PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ANNUAL REPORT

Transcription

1 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ANNUAL REPORT

2 PEISAA EXECUTIVE AND COMMISSIONERS EXECUTIVE President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Principals Rep Unit One Rep Unit Two Rep Unit Three Rep Unit Four Rep Unit Five Rep Officials Rep Randy Cheverie Trevor Bridges Gerald MacCormack Susan Willis Paul Goguen Cheryl Tanton Leisa Nogler Gloria Whalen Jason Arsenault Rob Connell COMMISSIONERS Badminton Basketball (Senior) Basketball (Midget East) Basketball (Midget West) Cross Country Field Hockey Flag Football Golf Gymnastics Power Lifting Rugby Soccer Soccer (Midget West) Soccer (Midget East) Softball Softball (Midget) Track and Field Volleyball Volleyball (Midget West) Volleyball (Midget East) Wrestling All-Star Trevor Bridges John Dunsford Lee Forbes Darryl Gaudet Paul Goguen / Mike Lloyd Barb Carmichael Mark MacDougall Wayne Denman/Garth Turtle Paul Goguen George Kinch Garth Turtle Andrew MacAdam Trevor Bridges Robyn MacDonald Alana Callaghan Garth Turtle PEISAA Executive Audrey Gee Harvey Mazerolle Vicki Weldin Dominique Vallee Walter MacEwen

3 MEMBER SCHOOLS Zone One Representative Westisle Composite High Hernewood Junior High ME Callaghan Junior High Alberton Elementary Bloomfield Elementary O Leary Elementary Ellerslie Elementary St. Louis Elementary Tignish Elementary John J. Sark Zone Two Representatives Kensington Intermediate Senior High Summerside Intermediate High Kinkora Regional High Three Oaks Regional High Athena Consolidated Miscouche Consolidated Amherst Cove Consolidated Elm Street Elementary Queen Elizabeth Elementary Somerset Elementary Parkside Elementary Greenfield Elementary Zone Three Representatives Charlottetown Rural High School Colonel Gray Senior High School Bluefield High School Birchwood Jr. High School Queen Charlotte Junior High School Stonepark Junior High School East Wiltshire School Glen Stewart Elementary Grace Christian School Central Queens Elementary Eliot River Elementary PEISAA Peter Bolo/John Toner Lincoln Rix Glenn Campbell Heather Harris Renata Wigmore Jonathan McAvinn John Bradey Paul Goguen Krista Buote Robin Inman Maribeth Rogers Trevor Bridges Trent Ranahan Sue Thomson / Joel Arsenault C J Studer Katherine Olscamp Jonathan Martin Kim McNeill Faro Halupa Cheryl Tanton Rebecca St. John Tara Webster Mike Lloyd Chris Huggan Darryl Boudreau Troy MacCallum Temple MacDonald Kellie Steele Tom Mann Jackie Sanderson Jason Beich Mike LeClair Mark MacDougall Page -3-

4 LM Montgomery Elementary Donagh School Englewood School Parkdale School Prince Street School Gulf Shore School Sherwood Elementary Spring Park Elementary St. Jean Elementary West Kent Elementary West Royalty Elementary Immanuel Christian School Westwood School Zone Four Representatives Montague Regional High Montague Intermediate High Morell Regional High Souris Regional High Belfast Consolidated Cardigan Consolidated Georgetown Consolidated Montague Consolidated Morell Consolidated Mt. Stewart Consolidated Souris Consolidated Southern Kings Consolidated Vernon River Consolidated Zone Five Representatives: Ecole Evangeline Ecole François de Prince Ouest Ecole-sur-Mer Ecole la Belle Cloche Ecole St Augustin Ecole Francois Buote Leisa Nogler Kathleen Canning Kerry Sorenson Brent MacQuaid Cindy Condon-Duffy Dave Matthews Anne Thomson Brad MacVicar Helene Moore Kelly Miles Chris Meuse Michelle VanderVaart Jackie Ross Bill McKinnon Marie Stevens Randy Cheverie / Ryan Laughlin Shane MacClure Gloria Whalen Dianne Nabuurs Elizabeth Kerwin Jeri Traer Andrew McAdam Shelia Bell Graham Townshend Ray Sharkey Robyn MacDonald Jason Arsenault Ghislain Bernard Velma Durant Yannick Daigle Rachelle Gauthier John -Paul Gallant Page -4-

5 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION School Sport Coordinator Report th Report to the 49 Annual Meeting - Prince Edward Island School Athletic Association. Here we are one year later... there have been reviews and reports; the learning curve has been intense. It has been an interesting year of process and transition for the Organization. While there has been some change, it has largely been business as usual, School Sport has continued on through the support of the membership and volunteers. The concerns, which were identified of the organization through the ACA Report, have been addressed. These included accountability, authority, structure, and vision. Through the leadership of Walter MacEwen, Counsel Nichola Hewitt, and the contribution of an SAA governance committee; a Minister s Directive was drafted. Subsequently, the PEISAA has become a legal entity, the name has been registered, and a Rules-Guidelines-Policies document restructured. The PEISAA has the authority to administer School Sport in the province. Highlights of the year included; - The release of a School Coach Module; a joint project of the Coaching Association of Canada and the Canadian School Sport Federation, which will address coaching certification. - A new era in Track & Field with the move to Alumni Canada Games Place. - Flag Football garnered sport status and witnessed the presentation of SAA football awards for the first time in 30-years. - Utilized the great venue; the Slemon Park Canada Games Facility for two Championships. - Established a Media-Publicity commissioner role to raise the awareness and profile of School Sport. - Publication of a PEISAA Newsletter, which is published three times per year. Challenges or projects that are on the horizon for the Executive and Organization; - A celebration of the organization in 2011 as the PEISAA reaches the milestone th of its 50 Anniversary. - Planning establishing a vision for the organization both short and long term. - Sponsorship is a sensitive issue, which may need to be addressed. My sincere appreciation, gratitude, and thanks to; Page -5-

