 -2005 school year. Rick MacKinnon, officials rep on the Executive continues to beproactive in working with official organizations to identify the needs and how the PEISAAcan help those organizations. Their continues to be a significant lack of officials, in all sports,in both Eastern Kings and West Prince. This lack of officiating numbers has a substantialeffect on the cost of school sport for schools in those areas and needs to be a area of futureconcern for the Executive.

In closing I would like to recognize and thank those volunteers who are leaving the PEISAAadministration team. Corinna Bolo has spent the past 6 years working as the Zone 1 rep. Corinnahas been a significant leader in school sport, her dedication to the rights of children and herpassion for the educational value of sport has helped keep the philosophical perspective of thePEISSA on the high road. Jackie Arsenault leaves the Executive after 11 years of dedication andan intense sense of ownership for the decisions made. Jim Killorn’s years on the executive asPrincipal’s rep have been highlighted by his belief in the benefit of school sport as aneducational tool, his insight has been refreshing. Walter MacEwen has been an integral part ofschool sport for 23 years, we will certainly miss his innovative ideas and his work ethic, thelegacy of the allstar process is just one of many that Walter leaves us with. Thanks to all of youfor making school sport a great place to educate the students of Prince Edward Island.

Have a great summer

Respectfully submitted

Garth Turtle


PRESIDENT’S REPORT - 2005Prince Edward Island School Athletic Association

2004 - 2005

Another year draws to a close and once again it has been highly successful. The 2004-2005 schoolsports program has proven to be as successful a program as exists in the province or the country. Our successes are a direct result of the excellent people in our system who spend countless hourstraining, re-training and upgrading their own skills and knowledge with which they then imbue ourstudent athletes.

Our volunteer Executive works hard at making sure the correct decisions are taken which allows thesmooth running of the school sports system.

For our 72 member schools, their administration, athletic directors, coaches, and volunteers, I thankyou on behalf of the Executive and personally for your continued support, guidance, andencouragement.

To Lona and Garth a personal thank you for a job well done. Without your efforts, leadership andguidance my job would prove difficult.

To our many and ever growing list of corporate sponsors a huge thank you for your support of thePEISAA. Over my two year term we have added to our sponsor list Domino’s Pizza, Black Knight,Paperflow/Xerox, Frito-Lay, Credit Union Central, and Holland College Golf Academy. All of theseon top of our long time sponsors, the PEI Government, Department of Education, School MilkFoundation, Subway, and Source for Sports. Your support is invaluable in our maintaining andexpanding our programs.

The year has been busy. However, our sports regular season and playoffs have run very smoothlywith the odd “little bump” in the road. School Sport Week was again very successful. Thanks toJackie Arsenault and her committee.

We continue to look at changes to procedures, rules and playoff formats with tie-breaking formulas. All are still in discussion stages. Members will certainly have their input into all of this.

In October of 2004 Garth and I attended the Canadian School Sport Federation AGM in Quebec Cityand once again I am almost awed by what seems to be a reverence shown to Garth at these nationalmeetings. His opinions, thoughts, and experience is sought out continually and this can only meanthat we at the PEISAA are very fortunate to have an Executive Director of such high calibre andstanding on the national stage. Well done Garth.

Still on the Executive Director’s position, the Department and Program Renewal Program continueand we can only hope that this position is maintained at least at the status quo. We do have someindication of this. We have begun an evaluation of the Executive Director’s position, a process whichwill be ongoing and continuous. More information will follow as this process develops.


Finally, as I finish my two-year term as President I would like it known that we on PEI have in myopinion the best school sport delivery system in Canada. As I listen to and communicate with otherpresidents, I hear of the good, the bad, and sometimes the ugly they deal with and I thank all of ourpartners in PEI for our wonderful system.

I wish to extend to all those with whom I have worked over my two years as President my sincerethanks for making the job a most wonderful and rewarding experience.

Respectfully submitted by, Gordon Wilson, President


OFFICIAL’S COMMISSIONER REPORT - 2005

The PEISAA continues to enjoy an excellent working relationship with the various Officials’Associations within Prince Edward Island. As an Organization, we continue to be supportive ofthese Officials’ Associations and offer assistance and expertise as requested.

The Officials’ Commissioner’s role is to act as a liaison between Member Schools and Officials’Associations, and to assist in the recruitment, development and retention of Officials. MemberSchools may help in this capacity by identifying and promoting officiating within their Schooland Community.

While some Associations have enjoyed tremendous growth within their respective Organizationsor are progressing toward this goal - the reality is that on many occasions they are just existing. This issue is not unique to School Athletics, particular Sports, or our Province; it is a trend thatexists throughout North America. It is not limited to Officiating; it also exists in theAdministration of Sport and in Coaching; as we all recognize that it is becoming increasinglydifficult to recruit and retain volunteers for Sport.

For most Officials - officiating is an avocation; they are individuals with careers and families. They offer a tremendous service and deserve to be commended for their dedication,professionalism, and valuable contribution to School Athletics.

In closing, I would like to congratulate this year’s recipient of the PEISAA Officials’ Award. This individual represents only one of many who contribute to the success of School Athletics. Should you have any concerns, issues, or suggestions - please contact me.

Have a Great Summer!

Respectfully submitted,

Rick MacKinnon


AWARDS COMMITTEE REPORT - 2005

The Awards Committee made the following selections for the PEISAA Awards for 2003-04.

Official of the Year Darryl Boudreau, Bluefield HighCoach of the Year Paul Goguen, St. Louis ElementaryMerit Award Blair O’Halloran, Hernewood Intermediate HighCharlie Ballem “Builder’s Award” Lona Ryan, Department of EducationAdministrator’s Award Jim Killorn, Colonel Gray Senior High School


PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS - 2004-2005

SPORT CHAMPIONS COACHCross Country:Pre Novice Boys Glen Stewart Iris DicksonPre Novice Girls Eliot RiverNovice Boys Tignish Nadine Gallant & Craig BlancheNovice Girls West Royalty Jim RandBantam Boys Hernewood Jeanette Plourde Bantam Girls Queen Charlotte Lori MacPhersonMidget Boys Ch’town Rural François Weber / Mike LloydMidget Girls Stonepark Susie CheverieSenior Boys Bluefield Richard BakerSenior Girls Montague Bethany MacLeod

Soccer:Midget Boys SIS Trevor Bridges / Kevin CrozierMidget Girls Stonepark Graham JacksonSenior A Men KISH Andrew HughesSenior A Women Rural Jeff Wilbert / Graham Jackson / Angie McNallySenior AA Men Gray Wally MorrisonSenior AA Women Gray Chris Annett

Field Hockey:Midget Girls East Wiltshire Brenda Howard/ Anne Marie Broussard Senior Women Bluefield Tracey Gairns, Leslie MacNeill,

Naomi Harper

Golf:Midget Boys Englewood Kent ButlerMidget Girls Stonepark Norman BeckSenior AA Men Westisle Allan MacAlduffSenior A Men Bluefield John Dunsford

Volleyball:Midget Boys SIS Charlene Clark / Mario FisetMidget Girls SIS Glenn Edison“A” Women Rural Cliff McFarlane / Jocelyn Saunders“AA” Women Rural Rebecca Campbell / Carl Swarz / John Parent“AA” Boys Westisle Peter Bolo / Andrew MacDougald


Basketball:Midget AABoys QCIS Rick MacKinnon / Jeff PerryMidget AA Girls BirchwoodMidget A Boys Montague Kevin Jenkins, Brian SomersMidget A Girls Morell Walter MacEwen, Randy Cheverie“A” Men KISH Ryan MacKay“A” Women TOSH Forrest Lilly, Julia McKillop“AA” Men Souris Donald MacCormac & Shawn Laybolt“AA” Women Westisle Dana Gard / Mary Reid“AAA”Men Bluefield Darryl Boudreau“AAA” Women Gray Chris Annett

Gymnastics: Pre Novice Girls St. Louis Paul GoguenPre Novice Boys St. Louis Paul GoguenNovice Girls West Royalty Jim RandNovice Boys West Royalty Jim RandBantam Girls

Wrestling:Novice Boys Tignish Mike McLellanNovice Girls Englewood Kerry SorensonBantam Boys MEC Mike EllsworthBantam Girls Gulf Shore Dave MatthewsMidget Boys Montague Intermediate Mike MacDonald & Megan MorrisonMidget Girls Ch’town Rural John WilbertSenior Boys Westisle Domoinque Vallée

Badminton:Novice Boys Bloomfield Paul MuiseNovice Girls Parkdale Brent McQuaidBantam Boys Englewood Mike AnnearBantam Girls Montague Intermediate Alex MacPhersonMidget Boys East Wiltshire Tom Mann & Dawna WoodsideMidget Girls BirchwoodJuvenile Boys TOSH Sue ThompsonJuvenile Girls Bluefield Richard BakerSenior Boys Bluefield Jeff Carragher & Darcy FlynnSenior Girls Montague High Sandy MunroSenior Girls Charlottetown Rural Ian Stedman


Rugby:“A” Women Bluefield Marilas Woods, Cassie MacKenzie, Ellen

Dickieson“A” Men TOSH Mike MacKinnon, Richard Trainor“AA” Women Westisle Sally MacLeod, Michelle Lane“AA” Men Montague Charlie Trainor, Ronnie Munn“AAA” Women Bluefield Aaron Carr, Michelle Tremere, Andrea Boulter“AAA” Men Westisle Dwayne Gilks, Michael Jones

Softball:“AA” Ladies Charlottetown Rural“AA” Men Westisle Composite Jim MacIntyre, Ed MacIntyre, Sean O’HalloranMidget Girls East Wiltshire Bev Judson-Gosbee, Carol Mayne, Janet Nicols Midget Boys Hernewood Gerri Ellis, Susan Thompson

Track and Field:Novice Girls West Royalty Jim RandNovice Boys LM Montgomery Leisa NoglerBantam Girls SIS Tara Webster, Janie Ramsay, Andy WalkerBantam Boys Hernewood Lincoln RixMidget Girls Montague Int. Megan Morrison & Robert FitzpatrickMidget Boys Montague High Bethany MacLeodSenior Girls Montague High Charla CurrieSenior Boys Montague High Krista Connolly

Curling:Senior Women Rural Barb Carmichael


PEISAA AGM MINUTESMONDAY JUNE 21, 2004

Howard Johnson Dutch Inn, North River

The meeting was called to order at 2:00 pm by President Gordie Wilson. Rules of Order reviewed byTreasurer Gerald MacCormack.

Approval of Agenda:MOTION: The Agenda for the 2004 Annual Meeting be approved. PASSEDMoved and Seconded

Adoption of AGM Minutes 2003:MOTION: The Minutes of 2003 Annual Meeting be approved. PASSEDMoved and Seconded:

President’s Report:MOTION: The President’s Report be adopted. PASSEDMoved and Seconded:

Treasurer’s Report:MOTION: The Treasurer’s Report be adopted. PASSEDMoved and Seconded:

Executive Director’s:MOTION: The Executive Director’s Report be adopted. PASSEDMoved and Seconded:

MISC NOTES:Charlie Ballem notified the PEISAA of the passing of Walter Mattison and George Evans. Boththese men had been involved in the PEISAA

Yeamans Adaptive Sports (Cross Country, Soccer and Volleyball) as part of our regular sportseason.

Gordie has been actively pursuing sponsors.

Only two Commissioners are leaving this year and all of Executive is staying.

SPORT COMMISSIONERS REPORTS:MOTION: That the Commissioner Reports be accepted. PASSED


SPECIAL REPORTSTrack and Field: A committee will be formed. Volunteers for next year are as follows:KISH Shot PutEvangeline Long JumpRural Triple JumpS. Kings Javelin

Top Female Athlete: Paula MacDonald, Montague HighTop Male Athlete: Anthony Bernard, Westisle

SENIOR HOCKEYThere is some interest from Westisle in bringing hockey back to senior high schools. Three schoolsare needed to form a league.

SPORT INJURY REPORTINGGarth noted there had been significant injuries over the year, along with an increase in insurancemonies paid out. The importance of sending in forms on time as well as talking with coaches andfinding out why we have these injuries. Rugby injuries have been significantly reduced. There is aneed to be pro-active in order to help reduce injuries.

CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPOur sponsors are:MilksportDomino’s (Basketball)Comfort InnADLPaperFlow (Calendar & Soccer Program)Frito LaySource for Sports (Cross Country)

SCHOOL CALENDAR Three Oaks is producing the calendar.

Cross Country October 23Volleyball (Senior) 1st Friday and Saturday in NovemberA Volleyball 2 day event Midget Volleyball 2nd week end in NovemberGymnastics 3rd week in FebruaryBasketball “AAA” Tuesday night - 6:00 & 8:00 pmBasketball “AA” Monday night - 6:00 & 8:00 pm

There will be a survey sent to basketball schools regarding the issues.

SCHOOL SPORT WEEK


This will be our second year. Last year went well considering there was not a lot of lead-up. Thisyear will be the week of October 23-30 in order to coincide with Cross Country Championships. Aninfo package will be sent to schools with ideas for the week. There will be a website link for SchoolSport Week. A total of 98 pins were given out last year. Some presentations were made atProvincial Championships. School Sport Week Committee: Tara Webster, Robyn Aiken, KimHickox, Paul Goguen, Garth Turtle, Jackie Arsenault.

MOTION: The School Sport Week Report be accepted. PASSED

SPORT COMMISSIONERS 2004-05Several commissioners are needed: Midget East VolleyballMidget East SoccerCurlingTennisRugby

PEISAA WEBSITECongrats were extended to Randy Cheverie and Shane MacClure for developing and maintaining thePEISAA website.

RESOLUTIONS:AGENDA ITEM AND NUMBER #10 Motion #1

ARTICLE AND SECTION NUMBER Article VIII Section 1

WHEREAS A coach may be ejected from a game for a myriad of reasons, some which might be of a technical

nature, some could be by a set of unfortunate circumstances, some could even be the result of a misinterpretation or even a

mistake by the other adults in the game, the referees.

BE IT RESOLVED In all instances when a coach is ejected from a game, the matter will be forwarded to the

PEISAA Disciplinary Committee for investigation. Further disc iplinary action, toward any of the participants involved in

the action, may result.

The Motion w as moved and seconded. Mike Lloyd spoke to the Motion. Dale responded citing PEISAA Policy. Garth

responded also with the historical perspective on policy with the necessity to get a committee to decide.

MOTION DEFEATED

AGENDA ITEM AND NUM BER 10 Motion #2

ARTICLE AND SECTION NUMBER Policy Handbook Page 3

WHEREAS High school first semester mid-terms are scheduled for the second (2nd) week in November.

BE IT RESOLVED The Senior A and AA Volleyball Provincial Championships will be scheduled for the first (1st)

Friday

Motion w as moved and seconded.

MOTION CARRIED


AGENDA ITEM AND NUMBER 10 Motion #3

ARTICLE AND SECTION NUMBER Policy Handbook Page 3

WHEREAS The Gymnastics Championship is continuing to grow and a PEISAA Executive presence is desired

and expected at all Provincial Championships.

BE IT RESOLVED That Provincial Gymnastics championships be held on the third (3rd) Friday and Saturday in

February, those dates being no earlier than February 16th.

Motion moved and seconded.

MOTION CARRIED

AGENDA ITEM AND NUMBER 10 Motion #4

ARTICLE AND SECTION NUMBER By Laws Article VII Section 1 Part A

WHEREAS The Sport PEI Medical Insurance coverage for the PEISAA sanctioned activities has the potential

to change each year.

BE IT RESOLVED That the Sport PEI Medical Insurance costs to schools be review ed by the Executive each year. If

necessary to adjust the school fee it will be adjusted using the following ratio: elementary -1: intermediate -2: high school

- 3. (Ex. 30:60:90 50:100:150)


MOTION CARRIED

AGENDA ITEM AND NUM BER 10 Motion #5

ARTICLE AND SECTION NUMBER By Laws Article III Section 8

WHEREAS Objective 4 of the Constitution of the PEISAA states that the PEISAA will protect the mutual

interests of the members of the Association through the cultivation of ideals of clean sport in their relation to the

development of character.

BE IT RESOLVED That recruiting of athletes to attend a school outside the geographical boarder of their

“designated school of attendance” as defined by the school board / district of jurisdiction contravenes the PEISAA

Constitution Article III Section 4. Any reported violations will be investigated by the PEISAA Disciplinary Committee

and penalties may be issued against any participants in the violation.


MOTION DEFEATED

NOMINATION REPORT/ELECTION OF OFFICERSPresident Gordie WilsonVice President Dale McIsaacSecretary-Treasurer Gerald MacCormack

AWARDS PRESENTATIONRetiring Commissioners:Vicki Weldon, Midget East VolleyballLes MacKay, GolfOfficials Award Mr. Frank MacDonald, presented by Rick MacKinnonCoach’s Award Mr. Dale Farish, presented by Peter BoloMerit Award Jackie Arsenault, presented by Mike LloydCharlie Ballem Award Walter MacEwen, presented by Charlie BallemAdministrator’s Award Ron Diamond, presented by Garth Turtle

Motion to Adjourn CARRIED

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Soccer ReportGarth Campbell, Commissioner

How quickly the season came and went. The season began on September 15th in Morell andconcluded on October 30th in Bluefield with 90 games in between. For this type of schedule to workas great as it does when dealing with 24 teams in four (4) leagues there has to be a great deal ofcommitment from many different sources. I would like to thank all school level people from AthleticDirectors, administrations, coaches, managers and players for their help in making their league(s) andseason a success.

A big thank you also goes to Bluefield, Charlottetown Rural, Kinkora, and Stonepark for hosting theprovincial championships, well done! Without quality officials our games would not proceed withthe leadership necessary to allow for competitive yet sportsmanlike competition. On behalf of thePEISAA I want to thank Richard Pettipas and Jim Chandler for doing a great job of assigningreferees for our leagues. Without the help of Lona Ryan and Garth Turtle my job would be almostimpossible. I must say I believe Lona is the glue which keeps us from cracking. She is always thereto take a note, send a fax and share a laugh. Thanks Lona.

Lastly I would like to thank our major sponsor PaperFlow for being a vital part of our league andsuccess.

Recommendations:1. All game sheets are to be faxed to Commissioner within 24 hours. All names and numbers are

to be filled in.2. The last league game should be the Wednesday before the playoffs begin.3. If possible the “AA” leagues should continue as the competition for each game is great.4. Leave the overtime format as is.


Senior AA Men Final Standings:Teams W L T PColonel Gray 5 0 1 11Ch’town Rural 4 1 1 9Three Oaks 4 2 0 8Westisle 2 4 0 4Bluefield 2 4 0 4Montague 2 4 0 4Souris 1 5 0 2

Scoring Leaders AA Men:Player School GoalsMorgan DesRoches Westisle 10René Ayangma Gray 7Mozesh Gyorio Rural 7Jamie Marchbank TOSH 5Curtis Klein Montague 4Nathan Snowie Rural 4Curtis Cheverie TOSH 4

5 players tied with 3

Senior AA Womens Final Standings:Teams W L T PColonel Gray 5 1 0 10Ch’town Rural 5 1 0 10Three Oaks 3 2 1 7Souris 3 2 1 7Montague 2 3 1 5Westisle 1 5 0 2Bluefield 0 5 1 1

Scoring Leaders AA Women:Player School GoalsCheryl MacLeod Rural 10Chelsey McInnis TOSH 9Mary MacKinnon TOSH 5Cassie Goodwin Gray 4Pam Morrison Rural 4Ashley MacGuigan Rural 4Kelsey O’Donnell Souris 3Jill Goodwin Bluefield 3



Senior A Men Final - Regular SeasonTeams W L T PKISH 4 1 1 9Kinkora 3 2 1 7Morell 1 3 2 4Evangeline 1 3 2 4

Scoring Leaders A Men:Player School GoalsCameron Webster Kinkora 7Adam Logan KISH 5Ryan Gallant Evangeline 4Denis Arsenault Evangeline 4Gary Hughes Morell 3Brent MacAdam Morell 3

Senior A Women Final - Regular SeasonTeams W L T PChtown Rural 9 1 0 18Col Gray 7 2 1 15Kinkora 5 5 0 10Morell 3 5 2 8KISH 3 6 1 7Westisle 0 8 2 2

Scoring Leaders:Player School GoalsJessica Kelly Morell 6Laura Robert Rural 6Hilary Murphy KISH 5Tanya Gallant Westisle 5Lesley Roper Rural 5Kristy Dewey Gray 5Lindsay Picketts KISH 5Stacy Coffin KISH 4Marianne Duffy Kinkora 4Kendra McSweeney Kinkora 4



Senior Playoffs:AA MEN - QUARTER FINALS:Montague 3 at TOSH 2Bluefield 1 at Westisle 2

SEMI FINALS:Montague 2 at Gray 4Westisle 0 at Rural 6

FINALS:Bronze: Montague 4 vs Westisle 3Gold: Gray 3 vs Rural 2

AA WOMEN - QUARTER FINALS:Westisle 0 at TOSH 1Montague 2 at Souris 0

SEMI FINALS:TOSH 0 at Rural 3Montague 1 at Gray 3

FINALS:Bronze: TOSH 2 vs Montague 1Gold: Gray 2 vs Rural 0

A MEN - SEMI FINALS:Evangeline 1 at KISH 2Morell 0 at Kinkora 1

FINALS:Bronze: Morell 1 vs Evangeline 0Gold: KISH 5 vs Kinkora 0

A WOMEN - QUARTER FINALS:KISH 3 at Morell 2Westisle 0 at Kinkora 1

SEMI FINALS:KISH 2 at Rural 1Kinkora 0 at Gray 1

FINALS:Bronze: Kinkora 1 vs KISH 3Gold: Rural 2 vs Gray 1


Midget West SoccerGarth Campbell, Commissioner

Congratulations to all teams in both the girls and boys leagues for another great season. This year wehad eight (8) boys teams and seven (7) girls teams competing for the top four (4) play-off positions. The league(s) were very competitive as most positions were not finalized until the last day of theseason.

I would like to thank all school administrators, coaches and players who worked so well together tomake the season a success. Thanks also to Lona Ryan and Garth Turtle for helping me with my job.

I would also like to congratulate all host schools who helped with league and provincial play-offsespecially Stonepark (Gordie Wilson) who hosted the provincials.

Recommendations:1. Before we make the final schedule we need to check with the referee assignor.2. It is very important that all fields be kept in good playing conditions, lines, nets, etc.3. All game sheets need to be faxed to the Commissioner within 24 hours with names and

numbers filled in.4. All games changes need to go through Commissioner.