6 The Executive for the work and support through some difficult issues this past year. Walter MacEwen for his leadership with the governance committee and mentorship. Mary Sherry for her administrative support and diligence in preparing the Annual Report. Glenn Edison, Laura Lee Noonan, and Kathy McDonald for their continued support. Susan Willis, Leisa Nogler, and Garth Campbell for their passion and valuable contributions to School Sport. I would like to recognize the Coaches, Physical Educators, Athletic Directors, and Commissioners for the leadership which you provide. Each of you has a significant and positive impact on the students which you lead. Thanks to your efforts, School Sport will continue to be a major contributing factor to the education of students in the Province. Have a Great Summer! Respectfully Submitted, Rick MacKinnon Page -6-

7 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President s Report June concludes another school year. School sport has again flourished in Island students and coaches have invested thousands of hours to the development of skill, fitness, and character. As an organization, we continue to meet and/or exceed our goals year after year. The PEI School Athletic Association has worked through a year of transition. From the user end, this transition was seamless due largely to the work of Rick MacKinnon and Walter MacEwen. We are now a viable government entity with a legal framework that now replaces our constitution. This year also marked the continued growth of school athletics including the introduction of Flag Football to our athletic calendar, as well as the incorporation of a new media commissioner position. Another advancement included several zone track meets and the provincial championship meet being staged at Alumni Canada Games Place track facility at UPEI. Our thanks to Ron Annear and Mike Redmond for allowing us to begin a new era in PEISAA track and field. The provincial badminton tournaments were held this year, for the first time, at facilities in Slemon Park, Summerside. On behalf of the PEISAA, I would like to thank all tournament managers. This year the SAA staged 88 provincial championships in 14 different sports hosting thousands of athletes. No small accomplishment for a largely volunteer group. I would also like to take this opportunity to commend our volunteer coaches, athletic directors, and school administrators. They are the backbone of our programs and cultivate the school sport experience for our student-athletes. To the PEISAA Executive, thank you for your commitment and insight. Special thanks to Zone-3 Rep Leisa Nogler and to Principal s Rep Susan Willis for their valuable contribution, as they conclude their terms this year. In closing, I have enjoyed my brief period as interim President of an association that provides so much for so many Island students. I look forward to seeing the organization continue to succeed with the ongoing support of our many committed volunteers. Respectfully submitted, Randy Cheverie Page -7-

8 OFFICIALS COMMISSIONER REPORT The PEISAA continues to enjoy an excellent working relationship with various Officials Association within the province. The Associations work together for the betterment of school sports and the athletes. Many associations and School Athletic Departments continue to work hard at recruiting young new Officials. This can be a very time consuming task, but it is essential and very healthy for all sports. Each year we have many student/athlete graduates from High School who would make wonderful candidates as new Officials. We need to continue to encourage them to consider this option. Some sports that seem to posing issues when it comes to having enough Officials are Wresting, Soccer and Softball. But there have been some efforts in this are. Soccer P.E.I. seems to be offering more clinics over the past few years. Highlights this past year from the Officials perspective included: - growth in several of our Officials associations - Holland College has added an Officiating component to their Sport and Leisure Management Program - with the new Track and Field Facilities at UPEI we have developed a pool of Officials to operate the new Technology the facility has to offer. The PEISAA would like to thank all the volunteers who took the time to learn this new Technology and then volunteer their time at the th Provincial Track Meet, June 5. A new concept the PEISAA has been considering is a cost share system between the schools for the travel fees of our officials. The executive will be exploring this option and be looking to the membership for their thoughts. One area of concern, we continue to see are some negative behaviors directed at Officials during competition by coaches and spectators. We need to continue to promote fair play and sportsmanship in our schools. Our Officials deserve to be treated with respect and if we want to encourage new recruits we need to ensure they are appreciated. My sincere thanks to all individuals who officiated over the past year. Congratulations to the 2010 PEISAA Official of the Year Recipient. Respectfully, Rob Connell Page -8-

9 PEI SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS SPORT Cross Country: Classification Pre Novice Boys Pre Novice Girls Novice Boys Novice Girls Bantam Boys Bantam Girls Midget Boys Midget Girls Juvenile Boys Juvenile Girls Senior Men Senior Women Soccer: Midget AA Girls Midget AA Boys Midget A Girls Midget A Boys Senior AAA Women Senior AAA Men Senior A Women Senior A Men Field Hockey: Midget Senior AAA Golf: Midget Girls Midget Boys Senior A Men Senior AA Men Volleyball: Midget A Girls Midget AA Girls School Greenfield Elementary West Kent Elementary Elm Street Elementary Spring Park Elementary Stonepark Intermediate Summerside Intermediate Stonepark Intermediate East Wiltshire Intermediate Charlottetown Rural High Charlottetown Rural High Three Oaks Senior High Charlottetown Rural High East Wiltshire Stonepark Souris Regional High Hernewood Intermediate Colonel Gray Senior High Charlottetown Rural High Morell Regional Morell Regional Montague Intermediate Charlottetown Rural High Queen Charlotte Queen Charlotte Bluefield High School Morell Regional High Ecole Francois Buote Queen Charlotte Intermediate Page -9-