Midget BoysFinal Regular Season Standings:Team W L T PKinkora 6 0 1 13SIS 5 1 1 11Hernewood 5 2 0 10KISH 4 3 0 8MEC 4 3 0 8Englewood 2 5 0 4Athena 1 6 0 2Evangeline 0 7 0 0


Leading Scorers:Name School GoalsTJ Campbell Hernewood 7Ben Andrew KISH 7TJ Bernard SIS 7Jesse MacIntyre Hernewood 7Nicco Coughlin Hernewood 7Josh Gallant Englewood 7Carter Gaudet MEC 7Nick Tremere Kinkora 7Nathan DesRoches SIS 6Jason MacDonald Englewood 6William Allen KISH 5Dillion Gaudet SIS 5Sam Arsenault MEC 5Harrison McIver Kinkora 5Spencer Leard Kinkora 5

Midget GirlsFinal Regular Season Standings:Team W L T PKinkora 5 0 1 11Hernewood 4 1 1 9MEC 3 1 2 8Englewood 2 2 2 6SIS 1 2 3 5KISH 1 5 0 2Athena 0 5 1 1


Leading Scorers:Name School GoalsMaggie McSweeney Kinkora 9Nadia Shea MEC 7Ashton Gallant Hernewood 6Patricia Harris Englewood 6Cierra Gaudet SIS 4Jillian Jeffery Englewood 4Jennifer Simmons KISH 3Juliet Roberts Kinkora 3Courtney Noye Hernewood 3Natalie Shea MEC 3

Midget Boys Playoffs:Unit Semi Finals:Hernewood 0 at SIS 3KISH 0 at Kinkora 4

Provincial Cross Overs:SIS 1 at Stonepark 0Birchwood 0 at Kinkora 3

Provincial ChampionshipsBronze: Stonepark 0 vs Birchwood 3Gold: SIS 1 vs Kinkora 0

Midget Girls Playoffs:Unit Semi Finals:Englewood 1 at Kinkora 0MEC 1 at Hernewood 0

Provincial Cross Overs:Englewood 0 at Stonepark 3QCHS 0 at MEC 3

Provincial ChampionshipsBronze: QCHS 0 vs Englewood 0Gold: Stonepark 3 vs MEC 0


Midget East SoccerJP Gallant, Commissioner

The 2004 Midget East Soccer season went fairly well. The level of play was somewhat even amongthe top four or five teams in both the boys and girls divisions, to a point where the tie breakingpolicies had to be used in both divisions to declare seeding! The same could also be said for thebottom four or five teams in their respective divisions.

As for the officiating, I wish to thank Chandler for taking on the referees assignment for all ourgames. It is not an easy task. I believe things ran fairly smoothly since only two games wereaffected by not having a referee available for a match and having a referee not show up because hehad forgotten his assignment. After chatting with a number of coaches I get the impression that thequality of referring is sometimes a concern in big games.

A full soccer season cannot go by without having any cards given to players. However, for theamount of games played, I believe that the amount of cards handed out was respectable. Mind you,99% of those cards were given in the boys league. Something must be done about reporting thosecards since in one instance this fall the game sheet was given to me two weeks after the incidentwhere a game suspension should have been given to a player. The played did eventually sit-out hisgame.

I believe that we could also do a better job at reporting the game results. The day after game nights Iwould barely get half the game sheets in. It is hard to keep things up to date when different data ismissing. And, I believe, the same could be said about calling in the game results, since quite oftengame results were not posted on the PEISAA web site.

Recommendations:1. Have a two-tier league in boys and girls play.2. Official game sheet mail in to Commissioner.


Final Standings: Midget Boys EastTeam W T L PtsStonepark 7 0 0 14Queen Charlotte 5 1 1 11Birchwood 5 1 1 11Montague 4 3 0 8East Wiltshire 2 4 1 5Souris 2 4 1 5Gulf Shore 1 6 0 2Morell 0 7 0 0

Midget Girls EastTeam W T L PtsStonepark#1 6 0 2 14Birchwood 5 1 2 12Queen Charlotte 6 2 0 12East Wiltshire 5 1 2 12Morell 4 3 1 9Stonepark#2 3 4 1 7Souris 2 6 0 4Gulf Shore 1 7 0 2Montague 0 8 0 0

East Play-offsGirls: East Wiltshire 0 at Stonepark 3

Queen Charlotte 3 at Birchwood 1

Boys: Montague 0 at Stonepark 2Birchwood 3 at Queen Charlotte 1

Provincial Semi Finals: Girls: Englewood 0 at Stonepark 3

Queen Charlotte 0 at MEC 1 Boys: SIS 1 at Stonepark 0

Birchwood 0 at Kinkora 3

Midget Championships:Girls' Bronze Medal Game: Queen Charlotte 6 at Englewood 0 Girls' Gold Medal Game: MEC 0 at Stonepark 3Boys' Gold Medal Game: SIS 1 at Kinkora 0


Senior Volleyball ReportAudrey Gee, Commissioner

Table of Contents: 1. League Results and All-Stars2. Quarter Final Matches3. “A” Women Provincial Championships4. “AA” Women Provincial Championships5. “AA” Men Provincial Championships6. Comments and Recommendations7. Commissioner Expenses

1. League Results and All-Stars

“A” Wom en: EAST

Position School Games Won Gam es Lost

1 Montague 9 1

2 Rural 7 3

3 Morell 5 5

4 Souris 2 8

“A” Wom en: WEST

Position School Games Won Gam es Lost

1 François-Buote 7 3

2 Westisle 6 4

3 Évangéline 2 8

4 Kinkora 2 8

“A” Women League All-Stars:Team 1: Team 2:

Erin Gaudette, Westisle Amanda Picot, Souris

Melissa Collicutt, Westisle Charity Deagle, Souris

Nicole MacKay, Rural Jeanna MacLeod, Montague

Natalie Beaulieu-Doyle, François-Buote Alicia Hiskox, Rural

Megan Mugford, Montague Brittany Gallant, Évangéline

Ineke ter Meer, Morell Brittany MacDonald, Kinkora


“AA” W omen

Position School Games W on Games Lost

1 TOSH 8 1

2 Rural 7 3

3 Bluefield 7 3

4 KISH 4 6

5 Westisle 2 7

6 Gray 1 9

“AA” Women League All-Stars:Team 1: Team 2:Meghan MacDonald, TOSH Katie MacDonald, RuralLindsay Theuerkauf, Bluefield Lindsay Rogerson, TOSHLisa McIver, Bluefield Kelsey Champion, KISHKatrina Clow, KISH Laurie Marchbank, KISHSuzanne Canvin, Gray Monica Thibaudie-Ness, GrayErin Kinsmen, Rural Amber Handrahan, Westisle

“AA” M en

Postion School Games Won Gam es Lost

1 Westisle #1 11 1

2 TOSH 9 3

3 Montague 7 5

4 Gray 6 6

5 Bluefield 4 8

6 Rural 4 8

7 Westisle #2 1 10

“AA” Men League All-Stars:Team 1: Team 2:Nicholas Mazerolle, Westisle Alex Campbell, TOSHBrian Hansen, Westisle Jon Crawford, TOSHMatt Munro, Montague Bobby MacKinnon, BluefieldJustin MacLean, TOSH Tim Hutchings, BluefieldPatrick Carmichael, Rural Mike Basha, GrayDanny Miles, Gray Jordan Drake, Gray


2. Quarter Final Matches

“A” W omen

Date Tuesday, November 2, 2004

3rd W est @

2nd East

Évangéline @ Rural Rural won 3:1 22-25, 25-16, 25-19, 25-17

3rd East @ 2nd

West

Morell @ Westisle Westisle won 3:1 21-25, 25-12, 25-19, 25-18

“AA” W omen


6 @ 3 Gray @ Bluefield Bluefield won 3:0 25-23, 25-21, 25-18

5 @ 4 Westisle @ KISH KISH won 3:0 25-15, 25-12, 25-21

“AA” M en


6 @ 3 Rural @ Montague Rural won 3:1 22-25, 25-21, 25-14, 27-25

5 @ 4 Bluefield @ Gray Gray won 3:0 25-22, 25-20, 25-18


3. “A” Women Provincial Championships

Friday, November 5, 2004: Semi-Finals

Saturday, November 6, 2004: Medal Matches

Hosted by M ontague - Site Manager: John M unro

5:00 pm Fran. Buote vs. Rural Rural won 3:1 25-22, 17-25, 25-18, 25-21

7:00 pm Montague vs. Westisle Montague won 3:1 20-25, 25-18, 25-14, 25-20

1:00 pm Bronze: Fran. Buote vs. W est. Westisle won 3:1 25-19, 11-25, 25-19, 25-16

3:00 pm Gold: Rural vs. Montague Rural won 3:1 21-25, 27-25, 25-22, 25-19

Therefore: Gold RuralSilver MontagueBronze Westisle

Tournament All-Stars:Natalie Doyle, François-BuoteAshley Pitre, WestisleMegan Mugford, MontagueTera Laybolt, RuralNicole MacKay, Rural

4. “AA” Women Provincial Championships

Friday, November 5, 2004: Semi-Finals

Saturday, November 6, 2004: Medal Matches

Hosted by TOSH - Site Manager: Mike Leslie

4:00 pm TOSH vs. KISH TOSH won 3:0 25-15, 25-22, 25-21

6:00 pm Rural vs. Bluefield Rural won 3:0 25-21, 25-17, 25-23

10:00am Bronze KISH vs. Bluefield Bluefield won 3:2 30-28, 22-25, 25-14, 19-25, 15-9

2:00 pm Gold TOSH vs. Rural Rural won 3:0 25-11, 26-24, 25-23

Therefore:Gold RuralSilver TOSHBronze Bluefield

Tournament All-Stars:Katrina Clow, KISHLisa McIver, BluefieldMeghan MacDonald, TOSHLindsay Rogerson, TOSHKatie MacDonald, Rural

Tournament MVP:Erin Kinsmen, Rural


5. “AA” Men Provincial Championships

Friday, November 5, 2004: Semi-FinalsSaturday, November 6, 2004: Medal MatchesHosted by TOSH - Site Manager: Mike Leslie

2:00 pm TOSH vs. Gray TOSH won 3:1 25-22, 16-25, 25-23, 25-22

8:00 pm Westisle vs. Rural Westisle won 3:1 25-7, 25-23, 22-25, 25-21

12:00 pm Bronze Gray vs. Rural Rural won 3:0 25-23, 25-18, 25-20

4:00 pm Gold TOSH vs. Westisle Westisle won 3:1 25-22, 25-21, 23-25, 25-14

Therefore:Gold WestisleSilver TOSHBronze Rural

Tournament All-Stars:Danny Miles, GrayPatrick Carmichael, RuralJohn Crawford, TOSHJustin MacLean, TOSHBrian Hansen, Westisle

Tournament MVP:Nicholas Mazerolle, Westisle


6. Comments and Recommendations

1. Athletes remove warm-up t-shirts at their team bench, exposing their nude / partiallynude upper bodies to coaches, parents, spectators, children, etc. creating uncomfortableand inappropriate situations.

I recommend it to be obligatory for athletes to change shirts in the gymnasium locker rooms beforeand after competition. If need be, appropriate time shall be alloted so that it does not take away anytime from coaches comments before a game.

2. Warm-up shirts are not uniform in colour. Professionalism, respect and team unity isdrastically reduced when athletes are seen warming up in different attire.

I recommend it to be obligatory for athletes to warm-up in uniform attire (ex. t-shirts of the samecolour). 3. The volleyball season begins very soon after the first day of school. Athletes do not have a

fair chance to prove their abilities before team “cuts” and coaches have an extremelydifficult time familiarising themselves with and organising the team prior to their firstgame.

I recommend that the first game begin a week later than this year’s start date.

4. A seven week volleyball season with a very demanding game schedule does not allow foradequate practice time. Athletes do not have a chance to develop and learn new skills.

I recommend to re-evaluate the present volleyball season calender to see if it is possible to extend theseason by two to four weeks - without affecting mid-term exams (no games during that week) norgiving Basketball less prep. time before their first game compared to Volleyball’s start date and thefirst day of school.

5. Athletes work very hard during the season to improve upon their skills. Properacknowledgement is not offered to exceptional athletes that do not appear on the All-Starsteams.

I recommend adding Libero of the Year and Rookie of the Year to complement our All-Star lists. 6. Communication between the commissioner, athletic directors, coaches, officials, etc. is

always a challenge, considering everyone’s busy schedule.

I strongly recommend that e-mail addresses be added to the list of telephone number contacts alreadybeing distributed at the beginning of the season.


7. It is extremely stressful and overwhelming for young athletes to have the pressure ofserving the last point when their adversaries are on their game point. Game point shouldbe awarded for a rally won, not a net or technical fault.

I recommend that the rally point rule be reevaluated (concerning game serve only). At this level ofplay, the team should serve to win.

8. Official score sheets are not all being mailed to the commissioner.

I recommend that both team captains (or coaches) verify and sign the Match Report Form that isfaxed to the Commissioner instead of asking coaches to send the official score sheets. This wouldsave coaches the task of mailing them out and save money to the school boards on postage. Thiswould not add another task to captains (or coaches) who would be signing the fax since they mustsign the official score sheet anyways. They could be signed simultaneously and the fax is somethingthat is already being done presently.


Midget East VolleyballGarth Turtle, Commissioner

The 2004 season saw nine (9) girls teams and seven (7) boys teams play in the East Zone of thePEISAA Midget Volleyball Division. In the Girls Division a round robin was played with each teamplaying 8 league games. The boys division featured a double round robin with each team playing 12games. 8 teams in the girls division and 6 teams in the boys division made the zone playoffs.

Thanks to Summerside Intermediate School staff - Trevor Bridges, Tara Webster, Charlene Clarke,and Mario Fiset for their help in hosting the Provincials Championships. Also thanks to HarveyMazerolle for his contributions to Midget Volleyball all year long.

Thanks to Lona Ryan at the PEISAA office for help during the season and at the provincials.

Thank you to all coaches, players and referees for making it a pleasure to be the Midget EastVolleyball Commissioner.

Recommendations:

1. The PEISAA should be encouraged to create an “A” Provincial Championship, there is a largegap in abilities between the smaller population schools and those with a larger population.

2. The PEISAA should institute a system to encourage prompt faxing of game sheets to thecommissioners. With the need to service the website this has become a major problem thatschools must address.

Midget East Volleyball StandingsFinal League Standings

Girls W L Pts1. Stonepark 7 1 14 *2. Birchwood 7 1 14 *3. Montague 7 1 14 *4. East Wiltshire 5 3 105. Francois Buote 4 4 86. Belfast 3 5 67. Souris 2 6 48. Morell 1 7 29. Q.Charlotte 0 8 0


Boys W L Pts1. East Wiltshire 12 0 242. Q.Charlotte 9 3 18 *3. Stonepark 9 3 18 *4. Montague 5 7 10 5. Birchwood 4 8 86. Vernon River 2 10 47. Belfast 1 11 2

* PEISAA Tie Breaker + / - in games played in the matches between the teams

Zone Playoff ResultsTuesday November 2, 04 Midget East Zone Quarter - Finals

MIDGET EAST GIRLS VOLLEYBALL QUARTER FINALSStonepark def Morell 3-0 (25-10, 25-7, 27-25)Birchwood def Souris 3-0 (25-3, 25-11, 25-5)Belfast def East Wiltshire 3-1 (25-18, 25-18, 23-25, 25-9)Montague def Fran Buote 3-0 (25-14, 25-7, 25-15)

MIDGET EAST BOYS VOLLEYBALL QUARTER FINALSStonepark def Vernon River 3-0 (25-21, 25-23, 25-16)Birchwood def Montague 3-2 (24-26, 26-24, 20-25, 25-18, 16-14)

Thursday Nov 4, 04 Midget East Zone Semi-finalsMIDGET EAST GIRLS VOLLEYBALL SEMI FINALSStonepark def Belfast 3-1 (22-25, 25-9, 25-20, 25-15)Birchwood def Montague 3-2 (22-25, 25-13, 25-23, 25-19, 15-11)

MIDGET EAST BOYS VOLLEYBALL SEMI FINALSQCHS def Stonepark 3-1 (25-21, 25-27, 25-20, 27-25)East Wiltshire def Birchwood 3-0 (25-20, 25-15, 25-22)

Tuesday Nov 09, 04 Midget East Zone FinalsMIDGET EAST GIRLS VOLLEYBALL FINALS:Birchwood def Stonepark 3-1 (25-22, 25-23, 24-26, 25-23)

MIDGET EAST BOYS VOLLEYBALL FINALS:East Wiltshire def QCHS 3-1 (20-25, 25-16, 25-19, 25-23)


PEI SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MIDGET VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPSSummerside Intermediate School Nov. 12 and 13, 2004

Friday Nov. 12, 2004 Semi-finals:Girls: Summerside Int. defeated Stonepark Int. 3 - 0

Miscouche Cons defeated Birchwood Int 3- 2

Boys: Summerside Int defeated Queen Charlotte 3 - 1East Wiltshire defeated Hernewood Int. 3 - 1

Saturday Nov. 13, 2004 Medal GamesGirls Bronze Birchwood Int defeated Stonepark Int 3 - 2 ( 26-24, 19-25, 25-23, 22-25, 15-13)

Boys BronzeHernewood Int defeated Queen Charlotte 3 - 2 ( 25 -14, 18-25, 21-25, 25-13, 15-13)

Girls GoldSummerside Int defeated Miscouche Cons. 3 - 0 ( 25-20, 25-22, 25-21)

Boys GoldSummerside Int defeated East Wiltshire Int. 3 - 1 ( 22-25, 25-18, 25-16, 25-16)

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Midget West Volleyball LeagueHarvey Mazerolle, Commissioner

WEST ZONE MIDGET VOLLEYBALL REPORTThe Western Zone Midget Volleyball League began with an athletic directors meeting on Monday,September 6th in Miscouche.

Girls LeaguesThe girls AA league was made up of six (6)teams: M.E. Callaghan, Hernewood, Evangeline,Miscouche, Summerside and Kensington. The teams played each other twice for a total of 10matches. Summerside finished in first place with a perfect 10-0 record. They were followed byKensington (7-3), Miscouche (6-4), M.E. Callaghan (5-5), Evangeline (1-9) and Hernewood (1-9)

The girls A league was made up of six (6) teams: M.E. Callaghan, Hernewood, Miscouche,Summerside, Kensington and Somerset/Kinkora. Each team played the other five teams once andand additional match versus a regional opponent (M.E. Callaghan vs Hernewood, Miscouche vsSummerside and Kensington vs Somerset/Kinkora). Kensington finished first with a perfect 6-0record. Then came Summerside (5-1), M.E. Callaghan (3-3), Somerset (2-4), Miscouche (1-5) andHernewood (1-5)

Boys LeagueThe boys league was comprised of six (6) teams: Callaghan Blue, Callaghan Red, Hernewood,Miscouche and Summerside Blue and Summerside White. Each team played twice against the otherfive teams for a ten (10) match schedule. The final standings saw Hernewood finish first at 9-1,followed by Summerside Blue (9-1), Callaghan Red (6-4), Miscouche (4-6), Callaghan Blue (2-8)and Summerside White (0-10).

Zone ChampionshipsThe top two teams in the girls AA, Summerside and Kensington, got a bye directly into the zonetournament. The other four teams played a one-match playoff to determine the other two zonerepresentatives. Miscouche defeated Hernewood 3-0 while M.E. Callaghan downed Evangeline 3-2. At the zone tournament at Kensington, Summerside beat M.E. Callaghan 3-0 while Miscoucheedged Kensington 3-1 in the semi-finals to advance to the finals. In the finals, Summerside downedMiscouche 3-0. Kensington edged M.E. Callaghan 3-1 to finish 3rd.

The top two teams in the Boys AA, Hernewood and Summerside Blue, got a bye directly into thezone tournament. The other four teams played a one-match playoff to determine the other two zonerepresentatives. M.E. Callaghan beat Summerside White 3-0 while Miscouche downed CallaghanBlue 3-0. At the zone tournament at Summerside, Summerside beat M.E. Callaghan 3-1 whileHernewood beat Miscouche 3-0 in the semi-finals to advance to the finals. In the finals,Summerside downed Hernewood 3-1. Callaghan Red downed Miscouche 3-1 to finish 3rd.

The top two teams in the girls A, Summerside and Kensington, got a bye directly into the zone

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tournament. The other four teams played a one-match playoff to determine the other two zonerepresentatives. M.E. Callaghan beat Hernewood 3-1 while Miscouche edged Somerset/Kinkora 3-2. At the zone tournament at Kensington, Kensington blanked Miscouche 3-0 and Summersidedowned M.E. Callaghan 3-0 in the semi-finals to advance to the finals. In the finals, Kensingtonswept Summerside 3-0. M.E. Callaghan downed Miscouche 3-1 to finish 3rd.

Provincial ChampionshipsSummerside Owls claimed their sixth consecutive provincial championships when they downedMiscouche in the gold-medal match. Summerside took it’s first provincial Boys championships inover 30 years by downing East Wiltshire. Birchwood downed Stonepark for the girls bronze andHernewood took the boys bronze over Queen Charlotte.

Comments, Recommendations, Observations1. I would like to thank all coaches and officials. We had another great year and the cooperation

and effort from everyone was excellent.2. A big thanks to Trevor Bridges, Charlene Clark and Mario Fiset (Summerside) and Michelle

Deighen and Anna Stammberger (Kensington) for hosting the zone championships.3. Thanks to Jeff Hirtle for doing a great job with the officials. I know it’s been very trying with

the increase number of teams and the lack of officials. But with a little bit of juggling, we wereable to complete the season.

4. A great year in reporting results. It is still important that the media get the results and ALSOthat these are faxed to me immediately.

5. The addition of the Girls A league was very popular with coaches. It is hoped that the same canbe done with the boys league next year.

6. A great job by Trevor Bridges and his crew at Summerside for hosting the provincial weekend.7. I believe that all provincial championship matches should be officiated by qualified officials

doing the lines. It puts an awful lot of pressure on a non-qualified person to make a call thatcould determine whether a team wins a match or not. If money is the problem then increase theregistration fee for teams participating.

8. A final congratulations to Summerside (girls) and Summerside (Boys) for winning theprovincial titles. Miscouche (girls) took silver and Hernewood (boys) ended with a bronzemedal.

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Girls ASept. 28 M.E. Callaghan over Hernewood 3-0 (25-6, 25-14, 25-11)

Kensington over Sumerside 3-0 (25-13, 25-19, 25-18)Kinkora/Somerset over Miscouche 3-0 (25-8, 25-9, 25-9)

Oct. 5 Kensington over Hernewood 3-0 (25-6, 25-8, 25-5)M.E. Callaghan over Miscouche 3-0 (25-20, 25-11, 25-22)Summerside over Kinkora/Somerset3-0 (25-12, 25-16, 25-20)

Oct. 12 Miscouche over Hernewood 3-1 (25-18, 25-18, 22-25, 29-27)Summerside over M.E. Callaghan 3-1 (12-25, 25-19, 25-6, 25-9)Kensington over Kinkora/Somerset3-0 (25-7, 25-6, 25-9)

Oct. 19 Summerside over Miscouche 3-0 (25-15, 25-12, 26-24)

Oct. 20 Hernewood over M.E. Callaghan 3-2 (25-12, 21-25, 25-19, 23-25, 15-7)Kensington over Kinkora/Somerset 3-0 (25-20, 25-11, 25-10)

Oct. 26 M.E. Callaghan over Kinkora/Somerset 3-0 (25-15, 25-13, 25-11)Summerside over Hernewood 3-0 (25-13, 25-20, 25-14)Kensington over Miscouche 3-0 (25-7, 25-1, 25-2)

Nov. 1 Summerside over Miscouche 3-0 (25-16, 25-6, 25-23)Kensingtron over M.E. Callaghan 3-0 (25-12, 25-18, 25-16)Kinkora/Somerset over Hernewood 3-2 (25-12, 21-25, 25-23, 19-25, 15-12)

A Girls Final Standings

MW ML GW GL For Against

1. Kensington 6 0 18 6 450 188

2. Summerside 5 1 15 4 438 338

3. M.E. Callaghan 3 3 12 9 431 404

4. Kinkora/Somerset 2 4 6 14 340 423

*5. Miscouche 1 5 3 16 286 464

*6. Hernewood 1 5 6 17 391 519

1. Miscouche ranked higher due to 3-1 win over Hernewood.

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Quarter-FinalsNov. 4 M.E. Callaghan over Hernewood 3-1 (13-25, 25-22, 25-23, 25-16)

Miscouche over Kinkora/Somerset 3-2 (22-25, 25-17, 21-25, 26-24, 15-11)

Zone Playoffs - at KensingtonSemi-FinalsNov. 9 Kensington over Miscouche 3-0 (25-9, 25-10, 25-9)

Summerside over M.E. Callaghan 3-0 (25-14, 25-17, 25-19)

First PlaceNov. 9 Kensington over Summerside 3-0 (25-10, 25-19, 25-19)

Third PlaceNov. 9 M.E. Callaghan over Miscouche 3-1 (25-11, 26-16, 10-25, 25-22)

Girls AASept. 21 Summerside over Miscouche 3-0 (25-18, 25-14, 25-16)

Hernewood over Evangeline 3-2 (25-17, 25-23, 17-25, 17-25, 15-12)

Sept. 23 Evangeline over Hernewood 3-2 (15-25, 23-25, 25-14, 25-21, 15-9)

Sept. 28 M.E. Callaghan over Evangeline 3-1 (25-9, 19-25, 25-19, 25-22)Summerside over Kensington 3-0 (25-18, 25-21, 25-10)

Sept. 30 M.E. Callaghan over Evangeline 3-2 (23-25, 25-21, 18-25, 25-22, 15-12)Summerside over Hernewood 3-0 (25-13, 25-20, 25-16)Kensington over Miscouche 3-2 (23-25, 25-13, 20-25, 25-17, 15-3)

Oct. 5 Kensington over Hernewood 3-2 (25-21, 25-19, 23-25, 24-26, 15-10)Miscouche over Evangeline 3-2 (13-25, 25-17, 13-25, 25-20, 15-10)Summerside over M.E. Callaghan 3-0 (25-16, 25-19, 25-21)

Oct. 7 M.E. Callaghan over Hernewood 3-1 (25-16, 19-25, 25-18, 25-18)Summerside over Evangeline 3-1 (25-20, 25-10, 23-25, 25-15)Kensington over Miscouche 3-1 (25-22, 25-22, 13-25, 25-23)

Oct. 12 M.E. Callaghan over Kensington 3-2 (25-22, 13-25, 15-25, 25-22, 15-9)Summerside over Evangeline 3-0 (25-16, 25-10, 25-22)Miscouche over Hernewood 3-2 (22-25, 25-14, 24-26, 25-8, 15-10)

Oct. 19 Kensington over M.E. Callaghan 3-1 (25-20, 25-22, 24-26, 25-10)Miscouche over Hernewood 3-2 (26-28, 25-12, 21-25, 25-20, 15-5)

Oct. 21 Miscouche over M.E. Callaghan 3-1 (25-16, 25-19, 9-25, 25-14)Kensington over Evangeline 3-1 (25-16, 25-12, 21-25, 25-23)Summerside over Hernewood 3-0 (25-10, 25-19, 25-18)

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Oct. 26 Miscouche over M.E. Callaghan 3-2 (22-25, 25-16, 24-26, 25-12, 15-10)Summerside over Kensington 3-2 (25-18, 17-25, 25-23, 21-25, 15-9)

Oct. 28 Kensington over Hernewood 3-0 (25-8, 25-7, 25-13)Miscouche over Evangeline 3-0 (27-25, 25-14, 25-18)Summerside over M.E. Callaghan 3-0 (25-9, 25-13, 25-14)

Nov. 7 M.E. Callaghan over Hernewood 3-2 (11-25, 14-25, 25-18, 26-24, 15-7)Kensington over Evangeline 3-1 (25-16, 25-15, 24-26, 25-8)Summerside over Miscouche 3-0 (25-19, 25-18, 25-23)

AA Girls Final Standings


1. Summerside 10 0 30 3 801 560

2. Kensington 7 3 25 17 929 794

3. Miscouche 6 4 21 21 877 836

4. M.E. Callaghan 5 5 19 23 811 903

*5. Evangeline 1 9 13 30 813 954

*6. Hernewood 1 9 14 29 767 950

1. Evangeline and Hernewood split the season series 1-1 with each team winning 3-2.Evangeline ranked higher because of 205-193 edge in points for/against in matchesinvolving the two teams

Quarter-FinalsNov. 4 M.E. Callaghan over Evangeline 3-2 (21-25, 25-18, 21-25, 25-23, 15-10)

Miscouche over Hernewood 3-0 (27-25, 25-21, 25-18)

Zone Playoffs - at Kensington

Semi-FinalsNov. 8 Summerside over M.E. Callaghan 3-0 (25-21, 25-10, 25-19)

Miscouche over Kensington 3-1 (25-14, 19-25, 26-24, 25-20)

First PlaceNov. 8 Summerside over Miscouche 3-0 (25-12, 25-12, 25-16)

Third PlaceNov. 8 Kensington over M.E. Callaghan 3-1 (25-17, 24-26, 25-16, 25-19)

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Provincial Championships - at SummersideSemi-FinalsNov. 12 Summerside over Stonepark 3-0 (25-16, 26-24, 25-14)

Miscouche over Birchwood 3-1 (25-16, 21-25, 25-23, 25-22)

FinalsNov. 13 Summerside over Miscouche 3-0 (25-20, 25-22, 25-21)

3rd PlaceNov. 13 Birchwood over Stonepark 3-2 (26-24, 19-25, 25-23, 22-25, 15-13)

AA BoysSept. 21 Callaghan Red over Summerside White 3-0 (25-7, 25-13, 25-8)

Hernewood over Summerside Blue 3-0 (31-29, 25-20, 25-23)

Sept. 23 Summerside Blue over Miscouche 3-1 (25-12, 25-16, 26-28, 25-14)Hernewood over Summerside White 3-0 (25-8, 25-11, 25-12)

Sept. 28 Hernewood over Miscouche 3-0 (25-6, 25-11, 25-12)Summerside Blue over Callaghan Blue 3-0 (25-9, 25-6, 25-13)

Sept. 30 Callaghan Red over Callaghan Blue 3-0 (25-14, 25-8, 25-7)Hernewood over Miscouche 3-1 (25-22, 25-22, 26-28, 25-13)Summerside Blue over Summerside White 3-0 (25-5, 25-2, 25-20)

Oct. 5 Callaghan Red over Summerside White 3-0 (25-7, 25-16, 25-10)Miscouche over Callaghan Blue 3-1 (23-25, 25-11, 25-16, 25-15)

Oct. 7 Hernewood over Callaghan Red 3-1 (25-19, 17-25, 25-23, 26-24)Summerside Blue over Callaghan Blue 3-0 (25-13, 25-17, 25-21)

Oct. 12 Callaghan Red over Miscouche 3-1 (25-22, 21-25, 25-17, 25-13)Callaghan Blue over Summerside White 3-2 (25-14, 23-25, 23-25, 25-14, 15-8)

Oct. 19 Callaghan Red over Miscouche 3-1 (9-25, 25-12, 25-14, 25-15)Hernewood over Callaghan Blue 3-0 (25-10, 25-8, 25-16)

Oct. 20 Summerside Blue over Summerside White 3-0 (25-13, 25-10, 25-6)

Oct. 21 Callaghan Red over Callaghan Blue 3-0 (25-20, 25-7, 25-10)Miscouche over Summerside White 3-0 (25-7, 25-13, 25-16)Summerside Blue over Hernewood 3-0 (25-23, 32-20, 25-23)

Oct. 26 Hernewood over Callaghan Blue 3-1 (24-26, 25-12, 25-9, 25-12)Miscouche over Summerside White 3-0 (25-15, 25-7, 25-21)Summerside Blue over Callaghan Red 3-0 (25-17, 25-20, 25-9)

Oct. 28 Hernewood over Summerside White 3-0 (25-12, 25-14, 25-11)

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Miscouche over Callaghan Blue 3-0 (25-15, 25-17, 25-19)

Nov. 1 Summerside Blue over Callaghan Red 3-1 (25-12, 24-26, 25-15, 25-11)

Nov. 2 Hernewood over Callaghan Red 3-1 (17-25, 25-21, 25-17, 25-17)Callaghan Blue over Summerside White 3-2 (14-25, 22-25, 25-21, 25-13, 15-7)Summerside Blue over Miscouche 3-0 (25-10, 25-22, 25-8)

AA Boys Final Standings


*1. Hernewood 9 1 27 7 842 605

*2. Summerside Blue 9 1 27 5 804 512

3. Callaghan Red 6 4 21 14 761 623

4. Miscouche 4 6 16 19 695 729

5. Callaghan Blue 2 8 8 28 568 824

6. Summerside White 0 10 4 30 441 812

1. Summerside Blue & Hernewood split 1-1, each winning 3-0. Hernewood ranked higher bypoints 157-154 in games between the two teams.

Quarter-FinalsNov. 4 Callaghan Red over Summerside White 3-0 (25-4, 25-4, 25-5)

Miscouche over Callaghan Blue 3-0 (25-12. 25-21, 25-17)

Zone Playoffs at SummersideSemi-FinalsNov. 8 Summerside Blue over Callaghan Red 3-1 (25-23, 25-18, 26-28, 27-25)

Hernewood over Miscouche 3-0 (25-21, 25-19, 25-15)1st PlaceNov. 8 Summerside Blue over Hernewood 3-1 (25-8, 12-25, 25-6, 25-21)

3rd PlaceNov. 8 Callaghan Red over Miscouche 3-1 (25-19, 24-26. 25-21, 25-17)

Provincial Championships - at SummersideSemi-FinalsNov. 12 Summerside over Queen Charlotte 3-0 (25-17, 25-15, 25-19)

East Wiltshire over Hernewood 3-0 (25-22, 26-24, 25-10)FinalsNov. 13 Summerside over East Wiltshire 3-1 (22-25, 25-15, 25-16, 25-16)

3rd PlaceNov. 13 Hernewood over Queen Charlotte 3-2 (25-14, 18-25, 21-25, 25-13, 15-13)

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Cross Country ReportPaul Goguen. Commissioner

The cross country season ended with the 2004 PEI School Athletic Association Provincial CrossCountry Championship at Mill River Provincial Park on Saturday, October 23rd. The championshipwas hosted by the Westisle family of schools. The weather cooperated and conditions were just rightfor running! A total of 818 runners ran the 5 competitive course. This is an increase of 77 runnersfrom last year. We also had 221 registered athletes not show up for their race.

Blair and I had to, once again, deal with students showing up with no coaches or site rep. Parentsagreed to take responsibility. I did see an effort from many schools in making sure their athletes weresupervised at the site.

This year, the schedule had the Senior, Midget and Bantam categories compete first in the morning. Inthe afternoon, the Novice and Pre Novice categories competed. In speaking with the coaches duringthe day, they seem to like this schedule.

The morning parking was directed to the Hernewood Intermediate parking lot. The afternoon parkingwas directed to the Rodd Resort parking lot. Everything went well!

Presentation of awards was done after each race. A big thank you to Garth Turtle, Albert Bernard andCletus Dunn for helping with the awards.

Running a successful Provincial meet doesn’t happen unless you have great help. Congratulations toBlair O’Halloran and his Leadership students from Hernewood Intermediate School. The success ofour championship is directly related to the great and responsible work done by these students. Also,thank you to Jackie Arsenault and many leaders from M.E. Callaghan Intermediate for their greatwork.

The success of this competition, with so many competitors, wouldn’t be possible without the help of somany teachers. Thank you to all the schools and coaches that made a real effort in sending us accurateregistration numbers. Thanks to Darryl Boudreau, Andrew McAdam, and Robyn Aiken for makingsure all zone managers receive proper information. Also, thank you to all Unit managers andvolunteers for their efforts and commitment to our students.

Special thanks to Gloria Wood and the PEI School Milk foundation for their continuous support andfor providing chocolate milk for all the competitors, Dwayne MacNeill of Source for Sports for hisinvolvement in our cross country event, Derek Dyment and Blair Duggan from Parks PEI and theirstaff for their help during this event.

Special thanks goes out to Brian Allian, our official scorer, who puts in countless hours preparing thecomputer system which gives us accurate results. Thank you, Brian! Also, we can’t forget Lona Ryanand Garth for all their support and encouragement!

Recommendations:1. That we keep the same schedule for next year.2. If the budget allows, to purchase a finish line banner approximately 8x2 feet.

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PEI School Athletic Association / Source for Sports2004 Provincial Championships - Mill River Provincial Park, OCTOBER , 23, 2004

INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTSPre-Novice Girls 1 044 Ellen Arsenault Miscouche 2 111 Hillary Campbell Eliot River 3 125 Mckayla Aten Central Queens 4 099 Molly Doucette St. Peters 5 081 Sydney Moore Fortune Cons 6 009 Marcie Mcrae Tignish Elementary 7 133 Emma Martin West Royalty 8 023 Demi Jones O'leary Elementary 9 126 Lori Bernard Central Queens 10 030 Chelsea Lewis Alberton Elementary 11 132 Kelsey Duffy West Royalty 12 112 Kennedy Laybolt Eliot River 13 139 Ashley Affleck Lucy Maud Mont. 14 003 Mikayla Gaudet St. Louis Elemen. 15 058 Brye Cassie Elm Street 16 146 Clare Casey Spring Park 17 004 Carbie Oliver St. Louis Elemen 18 002 Alyssa Butler St. Louis Eemen. 19 149 Anneik Verhulst Immanuel Christian 20 134 Morgan Fitzgerald West Royalty 21 088 Mary jane Brothers Souris Consolidated 22 011 Mandelle Perry Tignish Elementary 23 001 Katie Chaisson Ecole Prince Quest 24 114 Jacklyn Macdonald Eliot River 25 108 Heather Drake Dundas Elementary 26 010 Brooke Gaudette Tignish Elementary 27 119 Caroline Atkinson West Kent 28 019 Nicole Corcoran Bloomfield Elementary 29 147 Katie Parkman Glen Stewart 30 012 Fallon Gaudet Tignish Elementary 31 045 Abbey Mcquaid Miscouche 32 046 Morgan Mackinnon Miscouche 33 120 Emma Clark West Kent 34 110 Chloe Mahar Georgetown 35 020 Breanna Gallant Bloomfield Elementary 36 116 Perri Wight Eliot River 37 077 Katie Drummond Somerset 38 083 Kilby Blaisdell Fortune cons 39 005 Lacey Callaghan St. Louis Elemen. 40 093 Jenna Fitzpatrick Cardigan Cons 41 037 Emma Albert Greenfield 42 024 Kiah Betts O'Leary Elementary 43 089 Alexa Dill Souris Consolidated

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44 113 Megan Llewellyn Eliot River 45 127 Heather Crane Central Queens 46 017 Sarah Corcoran Bloomfield Elementary 47 025 Bray Smallman O'Leary Elementary 48 094 Hannah Nabuurs Cardigan Cons 49 141 Alyssa Corrigan Lucy Maud Mont. 50 043 Kaleigh Mackinnon Greenfield 51 121 Olivia Mcguigan West Kent 52 135 Olivia King West Royalty 53 128 Rylee Currie Central Queens 54 082 Brooke Llewellyn Fortune Cons 55 142 Jodi Lewis Lucy Maud Mont. 56 107 Maddie MacMillan Morell Consolidated 57 106 Jenny Campbell Morell Consolidated 58 100 Chelsey MacKinnon St. Peters 59 140 Jennifer Doyle Lucy Maud Mont. 60 136 Mackenzie Cutcliffe West Royalty 61 059 Jenna Chaisson Elm Street 62 115 Lerena Ellis Eliot River 63 016 Maria Muise Bloomfield Elementary 64 008 Katie Thibodeau St. Louis Elementary. 65 033 Connie MacWilliams Alberton Elementary 66 013 Ella Doucette Tignish Elementary 67 137 Madison Lewis West Royalty 68 027 Victoria Davis O'Leary Elementary 69 041 Jillian Curley Greenfield 70 022 Sammy Jo Sentner Bloomfield Elementary 71 006 Hailey Matthews St. Louis Elementary. 72 065 Torri Dexter Athena Cons 73 144 Katie MacDonald Lucy Maud Mont. 74 762 Zoe Arsenault Ecole Evangeline 75 007 Desirie Bernard St. Louis Elementary. 76 085 Anna McInnis Fortune Cons 77 993 Charlotte Thompson Athena 78 117 Katie Fullerton Eliot River 79 067 Ashley Beauvais Athena Cons 80 122 Lauren Lawless West Kent 81 109 Hanna Cousins Mt.Stewart 82 096 Sarah Brothers Cardigan Cons 83 123 Hannah O'Brien West Kent 84 091 Danielle Michalewsio Souris Consolidated 85 021 Karissa Horne Bloomfield Elementary 86 039 Jessica Gillis Greenfield 87 994 Hannah Wilson Athena 88 018 Courtney Corcoran Bloomfield Elementary 89 987 Sarah Williams Ecole Prince Quest 90 145 Ally Stewan Lucy Maud Mont. 91 069 Kathleen Campbell Athena Cons

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92 087 Brailyne Jenkins Fortune Cons 93 095 Kayla MacAulay Cardigan Cons 94 101 Josie Vouzzo St. Peters 95 092 Amy Cahill Souris Consolidated 96 032 Allyson Henderson Alberton Elementary 97 035 Laura Ashley Alberton Elementary 98 070 Michaela Farrow Athena Cons 99 031 Kylie Wallace Alberton Elementary 100 061 Ashley Cameron Elm Street 101 086 Sam MacPhee Fortune Cons 102 028 Kelsey Johnson O'Leary Elementary 103 048 Emma Barlow Miscouche 104 049 Chelsey Bulger Miscouche 105 050 Hannah Mitchell Miscouche 106 060 Michaela Walker Elm Street 107 015 Kara Buote Tignish Elementary 108 143 Sidney Corris Lucy Maud Mont. 109 129 Rachel MacLeod Central Queens 110 064 Megan MacNeill Elm Street 111 042 Lauren MacFadyen Greenfield 112 051 Medea Parent Queen Elizabeth 113 072 Shawne Rogers Amherst Cove 114 130 Carolyn Crane Central Queens 115 979 Katie White Souris Consolidated 116 131 Katie Sonier Central Queens 117 084 Jane McLaughlin Fortune Cons 118 071 Emma MacMurdo Athena Cons 119 138 Stephanie Hagen West Royalty 120 047 Alicia Baglole Miscouche 121 068 Emmalee Dunn Athena cons 122 066 Kristen Neal Athena cons 123 034 Hayden Pridham Alberton Elementary 124 052 Catherine Bannon Queen Elizabeth 125 040 Rachel Murray Greenfield 126 014 Brenda Harper Tignish Elementary 127 062 Ashtyn Palmer Elm Street 128 036 Heidi Rennie Alberton Elementary 129 063 Janae Gallant Elm Street 130 980 Julia O'Henley Souris 131 078 Skye-Lee Smith Somerset 132 097 Shana Morrison Cardigan Cons 133 098 Lindsay Fitzpatrick Cardigan Cons 134 103 Holly Savoie St. Peters 135 102 Mary Jane Malone St. Peters 136 104 Megan Lewis St. Peters PRENOVICE GIRLS TEAM RESULTS:1. Eliot River 1182. Tignish Elem. 150

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3. West Royalty 1504. St. Louis 1525. Central Queens 2196. Bloomfield Elem 2427. LM Montgomery 2498. Fortune Cons. 2659. O’Leary Elem 26710. Miscouche 271

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INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTSPre-Novice Boys 1 241 Mark MacMillan West Royalty 2 207 Mason Boertien Fortune Cons 3 262 Damon MacDonald Central Queens 4 269 Ryan Dutton Gulf Shore 5 151 Alex Cyr Ecole Evangeline 6 208 Dylan MacIntyre Fortune Cons 7 153 Matthew Gallant St. Louis Elementarytary. 8 220 Dalton MacDonald Vernon River 9 268 Ryan Duffy Donagh 10 229 Jake Wheeler Spring Park 11 188 Evan Morrison Cardigan Cons 12 278 Branson Groom Athena Cons 13 227 Nick MacDonald Spring Park 14 277 Dylan Johnson Athena Cons 15 266 Jeffrey Moore Parkdale 16 234 Alex Neuffer Glen Stewart 17 239 Matt Cox Glen Stewart 18 235 Martin Sobey Glen Stewart 19 272 Brett Deighan Elm Street 20 152 Samuel Myonzima Ecole Evangeline 21 245 Coltin Holroyd West Royalty 22 242 Alex McBain West Royalty 23 154 Kirkland Keough St. Louis Elementary. 24 248 Craig McLaughlin Lucy Maud Montgomery 25 263 Caleb Young Grace Christian 26 221 Luke McIsaac Vernon River 27 238 Nathan Stewart Glen Stewart 28 249 Joel Doran Lucy Maud Montgomery 29 222 Denver MacKenzie Georgetown 30 275 Nathan Merrel Elm Street 31 167 Matthew Corcoran Bloomfield Elementary 32 228 Darcy Norton Spring Park 33 237 Thomas Trotter Glen Stewart 34 308 Luke MacKinnon Miscouche 35 160 Jeff Gaudet Tignish Elementary 36 182 Nathan Gillis Ellerslie Elementary 37 231 Sebastian Burns Spring Park 38 240 Donald Duffy Glen Stewart 39 247 Brandon Higginbotham West Royalty 40 990 Andrew Richardson Miscouche 41 250 Riley Dunphy Lucy Maud Montgomery 42 201 Colby Cheverie Southern Kings 43 243 Mark Lloyd West Royalty 44 281 Liam Arsenault Gallant Athena Cons 45 264 Mark Dnlop Immanuel Christian