10 Midget AA Boys Senior A Women Senior AAA Women Senior AAA Men Basketball Midget A Boys Midget A Girls Midget AA Boys Midget AA Girls Senior A Men Senior A Women Senior AA Men Senior AA Women Senior AAA Men Senior AAA Women Gymnastics: Pre Novice Boys Pre Novice Girls Novice Boys Novice Girls Novice-AA Girls Wrestling: Novice Boys Novice Girls Bantam Boys Bantam Girls Midget Boys Midget Girls Badminton: Novice Boys Novice Girls Bantam Boys Bantam Girls Midget Boys Midget Girls Juvenile Men Juvenile Women Senior Men Senior Women Summerside Intermediate Three Oaks Senior High Colonel Gray Senior High Westisle Composite High Montague Intermediate Miscouche Consolidated Athena Consolidated Summerside Intermediate Charlottetown Rural High Kensington Int-Sr High Morell Regional High Morell Regional High Charlottetown Rural High Three Oaks Senior High West Royalty Elementary West Kent Elementary St. Louis Elementary West Kent Elementary St. Louis Elementary Tignish Elementary St. Louis Elementary M.E. Callaghan Intermediate Montague Intermediate East Wiltshire Intermediate East Wiltshire Intermediate Elm Street Elementary Miscouche Consolidated Summerside Intermediate Summerside Intermediate Stonepark Intermediate Souris Regional High Three Oaks Senior High Colonel Gray Senior High Three Oaks Senior High Westisle Composite High Page -10-

11 Rugby: Senior A Women Charlottetown Rural High Senior A Men Charlottetown Rural High Senior AA Women Kensington Int-Sr High Senior AA Men Souris Regional High Senior AAA Women Charlottetown Rural High Senior AAA Men Charlottetown Rural High Softball: Senior Girls Senior Boys Midget Girls Midget Boys Athletics: Novice Girls Novice Boys Bantam Girls Bantam Boys Midget Girls Midget Boys Senior Girls Senior Boys Flag Football: Midget Girls Midget Boys Power lifting: Senior Men Senior Women Three Oaks Senior High Westisle Composite High Summerside Intermediate East Wiltshire Intermediate Sherwood Elementary Mt. Stewart Consolidated Hernewood Intermediate Stonepark Intermediate Bluefield Senior High Summerside Intermediate Charlottetown Rural High Charlottetown Rural High Summerside Intermediate Summerside Intermediate Souris Regional High Souris Regional High Page -11-

12 Prince Edward Island School Athletic Association th 49 Annual June Meeting Howard Johnson Dutch Inn - Cornwall Call to Order: Meeting started 5:00 p.m. Welcome - Chair Randy Cheverie extended Greetings. - Garth Turtle spoke regarding Charlie Ballem..... Moment of Silence Approval of Agenda Motion: for Approval - Minutes of 2009 Annual General Meeting Motion: Approval of Minutes - Carried Carried No Business Arising from the 2009 AGM Minutes. REPORTS were Circulated and will be Published with the Annual Report-2010 President s Report - Randy Cheverie - Recognition of Executive, Coaches, Athletic Directors, etc. Motion: that the President s Report be accepted - Carried School Sport Coordinator Report - Rick MacKinnon - spoke to PEISAA Annual Report - acknowledged people who contributed to where the Organization is today - spoke regarding constitutions status th - 50 year of organization is coming up next year Motion: that the SSC s Report be Accepted -Carried Treasurer s Report - Gerald MacCormack Motion: that the Treasurer s Report be accepted - Carried Officials Commissioner s Report - Rob Connell (absent) - Report circulated Motion: that the Officials Commissioner s Report be accepted - Carried Sport Commissioner s Reports - Rick MacKinnon Motion: the Reports be accepted as circulated - Carried Special Reports - Athletic Injuries Page -12-

13 - Review of injuries from reports forward to PEISAA. Please forward all injury reports to Rick MacKinnon Amendments: LATE Resolutions: Motion by Trevor Bridges to move Midget Golf from the Spring to the Fall. - 2nder for discussion Motion - Late Motion requires 100% approval of voters to be carried - 2 against Motion Defeated C.J. Studer - Softball motion to form an A League Point of Order - Clarification... this can be done without changes from our resolutions. Three teams are required from at least two boards Action: This can be done at the AD Meeting in the fall Nomination Report - Leisa Nogler Secretary-Treasurer - Gerald MacCormack by acclamation Assistant Chair - Trevor Bridges by acclamation Chair - position is vacant. No nominations - Executive will appoint a person to this position New Business Trent Ranahan Wanted consideration given to athletes that are called up to a higher level Midget to Senior or A to AA. He would like to propose that the athlete can play up to three games. Trent was asked to forward a formal request to the Executive for consideration. Award Report: - Trevor Bridges Charlie Ballem Builder s Award" - Gordie Wilson Merit Award: - Randy Cheverie Administrator s Award: - Marie Stevens Coach of the Year: - Glen Miller Official of the Year: - Garth Campbell Past Executive Director: - Paul Steele Soccer Commissioner : - Garth Campbell Zone 3 Rep: - Leisa Nogler Adjournment: 6:30 p.m. Page -13-