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46 181 Jeremy Hardy Ellerslie Elementary 47 189 Cody Forrester Cardigan Cons 48 224 Jim Evans Renaud St. Peters 49 298 Owen Arsenault Greenfield 50 270 Zachery Macdonald Elm Street 51 246 Daniel Hennessey West Royalty 52 252 Tanner McGabe Lucy Maud Montgomery 53 209 Brandyn C. MacDonald Fortune Cons 54 155 Robbie Faser St. Louis Elementary. 55 251 Lucas Holmes Lucy Maud Montgomery 56 196 Dustin MacDonald Southern Kings 57 267 Nicholas Trainer Donagh 58 305 Nicholas Linkletter Queen Elizabeth 59 256 Jesse Daszke West Kent 60 279 Brittan Turner Athena Cons 61 273 Nathan MacInnis Elm Street 62 161 Brett Buote Tignish Elementary 63 223 Thomas Hebert Georgetown 64 195 Mike Jamieson Southern Kings 65 271 Brandon Adam Elm Street 66 284 Andrew Brawn Parkside 67 280 Chad Townsend Athena Cons 68 294 Jake Cormier Somerset 69 291 Brett MacCormack Somerset 70 157 Joey Arsenault St. Louis Elementary. 71 174 Taylor Wallace Alberton Elementary 72 163 Calvin McRae Tignish Elementary 73 156 Daniel Adams St. Louis Elementary. 74 230 Andrew MacNair Spring Park 75 162 Brett Aylward Tignish Elementary 76 989 Anthony Chaisson Miscouche 77 307 Jason Sobey Amherst Cove 78 274 Aiden Smith Elm Street 79 282 Matt Montgomery Athena Cons 80 171 Connor Sweet Bloomfield Elementary 81 158 Matthew Bowness St. Louis Elementary. 82 183 Brandon MacArthur Ellerslie Elementary 83 211 Spencer Paton Fortune Cons 84 159 Devon Bernard St. Louis Elementary. 85 190 Tyson Campbell Cardigan Cons 86 226 Jordan Chowen Mt.Stewart 87 175 Brandon Rennie Alberton Elementary 88 283 Blaize Bridges Athena Cons 89 286 Matthew MacNeill Parkside 90 300 Brett Poirier Greenfield 91 296 Westley Johnston Somerset 92 244 Kip Ready West Royalty 93 258 Campbell Barnett West Kent

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94 285 Andrew Campbell Parkside 95 169 Brandi Hiltz Bloomfield Elementary 96 172 Avery Vlements Bloomfield Elementary 97 303 Devin Lamont Greenfield 98 299 Matt Kennedy Greenfield 99 301 Matt Merritt Greenfield 100 176 Rowgan Barbour Alberton Elementary 101 191 Morgan Campbell Cardigan Cons 102 199 Cameron Glover Southern Kings 103 168 Curt Perry Bloomfield Elementary 104 170 Kristen Clements Bloomfield Elementary 105 259 Jeremy Thompson West Kent 106 173 Tyler Corcoran Bloomfield Elementary 107 210 Jeremy Peters Fortune Cons 108 302 Johnathan MacDougall Greenfield 109 164 Kent Doucette Tignish Elementary 110 276 Darren Paugh Elm Street 111 297 Jeff Roberts Somerset 112 184 James Montgomery Ellerslie Elementary 113 254 Brodie MacArthur Lucy Maud Montgomery 114 193 Evan O'Brien Cardigan Cons 115 991 Alex DesRoches Miscouche 116 179 Darcy Peters Alberton Elementary 117 192 Kieth Nabuurs Cardigan Cons 118 212 Thomas MacKenzie Fortune Cons 119 292 Brandon McCardle Somerset 120 177 Curklan Fraser Alberton Elementary 121 288 Taylor Somers Parkside 122 185 Bloyce Walfield Ellerslie Elementary 123 265 Sam Hughes Parkdale 124 295 Sam Milligan Somerset 125 213 Aaron Townshend Fortune Cons 126 289 Colin MacKay Parkside 127 203 Dylan Poole Souris Consolidated 128 194 Brody MacDonald Cardigan Cons 129 202 Mitchell Robichaud Souris Consolidated 130 180 Brett Dumville Alberton Elementary 131 178 Thomas Fraser Alberton Elementary 132 306 Ben Grady Queen Elizabeth 133 261 Nolan McGuigan West Kent 134 186 Adam Trowsdale Ellerslie Elementary 135 187 Tyler Banks Ellerslie Elementary 136 204 Colby Mooney Souris Consolidated 137 304 Isaiah Martin Greenfield 138 983 Randall Richard Ecole Prince Ouest 139 763 Alex Bernard Ecole EvangelinePRENOVICE BOYS TEAM RESULTS1. Glen Stewart 1112. West Royalty 126

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3. Spring Park 1664. Athena Cons 1975. LM Montgomery 2006. Elm Street 2257. St. Louis Elem. 2278. Fortune Cons. 2519. Tignish Elem. 35310. Cardigan Cons. 358

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INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTSNovice Girls 1 323 Samantha Sweet O’Leary Elementary 2 334 Kate Cashin Elm Street 3 405 Tressa Lloyd West Royalty 4 367 Tessa Stamberger Queen Elizabeth 5 309 Brittany Thibodeau St. Louis Elementary. 6 330 Emma Gaudette Tignish Elementary 7 394 Tara Acorn Southern Kings 8 442 Ellen Jenkins Immanuel Christian 9 342 Maggie Greer Amherst Cove 10 401 Naomi Cousins Mt.Stewart 11 348 Logan MacAulay Athena Cons. 12 341 Catherine Wood Amherst Cove 13 343 Hailey Dawson Amherst Cove 14 354 Brittany Clark Parkside 15 393 Kristy Lanigan Southern Kings 16 440 Sydney Foy Englewood 17 368 Sydney Phelan Queen Elizabeth 18 387 Emily Townshend Rollo Bay Consolidated 19 386 Alyssa Llyewellyn Rollo Bay Consolidated 20 316 Madeline MacIntyre Bloomfield Elementary 21 427 Paige Crowell Spring Park 22 433 Danielle LeClair Central Queens 23 310 Erin Myers St. Louis Elementary. 24 420 Chelsea Woodard Eliot River 25 380 Danielle Rice Cardigan Cons. 26 441 Stephanie Duffy Donagh 27 426 Melanie McKenna Spring Park 28 402 Emily Hendrickson Mt.Stewart 29 408 Laura Younker West Royalty 30 406 Monica LeBlanc West Royalty 31 407 Olivia Murphy West Royalty 32 311 Whitney Gallant St. Louis Elementary. 33 410 Kendra Lee Holroyd West Royalty 34 381 Emily Annear Cardigan Cons. 35 333 Shelby Lynn Arsenault John J. Sark 36 331 Katie Wallace Alberton Elementary 37 324 Vicki Johnson O’Leary Elementary 38 446 Kailin Buttimer Gulf Shore 39 421 Milena Fieza Eliot River 40 317 Emma Cousins Bloomfield Elementary 41 360 Mackayla Smith Greenfield 42 447 Megan Orr Gulf Shore 43 349 Rachel Wilson Athena Cons. 44 372 Jenna MacKinnon Miscouche 45 313 Megan Poirier St. Louis Elementary. 46 379 Sasha Mooney Cardigan Cons. 47 312 Courtney Perry St. Louis Elementary.

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48 318 Emily Malone Bloomfield Elementary 49 419 Jenna Coles Eliot River 50 390 Madelyn Deveau Rollo Bay Consolidated 51 384 Lauren MacKenzie Cardigan Cons. 52 356 Brittany Somers Parkside 53 422 Madison Bernard Eliot River 54 395 Brandi Fraser Southern Kings 55 399 Marla McCarron Montague Cons. 56 416 Emily Walker Lucy Maud Montgomery 57 398 Emily Jackson Montague Cons. 58 448 Sami Jo Wilson Sherwood 59 412 Bailey Green Lucy Maud Montgomery 60 444 Katherine Drake Glen Stewart 61 409 Ashley Johnston West Royalty 62 437 Toni Harper Central Queens 63 325 Madelyn NacNeill O’Leary Elementary 64 371 Alicia Chaisson Miscouche 65 411 Emily Fitzgerald West Royalty 66 370 Zoe Pocock Queen Elizabeth 67 382 Leanne Wade Cardigan Cons. 68 320 Emma Sue Craig Bloomfield Elementary 69 435 Brittany MacLean Central Queens 70 319 Katrina Horne Bloomfield Elementary 71 373 Natasha MacKinnon Miscouche 72 321 Savannah Sentner Bloomfield Elementary 73 315 Kelsey Kinch St. Louis Elementary. 74 326 Emily Dumville O’Leary Elementary 75 332 Diane Myonzima Ecole Evangeline 76 428 Ellen Ford Spring Park 77 389 Danielle Peters Rollo Bay Consolidated 78 338 Emily MacDonald Elm Street 79 391 Emily MacDonald Rollo Bay Consolidated 80 414 Sarah MacDonald Lucy Maud Montgomery 81 392 Jodi Lambe Rollo Bay Consolidated 82 424 Kelly Hogan Eliot River 83 423 Megan Gallant Eliot River 84 383 Stephanie Wade Cardigan Cons. 85 404 Angela Corrigan St. Peters 86 328 Katie Stetson O’Leary Elementary 87 415 Hillary Stewart Lucy Maud Montgomery 88 327 Devon Clements O’Leary Elementary 89 340 Bethany Wright Elm Street 90 396 Jessica Betts Southern Kings 91 350 Cailin Wilson Athena Cons. 92 388 Morgan Lavie Rollo Bay Consolidated 93 436 Allison MacLauchan Central Queens 94 438 Meghan McLauchan Central Queens 95 397 Jolisa Hume Southern Kings 96 352 Ainsley MacDougall Athena Cons.

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97 314 Jennifer DesRoches St. Louis Elementary. 98 417 Savannah Clow Lucy Maud Montgomery 99 443 Micaela Lemoine Immanuel Christian 100 351 Laura Campbell Athena Cons. 101 344 Jade MacIsaac Amherst Cove 102 765 Myranda Kelly Ecole Evangeline 103 764 Robyn Gallant Ecole Evangeline 104 329 Jill MacIssac O’Leary Elementary 105 361 Dallas Oliver Greenfield 106 439 Julia Wilkie Central Queens 107 357 Marissa Pettipas Parkside 108 425 Emily Broderick Eliot River 109 413 Taylor Johnston Lucy Maud Montgomery 110 431 Megan Martin Spring Park 111 418 Etha Lund Lucy Maud Montgomery 112 364 Emma Quam Havell Greenfield 113 963 Danielle Gallant Ecole Evangeline 114 362 Rachel Fingler Greenfield 115 353 Zoe Beadman Athena Cons. 116 358 Brittany Rushton Parkside 117 366 Kate Melville Greenfield 118 363 Stephanie Ellis Greenfield 119 365 Amanda Williams Greenfield 120 359 Kristen Proffitt Parkside

NOVICE GIRLS TEAM RESULTS1. West Royalty 126 2. St. Louis Elem 1523. Cardigan Cons. 2234. Rollo Bay Cons. 2435. Bloomfield Elem. 2466. Eliot River 2477. O’Leary Elem. 2618. Southern Kings 2619. Central Queens 34010. Athena Cons. 341

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INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTSNovice Boys 1 457 Perry Kinch Tignish Elementary 2 471 Brett O'Halloran Bloomfield Elementary 3 551 Matthew Higgins Prince Street 4 550 Kent Beaton Glen Stewart 5 458 Trace Handrahan Tignish Elementary 6 464 Darcy Ashley Alberton Elementary 7 465 Spencer Rennie Alberton Elementary 8 571 Sven Stammberger Queen Elizabeth 9 532 Taylor Coady Central Queens 10 557 Bray Schurman Elm Street 11 517 James Mallard West Royalty 12 552 Jonathan Hoving Immanuel Christian 13 531 Travis Aten Central Queens 14 484 John Nabuurs Cardigan Cons. 15 485 Patrick Donahoe Cardigan Cons. 16 563 Stephan Lapierre Athena Cons. 17 579 Devin Anderson Parkside 18 510 Brandon O'Keefe Rollo Bay Consolidated 19 509 Jonathan Gallant Rollo Bay Consolidated 20 545 Jake McKenna Spring Park 21 459 Brett Gaudet Tignish Elementary 22 556 Jeff Rodgerson Elm Street 23 449 Morgan Arsenault Ecole Evangeline 24 503 Stephen Daley Southern Kings 25 553 Matthew Dunlop Immanuel Christian 26 597 John Mundy Miscouche 27 572 Jared Oatway Queen Elizabeth 28 558 Cody Arsenault Elm Street 29 562 Jordan Poirier Elm Street 30 460 Jordan Gaudet Tignish Elementary 31 988 Simon Vanwichen Montague Cons.. 32 479 William Lynch Ellerslie Elementary 33 565 Noel Waite Athena Cons. 34 524 Brandon Cameron Lucy Maud Montgomery 35 486 Ryan Forrester Cardigan Cons. 36 559 Jordan Buchanan Elm Street 37 518 Connor Hennessey West Royalty 38 468 Nathan Barbour Alberton Elementary 39 498 Stephen Anderson Morell Consolidated 40 971 Nathan Brown Ecole-sur-Mer 41 467 Jeff Duggan Alberton Elementary 42 520 Logan Leclair West Royalty 43 515 Gregory MacDonald Mt. Stewart 44 519 Josh Harding West Royalty 45 491 Thomas Flynn Souris Consolidated 46 561 Ryan MacKinnon Elm Street 47 472 Chris Buchanen Bloomfield Elementary

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48 504 Matthew Glover Southern Kings 49 570 Brett Beauvais Athena Cons. 50 538 Rudi Hurnik Eliot River 51 569 Mark Palmer Athena Cons. 52 554 Connor Doucette Gulf Shore 53 466 Logan Smallman Alberton Elementary 54 526 Spencer Bagwell Lucy Maud Montgomery 55 599 Daniel MacIsaac Miscouche 56 499 Stephen MacKinnon Morell Consolidated 57 461 Jake Hackett Tignish Elementary 58 592 Rudy MacDonald Somerset 59 533 Jesse Elliot Central Queens 60 539 Dylan Sanderson Eliot River 61 567 Zach Groom Athena Cons. 62 527 Christopher Morgan Lucy Maud Montgomery 63 540 Brandon Llewellyn Eliot River 64 521 Sam Mallett West Royalty 65 528 Brandon McQuaid Lucy Maud Montgomery 66 487 Jack Vandenbroek Cardigan Cons. 67 555 Brandon Bray Grace Christian 68 534 Alec Hill Central Queens 69 564 Cameron Arsenault Athena Cons. 70 568 Mark Matheson Athena Cons. 71 575 Connor Shea Queen Elizabeth 72 488 Coady Coates Cardigan Cons. 73 578 Steven Feng Parkside 74 535 Brandon Banks Central Queens 75 965 Nicholas C. Laberge Ecole Evangeline 76 585 Chase Gaudet Greenfield 77 587 Emmett A'Hearn Greenfield 78 525 Thomas Lewis Lucy Maud Montgomery 79 522 Curtis Hall West Royalty 80 523 Kurt Willis West Royalty 81 598 Brian MacKay Miscouche 82 542 Ben Strehler Eliot River 83 588 Kevin LaPrieur Greenfield 84 453 Bradley Gallant St. Louis Elementary. 85 529 Ross Johnston Lucy Maud Montgomery 86 580 Jonathan Johnson Parkside 87 462 Riley Shea Tignish Elementary 88 481 Joey Gillis Ellerslie Elementary 89 530 Harrison Wood Lucy Maud Montgomery 90 512 Ryan Deagle Vernon River 91 573 Drew Coulson Queen Elizabeth 92 511 Patrick Davis Vernon River 93 450 Nathan Bulger St. Louis Elementary. 94 546 Dean Casey Spring Park 95 474 Dylan Ellsworth Bloomfield Elementary 96 470 Brandon Leard Alberton Elementary

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97 454 Ben Arsenault St. Louis Elementary. 98 490 Andrew Hughes Cardigan Cons. 99 586 Matthew MacDonald Greenfield 100 548 Ryan Thompson Spring Park 101 500 John MacSwain Morell Consolidated 102 463 Jesse Hogan Tignish Elementary 103 591 Morgan MacNevin Greenfield 104 547 John Donaldson Spring Park 105 537 Lucus Vanderau Central Queens 106 966 Thierry C. Laberge Ecole Evangeline 107 489 Adam Nabuurs Cardigan Cons. 108 581 Stephan Holland Parkside 109 560 Dylan Gallant Elm Street 110 584 Ryan MacArthur Parkside 111 590 Tyler McInnis Greenfield 112 543 Vincent Hughes Eliot River 113 582 Nathan MacIntyre Parkside 114 476 Tyler Lynch Bloomfield Elementary 115 452 Jordan Gaudet St. Louis Elementary. 116 589 Taylor Albert Greenfield 117 469 dale Smith Alberton Elementary 118 544 david Arsenault Eliot River 119 455 Lucas Matthews St. Louis Elementary. 120 477 Daniel MacCarthy Bloomfield Elementary 121 482 Tyler Ramsay Ellerslie Elementary 122 456 Jake Gallant St. Louis Elementary. 123 596 Andrew Reeves Somerset 124 594 Isaac Jay Somerset 125 583 Bradley Keddy Parkside 126 574 Sam Brown Queen Elizabeth 127 964 Taylor Thorne Ecole Evangeline 128 969 Alex Arsenault Ecole Evangeline 129 967 Catlin Richard Ecole Evangeline 130 968 Darren Richard Ecole Evangeline 131 970 Brandon Gaudet Evangeline 132 593 Brodie McKenna Somerset 133 483 Joshua MacDougall Ellerslie Elementary

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NOVICE BOYS TEAM RESULTS1. Tignish Elem. 1142. Elm Street 1253. Alberton Elem. 1454. West Royalty 1985. Cardigan Cons. 2026. Athena Cons. 2107. Central Queens 2238. LM Montgomery 2939. Queen Elizabeth 32310. Eliot River 367

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INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTSBantam Girls 1 632 Kaitlin Wheeler Queen Charlotte 2 639 Juliet Bernard East Wiltshire 3 633 Maddy Crowell Queen Charlotte 4 656 Sara Walsh Montague Inter. 5 614 Jennifer Parnham Athena Cons. 6 634 Rebecca Doyle Queen Charlotte 7 635 Rachel Creamer Queen Charlotte 8 610 Carissa Doucette St. Louis Elementary. 9 618 Cierra Gaudet Summerside Inter. 10 644 Megan Boswell Birchwood 11 657 Michelle Nabuurs Montague Inter. 12 615 Kristine Johnston Athena Cons. 13 666 Ellen McInnis Rollo Bay Consolidated 14 643 Lauren West Grace christian 15 601 Kristy Wallace Hernewood 16 637 Kristin Callaghan Queen Charlotte 17 658 Cathy Nabuurs Montague Inter. 18 648 Taylor Coles Stonepark 19 650 Brittany Stevenson Stonepark 20 661 Kaitlyn Hughes Cardigan Cons. 21 602 Amylou Caulier Hernewood 22 649 Hannah Bulman Stonepark 23 613 Dayna Arsenault Ecole Evangeline 24 622 Jamie Gillis Summerside Inter. 25 668 Natasha Mills Rollo Bay Consolidated 26 621 Catherine Strongman Summerside Inter. 27 662 Arielle MacDonald Cardigan Cons. 28 609 Melanie Gallant St. Louis Elementary. 29 651 Kim MacIntyre Stonepark 30 638 Gillian MacDonald Queen Charlotte 31 623 Valentina Busca Summerside Inter. 32 676 Miriah McIsaac Vernon River 33 667 Chelsey Boertien Rollo Bay Consolidated 34 663 Jenna MacLellan Cardigan Cons. 35 631 Kaitlyn Sobey Amherst Cove 36 620 Taylor MacIntyre Summerside Inter. 37 652 Bryanna Cook Stonepark 38 626 Amy MacArthur Summerside Inter. 39 624 Shelby McCourt Summerside Inter. 40 660 Amy McCarron Montague Inter. 41 625 Emma Gillis Summerside Inter. 42 628 Brittany Smith Summerside Inter. 43 659 Marissa Wiesner Montague Inter. 44 981 Sandra Gregory Stonepark 45 641 Ginny Keefe East Wiltshire 46 665 Katie Gordon Cardigan Cons. 47 664 Samantha Morrisson Cardigan Cons.

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48 654 Megan Newsome Stonepark 49 653 Alison St. Pierre Stonepark 50 619 Lindsay Kelly Summerside Inter. 51 645 Nikki Roberts Birchwood 52 646 Paige Blakely Birchwood 53 642 Chelsea Darrach East Wiltshire 54 605 Monika Caulier Hernewood 55 976 Sarah MacKinnon Stonepark 56 616 Natasha Doucette Athena Cons. 57 617 Brittany Williams Athena Cons. 58 606 Karen Doyle ME Callaghan 59 607 Hillary Gallant ME Callaghan 60 629 Ashley Howell Summerside Inter. 61 627 Nicole Raynor Summerside Inter. 62 600 Lauren Campbell Hernewood 63 608 Cassandra McCue ME Callaghan 64 612 Rebecca Richard Ecole Prince Ouest

BANTAM GIRLS TEAM RESULTS1. Queen Charlotte 332. Montague Inter. 1153. Stonepark 1254. SIS 1265. Cardigan Cons. 174

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INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTSBantam Boys 1 680 Bradley Bryan Hernewood 2 693 Curtis Arsenault Ecole Evangeline 3 771 Spencer Smith Tracadie cross 4 679 TJ Campbell Hernewood 5 701 Mitch Lemers Summerside Inter. 6 770 Tyler Dockendorff Montague Inter. 7 681 Jordan Costello Hernewood 8 684 Nick Bernard Hernewood 9 734 Nathan Trainor Stonepark 10 754 Dylan Peters Rollo Bay Consolidated 11 726 Brett Hogan East Wiltshire 12 718 Michael MacKinnon Miscouche 13 753 Ben MacIsaac Rollo Bay Consolidated 14 743 Dustin Crombie Central Queens 15 706 Connor MacGuire Summerside Inter. 16 740 Ryan Lloyd Queen Charlotte 17 746 Curtis Rice Cardigan Cons. 18 733 Brady Cook Stonepark 19 747 Matthew Patterson Cardigan Cons. 20 686 Lance Pridham ME Callaghan 21 687 Ryan Gallant ME Callaghan 22 704 Dillon Gaudet Summerside Inter. 23 703 Pat Thompson Summerside Inter. 24 739 Cameron MacLean Stonepark 25 772 Dennis Cheverie St. Peters 26 714 Josh Pettipas Summerside Inter. 27 741 Tyler Moore Queen Charlotte 28 748 Blair Johnston Cardigan Cons. 29 749 Evan Forrester Cardigan Cons. 30 732 Daniel Wilson East Wiltshire 31 755 Brian Deveau Rollo Bay Consolidated 32 698 Kerry Shea St. Louis Elementary. 33 744 Brett Bernard Central Queens 34 709 Alex Gallant Athena Cons. 35 683 Chad Ramsay Hernewood 36 735 Kyle MacKinnon Stonepark 37 682 JC Dawson Hernewood 38 737 Colby Boswell Stonepark 39 742 Aaron Hastelow Queen Charlotte 40 975 Brian Smith Stonepark 41 710 Nathan Ferrish Athena Cons. 42 711 Mark Townsend Athena Cons. 43 728 Jeremy Balderson East Wiltshire 44 685 Jordan Lewis Hernewood 45 738 Keenan Power Stonepark 46 688 Alex Allain ME Callaghan 47 719 Kurtis Wolfe Miscouche

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48 700 Jordan Hardy Bloomfield Elementary 49 707 Sam Merrill Summerside Inter. 50 775 Raymond Walsh St. Teresa’s 51 723 Jordan Moore Birchwood 52 702 Bojar Polaja Summerside Inter. 53 712 Isaac Wilson Athena Cons. 54 694 Tyler Brown Ecole Evangeline 55 690 Devon Perry ME Callaghan 56 689 Dagan Buote ME Callaghan 57 696 Joel Gallant Ecole Evangeline 58 695 Mitchell Richard Ecole Evangeline 59 699 Briar Bernard St. Louis Elementary. 60 774 Kyle Gallant Eastern kings 61 767 Blake O'Hanley Souris consolidated 62 716 Aaron Power Summerside Inter. 63 717 Ryan Chaisson Summerside Inter. 64 724 Josh Dorran Birchwood 65 729 Mark Wilson East Wiltshire 66 750 Adam Fitzpatrick Cardigan Cons. 67 973 Patrick Swartz Stonepark 68 752 Travis Crane Cardigan Cons. 69 697 Denis Richard Ecole Evangeline 70 751 Aaron Fitzpatrick Cardigan Cons. 71 713 Alex Vanlderstine Athena Cons. 72 727 Mark Skinner East Wiltshire 73 758 Lance Mingo Rollo Bay Consolidated 74 720 Adam MacKinnon Miscouche 75 974 Tyler O'Connor Stonepark 76 721 Tyler Gallant Elm Street 77 759 Nathan Paton Rollo Bay Consolidated 78 730 Chris Samms East Wiltshire 79 692 Jonathan Gaudet ME Callaghan BANTAM BOYS TEAM RESULTS1. Hernewood 552. SIS 913. Stonepark 1254. Cardigan Cons. 1595. ME Callaghan 1986. Rollo Bay Cons. 2047. East Wiltshire 2218. Ecole Evangeline 2409. Athena Cons. 241

INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTSMidget girls

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1 781 Ashton Gallant Hernewood 2 809 Brittany Banks East Wiltshire 3 802 Lacey MacLaughlin Stonepark 4 823 Dana Lavers Montague Inter. 5 815 Nicole MacPhee Colonel Gray 6 819 Miranda Grant Charlottetown Rural 7 814 Jill Doyle Colonel Gray 8 786 Tathnee O'Meara Westisle 9 782 Ashley Ellis Hernewood 10 789 Karen Gallant Ecole Evangeline 11 831 Melanie Taylor Souris High 12 804 Alicia Wilbert Stonepark 13 803 Hannah Roche Stonepark 14 783 Jacenta Jones Hernewood 15 792 Katie Carver Summerside Inter. 16 787 Pamela Hudson Westisle 17 816 Sarah Chaisson Colonel Gray 18 796 Courtney Dewer Summerside Inter. 19 797 Rachel MacAulay Kensington 20 805 Danielle Stevenson Stonepark 21 794 Julie Clark Summerside Inter. 22 807 Andrea Walsh Stonepark 23 806 Gloria Smith Stonepark 24 818 Bethany Chaisson Colonel Gray 25 808 Jenny Roach Stonepark 26 788 Moira Shaw Westisle 27 801 Kara Mersereau Kinkora 28 817 Carrie Mills Colonel Gray 29 813 Kathleen McInnis Birchwood 30 982 Danika Fraser Summerside Inter. 31 810 Ashley Tierney East Wiltshire 32 784 Bethany Biggar Hernewood 33 799 Leta Oatway Kensington 34 791 Gisele Gallant Ecole Evangeline 35 795 Allison Walker Summerside Inter. 36 793 Ashley Praught Summerside Inter. 37 785 Alysshea Trail Hernewood

MIDGET GIRLS TEAM RESULTS1. Stonepark 702. Colonel Gray 813. Hernewood 934. SIS 119

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INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTSMidget boys 1 904 Ryan Doucette Souris High 2 890 Rory MacDonald Charlottetown Rural 3 886 Matt Livingstone Charlottetown Rural 4 866 Josh Metzger Queen Charlotte 5 888 Kendal MacDonald Charlottetown Rural 6 850 Adam Casey Three Oaks 7 893 Michael Singh Colonel Gray 8 905 Logan Sauve Souris High 9 894 Dillon Carr Colonel Gray 10 887 Sam Masson Charlottetown Rural 11 918 Matt MacDonald Morell High 12 832 Daniel Arsenault Ecole Evangeline 13 899 Angus MacPhail Colonel Gray 14 839 Jordan Ellis Hernewood 15 876 Andrew Reid Grace Christian 16 859 Brett Ferguson Summerside Inter. 17 884 Colin McQuillan East Wiltshire 18 906 Patrick Carter Souris High 19 871 Ernesto Garanza Stonepark 20 841 Devon Wallace Hernewood 21 895 Abraham Baker Colonel Gray 22 843 Jesse MacIntyre Hernewood 23 874 Jordan Poley Stonepark 24 840 Dustin Clements Hernewood 25 833 Tyler M.Gallant Ecole Evangeline 26 898 Duncan Sturtz Colonel Gray 27 834 Craig Gallant Ecole Evangeline 28 889 Ross Horrelt Charlottetown Rural 29 897 Brian Mason Colonel Gray 30 896 Daniel Yu Colonel Gray 31 844 Josh Bulger Hernewood 32 885 Ben Bain Gulf Shore 33 917 Josh Annear Montague Inter. 34 864 Jason Paynter Kensington 35 842 Jonathan Costello Hernewood 36 835 Ryan Arsenault Ecole Evangeline 37 863 Jonathan Clark Kensington 38 903 Ethan Vangaal Donagh 39 836 Joel Arsenault Ecole Evangeline 40 891 Ranga Rankaduwa Charlottetown Rural 41 873 Sean Bruinooge Stonepark 42 882 Kilmer Gallant Birchwood 43 872 Robert Duffy Stonepark 44 921 George A. Richards Vernon River 45 875 Willie McQuaid Stonepark 46 977 Nathan Palmer Stonepark

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47 869 Walter Mallard Queen Charlotte 48 902 Nick Doucette Bluefield 49 920 Mike Dunphy Morell High 50 845 Simon Poirier Hernewood 51 848 Brent Murphy ME callaghan 52 849 Shannon Doyle ME callaghan

MIDGET BOYS TEAM RESULTS1. Charlottetown Rural 482. Colonel Gray 763. Hernewood 1114. Evangeline 1395. Stonepark 171

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INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTSSenior girls 1 954 Kelly MacDonald Montague High 2 953 Chelsey MacDonald Montague High 3 955 Paula MacDonald Montague High 4 935 Jean Baker Bluefield 5 937 Paige Rankin Bluefield 6 936 Jillian Arsenault Bluefield 7 928 Hannah Roberts Montague High 8 922 Melissa Collicutt Westisle 9 929 Stacey Coffin Kensington 10 930 Katrina Clow Kensington 11 923 Libby Shaw Westisle 12 931 Lauren Clark Kensington 13 932 Cailin Crosby Kensington 14 957 Courtney Hughes Montague High 15 933 Susan Sobey Kinkora 16 959 Freda Fraser Souris High 17 939 Marsha Lannon Bluefield 18 934 Stephanie Sobey Kinkora 19 925 Barbara Lynn Gaudet Westisle 20 924 Tanya Gallant Westisle 21 956 Melissa Rice Montague High 22 926 Sarah Gaudet Westisle 23 940 Erika MacCloskey Bluefield 24 927 Deidre Gallant Westisle

SENIOR GIRLS TEAM RESULTS1. Montague High 412. Kensington 513. Bluefield High 554. Westisle High 80

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INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTS Senior boys 1 001 Corey Ellis Westisle 2 026 Andrey Molyshev Colonel Gray 3 009 Brian Gallant Ecole Evangeline 4 030 Sean Flemming Colonel Gray 5 017 Tyler Sellar Bluefield 6 038 Kyle Kacsmarik Montague High 7 010 Gilles Barriault Ecole Evangeline 8 004 David Brothers Westisle 9 011 Ian Drummond Kinkora 10 039 Scott Roloson Montague High 11 016 Patrick Toole Bluefield 12 018 Blake Caissie Bluefield 13 025 Billy MacDonald Colonel Gray 14 002 Felix Camirand Westisle 15 019 Alex Bain Bluefield 16 040 Matt Nobles Montague High 17 021 Kevin MacQuaid Bluefield 18 003 Peter Gaudet Westisle 19 020 Keaghan Rilling Bluefield 20 005 Colin Dillon Westisle 21 006 Brodie Ellis Westisle 22 032 Ian Boswell Charlottetown Rural 23 007 Anthony Bernard Westisle 24 027 Michael Currie Colonel Gray 25 035 Scott MacKay Charlottetown Rural 26 022 Tyler Rioux Bluefield 27 008 Corey Legere Westisle 28 033 Mitch Eamer Charlottetown Rural 29 042 Dane Patkai Montague High 30 041 Pep MacDonald Montague High 31 029 Justin D'son Colonel Gray 32 028 Rufus Kelly Colonel Gray 33 036 Patrick Carmichael Charlottetown Rural 34 034 Jamie Comeau Charlottetown Rural

SENIOR BOYS TEAM RESULTS1. Bluefield High 602. Westisle High 613. Colonel Gray 744. Montague High 915. Charlottetown Rural 142


Field Hockey Barb Carmichael, Commissioner

Charlottetown Rural and Montague High Field Hockey tournaments were held again this year. Bothtournaments were successful. Charlottetown Rural was the winner of both tournaments.

The Triple Round Robin appears to be the right number of games for the high school season. TheMidgets should also try to have a Triple Round Robin as they only played 6 games.

Provincials were held at Bluefield. The day was sunny, the field was wonderful and all the gameswere well played. It is hard to keep fans away from the team benches during the games but we hadsome success.

There is a need to have more officials. Three senior officials did most of the high school games. UPEIumpired Charlottetown Rural tournament but they really need the Level 1 Umpire course before theyumpire. It was great to have Terri Bontempo back to help out. Each team had two or more coaches,it’s wonderfull to see younger coaches.

The overtime format of 15 minutes followed by penalty corners seems to work for play-offs. I stillwould like to have the All-Star meeting before the end of season. I like the idea of presenting the All-Star awards at the Provincials.

Our efforts are to help get university Field Hockey back in the AUS. PEI has a lot of skilled players who should have a place to play after high school.

Thanks are extended to Richard Baker for the great story of the Provincials for the media along withthe pictures.

We hope to do some work with the National School Program by taking Field Hockey to a number ofjunior high schools, in the East, in the Charlottetown area and in the Summerside area. I think this willbe an excellent way to help Field Hockey grow.


High School Provincial Tournament All StarsWomen:Sarah McAulay, Charlottetown RuralPaige Rankin, Bluefield High

League All Stars:Jean Baker, Bluefield HighPaige Rankin, Bluefield HighEllen Andrews, Bluefield High

Sarah McAulay, Charlottetown Rural Allison Walsh, Charlottetown Rural Mikaela Ellis, Charlottetown Rural

Allison Hurst, Three Oaks High SchoolAllison Carleton, Three Oaks High School

Nancy Vos, Montague High SchoolMelissa Rice, Montague High SchoolChelsey MacKenzie, Montague High School

Senior High School Field Hockey Final Standings:School W T L Pts.Bluefield 7 1 1 15Rural 6 1 2 13Three Oaks 1 0 8 2Montague 3 0 6 6

Semi Finals:Bluefield 9 Three Oaks 0Rural 2 Montague 1

Bronze Medal:Montague 2 Three Oaks 1

Gold Medal:Bluefield 2 Rural 1 (in overtime)


Midget (Junior High) Field Hockey Final Standings:School W T L Pts.Montague 5 1 0 11East Wiltshire 3 1 2 7Stonepark 2 2 2 6Summerside 0 0 6 0

Semi Finals:Montague 7 SIS 1East Wiltshire 3 Stonepark 2

Bronze Medal:Stonepark(#1) 3 SIS 0

Gold Medal:East Wiltshire 5 Montague 0


Senior Golf Report 2004Wayne Denman, Commissioner

This year we revised our method of holding tournaments in order to address issues from small schools,booking golf courses, costs, conflicts with holidays and seeding schools for individual and team play.We solved a few problems and created others - so I guess we still have some more work to do to refineour thinking and action plan.

Qualifying Tournaments:We revised our past practice of having each school host a tournament and divided the schools up into 4zones: School/Golf Course/Date/Number of ParticipantsZone 1 Westisle and Evangeline - Mill River, Thursday Sept 16, 28M and 3FZone 2 Three Oaks, Kinkora and Kensington - Andersons Creek, Tues Oct 5, 49M and 3FZone 3 Bluefield, Charlottetown Rural and Colonel Gray - Belvedere, Sat Oct 2,38M and 2FZone 4 Montague, Morell and Souris - Brudenell, Tue Sept 21, 52M and 5F

Each Zone was then responsible for hosting one tournament. Players were required to play in at leasttwo tournaments in order to qualify for the provincials. The idea of having the golfers play the samecourses was to get a better idea of what level (AA or A) individuals or schools should be competing atin the provincials. All males played from the same set of tees during these tournaments to assist in theseeding. In the past, each schools first team of males was required to compete in AA and their secondteam competed in A. Past results have shown that some schools could field more than one AA teamwhereas other schools had trouble assembling one team that would be competitive at the A level. Thispast process lead to a very uneven competition. From the results of the qualifying tournaments theCommissioner indicated to each school where their players and teams would be competing. This leadto some disagreements as coaches indicated that they had the right to select their players - I agree! Itwas done this way due to the short time between the last tournament, a long weekend, newspaper deadlines and the provincials. Theweather cooperated by making us postpone our initial date and this gave coaches the opportunity torevise their teams. We will do better next year!

Provincial Championships:The PEISAA Championships were held at Mill River Provincial Golf Course on TuesdaySeptember 19, 2004 instead of the original date due to inclement weather. Nine Senior HighSchools sent representatives in the Boys AA (34), Boys A (27) and Girls AA (6) for individual andteam play. The girls participated in individual play only as an insufficient number of schools had teams. The first year class of students from the Holland College Golf Program were inattendance to assist with tournament details such as: starter, announcer, course marshalls, officialscorers, player assistants and media information personnel. The students were all assigned tasks to carry out and then had the opportunity to send in their evaluation and recommendations for futureevents. This was a tremendous asset to the day for all involved - Thank you very much!

Team winners were as follows:AA Boys - Gold Tees

Gold Westisle (250)Silver Charlottetown Rural # 2 (261)Bronze Charlottetown Rural # 1 (264)

A Boys - White Tees


Gold Bluefield (272)Silver Westisle (280)Bronze Evangeline (302)

The seeding of the teams seemed to have a beneficial result in where teams should have beencompeting - the fact that Rural finished 2nd and 3rd in the AA competition supports the idea.

Individual winners were as follows:AA Boys: Gold Tees

Gold Morgan MacLean (Montague) 81Silver Chris Trail (Westisle) 81Bronze Kyle Blackman (Rural) 81

It took three extra holes to determine the placings.

A Boys: White TeesGold Kyle Campbell (Bluefield) 88Silver Ryan Drake (Rural) 89Bronze Dominic Gallant (Evangeline) 91

AA Girls: Red TeesGold Angela Drane (Montague) 80Silver Sara Ready (Gray) 100Bronze Courtney Steele (Morell) 105

Likewise the seeding of individuals had a close race in two of three divisions - Angela Drane’sscore of 80 was the best of the day for all golfers!

Thank You:I would like to thank the following for their assistance with the Golf Program:

* All the coaches for their cooperation and dedication throughout the season* The Golf courses that hosted our tournaments* The continued sponsorship of Golf Links PEI for the Provincial Championships* The students and staff of the Holland College Golf Program for their valuable assistance* Mark Roberts and staff at Mill River for hosting the championships* To all student golfers that participated in the tournaments* To Garth Turtle for his support, encouragement and occasional wise words of advice.


Recommendations:

I would like to make the following recommendations for next years senior golf tournaments:1. The Provincials should utilize both the # 1 and # 10 tees to start the groups off to limit the

amount of down time upon completion of play.2. Continue discussions on refining the seeding of players for AA and A play.3. Utilize the Holland College Golf Program to assist with all tournaments next year. This process

has been started.4. Continue discussions with Golf PEI and seek their continued support.5. That the PEISAA purchase a digital camera that would be available for all Championship

Events to keep an accurate history of the sport.6. Continue to explore the advantages and disadvantages of weekday/end play with all stake

holders. This should be completed by the end of March 2005 to facilitate booking for next Fall.7. Explore ways of increasing the participation of girls in school golf.8. At next years provincials put the best golfers (by their qualifying round average) out in groups

together and off first - send out the best first to set the pace!9. Encourage players to keep a more readable score card.10. Ensure that a copy of the draw is set up five days prior to the tournament and distributed to all

stake holders by this date.11. Encourage coaches to advise starter of any changes upon the teams arrival at all tournaments.12. Set up a rules seminar at each qualifying tournament and a set of golf etiquette for all school

coaches to discuss with all team members. Invite students from the Holland College GolfManagement Program to come to talk to the golf team at your school.

13. Secure a sponsor to provide a BBQ at the completion of play.14. Do not abbreviate school names on the starter sheet - some starters do not know all the schools.15. Dress warmly in layers16. Post 9 hole scores on the 1st and 10th tees to give student golfers an idea of where they stand.

Respectively submitted,

Wayne Denman, Golf Commissioner

WINTER SPORTS


Midget East BasketballLee Forbes, Commissioner

The Eastern Midget Basketball League consisted of two divisions, A and AA both boys and girls. Divison A Boys had four teams, down three teams from last year as Donagh and Morell did notparticipate and Souris moved to the AA Division. Division A Girls had five teams, down from lastyear as Donagh and Gulf Shore did not field teams, however Souris competed at the A level thisyear. Cost and player availability were cited as reasons for the loss of teams.

Recommendations: 1. Final seeding game(s) not be played in either A or AA to give more relevance to regular

season and also more schedule flexibility .2. Game sheets need to be be completely filled out.

Improvements:Game reporting has improved somewhat, only a couple of schools must refine their process.

Suggestions:It was suggested that better advance publicity be provided for Provincial Championships. Commissioner, PEISAA and host school will try to improve that next year. A good discussion topicfor next year’s scheduling meeting will be on what should be included.

Midget East A Girls Final Standings: SCHOOL W L Pts.Morell 7 1 14Montague 5 3 10Souris 5 3 10Belfast 2 6 4Vernon River 1 7 2 Girls A Playoffs:Quarters: Vernon River 31 Belfast 36Semis: Belfast 24 Morell 42

Souris 48 Montague 45

To Provincials: Morell (1) Souris (2)No Seeding Game Held.

Midget East A Boys Final Standings: SCHOOL W L Pts.Montague 9 0 18Belfast 5 3 10Gulf Shore 2 7 4François Buote 1 8 2

Boys A Playoffs:


Semis: François Buote 37 Montague 61Gulf Shore 50 Belfast 63

Final: Belfast 50 Montague 63

To Provincials: Montague (1) Belfast (2)

Midget A Provincials at Kinkora

Midget A Boys Semi Finals:Montague 63 Hernewood 24Belfast 55 Englewood 27

Midget A Girls Semi Finals:Morell 45 SIS 24 Souris 40 Englewood 26

Girls Bronze:Englewood 42 - S'side Int 26

Boys Bronze:Englewood 81 - Hernewood 33

Girls Gold Medal:Morell 39 - Souris 21

Men's Gold Medal:Montague 51- Belfast 22

MIDGET “A” GIRLS ALLSTARS Christy Thomas EnglewoodCourtney Dewar S'side IntKelsey Burke MorellMarley MacInnis SourisEmily MacEachern Morell

MIDGET “A” BOYS ALLSTARS Nicco Coughlin HernewoodLogan Dawson EnglewoodJoshua MacInnis MontagueEvan Nobles BelfastNick Melnyk Montague


Midget East AA Girls Final Standings: School W L PtsBirchwood 12 0 24Queen Charlotte 8 4 16East Wiltshire 4 8 8Stonepark 0 12 0

Girls AA Playoffs:Semis: Stonepark 5 Birchwood 42

East Wiltshire 6 Queen Charlotte 43

To Provincials: Birchwood (1) Queen Charlotte (2)No Seeding Game Held.

Midget East AA Boys Final Standings:School W L Pts.Queen Charlotte 12 0 24East Wiltshire 9 3 18Souris 4 8 8Birchwood 4 8 8Stonepark 1 11 2

Boys AA Playoffs:Quarters: Stonepark 32 Birchwood 61Semis: Birchwood 22 Queen Charlotte 93

Souris 50 East Wiltshire 57

To Provincials: Queen Charlotte (1) East Wiltshire (2)No Seeding Game Held.

MIDGET AA PROVINCIALS - AT BIRCHWOODSemis: GirlsBirchwood 40 Hernewood 24Queen Charlotte 26 Summerside Int. 24

Semis: BoysHernewood 45 East Wiltshire 42Queen Charlotte 61 Summerside Int. 39

FINALS:Girls Bronze: Summerside Int. 49 Hernewood 26Girls Gold: Birchwood 54 Queen Charlotte 44

Boys Bronze: East Wiltshire 51 Summerside Int. 24Boys Gold: Queen Charlotte 57 Hernewood 32


MIDGET AA ALL STARSGIRLS TOURNAMENT ALL STARS:Ashton Gallant - HernewoodHannah Walker - SISCarolyn McKenna - QCHSJessica Wakelin - BirchwoodCarly LaFave - Birchwood

BOYS TOURNAMENT ALL STARSJason McAlduff - East WiltshireMike Hardy - SISMatt Gough - HernewoodJosh Metzger - QCHSNick Kennedy - QCHS


Midget West BasketballDarryl Gaudet, Commissioner

The Western Midget Basketball leagues consisted of two divisions. Division A was made up of sixgirls and six boys teams. The AA was made up of five girls and five boys teams. There were atotal of 122 games. A number of tournaments were also played throughout the leagues.