14 FALL SPORTS Page -14-

15 Commissioner: Andrew MacAdam PEISAA SENIOR SOCCER REPORT 1. Sport Participation Numbers Male Female Senior A Senior AAA Provincial Championship Sites and Meet Managers All games were split between Cornwall Turf fields, UPEI and Simmons. Walter MacEwen, Rick MacKinnon and myself were at each venue game to make sure games went well. 3. Provincial Champions Classification School Coach(es) Senior AAA Women Colonel Gray Glen Miller Senior AAA Men Ch Town RuralPeter Wolters Senior A Women Morell Wendy MacLaren Senior A Men Morell Ryan Laughlin SEASON IN REVIEW st The senior soccer league concluded on October 31 with the Provincial championships being hosted at UPEI and Cornwall Turf fields. Thanks for the help with hosting these events goes out to Walter MacEwen and Rick MacKinnon. This year we had 25 teams participating at the senior A and AAA level with approximately 500 student athletes participating. Overall, I believe the league went well. There were many close, exciting games. This is a good time to recognize the contribution made by school administration, volunteer coaches and the players who work so hard to entertain us. Again, without the help of the PEISAA, especially Walter MacEwen and Rick MacKinnon. Thanks, guys. A big thanks also goes to Andrew MacSwain, Richard Petipas, and the Souris High for assigning referees for the season. Again this year, Paperflow has provided support as the school soccer sponsor. Thanks to Sam Jeyes for his continued support. 5. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR 2010 SEASON 1. The season is short, however, there should be no reason for teams like Page -15-

16 Charlottetown Rural and Col. Gray to be playing 4 point games against each other. Other scenarios had 4 point games between teams that have less than minute travel times. To make the league more credible, I believe fewer 4 point games and more 2 point games be played. 2. Another recommendation I have is there cannot be any league games scheduled or rescheduled for the Friday before the Monday play-off games. This was, I m sure a nightmare for those booking buses for Monday s games. We, as an organization, and well educated people can figure out how to get our games in before this time to allow for scheduling to happen before students leave on Friday. 3. As with most sports, having game sheets sent in the next school day is important, but not being done. 6. LEAGUE AND PLAYOFF STANDINGS AND STATISTICS AAA Female Standings Order Team W L T GF GA Pts. # of 4 pt. wins # 4 pt. ties st 1 Col. Gray nd 2 Ch. Rural rd 3 Bluefield th 4 Westisle th 5 TOSH Bluefield is ahead of Westisle because of head to head games. AAA Male Standings Order Team W L T GF GA Pts. # of 4 pt. wins # 4 pt. ties st 1 Bluefield nd 2 Ch. Rural rd 3 Col. Gray th 4 TOSH th 5 Montague th 6 Westisle A Female Standings Order Team W L T GF GA Pts. # of 4 pt. wins # 4 pt. ties st 1 Ch. Rural nd 2 Col. Gray rd 3 Morell th 4 Kinkora th 5 Souris th 6 KISH th 7 Montague Page -16-

17 A Male Standings Order Team W L T GF GA Pts. # of 4 pt. wins # 4 pt. ties st 1 Morell nd 2 Evangeline rd 3 KISH th 4 Kinkora th 5 Ch. Rural th 6 Souris KISH is ahead of Kinkora because in head to head games, each team won one game, however, KISH had fewer goals against between the two teams. Monday, October 26th Games: A Male #1 Souris Evangeline (#3) #2 Ch. Rural KISH (#4) A Female #3 KISH Morell (#3) #4 Souris Kinkora (#4) AAA Male #5 Westisle Col. Gray (#3) #6 TOSH Montague (#4) AAA Female #7 TOSH Westisle (#4) Wednesday, October 28th Games A Male Winners of Games #1 & #2 #8 KISH Morell (#1) #9 Evangeline (#3)@ Kinkora (#2) A Female Winners of Games #3 & #4 #10 Kinkora Rural (#1) - Cornwall - 8:30 (Football) #11 Morell Col Gray (#2) AAA Male Winners of games #5 and #6 #12 TOSH Bluefield (#1) - Cornwall - 6:15 (Soccer) #13 Col. Gray Rural (#2) - Cornwall - 8:30 (Soccer) AAA Female #13 Westisle Col. Gray (#1) - Cornwall - 6:15 (Football) #14 Bluefield Rural (#2) Page -17-

18 - Cornwall - 4:00 (Soccer) st Saturday, October 31 10:00 am Westisle (#4) 2-6 Rural (#2) (AAAW) Cornwall Bronze 10:00 am Bluefield (#1) 8-2 Col. Gray (#3) (AAAM) Cornwall Bronze 10:00 am Kinkora (#4) 3-2 Col Gray (#2) (AW) Simmons Bronze 12:00 pm KISH (#4) 4-0 Kinkora (#2) (AM) Simmons Bronze 12:00 pm Morell (#3) 1-0 Rural (#1) (AW) Cornwall Gold 12:00 pm Morell (#1) 4-0 Evangeline (#3) (AM) Cornwall Gold 11:00 pm Col. Gray (#1) 2-1 Bluefield (#3) (AAAW) UPEI Gold 1:00 pm Rural (#2) 1-0 TOSH (#5) (AAAM) UPEI Gold AAA Male AAA Female Gold Charlottetown Rural Gold Colonel Gray Silver Three Oaks Silver Bluefield Bronze Bluefield Bronze Charlottetown Rural A Male A Female Gold Morell Gold Morell Silver Evangeline Silver Charlottetown Rural Bronze Kinkora Bronze Kensington Page -18-