Final Midget West A Girls Standings:Team W L F A Pts.Englewood 9 0 314 156 18Summerside 6 4 345 313 12Kinkora 6 4 332 329 12Miscouche 5 5 292 315 10ME Callaghan 3 6 237 267 6Hernewood 0 10 170 234 0

Final Midget West A Boys Standings:Team W L F A Pts.Englewood 9 0 510 341 18Kinkora 7 3 453 356 14Hernewood 7 3 470 381 14Miscouche 4 6 442 487 8Summerside 2 8 381 417 4ME Callaghan 0 9 256 337 0

Play-offs “A” Girls:#4 Miscouche 18 #1Englewood 38#3 Kinkora 36 #2 Summerside 48

To Provincials: Englewood and Summerside

Play-offs “A” Boys:#4 Miscouche 59 #1 Englewood 87#3 Hernewood 45 #2 Kinkora 37

To Provincials: Englewood and Hernewood

Final Midget AA West Girls StandingsTeam W L F A Pts.Summerside 12 0 380 221 24Hernewood 7 5 306 366 14ME Callaghan 6 4 338 368 12Athena 4 8 325 496 8Kensington 1 11 317 555 2


Final Midget AA West Boys StandingsTeam W L F A Pts.Hernewood 11 1 627 376 22Summerside 10 2 535 398 20ME Callaghan 4 8 381 603 8Kensington 3 9 469 584 6Athena 2 10 430 565 4

Play off “AA” Girls#4 Athena 23 #1 Summerside 64 #3 Callaghan 21 #2 Hernewood 36

To Provincials: Summerside and Hernewood

Play off “AA” Boys#4 Kensington 27 #1 Hernewood 46#3 ME Callaghan 31 #2 Summerside 52

Recommendations: 1. Both leagues start play by the full last week of November.


Senior Basketball ReportWalter MacEwen, Commissioner

Suggestions / Observations /Recommendations:1. It appeared that having Monday and Tuesday night action was a success.2. Financially tournament a success ... must keep this in mind that Monday and Tuesday each had two

games and that despite large crowds we did not have the turn-around crowds that four games onone night would have ... and therefore Monday and Tuesday’s totals are very strong and yet notsignificantly better than one night four games ... consider extra security cost as well.

3. Time to talk to UPEI at a higher level than Neil re costs. The work accomplished by all the studentsecurity was minimal and considering exposure, UPEI should be able to absorb some costs. Theuniformed personnel serve to halp at the door and UPEI did cut us a break there.

4. If all bronze medal games were played at a school, ie. Rural could save some expense. I wouldlike to try a Monday night with A, AA and AAA Women all together at 4:00. 6:00 and 8:00 pmand do Tuesday the same with A, AA and AAA Men. Saturday could be a back up day at UPEI incase of storms. Also next the the AUAA Women’s playoffs are at UPEI so we would have to makesome changes anyway.

5. Students did not miss much school time at all, so this year’s set-up was good in that regard.6. Subway and milk very easy to deal with. I have sent a press folder to Irwin Dawson (Subway)

with all press clippings that included Subway.7. Congrats to Bluefield students for work announcing and doing score-table. This is not easy and

they were punctual, polite and relatively proficient. Occasional miscues are to be expected. Unfortunately some team officials and general public were very hard on these students. Perhapsone training session at UPEI with their clock which is a bit newer than our school’s clocks wouldbe a wise move.

8. Congrats toMorell students for time and work at the door, with presentations and with singing.9. Thank you to Rural and in particualar Mike Lloyd and Barb Carmichael for help with Saturday

games and also Subway night and free use of their facilities.10. Congrats to Randy Cheverie for the excellent work on the program and also the new logo for this

year as well as coordinating the mania at the door throughout the whole tournament. As well themaintenance of the PEISAA Basketball website throughout the playoffs with updates and team picsis a lot of work and Randy does a great job. Also to Shane MacClulre for work on web site allseason.

11. T-shirts to be picked up yet by Morell Women (7) and Colonel Gray AA Men (15). Expected to becomplete by end of break when coaches back to PEI ... hopefully still have the $$$$.

12. Expenses of the T-shirts was covered by the revenue received:Cost $1093.55Revenue $ 960.0022 to Pay 220Total to Receive $1180.00Net Expected $ 86.45

13. IF there are two divisions next year with five teams in one and four in another, I suggest #5 team inone division play #4 team in other. Loser is OUT. Winner into “A”. Also, #3 of five team sideplay #2 of four team side with winner to “AA” and the loser to “A”. As well, if the #3 team has abetter percentage record than the #2 team, the the playoff quarter final game would be played atthat school.


14. Considering the third division and the extra night financial net income was very good.1999 $2991.23 (2 day event)2000 $5343.50 (storm year 2 day event)2001 $3579.15 (first 4 day tournament)2002 $5129.002003 $5278.362004 $4992.55 (first year third division)2005 $5463.00

15. Statistics were reported to the media every Tuesday and Thursday with standings every Wednesdayand Friday with scoring statistics. Schools need to PLEASE put score totals for players to theRIGHT of their name ... for ease of keeping stats.

16. Concept of seeding may be useful next year depending on how many legitimate AAA teams therewill be.

17. Season went very well with very few technical fouls.

A report can over simplify this season ... league standing, playoff results, all-stars in league, andtourney plus expense report. Obviously there is much at stake here and considerable thought needs tobe made with a sport that has grown to such size in determining where to go from here.

SENIOR LEAGUE STANDINGSAAA WOMEN AAA MENColonel Gray 8-1 Colonel Gray 8-4Three Oaks 7-2 Bluefield 8-4Ch’town Rural 3-6 Ch’town Rural 6-6Bluefield 0-9 Three Oaks 4-8

Montague 4-8

AA MEN EAST AAA MEN WESTCh’town Rural 10-2 Westisle 8-3Souris 9-3 Three Oaks 5-6Morell 7-5 Kensington 5-6Colonel Gray 6-6 Bluefield 1-10François Buote 1-11

AA WOMEN EAST AA WOMENS WESTMontague #1 11-1 Kensington 10-1Souris 10-2 Westisle 7-4Morell 6-6 Three Oaks 4-7Colonel Gray 3-9 Bluefield 0-11Montague #2 1-11


Tournamanent All Stars:Womens AStephanie Dewar Three OaksChristine Buell Three OaksKatie MacDonald Colonel GrayMary Beth Younker Colonel GrayKailey Webster Montague HighMVP: Ligia de Lima Three Oaks

Mens ATim Hutchings BluefieldMatt Hunt François BuoteMorgan Fisher Kensington Nigel Ogle KensingtonJD Geldert Colonel GrayMVP: Blair MacKay Kensington

Womens AAPaula MacDonald Montague High #1Cailin Crosby KensingtonTara Bernard Westisle Tegan Boertien Souris HighApril Fisher Souris HighMVP: Geena Shea Westisle

Mens AAJustin MacLean Three Oaks Brian Hansen Westisle Marcus Dunphy Souris HighTrent Whitty Ch’town RuralSteve Walsh Ch’town RuralMVP: Reece Deveaux Souris High

Womens AAALisa McIver BluefieldErin Kinsman RuralSuzanne Canvin GrayMegan MacDonald TOSHCaitlin Carota TOSH MVP: Cassie Goodwin Gray

Mens AAACameron McAskill RuralAlex Campbell TOSHBrandon Watters GrayJordan Drake GrayPaul Killorn Bluefield MVP: Jeremy MacKinnon Bluefield


Top ScorersAAA WOMENSuzanne Canvin Gray 21.6Megan McDonald TOSH 14.1Erin Kinsmen Rural 11.1Cassie Goodwin Gray 9.1Kate MacDonald Rural 8.3Katie Moore Col Gray 8.1Lisa McIver BField 7.6Ashley McGuigan Rural 7.6Ellen MacKInnon 7.2Jessica Saunders Rural 7.0Stephanie Ryer TOSH 6.4

AAA MENKevin McQuaid BF 19.1Zach White Mont 18.5 Steve Hardy TOSH 17.5Matt Nobles Mont 16.6Jordan Drake CG 16.1Cameron McAskill Rural 15.8Michael Jones BF 14.3Jeremy MacKinnon BF 12.0Greg Wright Rural 10.9Jacob Ayengama CG 10.2Tim Butler Gray 9.8Alex Campbell TOSH 9.3Cory Roache Mont 7.8

AA WOMENCaitlin Crosby KISH 22Katrina Clow KISH 19.6Angela Drane Mont1 19.1Paula MacDonald Mont1 15Geena Shea WI 14Kristen Hogan WI 12.8Meaghan McQuaid Souris 12.6Tara Bernard WI 12.1Emily MacAdam Morell 11.6Lauren Clark KISH 11.5Michaela MacDonald Morell 11.4April Fisher Souris 11.4L DeLima TOSH 11Amanda Shea WI 10.9Tegan Boertien Souris 10.9Freda Fraser Souris 10.8Katlyn Jenkins Mont2 10


AA MENBrian Hansen WI 22Jeremy Coffin Morell 21.5Steve Walsh Rural 19.8Blair MacKay KISH 18.7Reece Deveaux Souris 16.7Danny Major Gray 16.2Matt McNally Morell 13.5Pierre Oulette Fbuote 13.2Mitchell Carter Souris 12.8Joe Gallant Souris 12.2Justin MacLean TOSH 12.1JDGeldart CG 12.1 Daniel Gallant WEST 12Hanis Jahic Gray 11.6Trent Whitty Rural 11.0Matt Hunt Fbuote 11.0

FINAL MEDAL WINNERS:Mens A Bronze Bluefield 68 François Buote 58Mens A Gold Kensington 54 Gray 43

Womens A Bronze Bluefield 22 Montague #2 38Womens A Gold Three Oaks 47 Gray 35

Mens AA Bronze TOSH 44 Westisle 55 Mens AA Gold Rural 62 Souris 66

Womens AA Bronze Kensington 65 Montague #1 38Womens AA Gold Westisle 67 Souris 62

Mens AAA Bronze Three Oaks 54 Rural 57Mens AAA Gold Bluefield 52 Gray 51

Womens AAA Bronze Rural 46 Bluefield 31Womens AAA Gold Gray 56 Three Oaks 48


Gymnastics ReportPaul Goguen, Commissioner

The 2005 school gymnastics season ended on Saturday, February 12th with the PEI School AthleticAssociation Provincial Gymnastics Championship held at Athena Consolidated School in Summerside. The championship was hosted by the parents of St. Louis Elementary School with the help of FreddyMartin.

The Provincial was held one weekend earlier due to a conflict with the original date of February 19th. Thank you to all the schools and teachers that agreed to help. It was very much appreciated.

On Saturday morning, a total of 102 gymnasts participated. They competed on floor exercises andvault for event awards, all-around awards and team awards. Approximately 160 spectators watchedthese acrobatic athletes perform. St. Louis Elementary School won both Pre Novice boys and girlsteam provincial title.

On Saturday afternoon, another big crowd watched 96 gymnasts perform. West Royalty won bothboys and girls team provincial title. Garth Turtle was on hand to do the presentation of awards to the 2Pre Novice and Novice categories.

In the third competition, we had a total of 16 gymnasts participate in Bantam and Novice AAcategories. No team competition.

In all, we had a total of 16 schools participate with a total of 214 gymnasts. This was an increase oflast year’s 191. The weather was good, but roads were slippery. This forced us to start 15 minutesbehind schedule. We had a total of 222 paid spectators. I announced before each competition what the$2.00 admission was going toward and thanked them for their support.

All the results were sent to the participating schools with a thank you letter. The pre and post mediacoverage was good. All information and results were in the three local newspapers.

I would like to thank Lona, Garth and the PEI School Athletic Association for the great support inmaking this provincial a great one. The provincial team certificates, blue result cards and theparticipation certificates are well appreciated.

A big thank you to the Principal of Athena, Mrs. Desrosiers, and Kim Gallant for allowing us to usetheir fine facilities. Thank you to Harvey MacEwen and the Western Board for their financialassistance toward janitorial cost, and to Freddy Martin for all the help with the equipment and support.

Last, but certainly not least, thank you to all our sponsors and to Gloria Wood and the PEI School MilkFoundation for their continuous support. They also provided free milk for all competitors. Thank youall!


Curling Kristina McLane, Commissioner

Two bonspiels were held in late February to determine seeding for the Ladies’ curling finals. Eachteam played the other teams twice.

Standings after league play.Rural 3-0-1Montague 2-1-1Kinkora 0- 4-0

The teams participated in the PEISAA championships held the end of February in Cornwall. Kinkorawon the bronze medal after a 6-4 loss to Montague in semi-final action. Charlottetown Rural won thegold medal with a 6-4 win over Montague in the final.

Respectfully, Kristina McLane


LATE WINTER / EARLY SPRING


Wrestling ReportDave Matthews, Commissioner

The 2005 P.E.I.S.A.A. Wrestling Championships were held April 15 and 16 at Gulf Shore School inNorth Rustico. On Friday night, the Bantam, Midget and Senior Championships were held, while onSaturday the Novice Championships took place. 214 students representing twenty schools from acrossPrince Edward Island took part in the Provincial tournament.

In the Novice Boys Division, 82 wrestlers from 11 schools competed with Tignish Elementary beingdeclared Provincial Champions with a total of 38 points. Montague Consolidated were a distant secondwith 20 points, while St. Louis was third with 16 points. Five points are awarded for a first place finish,three points for second and one point for third in determining team points.

A total of 31 girls from 9 schools competed in the Novice Girl’s Division and for the second time in threeyears, Englewood emerged as the top school with 32 points. Montague Consolidated was second with 26points, while Belfast was third with 10 points.

The Bantam Boys Division was won by M.E. Callaghan with 25 points. Last year’s winner, MontagueIntermediate was second with 17 points, while Birchwood was third with 14 points.

Host, Gulf Shore Consolidated were winners in the Bantam Girl’s Division edging out Birchwood 21- 18. Montague Intermediate was third with 8 points.

Thirty-two boys competed in the Midget Division. Montague Intermediate finished first with 22 points,East Wiltshire came a close second with 21, while M.E. Callaghan was third with 12 points.

Charlottetown Rural won the Midget Girl’s Division, and for the first time in almost two decades a seniorhigh male winner was declared, with Westisle winning the Championship. Three Senior High Schoolsregistered for wrestling and were present at the Championships, hopefully an indicator that High SchoolWrestling will once again be a sport that high school athletes can choose to participate in.

Thanks to Drawmaster, Tim Murphy and his assistant, referees, and minor officials for their work. Thanks also to Milk Sport for their continued support of school sports, and to Garth and Lona at theDepartment of Education for their help and guidance. A special thank you to the North Rustico First AidRespond Team for being present on both Friday and Saturday to provide any required First aid.


PROVINCIAL S.A.A.WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP

Novice Boys26 kgCalvin MacRae - 1st - Tignish

28 kg 50 kgMorgan Clarey - 1st - Montague Cons Lance MacNeill - 1st - Gulf ShoreBlake MacLean - 2nd - Montague Cons Morgan Hill - 2nd - Gulf ShoreJarret Noye - 3rd - Ellerslie Tyler Ramsey - 3rd - Ellerslie

30 kg 56.5Jordan Gaudett - 1st - St. Louis Jeff Gosbee - 1st - Southern KingsRiley Arsenault - 2nd - Tignish Spencer Ross - 2nd - BelfastBrian Young - 3rd - Montague Cons Brett Gavin - 3rd - Tignish

32.5 kg 63.5Perry Kinch - 1st - Tignish William Morrison - 1st - St. LouisLogan MacDonald - 2nd - Montague Cons Brody DesRoches - 2nd -TignishJacob Campbell - 3rd - Montague Cons Cody Butler - 3rd - St. Louis

35 kg 72.5 Brett Gaudet - 1st - Tignish Alex Nelligan - 1st - TignishDaniel VanIderstine - 2nd - Southern Kings Justin Misener - 2nd - G. TracadieCarson Noseworthy - 3rd - Montague Cons

37.5 kgNathan Bulger - 1st - St. LouisRyan Flaglor - 2nd - Southern KingsJordan Stevenson - 3rd - Gulf Shore

40 kg Team Results:Charlie Bernard - 1st - Tignish 1st - Tignish Elem - 38 ptsMorgan Doiron - 2nd - Gulf Shore 2nd - Montague Cons -20 ptsDylan Doucette - 3rd - Gulf Shore 3rd St. Louis - 16pts

4th - Southern Kings - 16 pts43 kg 5th - Gulf Shore - 13 ptsStephen Daley - 1st - Southern Kings 6th - Grand Tracadie - 4 ptsRoy Doucette - 2nd - Tignish 7th - Belfast - 3 ptsBrandon Laporte - 3rd - Montague Cons 8th - Ellerslie - 2 pts

46 kgDean Laybolt - 1st - Montague ConsJessie Hogan - 2nd - TignishThomas MacDougall - 3rd - Grand Tracadie

NOVICE GIRLS


26 kg 50 kgShianne Noseworthy - 1st - Montague Cons Ellen Murphy - 1st - EnglewoodDesiree Bernard - 2nd - St. Louis Tamara Walker - 2nd - Montague ConJoJo Orsatti - 3rd - Montague Cons

28 kg 56.5 Janelle Parsons - 1st - Gulf Shore Maria Joyce - 1st - EnglewoodStevie Murphy - 2nd - Grand Tracadie Amber Breau - 2nd - Montague Cons

30 kg 65.5 Hailey McCarthy - 1st - Southern Kings Nicolle MacDonald - 1st - BelfastMichaela LaPorte - 2nd - Montague ConsGracie Lanigan - 3rd - Southern Kings

32.5 72.5 Sabrina Smith - 1st - Englewood Amber LaBonte - 1st - BelfastSeana Rogers - 2nd - Amherst CoveAmy Purchase - 3rd - Montague Cons

35 kg Team Results:Lorena Ellis - 1st - Eliot River 1st - Englewood -32 ptsJillian Remington - 2nd - Amherst Cove 2nd -Montague Con -26 ptsLaura Ferguson - 3rd - Southern Kings 3rd -Belfast -10 pts

4th -Southern Kings -10 pts37.5 kg 5th -Amherst Cove -6 ptsChelsea Peardon - 1st - Montague Cons 6th -Eliot River -5 ptsKrystal Roblee - 2nd - Englewood 7th -St. Louis -4 ptsKara Roblee - 3rd - Englewood 8th -Grand Tracadie -3 pts

40 kgAlyson Condon - 1st - EnglewoodVeronica Smith - 2nd - Englewood

43 kgEmily Jackson - 1st - Montague ConsMartina Butler - 2nd - St. LouisShanyia Butler - 3rd - Southern Kings

46 kgMataliza Ferguson - 1st - Englewood


BANTAM BOYS:35kg 76 kgLaird Ferguson - 1st - Englewood Mathew Des Roches - 1st - ME CallaghanDan Tooms - 2nd - Gulf ShoreBriar Bernard - 3rd - St. Louis

38 kg 83 kgJacob Young - 1st - Montague Int Jeff Kelly - 1st - BirchwoodJonathon Gaudet - 2nd - ME Callaghan Michael Ross - 2nd - Birchwood

Dustin Noonan - 3rd - Amherst Cove

41 kg 95 kgDevon Perry 1st - ME Callaghan Brandon Arsenault - 1st - BirchwoodTravis Noseworthy - 2nd - Montague Int. Brody MacWilliams - 2nd - Hernwood

Alex Pickles - 3rd - East Wiltshire44kgDevon Parsons - 1st - Gulf ShoreTyler Handrahan - 2nd - M E CallaghanMichael Fielding - 3rd - Montague Int Team Results:

1st - M.E. Callaghan 25 pts47 kg 2nd -Montague Int 17 ptsGreg Clark - 1st - Montague Int 3rd -Birchwood 14 ptsDavid Gallo - 2nd - Belfast 4th - Hernwood 14 ptsKerry Shea - 3rd - St. Louis 5th -Gulf Shore 13 pts

6th - Belfast 8 pts50 kg 7th - West Prince 6 ptsAiden Crawford - 1st - Belfast 8th - Englewood 5 pts

9th -East Wiltshire 2 pts St. Louis 2 pts

53 kg 10th -Amherst Cove 1 ptCody McGarry - 1st - Prince QuestDexter Arsenault - 2nd - ME CallaghanBrandon Chaisson - 3rd - Prince Quest

56 kgKoltan Allain - 1st - M E CallaghanAndy Ellsworth - 2nd - HernwoodTyler Weeks - 3rd - Birchwood

60 kgMorgan Doucette - 1st - Gulf ShoreJarrett MacDonald - 2nd - MontagueZachery Landry - 3rd - East Wiltshire

65 kgRyan Clements - 1st - HernwoodColton Grey - 2nd - HernwoodJosh Arsenault - 3rd - ME Callaghan

BANTAM GIRLS


35 kgAlexawdrie Chappelle - 1st - Birchwood

38 kgLauren Gauthier - 1st - Gulf Shore Team Results:Chelsey Doucette - 2nd - Gulf Shore 1st - Gulf Shore 21 pts

2nd -Birchwood 18 pts41 kg 3rd -Montague Int 8 ptsJanelle Farrar - 1st - Birchwood 4th -Souther Kings 5 pts

47 kgNatasha Nowak - 1st - Gulf ShoreStephanie MacIsaac - 2nd - Birchwood

53 kgCheyenne Choy - 1st - Birchwood

56 kgMarissa Wisener - 1st - Montague Int

70 kgBrittany Pecsenka - 1st - Gulf ShoreAlicia Young - 2nd - Gulf Shore

76 kgDorothy Richards - 1st - Southern Kings

83 kgJenna MacLeod - 1st - HernwoodKaylea MacDonald - 2nd - Montague Int

MIDGET BOYS:48 kg


Tyler McKenna - 1st - Montague Int Team Results:1st - Montague Int 22 pts

52 kg 2nd - East Wiltshire 21 ptsNick Doyle - 1st - Birchwood 3rd -M.E.Callaghan 12 ptsStewart Benjamin - 2nd - ME Callaghan 4th -Birchwood 9 pts

5th -West Prince 3 pts57 kg 6th-Gulf Shore 1 ptSteve Holland - 1st - East WiltshireOliver Fay - 2nd - Montague IntBrent Murphy - 3rd - ME Callaghan

63 kgCodie Hopkins - 1st - Montague IntMitch Boudreau - 2nd - Montague IntBen Bain - 3rd - Gulf Shore

69 kgStephen Clark - 1st - Montague IntGregory Richards - 2nd - West IsleRobert Vuozzo - 3rd - Montague Int

76 kgLucas DeRoches - 1st - ME CallaghanKyle Doucette - 2nd - ME CallaghanSunil Afrali - 3rd - Birchwood

83 kgAaron Ellis - 1st - East Wiltshire

95 kgJordan Paynter - 1st - East WiltshirePatrick Li - 2nd - BirchwoodJeff Bernard - 3rd - East Wiltshire

110 kg Jordan Creamer - 1st - East Wiltshire

MIDGET GIRLS46 kg Team Results:


Alicia Wilbert - 1st - Stonepark 1st - Charlottetown Rural 5 pts2nd -Stonepark 5 pts

52 kg -Montague Int 5 ptsYvonne MacDonald - 1st - Montague Int 3rd-West Prince 3 pts

60 kgMitzi Mitchell - 1st - Charlottetown RuralSantana Wedge - 2nd - West Isle

SENIOR BOYS:54 kg Team Results:Jake Rix - 1st - West Isle 1st -West Isle - 18 ptsRyan Gillis - 2nd - West Isle 2nd -Charlottetown Rural -10 pts

3rd -Montague 3 pts68 kg Eric Lewis - 1st - West Isle

74 kg Morgan Ellis - 1st - Charlottetown Rural

90 kgShawn Banks - 1st - West Isle

105 kgAnthony Doyle - 1st - Charlottetown RuralEric MacLeod - 2nd - Montague High

Recommendations:1. That the two day format be maintained for the Provincial Championships.2. That the S.A.A. look at the new rule changes being used by Wrestling P.E.I. and the Canadian Amateur Wrestling Association for possible adoption.3. That Emergency Medical Care be provided in case of an emergency, i.e. First Respond Team, Fire Department etc.4. That coaching and refereeing be a priority of the S.A.A., in conjunction with Wrestling P.E.I., if the sport is to continue to grow in the school system.


BadmintonRichard Younker, Commissioner

The PEI School Athletic Association Black Knight Provincial Badminton Championships were held onthe weekend at various Summerside and area schools Friday night for the round robin portion of the eventwith crossovers and finals on Saturday at Three Oaks and Summerside Intermediate School.

Championship titles in Novice, Bantam, Midget, Juvenile, and Senior boys and girls categories were upfor grabs. Over 200 athletes from 40 schools across PEI took part. These athletes had competed in zoneplayoffs with the top two from four zones advancing to the provincials.

Bluefield took the Senior Boys Provincial Championship title with Andrew Woods winning the singlestitle, defeating Mark Brown of Charlottetown Rural 15-10, 15-13. Woods then teamed with partner ChadMacQuaid to win the silver medal in doubles, losing to Kevin Douillette and Pierre Ouellet of FrancoisBuote.

Montague Senior High School and Charlottetown Rural tied for the Senior Girls ProvincialChampionship, with each school accumulating 10 points. Jennifer Ling of Charlottetown Rural was adouble winner, defeating Angela Drane of Montague in the singles final and teaming with Chantel Doranto win the doubles championship with a win over Angela Drane and Paula MacDonald of Montague.

The senior mixed doubles title was won by Colby Pridham and Jennifer Hogan of Westisle.

Complete results follow:Novice Girls Singles1. Hailey Pound (Parkdale) 2. Jenna Gallant (St. Louis)3. Rachel Burke (St. Peters)4. Danielle Peters (Rollo Bay)

Novice Girls Doubles1. Burke/Deagle (St. Peters)2. Pound/Callin (Parkdale)3. Gallant/Gallant (St. Louis)4. Bradley/Hendricksen (St.Teresa)PROVINCIAL CHAMPION: Parkdale - 8 points

Novice Boys Singles1. Marc Pineau (Bloomfield)2. Dakota Cameron (Elm Street)3. Greg MacGuire (Elm Street) 4. Daniel Muise (Bloomfield)

Novice Boys Doubles1. Lynch/Ellsworth (Bloomfield) 2. Muise/Pineau (Bloomfield) 3. Frances/Wright (Englewood) 4. Arsenault/Gallant(Elm Street) PROVINCIAL CHAMPION: Bloomfield - 14 points


Bantam Girls Singles1. Sarah Walsh (Montague)2. Katie Hardy (Hernewood) 3. Hope Klein (Montague)4. Katie White (SIS)

Bantam Girls Doubles1. Roberts/Hopkins (Birchwood) 2. Hardy/Blanchard (Hernewood) 3. Kennedy/White (SIS)4. Klein/Walsh (Montague) PROVINCIAL CHAMPION: Montague - 8 points

Bantam Boys Singles1. Pat Thompson (SIS)2. Lance Pridham (ME Callaghan)3. Logan Dawson (Englewood)4. Will Allen (KISH)

Bantam Boys Doubles

1. Dawson/Lacey (Englewood) 2. Nabuurs/Dockendorff (Montague)3. Smallman/Ramsay (Hernewood) 4. Johnson/Dove (SIS)PROVINCIAL CHAMPION: Englewood - 7 points

Midget Girls Singles1. Ashley Praught (SIS)2. Carly Lafave (Birchwood) 3. Stephanie Charleton (Stonepark)4. Meredith McIver (Kinkora)

Midget Girls Doubles1. Lafave/Moore (Birchwood) 2. Bell/Gallant (Belfast)3. Collings/MacLean (Montague) 4. Doiron/Caird (Gulf Shore)PROVINCIAL CHAMPION: Birchwood - 8 points

Midget Boys Singles1. Mitchell Woodside (East Wiltshire)2. Allen Woods (East Wiltshire)3. Landon Harris (Hernewood) 4. Marcel King (SIS)


Midget Boys Doubles1. Woods/Woodside (East Wiltshire)2. Porier/MacIntyre (Hernewood)3. Waddell/Connolly (Queen Charlotte) 4. Harris/Phillips (Hernewood) PROVINCIAL CHAMPION: East Wiltshire - 13 points

Juvenile Girls Singles1. Elysia Atkinson (Col.Gray)2. Bailey Harper (Bluefield)3. Amber Gaudette (Westisle)4. Sarah Kennedy (TOSH)

Juvenile Girls Doubles1. Harper/Breau (Bluefield) 2. Richard/Martin (Westisle) 3. Myers/Lowther (Bluefield) 4. Bernard/Gallant (Evangeline) PROVINCIAL CHAMPION: Bluefield - 10 points

Juvenile Boys Singles1. Mike Harris (TOSH) 2. Greg Arsenault (Evangeline)3. Mike Singh (Col Gray)4. Luke Poirier (Westisle)

Juvenile Boys Doubles1. Dixon/Harris (TOSH)2. Singh/Carmichael (Col Gray)3. Dickieson/MacIntyre (Westisle)4. Arsenault/Arsenault (Evangeline)PROVINCIAL CHAMPION: TOSH - 10 points

Senior Girls Singles1. Jennifer Ling (Rural)2. Angela Drane (Montague)3. Kelly MacDonald (Montague)4. Pam Doucette (Westisle)

Senior Girls Doubles1. Ling/Doran (Rural)2 Drane/MacDonald (Montague)3. Burke/MacInnis (Morell) 4. Doucette/Hogan (Westisle)PROVINCIAL CHAMPION: Montague and Charlottetown Rural - 10 points


Senior Boys Singles1. Andrew Woods (Bluefield)2. Mark Brown (Rural)3. Jordan Knox (Westisle)4. Brett Corcoran (Westisle)

Senior Boys Doubles1. Douillette/Ouellet (Francois Buote)2. Woods/MacQuaid (Bluefield)3. Pridham/Knox (Westisle)4. Munro/Watts (Montague)

Senior Mixed Doubles1. Pridham/Hogan (Westisle)2. Watts/MacDonald (Montague)3. Nicholson/Gallant (Bluefield)4. Munro/MacDonald (Montague)PROVINCIAL CHAMPION: Bluefield - 9 points


SPRING SPORTS


PEISAA Provincial Track and Field Results

Held at Bluefield High School -Saturday, June 4, 2005

*** Two new provincial records - Katherine Drake of Glen Stewart Elementary in the Novice Girlshigh jump with a new record of 1.38 m breaking old mark of 1.34 m and Chelsey MacKenzie ofMontague High in the Senior Women's 3000m in a time of 11:50.50 breaking the old mark of 11:50.8.

Novice Girls 100 m 1) Lauren Hurry- W. Kent- 14.81 2) Tessa Stammberger- Queen E.- 15.19 3) Emily Hendricken-Mt. Stewart- 15.21 4) Erin Myers- St. Louis- 15.22

200 m 1) Sara McIsaac- Glen. St.- 32.15 2) Rebekah Lewis- Grace C.- 32.65 3) Madelyn MacIntyre-Bloom- 33.01 4) Emily VanDiepen- Morell C.- 33.16

400 m 1) Tessa Lloyd- W. Royalty- 1:15.22 2) Emily Hendricken- Mt. Stewart- 1:17.56 3) JennaMacDonald- Englewood- 1:18.12 4) Sam Sweet - O'leary - 1:19.60

800 m 1) Tressa Lloyd- W. Royalty- 2:55.57 2) Tara Acorn- S. Kings- 2:56.13 3) Sydney Waring-Donogh- 2:56.20 4) Tessa Stammberger- Queen E.- 3:04.15

1500 m 1) Sam Sweet- O'Leary- 5:51.72 2) Tressa Lloyd- W. Royalty- 5:59.57 3) Maggie Green- A.Cove- 6:08.87 4) Marcie McRae- Tig- 6:16.20

4 X 100 1)Parkdale-1:03.69 2)Athena-1:04.03 3)Southern Kings-1:04.06 4)Spring Park-1:05.13

SHOT 1) Alyssa Perry - Spring Park - 8.312) Ashley Wright- Elm. St.- 7.72 3) Kessica Bets- S. Kings-7.45 4) Michelle Hynes- Mont. Elem.- 6.94

HIGH 1) Katherine Drake- Gl. Stewart- *PR*1.38 2) Kaylee MacLean- Tig- 1.25 3) Eryn Myers- St.Louis- 1.21 4) Jasmine Chaisson- Elm- 1.21

LONG 1) Lauren Horray- W. Kent- 4.10 2) Emily Hendricken- Mt. Stewart- 3.91 3) Katherine Drake-Gl. Stewart- 3.89 4) Janelle Hardy- Tignish- 3.82

TOP SCHOOLS 1)West Royalty 13 pts 2) Glen Stewart 12 pts 3) West Kent 10 pts

Novice Boys 100 m 1) Thomas Flynn- Souris Cons.- 14.19 2) Stewart MacLean- Sherwood- 14.68 3) Travis Cheverie-Lucy Maud- 14.70 4) Alex O'Halloran- Bloom- 15.04

200 m 1) Thomas Flynn- Souris Cons.- 30.06 2) Travis Cheverie- Lucy Maud- 30.69 3) Alex O'Halloran-Bloom.- 30.87 4) James Mallard- W. Royalty- 32.57

400 m 1) Brandon Cameron- Lucy Maud- 1:11.87 2) Keaton MacLaren- Mont. C.- 1:12.62 3) StephenFeng Parkside- 1:13.47 4) Cameron Arsenault- Athena- 1:16.37


Novice Boys (con’t)800 m 1) Brandon Cameron- Lucy Maud- 2:47.97 2) Robert MacMillan- W. Royalty- 2:49.85 3) SvenStammberger-Queen E.- 2:50.87 4) Perry Kinch- Tig.- 2:55.78

1500 m 1) Sven Stammberger- Queen E.- 5:35.40 2) Taylor Coady- Cent. Queens- 5:42.92

4 X 100 1)Bloomfield-1:01.79 2)Luch Maud- 1:02.32 3)Morell Cons-1:02.94 4)Central Queens-1:03.74

SHOT 1) Darcy Ashley-Alb.-9.62 2)Brandon Gaudet-S Kings -8.62 3)Marc Pineau-Bloom-8.57 4) JohnDockendorff-Grace-8.41

HIGH 1) Thomas Flynn-Sour C-1.29 2)Boyd Moore-SKings-1.27 3)Devin Hackette-Tignish-1.234)Brandon Cameron-L.Maud-1.23

LONG 1) Jordan Gaudet- Tig- 4.36 2) Travis Aten- Queen C.- 4.10 3) tie Thomas Mundy- Misc., & AlexO'Halloran- Bloom.- 4.08

TOP SCHOOLS 1) Lucy Maud Montogmery 19 pts 2) Souris Consolidated 15 pts 3) Bloomfield 11.5pts

Bantam Girls100 m 1) Cierra Gaudet- SIS- 13.53 2) Courtney Noye- Hern.- 13.97 3) Cathy Nabuurs- Mont.I.- 14.01 4)Amanda MacDonald- Engle.- 14.29

200m 1) Cierra Gaudet- SIS- 28.34 2) Cathy Nabuurs- Mont I.- 29.63 3) Megan Boswell- Birch- 30.00 4)Courtney Noye- Hern.-30.69

400 m 1) Cierra Gaudet- SIS- 1:08.07 2) Megan Boswell- Birchwood- 1:11.09 3) Ashley Crombie- EWS-1:12.72 4) Emma Gillis - SIS - 1:13.47

800 m 1) Megan Boswell- Birch- 2:52.56 2) Juliet Bernard- EWS- 2:53.41 3) Ashlyn Somers-S. Kings2:53.69 4) Rebecca Doyle- Queen C- 2:52.03

1500 m 1) Juliet Bernard- EWS- 5:47.32 2) Alyssa Francis- EWS- 5:50.53 3) Jennifer Parnham- Ath.-5:54.50 4) Maddy Croswell- Queen C.- 5:59.07

4 X 100 1) Athena-0:59.41 2)SIS-0:59.44 3)Birchwood-0:59.47 4)Montague Int.-0:59.78

DISCUS 1) Devan Myers- Morell- 21.25 2) Alicia Blanchard- Hern- 21.013) Rachelle MacArthur - SIS -20.92 4) Sarah Murphy- Englewood- 19.01

SHOT 1) Julia Somers- G. Shore- 7.80 2) Shaneigh Brennah- Ath- 7.08 3) Dorothy Richard- S Kings.-6.89 4) Helena Stewart- Vernon R.- 6.78

HIGH 1) Riley Rush- Queen C.-140 2) Katelyn Powers- V.Riv.- 138 3) Madeline Cambell- Ath- 132 4)Ashley Blanchard- Hern.- 129

LONG 1) Jaimee Gillis- SIS- 4.30 2) Ellen Toole- EWS- 4.27 3) Nadja Shea- Call- 4.11 4) KatelynHughes- Cart.- 3.97


Bantam Girls (con’t)TRIPLE 1)Jaimee Gillis-SIS-8.96 2)Marion Sinclair-Waters-Mont I-8.83 3)Jennifer Simmons-Kish-8.624)Jennifer Parnham-Ath-8.51

TOP SCHOOLS 1)SIS 31 pts 2) East Wiltshire 16 pts 3) Athena 13 pts

Bantam Boys 100 m 1) Danny Hill- Stone- 12.59 2) Dylan Arsenault- Call- 13.16 3) Dylan Johnson- S. Kings- 13.17 4)Ben Reid- Imman. C.- 13.26

200 m 1) Danny Hill- Stone- 26.25 2) Jordan Costello- Hern.- 27.44 3) Kody MacDonald- Mont I.- 28.254) Cameron MacLean- Stone- 28.34

400 m 1) Danny Hill- Stone- 58.88 2) Tyler Moore- Queen C.- 1:04.94 3) Mikey Santiago- Queen C.-1:04.12 4) Spencer Smith- Tracadie- 1:0494

800 m 1) John Parkman- EWS- 2:27.28 2) Tyler Dockendorff- Mont. I.- 2:28.78 3) Curtis Arsenault-Evang.- 2:34.29 4) TJ Cambell- Hern.- 2:39.30

1500 m 1) Jordan Costello- Hern.- 5:10.47 2) Tyler Dockendorff- Mont. I.- 5:15.19 3) CurtisMacPherson- Vernon R.- 5:22.56 4) Tyler Moore- Queen C.- 5:24.54

4 X 100 1)Stonepark-0:54.99 2)Hernewood-0:55.16 3)Southern Kings-0:55.94 4)Queen Charlotte-0:56.16

DISCUS1) Don Gaudette- Call- 31.59 2) Ryan Clements- Hern.- 26.94 3) Ben MacIsaac- R Bay- 26.574) Bradley Barlow- Misc- 25.69

SHOT 1) Don Gaudette- Call- 10.57 2) Ryan Clements- Hern.- 10.35 3) Brett MacDonald- Birch- 10.144) Evan Forrester- Card- 9.98

HIGH 1) Logan Dawson- Engle- 143 2) Mikey Santiago- Queen C.- 143 3) Greg Morrison- Queen C.-138 4) TJ Campbell- Hern- 138

LONG 1) Jordan Costello- Hern.- 4.63 2) Jon Parkman- EWS- 4.48 3) Jared Murphy- Queen C.-4.41 4)Dillon Wight- Engle.- 4.34

TRIPLE 1) Tyler Dockendorff- Mont. I.- 9.52 2) Chad Ramsay- Hern.- 9.28 3) Blake O'Hanley- SourisCons.- 9.04 4) Adam Fiztpatrick- Card- 8.85

TOP SCHOOLS 1) Hernwood 29 pts 2) Stonepark 2 pts 3)Montague Int 13 pts

Midget Girls 100 m 1) Brandy Doiron- Rural- 13.35 2) Chelsie McInnis- Tosh- 13.63 3) Janelle MacKenzie- Blue-13.91 4) Megan Collings- Mont. I.- 14.13

200 m 1) Chelsie McInnis- Tosh- 28.35 2) Courtney Dewar - SIS- 29.97 3) Nicole Mooney- Mont.I.-29.99 4) Aston Gallant- Hern - 30.63

Midget Girls (con’t)


400 m 1) Ellen Christie- Rural- 1:07.50 2) Laura Devris- EWS- 1:09.16 3) Pam Hudson- Westisle-1:12.62 4) Alana Murphy- Mont. I.- 1:13.63

800 m 1) Dana Lavers- Mont I.- 2:46.18 2) Ashley Ellis- Hern.- 2:50.53 3) Hannah Walker- SIS- 2:55.304) Julie Clark- SIS- 2:56.27

1500 m 1) Dana Lavers- Mont. Int.- 5:49.37 2) Jillian Doyle- Gray- 5:58.04 3) Brittany Banks- EWS-6:00.38 4) Isabelle Keeleir- Souris H.- 6:00.46

3000 m 1)Ashton Gallant-Hern.-12:22 .42 2) Jessica Robinson-A.Cove-14:13.91 3) Janelle London-MontH- 14:33.41 4)Kelsey Leard-A.Cove-15:30.07

4 X 100 1)Rural-0:56.69 2)Montague Int-0:58.19 3)EWS-0:58.91 4)Souris H-0:59.87

4 X 400 1)Mont Int - 4:58.19 2) Souris High - 5:14.69 3) Hernwood - 5:21.15

DISCUS 1) Jillian MacKenzie- EWS- 23.22 2) Katie Townshend- Souris H.- 23.08 3) Sarah JaneMacDonald- Morell H.- 22.97 4)Marjorie MacSwain- Morell H.-21.57

JAVELIN 1)Jillian MacKenzie-EWS-23.38 2)Chelsey Gorvette-Blue-22.30 3)Amber Hill-Birch-22.004)Devin Wells- SIS-17.95

SHOT 1) Amber Hill- Birch- 7.57 2) Michelle Hickey- Kish- 7.24 3) Dana Lavers- Mont. Int.- 7.06 4)Majorie MacSwain- Morell H.- 6.96

HIGH 1) Katie Townshed- Sour. H.- 135 2) Hannah Gaudet- EWS- 135 3) Karen Gallant- Evang.- 130 4)Freda Fraser - Sour.- 130

LONG 1)Kelsey O'Donnel-Sour H-4.62 2)Megan Collings-Mont I-4.41 3)Rachel MacAulay-Kish-4.384)Denise Davison-Call-4.35

TRIPLE 1) Rachel MacAulay- Kish- 9.48 2) Kelsey O'Donnell- Souris H.- 9.47 3) Ashton Gallant-Hern.- 9.03 4) Alyson Clow- Kish- 8.77

TOP SCHOOLS 1)Montague Int 29 pts 2) Souris High 17 pts 3) Rural 15 pts

Midget Boys 100 m 1) Tyler Powers- Mont. H.- 11.94 2) Riley Merrell- Tosh- 12.19 3) Daniel Arsenault- Evang-12.28 4) Tyler Stordy- Kink- 12.70

200 m 1) Daniel Arsenault- Evang.- 25.97 2) Jonathan Jeffrey- Evang 26.75 3) Stephen Clark- Mont. I.-26.81 4) Daniel Dickison- Hern.- 27.02

400 m 1) Tyler Powers- Mont. H.- 59.94 2) Aaron Lanigan- Mont. H.- 1:02.59 3) Josh Annear- MorellH.- 1:02.97 4) Alex Myers- Misc.- 1:04.10

Midget Boys (con’t)800 m 1) Rory MacDonald- Mont. H.- 2:14.69 2) Ryan Doucette- Souris H.- 2:19.18 3) Josh Metzger-


Queen C.- 2:19.72 4) Max Lebrech- Souris H.- 2:23.81

1500 m 1) Ryan Doucette- Souris H.- 4:43.34 2) Josh Metzger- Queen C.- 4:44.25 3) Rory MacDonald-Mont. H.- 4:44.96 4) Adam Casey- Tosh- 4:52.73

3000 m 1)Ryan Doucette-Sour H-10:21 2)Kendall MacDonald-Rural-10:24 3)David Brothers-West I.-10:30 4)Sam Mason-Rural-10:34

4 X 100 1)Montague H-0:51.53 2)Montague Int-0:52.78 3)Queen Charlotte-0:52.91 4)Kinkora-0:53.72 4X 400 1)1)Montague H - 4:09.93 2) Souris High - 4:14.31 3) Hernwood 4:28.81

DISCUS 1) Adam Vessey- Blue- 29.02 2) Trent Peters- Birch.- 28.61 3) Steve Vos- V. River- 27.33 4)Justin Somers- Blue- 25.96 5) Bruce Knox- Call- 25.56

JAVELIN 1)Max LaBrech-Sour H-36:54 2)Colin Murray-Kink-29:68 3)Nick Melnyk-Mont Int.-27:764)Jonathan Jeffery-Evang-25:16

SHOT 1) Tom Lund- Blue- 12.21 2) Andrew MacCormack- Souris H.- 11.81 3) Matt MacKenzie- Mont.H.- 11.75 4) Riley Merrell- Tosh- 11.10

HIGH 1) Tyler Powers- Mon. H.- 168 2) Logan Sauve- Sour. H.- 168 3) Rob Livingstone- Rural- 160 4)Jonathon Jeffery- Evang.- 150