19 Commissioner: Trevor Bridges 1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS Male Female PEISAA MIDGET WEST SOCCER FINAL REPORT 2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS Classification Site Manager Midget AA Cornwall Trevor Bridges/Robyn MacDonald Midget A Cornwall Rick MacKinnon 3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS Classification School Coach(es) Midget Girls AA East Wiltshire Midget Girls A Souris Midget Boys AA Stonepark Midget Boys A Hernewood 4. GENERAL COMMENTS nd The midget A and AA soccer leagues wrapped up on Nov 2 this year. The last week of the season finally had some dry weather which led to some close exciting games. Thank you to the host schools and complexes along with the PEISAA for making the championships a success. The Western soccer league comprised of 18 Jr. High teams, eight boys and ten girls. The league was made up of both A and AA schools and had approximately 290 students taking part. I would like to say thank you to all school administrators, coaches, players and officials for helping to make my job enjoyable and easy. A big thank you to Richard Pettipas for assigning officials, Garth Campbell for some wise advice and Rick MacKinnon and the SAA executive for their leadership. 5. RECOMMENDATIONS A) Game reporting All schools should continue to follow the reporting guidelines set down by the SAA. 1) Each home team is responsible for putting the results online following the game. 2) All game sheets to be faxed to the commissioner the next school day. B) Fields All fields are to be maintained and in good playing condition. We may have to Page -19-

20 look at a couple of fields to make sure some upgrades are done for next season. Grass, nets and lines should be checked on a regular basis. C) Playoffs Dividing the teams for A and AA playoffs is a great idea and should be continued. 6. LEAGUE STANDINGS AND STATS Midget West Girls Teams Wins Losses Ties Points GF GA Hernewood ME Callaghan Summerside Int Kinkora Kensington Athena Hernewood ME Callaghan Englewood Scoring Leaders Name Team Goals Mandy Shea ME Callaghan 10 Brook Gaudette ME Callaghan 10 Marcie McRae ME Callaghan 9 Chelsea Lewis Hernewood 8 Briar Roberts Kinkora 7 Erica Gillis Summerside Int. 7 Amy Burt Kensington 7 Midget West Boys Teams Wins Losses Ties Points GF GA Summerside Int MEC Evangeline Athena Kensington Hernewood Kinkora Englewood Page -20-

21 Scoring Leaders Name Team Goals Nathan Ellis Hernewood 8 Ryan Beckingham Kinkora 8 Kenan Wilkie ME Callaghan 6 Josh Arsenault Summerside Int. 5 Tyler Arsenault Summerside Int. 5 Jared Mundy Athena 4 Alex Cyr Evangeline 4 Dakota Bonnell Kensington 4 Playoffs - AA Boys Zone playoffs: Athena 0 vs Summerside Int. 1 Evangeline 0 vs ME Callaghan 3 Provincial Crossovers: Summerside Int. 0 vs Queen Charlotte 1 ME Callaghan 0 vs Stonepark 5 Bronze Medal Game: ME Callaghan 2 vs Summerside Int. 0 Gold Medal Game: Queen Charlotte 1 vs Stonepark 2 Playoffs - AA Girls Zone playoffs: Hernewood vs Bye Summerside Int. 2 vs ME Callaghan 3 Provincial Crossovers: Hernewood 1 vs Queen Charlotte 0 ME Callaghan 1 vs East Wiltshire 3 Bronze Medal Game: ME Callaghan 0 vs Queen Charlotte 2 Gold Medal Game Hernewood 0 vs East Wiltshire 1 Playoffs - A Boys Zone Playoffs: Englewood 2 vs Kensington 3 Kinkora 0 vs Hernewood 2 Provincial Crossovers: Kensington 1 vs Morell 2 Hernewood 3 vs Souris 2 Bronze Medal Game: Kensington 2 vs Souris 3 Gold Medal Game: Hernewood 4 vs Morell 1 Page -21-

22 Playoffs - A Girls Zone Playoffs ME Callaghan #2 0 vs Kinkora 2 Athena 0 vs Kensington 1 Provincial Crossovers: Kensington 0 vs Souris 2 Kinkora 2 vs Morell 1 Bronze Medal Game: Kensington 0 vs Morell 1 Gold Medal Game: Kinkora 1 vs Souris 2 Page -22-

23 Commissioner: Robyn MacDonald 1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS Male Female A: 95 A: 64 AA: 86 AA: 89 PEISAA MIDGET EAST SOCCER FINAL REPORT 2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS Classification Site Manager(s) Midget AA Cornwall Trevor Bridges/Robyn MacDonald Midget A Cornwall Rick MacKinnon 3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS Classification School Coach(es) Midget Girls AA East Wiltshire Midget Girls A Souris Midget Boys AA Stonepark Midget Boys A Hernewood 4. GENERAL COMMENTS Special thanks to athletic directors for entering results and forwarding game sheets promptly after games. Thanks to Rick and Walter for assistance with lost results and scheduling conflicts. 5. RECOMMENDATIONS Ensuring game sheets are properly filled out and clearly legible would be ideal. 6. LEAGUE STANDINGS AND STATS Midget East Girls Standings - A Team Wins Loses Ties Points Souris Morell Gulf Shore Montague Midget East Scoring Leaders: A Name Team Goals Katie Flynn Souris 7 Anne McInnis Souris 4 Megan Webster Morell 4 Ashley White Morell 4 Page -23-