LONG 1) Daniel Arsenault- Evang.- 5.28 2) Corey MacPherson- Mont. H.- 5.21 3) Logan Sauve- SourisH.- 5.01 4) Tyler Coyle- EWS- 4.98

TRIPLE 1) Jonathan Clark- Kish- 10.70 2) Daniel Arsenault- Evang.- 10.57 3) Sebastian Ayangma-Queen C.- 10.55 4) Tyler Coyle- EWS- 10.32

TOP SCHOOLS 1)Montague High 40 pts 2) Souris High 30 pts 3) Evangeline 20 pts

Senior Girls 100 m 1) Susan Sobey- Kink- 12.34 2) Cheryl MacLeod- Rural-13.25 3) Lauren Campbell- Tosh- 13.414) Stephany Sobey- Kink- 13.59

200 m 1) Susan Sobey- Kink- 26.06 2) Lauren Campbell- Tosh- 28.28 3) Stephanie Sobey- Kink- 28.694) Gina Lisi- Morell H.-30.27

400 m 1) Paula MacDonald- Mont. H.- 1:06.60 2) Kelly MacDonald- Mont. H.- 1:09.19 3) LaurenLedwell- Gray- 1:10.97 4) Alecia Chaisson- Westisle- 1:22.57

800 m 1) Kelly MacDonald- Mont. H.- 2:35.72 2) Chelsey MacKenzie- Mont. H.- 2:39.07 3) KristenHogan- West I.- 3:04.16

1500 m 1) Chelsey MacKenzie- Mont. H.- 5:22.75 2) Kelly MacDonald- Mont. H.- 5:34.03 3) JeanBaker- Blue- 5:45.53 4) Mandy McKenna- Gray- 5:54.95

Senior Girls (con’t)3000 m 1)Chelsey MacKenzie-Mont H-*PR*11:50.50 2)Mandy Lise MacKenna-Gray-12:10.12 3)PaulaMacDonald-Mont H-12:13.65 4)Karen Jenkins-Rural-14:03.06


4 X 100 1)Montague H-0:56.47 2)Tosh-0:56.82 3)Kinkora-0:56.94 4)Bluefield-0:57.01

4 X 400 1)1)Montague H - 4:55.81 2) Bluefield - 5:15.74

DISCUS 1)Kaitlin Richard-Tosh-27:16 2) Nicole Peters-Morell H-22:97 3) Kaitlynn McKenna-Kink-19:42 4)Katrina Doucette-Tosh-17:44

JAVELIN 1) Kaitlyn Richard- Tosh- 24.68 2)Cailin Crosby- Kish- 23.50 3) Cassie Goodwin- Gray. -22.30 4) - Alyssa MacDonald- Sour H 23.00

SHOT 1) Kaitlyn Richard- Tosh- 8.59 2) Nicole Peters- Morell H.- 7.60 3) Cailin Crosby- Kish- 7.55 4)Laurie Marchbank- Kish7.51

HIGH 1) Michaela MacDonald- Mor H- 143 2) Mallory Wedge- Tosh- 140 3) Erica McLosky- Blue- 135

LONG 1) Brynne Sinclair- Waters- Mont. H.- 4.73 2) Michaela MacDonald- Mont. H.- 4.72 3) TanyaGallant- West I.- 4.67 4) Mallory Wedge- Tosh- 4.53

TRIPLE 1) Mallory Wedge- Tosh- 10.02 2) Brynne Sinclair- Waters- Mon. H.- 9.99 3) Tanya Gallant-West I.- 9.64 4) Jill Goodwin- Blue- 9.60

TOP SCHOOLS 1)Montague High 50 pts 2) TOSH 33 pts 3)Kinkora 17 pts

Senior Boys100 m 1) Gerry MacAdam- Gray- 11.09 2) Colin Dillon- 11.59 3) Dane Patkai - Mont H 4) Tyler Moores TOSH- 11.65

200 m 1) Tyler Moores- TOSH 24.10 2) Pep MacDonald- Mont. H.- 24.72 3) Dillon MacDonald- Rural-25.88 4) Bobby MacKinnon Blue

400 m 1) Dylan MacDonald- Rural- 57.472) Kevin McQuaid- Blue- 57.72 3) Pep MacDonald- Mont. H.-57.90 4) Ryan Oehlke- Mont. H.- 59.85

800 m 1) Ian Boswell- Rural- 2:21.10 2) Cory Ellis- West I.- 2:23.65 3) Matt Myers- Mont. H.- 2:27.034) James Myers- Mont. H.-2:28.02

1500 m 1) Dylan MacDonald- Rural- 4:45.19 2) Ian Boswell- Rural- 4:45.75 3) Sean Alyward- Tosh-4:45.78 4) Cory Ellis- West I.- 4:57.28

3000 m 1)Cory Ellis-West I-10:34.35 2)Gary Hughes-Morell H-11:09.22 3)Peter Gaudet-West I-11:13.164)Scott Paupit-Tosh-12:19.23


Senior Boys (con’t)4 X 100 1)Montague H-0:47.97 2)Westisle-0:49.63 3)Souris H-0:51.00 4)Tosh-0:51.01

4 X 400 1) 1)Montague H- 4:03.447 2) Rural - 4:06.92 3) Westisle- 4:14.75 4)Souris H - 4:45.25

DISCUS 1) Tyler Johnston- Mont. H.- 31.79 2) Nathan Whalen- Souris H.- 30.19 3) Lucien Vanhul-Blue- 29.88 4) Zane Nicholson- Blue- 28.23

JAVELIN 1) Mitchell McKenna- Kink- 39:82 2) Nathan Whalen- Souris H.- 9:80 3) MorganDesRoches- West I.- 35:97 4) Spencer Gillis- Blue- 33:47

SHOT 1)Marcus Dumphy-Souris-11.50 2)Tyler Johnston-Mont H-10.15 3)Justin MacLean-Tosh-9.824)Josh Griffen-Kink-9.63

HIGH 1)Kevin MacQuaid-Blue-1.82 2)Dusty PcPherson- Mon.H-1.75 3)David Clark-Gray-1.70 4) tieCorey Roper-Gray- and Tyler Moores - TOSH - 1.65

LONG 1) Anthony Bernard- West I.- 5.74 2) Adam Warren- Rural- 5.26 3) David Clark- Gray- 5.24 4)Collin Dillon- West I.- 5.22

TRIPLE 1) Kurt MacCormack- Souris H.- 13.31 2) Anthony Bernard- West I.- 12.74 3) David Clark-Gray- 11.87 4) Adam Warren- Rural- 10.95

TOP SCHOOLS 1)Montague High 32 pts 2) Westisle 30 pts 3) Rural 22 pts


Intermediate GolfWayne Denman, Commissioner

A dozen schools responded to a request for interest in playing Intermediate Golf with an even split ofwhen to play (during or after school hours). Thus it was specified to schools to set up times after school tohold the tournaments. The western tournaments were set during and after school hours and the easterntournaments started after school hours. This had an impact on the schools that participated in the events. The western zone had four schools participate - one droppedout due to lack of players and one due to the time. Five of the eastern schools that indicated they wouldparticipate did so as well as two addition schools.

The western tournaments were hosted by Summerside Intermediate (Summerside) and M.E. Callaghan (St. Felix) with 57 students - 45 boys and 12 girls. The eastern tournaments were hosted by QueenCharlotte (Clyde River) and Stonepark (Fox Meadows) with 32 students - 27 boys and 5 girls. Thus wehad 89 students participating. To qualify for the provincials players had to participate in both tournamentsin their zone. Schools could enter as many players as they wanted in teams of four - of which the top threescores were counted. The top two boys teams in each zone advanced to the provincials as well as the nextbest eight boys in each zone - thus we had 32 boys competing at the provincials. We had 4 girls teamsadvance as well - 3 from the west and 1 from the east. In addition three other girls advanced from theeastern zone as individuals. This was the first Intermediate Girls team championships!

The nine hole championship was held at Andersons Creek Golf Club on June 7, 2005.

ENGLEWOOD AND STONEPARK CAPTURE INTERMEDIATE GOLF TITLESOn Tuesday June 7th, 32 boys and 17 girls battled the elements at Andersons Creek Golf course in teamand individual play to determine the PEISAA Intermediate Golf Champions. The girls played the frontnine while the boys played the back. Teams of three or four players made up each team with the best threescores counting for the team total.

TEAM COMPETITIONThe Engelwood Boys team, competing in their first ever golf championships, won the Gold Medal.Consistency was the key with this team as all 4 members were within 2 shots of each other. Teammembers Alex Bevan-Baker, Sam Bevan-Baker, Logan Dawson and Logan Richard clinched the medalswith a nine stroke margin over the runner up team from StonePark and the third placed team from M. E.Callaghan by nineteen shots.

The StonePark Girls team captured the first ever PEISAA Intermediate Golf Team Championship lead byJessica Kelly, Lindsay Lowther, Michaela Misener and Hillary MacDonald.These girls dominated theirdivision winning by a 36 stroke margin. Kinkora edged Hernewood by three shots to capture the SilverMedals in a close race.

INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTSThe Boys event had an exciting finish as it looked like a playoff was going to be required to break a fourway tie but players in the last few groups held it together and edged their competitors. Greg Ellis ofSummerside Intermediate shot a fine 43 to capture the Gold Medal, followed by Silver Medalist SimonPoirier of Hernewood with a 44. Sam Bevan-Baker from Engelwood shot a 45 to capture the Bronze Medal by retrogression over three fellow competitors - it hadto go to the third tiebreaker!

Jessica Kelly from Stonepark lead the Girls with a score of 48 to capture the Gold Medal - four strokes


ahead Katie White from Summerside Intermediate and six ahead of Stonepark team mate LindseyLowther.

BOYS TEAMSENGLEWOOD (136) Gold Medalists

Alex Bevan-Baker 45Logan Dawson 46Logan Richard 47Sam Bevan-Baker 45Coach: Kent Butler

STONEPARK ( 145) Silver MedalistsAshton Arsenault 45Tyler MacDonld 47Brodie McGregor 53John Creamer 53Coach: Norman Beck

M.E. CALLAGHAN (155) Bronze MedalistsKyle Getson DNS - illSean Arsenault 48Ryan Gavin 52Nicholas Gaudet 55Coach: Joe Sullivan

GIRLS TEAMSSTONEPARK (158) Gold Medalists

Lindsay Lowther 54Michaela Misener 56Jessica Kelly 48Hillary MacDonald 80Coach: Norman Beck

KINKORA (194) Silver MedalistsLauren Baglole 56Allison MacLeod 65Merideth McIver 73Marianne Duffy 73Coach: David Murphy

HERNEWOOD (197) Bronze MedalistsKatey MacLeod 70Ashton Gallant 57Amy Lou Caulier 70Coach: Ginette Plourde, Moira McGuire


Recommendations:1. Next year try to have 3 or 4 nine hole tournaments in each zone to qualify for provincials. Can be

different in each zone but teams must participate in all zone events.2. If numbers warrant, consider having the top three teams from each zone advance to the provincials.3. Have the provincial final a 18 hole event for the boys and a 9 hole event for the girls.4. Run the sport in the spring as we have always done, the Fall conflicts with soccer and hockey.5. We had to DQ one player who was caught cheating while attempting to qualify for the provincials.

We need to put more emphasis on following the rules of the game.6. We need to spend more time with our players on the etiquette of the game.7. It is recommended that schools conduct their own school tournaments in the Fall of the year to

identify their golfers for the spring. This will allow you more time to work with the players on rules,etiquette, etc during the school year.

Thanks:1. I want to thank all players and coaches that competed this season - keep up the good work. Lets keep

working at increasing our number of female golfers!2. Thank you to Clyde River, Fox Meadows, Summerside, St Felix and Andersons Creek for making

their facilities available to us and making us feel welcome!3. Thank you to Garth and Lona at the P.E.I.S.A.A. office for your assistance.


RugbySean Cain Commissioner

Congratulations and thanks to all the coaches, players and officials for making the 2005 season asuccessful learning experience for all involved.

The level of play in Island schools continues to be excellent. Members of the rugby communitycommented to me at various times during the season that the calibre of play at the MAAA level wasespecially high this year. As in past years, a level 1 coaches’ clinic was hosted this spring by the PEI Rugby Union to help addcertified coaches to the high school program. This continues to be a critical element to the developmentof the game and I thank the union for their continued efforts to put on this clinic.

Alan Gray of New Brunswick was brought in by the union to conduct a level 2 referee clinic in late May. Recent changes to the national referee certification program mandates that referees must be certified atlevel 2 to officiate a contact game. This is a new standard that differs from the stance taken by thePEISAA in past years where certified officials would be provided if possible, but that games could beofficiated by others if they had an appropriate level of experience. In addition, all officials officiatingcontact rugby in Canada must be certified and pay insurance fees. This year, the PEI Rugby Unionoffered a discount to referees and allowed them to register for $40.00. This made it easier to attractreferees to the field and I would hope that the union would continue this policy and look at other ways toincrease the pool and competency of officials in the province.

Last year, it was recognized that a lack of written policies that govern the league was starting to poseproblems for new coaches and officials. To this end, the document “PEISAA Rugby Guidelines forReferees and Coaches” was developed this season and circulated to the athletic directors at the springmeeting. The document will continue to serve as the foundation of league’s operational guidelines. Although not perfect, it represents a starting point that can be enhanced and modified as the PEISAAevolves the management of the game and league at the high school level.

Secondly, the issue of attracting, training, and retention of referees continues to be challenging. A tremendous effort was put forth by Ryan MacDonald, John Desrosiers, Will Proctor, Darryl Boudreau,and Dale MacLeod to fill the bulk of games with others providing their services on a less frequent, butimportant basis.


Referee Allocation and Development

The pool of certified and registered officials had the following complement. Note the number of coachesthat had limited availability.

Boudreau, Darryl CoachCarr Aaron, CoachDyment, Todd CoachLloyd, Mike CoachMacCormack, Scott CoachCain, Sean Referee onlyCierra Manuel Referee onlyDesrosiers, John Referee onlyGorman, Ashley Referee onlyMacDonald, Ryan Referee onlyMacDonald, Rod Referee onlyMacEwen, Derek Referee onlyMacLeod, Dale Referee onlyYounker, Shawn Referee onlyEllsworth, Mike RookieMulcahy, Ciaran RookieProctor, Will Rookie

The referees’ society purchased a set of 4 FRS radios at the end of last season. The radios were used atthis season’s David Voye tournament, AA, and AAA finals. They proved to be a valuable gamemanagement and referee development tool.

Thanks to the support of Mike Leslie and the Voye Tournament, 2 touch judges were used for each gameat the tournament. Also, new referees were able to shadow more experienced referees and some went onto complete their first assignments with a backup official on the field. This was a positive experience forthose involved and proved an excellent development strategy.

Special thanks to Lona Ryan and Garth Turtle at the PEISAA office for their support to the league.


Recommendations:1. Adopt the “PEISAA Rugby League Guidelines for Referees and Coaches” document and develop a

procedure to have rules changed. 2. Review the 13 a-side ruling and provide a clearer policy related to what the requesting and opposition

schools must do in this situation.3. The tradition of scheduling the majority of games on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday should be

discontinued in favor of creating a schedule with a more even distribution of games throughout theentire week. Consideration could also be give to scheduling on Saturday.

4. Consider leaving the last 3 playing days of the season blank to help accommodate rescheduled games.5. The league should hold A semi-finals and finals on the same day at the same location.6. To help increase the number and competency of available referees, an attempt to place 1 touch judge

and referee at all games at the AAA level. Schools would be required to pay additional fees andpossibly mileage for the touch judge but it would enhance the quality and supply of officials over thelong term

7. The spring meeting must include a coach representative from each school if there is to be a productivediscussion regarding league policy issues.

8. Clarify the mileage policy for referees. If a referee is traveling from Rustico or Montague to officiatea game in Charlottetown, do they get paid from their home?

9. Substitutions -There should be a rule in place that inside the 22 metre line, the defending team shouldnot be able to make a substitution unless they have possession. This would eliminate the strategicplay of coaches to take away advantage to a team who is making progress.

10. Timeouts - Inside their own 22, the defensive team should not be able to call a timeout unless thathave possession. For example, put-in in the lineout or scrum, or penalty. Referees have noticed thatthe defensive team gets a strategic advantage from calling a timeout when the offensive team ispressuring. This should not be allowed.

11. Consider having all playoffs at the same location on the same day. It may be possible to chargeadmission to the event and organize concessions. It would also be easier to provide the best officialsto do all final games and enhance referee development. For players and spectators, it would provide afestival atmosphere.


Referee Assignment TotalsThe following table shows the referees that worked games this season and playoff matches, the totalnumber of games covered and the percentage of total games covered by each referee. It does not includethe David Voye Tournament or exhibition games.

Referee Assigned Data Total Total Gam es

Aaron Carr

Percentage of All

Games 0.91% 1

Ashley Gorman

Percentage of All

Games 2.73% 3

Dale MacLeod

Percentage of All

Games 9.09% 10

Darryl Boudreau

Percentage of All

Games 10.00% 11

John Desrosiers

Percentage of All

Games 15.45% 17

Manuel Cierra

Percentage of All

Games 1.82% 2

Mike Lloyd

Percentage of All

Games 0.91% 1

Ryan M acDonald

Percentage of All

Games 14.55% 16

Sean Cain

Percentage of All

Games 14.55% 16

Rod MacDonald

Percentage of All

Games 2.73% 3

Todd Dyment

Percentage of All

Games 0.91% 1

Will Proctor

Percentage of All

Games 13.64% 15

Derek MacEwen

Percentage of All

Games 3.64% 4

Shawn Younker

Percentage of All

Games 2.73% 3

Scott MacCormack

Percentage of All

Games 1.82% 2

Mike Ellsworth

Percentage of All

Games 1.82% 2

Ciaran Mulcahy

Percentage of All

Games 2.73% 3

Total Percentage of All

Games 100.00%

Total Total Games 110


League Standings

Rank League: Mens A Win Loss Tie PF PA +/- GP Points1 Bluefield 10 2 0 152 52 100 12 202 Three Oaks 5 5 2 100 93 7 12 123 Col Gray 4 7 1 91 105 -14 12 94 Kensington 3 8 1 69 162 -93 12 7

22 22 4 412 412 0 48 48

Rank League: Mens AA Win Loss Tie PF PA +/- GP Points1 Kensington 5 1 0 82 39 43 6 102 Montague 3 3 0 74 50 24 6 63 Westisle 3 3 0 61 63 -2 6 64 Rural 1 5 0 24 89 -65 6 2

12 12 0 241 241 0 24 24

Rank League: Mens AAA Win Loss Tie PF PA +/- GP Points1 Bluefield 6 0 0 129 17 112 6 122 Westisle 4 1 0 149 20 129 5 83 Rural 2 4 0 44 78 -34 6 44 Col Gray 2 4 0 23 61 -38 6 45 Three Oaks 0 5 0 0 169 -169 5 0

14 14 0 345 345 0 28 28


Rank League: Womens A Win Loss Tie PF PA +/- GP Points1 Bluefield 10 0 0 312 12 300 10 202 Montague 8 2 0 191 106 85 10 163 Rural 4 6 0 112 122 -10 10 84 Three Oaks 4 6 0 84 171 -87 10 85 Kensington 3 7 0 59 201 -142 10 66 Souris 1 9 0 79 225 -146 10 2

30 30 0 837 837 0 60 60

RankLeague: WomensAAA Win Loss Tie PF PA +/- GP Points

1 Bluefield 6 0 1 208 13 195 7 132 Kensington 5 1 1 124 25 99 7 113 Three Oaks 5 2 0 116 52 64 7 104 Souris 4 1 2 69 27 42 7 105 Westisle 1 3 4 0 61 66 -5 7 66 Rural 1 5 1 22 94 -72 7 37 Westisle 2 1 5 1 17 189 -172 7 38 Col Gray 0 7 0 0 151 -151 7 0

25 25 6 617 617 0 56 56


SoftballTrudy MacLeod, Commissioner

The 2004-05 Softball season got off to a great start with teams enjoying few weather delays early in theseason. Seven girls and eight boys teams completed a round-robin schedule with all league gamescompleted by May 30th. The Provincial Championships were hosted by Three Oaks at Queen ElizabethPark in Summerside on June 1st.

Playing the gold medal games under the lights in front of a large crowd seemed to be a fitting way tofinish another very successful softball season.

I wish to take this opportunity to thank the following people for their assistance in running the league: theassigning officials - Frank MacDonald, Roger Gallant and Blair Creelman; Mike Leslie and SueThompson for hosting the Championships and Garth Turtle and Lona Ryan.

PEISAA Final Senior Softball Standings - May 31Senior MenTEAM W L Pts1. Three Oaks 5 2 102. Westisle 5 2 103. Montague 5 2 104. Morell 4 3 85. Evangeline 4 3 86. Kinkora 3 4 67. Souris 1 6 28. Gray 1 6 2

Senior WomenTEAM W L Pts1. Morell 6 0 122. Gray 4 2 83. Rural 4 2 84. Montague 3 3 65. Bluefield 2 4 46. Westisle 2 4 47. Evangeline 0 6 0

Softball Provincial ChampionshipsMens Division: Semi Finals Westisle 21 vs Montague 20Three Oaks 13 vs Morell 12

Bronze Medal:Morell 13 vs Montague 6

Gold Medal:Westisle 16 vs TOSH 15


Womens Division: Semi Finals Ch’town Rural 5 vs Col Gray 4Morell 10 vs Montague 3

Bronze Medal:Col Gray 11 vs Montague 4

Gold Medal:Ch’town Rural 14 vs Morell 13

Mens All Stars:Montague Jacob SmithTOSH Travis MacRaeMorell Robbie Phalen

MVP:Westisle Skylar Hustler

Womens All Stars:Morell Michelle MacDonaldCol Gray Kate DemarchuckMontague Melissa Rice

MVP:Ch’town Rural Amy Edwards


Midget SoftballBrian Carlton, Commissioner

The 2005 season had its ups and downs with the weather and scheduling. The season did conclude on ahigh note with some very competitive games in the championships held in Summerside.

Results Regular Season: East Boys East GirlsMorell 1st East Wiltshire 1st

Birchwood 2nd QCHS 2nd

Montague 3rd Morell 3rd

Stonepark 4th

Montague 5th

Birchwood 6th

West Boys West GirlsHearnwood 1st SIS 1st

MEC 2nd Evangeline 2nd

SIS 3rd MEC 3rd

Evangeline 4th Hernewood 4th

Miscouche 5th Englewood 5th

Englewood 6th Miscouche 6th

Athena 7th Athena 7th

CHAMPIONSHIPSBOYS GIRLSGold Hearnwood Gold East WiltshireSilver SIS Silver SISBronze Morell Bronze MEC

Recommendations:1. The league meeting be held in the first week of April.2. The championships be held the 3d week of June.3. Mouth guards become mandatory.

Respectfully submittedBrian CarltonCommissioner Midget Softball