24 Midget East Boys Standings - A Team Wins Loses Ties Points Souris Morell Vernon River Francois Buote Gulf Shore Grace Christian Midget East Scoring Leaders: A Name Team Goals Curt Clements Souris 10 Cory Jenkins Souris 9 Brett Doiron Gulf Shore 7 Dalton MacDonald Vernon River 7 Jean Marc Evans Renaud Morell 7 Midget East Girls Standings - AA Team Wins Loses Ties Points East Wiltshire Stonepark Queen Charlotte Stonepark Birchwood Midget East Scoring Leaders: AA Name Team Goals Nicole Aten East Wiltshire 6 Jacqulyn Sudsbury East Wiltshire 5 Alysha Corrigan Stonepark 4 Midget East Boys Standings - AA Team Wins Loses Ties Points Stonepark Queen Charlotte East Wiltshire Montague Birchwood Midget East Scoring Leaders: AA Name Team Goals Joel Doran Stonepark 6 Lucas Holmes Stonepark 4 Zack Taweel Stonepark 3 Page -24-

25 Tristan Dow Queen Charlotte 3 Kieran Moore East Wiltshire 3 Midget East AA Boys Playoffs Zone playoffs: Montague 0 vs Stonepark 2 East Wiltshire 0 vs Queen Charlotte 4 Provincial Crossovers: Summerside Int. 0 vs Queen Charlotte 1 ME Callaghan 0 vs Stonepark 5 Bronze Medal Game: ME Callaghan 2 vs Summerside Int. 0 Gold Medal Game: Queen Charlotte 1 vs Stonepark 2 Midget East AA Gilrs Playoffs Zone playoffs: Stonepark 2 vs East Wiltshire Queen Charlotte vs Stonepark 1 Provincial Crossovers: Hernewood 1 vs Queen Charlotte 0 ME Callaghan 1 vs East Wiltshire 3 Bronze Medal Game: ME Callaghan 0 vs Queen Charlotte 2 Gold Medal Game Hernewood 0 vs East Wiltshire 1 Midget East A Boys Playoffs Zone Playoffs: Morell vs Francois Buote Gulf Shore vs Souris Provincial Crossovers: Kensington 1 vs Morell 2 Hernewood 3 vs Souris 2 Bronze Medal Game: Kensington 2 vs Souris 3 Gold Medal Game: Hernewood 4 vs Morell 1 Midget East A Girls Playoffs Zone Playoffs Montague vs Souris Gulf Shore vs Morell Provincial Crossovers: Kensington 0 vs Souris 2 Kinkora 2 vs Morell 1 Bronze Medal Game: Kensington 0 vs Morell 1 Gold Medal Game: Kinkora 1 vs Souris 2 Page -25-

26 Commissioner: Audrey Gee 1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS Male Female PEISAA SENIOR VOLLEYBALL FINAL REPORT 2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET MANAGERS Classification Site Manager Senior A Women Three Oaks Senior Hihg Sue Thomson/Joel Arsenault Senior AA Men + Women Kensington Intermediate Maribeth Rogers/Richard Younker 3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS Classification School Coach(es) Senior A Women Three Oaks Senior AAA Women Colonel Gray Chris Austin Senior AAA Men Westisle Peter Bolo 4. GENERAL COMMENTS The majority of schools were reliable and punctual for reporting match results on-line and by fax. Thank you for your co-operation and professionalism. The website continued to facilitate score keeping and scheduling, etc., although we all realize that there is room for improvement, the website is a definite asset and I look forward to seeing more changes and comprehensive pages next season Great job and congratulations to our web technicians! Compared to last season, where some schools needed to be reminded of the rule concerning changing and exposing bare skin on the court between warm-up and game time, this was not an issue this season. Thank you to all whom helped reinforce this rule in all of our Island gyms. Thank you to officials for their work this season. A reminder to please help train score keepers and have officials verify and ensure that all information is documented on official score sheets, including date, competition (A, AA, women or men), school names, etc. which facilitate the commissioner s job immensely in keeping accurate statistics. Officials need to make it a priority to complete the entire score sheet before they sign off; ask coaches/ captains/ ADs to quickly go over score sheets and fill in any missing blanks before leaving thank you for your co-operation! Thank you to our major corporate partners; PEI School Milk Foundation, RBC Financial, Subway, Comfort Inn. U.P.E.I., and Holland College without whom, it would be very Page -26-

27 difficult to provide such a rich sport program to PEI s high school athletes. Thank you to all PEISAA executive members, athletic directors, volunteers, coaches, parents, school staff, bus drivers, student councils, leadership classes, and everyone else involved who so generously devote their time and energy to help and support and enhance our school sports and ultimately the young developing athletes overall experiences. A special mention to PEISAA s School Athletics Coordinator Rick MacKinnon. All your time and energy and hard work are all very much appreciated. We recognize that your responsibilities are very extensive and most of it is done without any recognition. Congratulations for all that you have accomplished thus far! Rick, you are very much appreciated. 5. RECOMMENDATIONS More training clinics for officials and better communication to ensure consistent level of officiating throughout the season, appropriate to the level of each league division, to support and encourage the development of good ball-handling techniques by young players (so that they do not develop bad habits). During the Championships, there needs to be only one main entrance and if people try to enter from another door, a guard needs to be present to redirect them to the main entrance. The main entrance needs to be manned prior to the warm-up of the first match and for the entire duration of the Provincial tournament. Volunteers at these tables need to exert a high level of leadership so that they are not shy or afraid to ask people to pay the entrance fee. The entrance fee helps in paying for officials, etc. Despite high transportation costs and busy schedules, it would be ideal to play 2 pt matches only, instead of some 4 pt matches. Heightened pressure and stress are a result for these young athletes and coaches, and especially when the match is tight, the second 2 pt match would be better to really accurately illustrate the teams performances. 4 pt matches should be avoided, especially at the beginning of the season. The season is already very short, 4 pt matches lowers the young athletes floor time, and allows them less time to play! 6. LEAGUE AND CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS A Women School Wins Loses Points 1 Three Oaks , 2W@4 2 Morell , 2W@4 3 Kinkora , 2W@4 4 Souris 3 4 6(4th-2-0 over FB) 5 François-Buote Évangéline Page -27-

28 All-Stars after Regular League Season Team #1 Team #2 Emily McCarville Kinkora Ashley Poole Souris Brenda Benzies Souris Catherine Wood Kinkora Emily MacInnis Morell Abbey MacCormack Souris Jolyssa Kilbride Three Oaks Sam MacGregor Three Oaks Julie MacGregor Three Oaks Emily McCardle Kinkora Kathleen Curran Morell Tiffany Matthews Three Oaks Quarter-Final Schedule and Results Schedule Away School Home School Winner 3 Évangéline Kinkora Kinkora (3-2) 4 François-Buote Souris Souris (3-0) st nd 1 place TOSH & 2 place Morell were awarded byes to the Provincials Provincial Championship Schedule and Results A Women Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at Three Oaks High School Semi-Final 3 pm Three Oaks vs Souris Three Oaks (3-0) Semi-Final 3 pm Morell vs Kinkora Morell (3-1) Bronze Medal 5 pm Souris vs Kinkora Kinkora (3-1) Gold Medal 8 pm Three Oaks vs Morell Three Oaks (3-1) Provincial Tournament All-Stars and MVP Brenda Benzies, Souris Emily MacCarville, Kinkora Nancy MacLeod, Morell Emily MacInnis, Morell Julia MacGregor, Three Oaks MVP: Jolyssa Kilbride, Three Oaks AA Women School Wins Loses Points 1 Colonel Gray Bluefield nd (2 -Blue over KISH# & KISH over Blue #98 3-2) 3 Kensington , 1W@4 4 Three Oaks Westisle 3 8 8, 1W@4 6 Charlottetown Rural Montague Page -28-

29 All-Stars after Regular League Season Team #1 Team #2 Maiqi Li Colonel Gray Sydney Foy Bluefield Zoe Pocock Kensington Janelle Hardy Westisle Meghan Grahame Three Oaks Marley Schurman Kensington Anna McCarvill Bluefield Karina Lazaric Charlottetown Rural Sam Sweet Westisle Jordan Fraser Charlottetown Rural Laura McGrath Colonel Gray Rachel Doiron Bluefield Stephanie Ellis Three Oaks Alexandra Ugovsek Colonel Gray Jenny Beck Montague Hannah Hameline Montague Quarter-Final Schedule and Results Schedule Away School Home School Winner 3 Charlottetown Rural Kensington Kensington (3-1) 4 Westisle Three Oaks Westisle (3-2) st nd 1 place Col. Gray & 2 place Bluefield were awarded byes to the Provincials. th 7 place Montague are eliminated. Provincial Championship Schedule and Results AAA Women Friday, November 6, and Saturday, November 8, 2009 Semi-Final Westisle vs Colonel Gray Colonel Gray (3-0) Semi-Final Kensington vs Bluefield Kensington (3-2) Bronze Medal Westisle vs Bluefield Bluefield (3-0) Gold Medal Colonel Gray vs Kensington Colonel Gray (3-0) Provincial Tournament All-Stars and MVP Sam Sweet, Westisle Rachel Doiron, Bluefield Sarah McDonald, Kensington Zoie Pocock, Kensington Laura McGrath, Colonel Gray MVP: Mi Chi Li, Colonel Gray Page -29-

30 AAA Men School Wins Loses Points 1 Westisle # , 1W@4 2 Three Oaks Charlottetown Rural Bluefield Montague 2 8 6, 1W@4 6 Westisle # , 1W@4 defeated Col Gray in 4pt W 7 Colonel Gray All-Stars after Regular League Season Team #1 Team #2 Jacob Simmons Charlottetown Rural Sean Seviour Charlottetown Rural Lucas Dyment Westisle Andrew Woodside Bluefield Brandon Boyce Westisle Steven Feng Three Oaks Jackson Slauenwhite Bluefield Scott Dewar Three Oaks Kendal Steele Three Oaks Jeff Duggan Westisle Michael MacKinnon Three Oaks Owen Doucette Westisle Quarter-Final Schedule and Results Schedule Away School Home School Winner 3 Westisle #2 Charlottetown Rural Ch Town Rural (3-0) 4 Montague Bluefield Bluefield (3-0) st nd 1 place Westisle #1 & 2 place Three Oaks were awarded byes to the Provincials. th 7 place Colonel Gray are eliminated. Provincial Championship Schedule and Results AAA Men Friday, November 6 and Saturday, November 8, 2009 Semi-Final Westisle #1 vs Bluefield Westisle #1 (3-0) Semi-Final Three Oaks vs Charlottetown Rural Three Oaks (3-1) Bronze Medal Bluefield vs Charlottetown Rural Charlottetown Rural (3-0) Gold Medal Westisle #1 vs Three Oaks Westisle #1 (3-0) Provincial Tournament All-Stars and MVP Andrew Woodside, Bluefield Sean Seviour, Rural Scott Dewar, Three Oaks Kendall Steele, Three Oaks Brandon Boyce, Westisle MVP: Lucas Dyment, Westisle Page -30-

31 Commissioner: Harvey Mazerolle PEISAA MIDGET WEST VOLLEYBALLFINAL REPORT 1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS Male Female 6 teams 8 teams 2. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET-MANAGERS Classification Site Manager(s) Midget A Girls Summerside Trevor Bridges & Rob Connell Midget AA Girls & Boys East Wiltshire Gina & Morley Foy 3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS Classification School Coach(es) Midget A Girls Francois Buote J.P. Gallant Midget AA Girls Queen Charlotte Elliot Deighen Midget AA Boys Summerside Mark Montgomery & Adam MacArthur 4. GENERAL COMMENTS I would like to thank all coaches and officials. We had another great year and the cooperation and effort from everyone was excellent. A big thanks to Denise Boulter and Glenn Campbell (M.E. Callaghan - AA Boys), Lincoln Rix (Hernewood - AA Girls) and Velma Durant (Evangeline - A Girls) for hosting the zone championships. A great job done by Trevor Bridges and Rob Connell in Summerside in hosting the Provincial Girls A Championships. Thanks to Jeff Hirtle for doing a great job with the officials. It was nice not to have to worry about that end of the competition. A great year in reporting results. It is still important that results are reported to the website as soon as matches are completed. This is the fifth year for the girls A league and it was very successful. It is hoped that a boys A league will be implemented next year. A final congratulations to Summerside (AA Boys) for winning the provincial title. Summerside (AA Girls) and Miscouche (AA Boys) captured the silver and Summerside (A Girls) took the bronze. Kensington (AA Girls) and M.E. Callaghan (A Girls) finished fourth. 5. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVING SPORT Page -31-

32 Having qualified linespeople for AA provincials was a big step in assuring that major decisions are not made by junior high students. I would like to see a provincial quarter-final system instituted. We sometimes do not have our best teams in the provincial championships. I propose that the week before the PEISAA Championships that the second place teams in the east and west host the third place teams in each league. The two first place teams would get a bye to the provincial championships. This would add more importance to the zone championships. After playing the zone semi-finals, the winners would play with the winner of the final going to the provincials and the loser having to play a provincial quarter-final. The two zone semifinal losers would then play with the winner of the match getting another chance by playing the other league s second place team. I think all uniforms should have number on the front as well as the back. It is a huge advantage to teams with no front numbers as the opposition will have a difficulty identifying setters, blockers, etc. Despite what Volleyball Canada proposes, I believe the PEISAA should stay the course with the libero being allowed at all levels and the 12-sub rule being also used at all levels. I also believe we should continue with allowing the over-hand contact on serve reception provided it is done cleanly. Sometime in the school years, coaches should get together to discuss recommendations from all volleyball commissioners with the purpose of getting ready for the season. 6. LEAGUE AND CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Page -32-

33 Commissioner: Vicki Weldin PEISAA MIDGET EAST VOLLEYBALL FINAL REPORT 1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS Male Female PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET MANAGERS Classification Site Manager 3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS Classification School Coach(es) 4. GENERAL COMMENTS In the 2009 Midget East Volleyball season, there was only one change in the amount of teams in the 3 leagues, the Birchwood Boys team dropped out. There was still a slight imbalance in the strength of the AA teams but everyone still played to the best of their ability. There were no team ties for place standings. I would like to thank the Athletic Director s for all their work with the scheduling of matches this year, especially in light of the new travel arrangements that need to be made. And the rescheduling of matches due to the H1N1virus and other issues. Again, if it was not for the volunteer coaches and assistant coaches our league would not exist. So I thank each and everyone of you for donating your time and expertise to these students. Thank you to the host committee of East Wiltshire for putting on another great provincial championship. There were approximately 50 boys and approximately 110 girls participating in my 3 team league. Again the full court experience works much better than 2 matches going on at the same time. 5. RECOMMENDATION The only recommendation I would like to make, as suggested to me by a coach, would th th be to have 4 place girls play the 5 place girls in my Girls A league as this is a fairly close league and anyone could win on a given day Page -33-

34 6. LEAGUE AND CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Final Standings: Girls AA MP MW ML GW GL POINTS Queen Charlotte East Wiltshire Stonepark Birchwood Boys AA Queen Charlotte Stonepark Montague East Wiltshire Girls A Francois Buote Souris Montague Belfast Vernon River Playoffs: Girls AA st 1 vs th 4 Queen Charlotte defeated Birchwood (3-0) nd 2 vs rd 3 East Wiltshire defeated Stonepark (3-1) Boys AA st 1 vs th 4 Queen Charlotte defeated East Wiltshire (3-0) nd 2 vs rd 3 Stonepark defeated Montague (3-0) st th Girls A 1 vs 4 Francois Buote defeated Belfast (3-0) 2 vs 3 nd rd Souris defeated Montague (3-0) Page -34-

35 Seeding Matches: Girls AA Queen Charlotte defeated East Wiltshire 3-0 Boys AA Stonepark defeated Queen Charlotte 3-1 Girls A Francois Buote defeated Souris 3-0 Midget AA Provincials: at East Wiltshire Friday, November 13 and Saturday, November 14, 2009 Girls Semi-Finals: nd st 2 in the East vs 1 in the West East Wiltshire: Summerside Intermediate: st nd 1 in the East vs 2 in the West Queen Charlotte: Kensington: Boys Semi-Finals: st nd 1 in the East vs 2 in the West Stonepark: Summerside Intermediate: nd st 2 in the East vs 1 in the West Queen Charlotte: Miscouche: Bronze Medal Matches: Girls: East Wiltshire: defeated Kensington: Boys: Queen Charlotte: defeated Stonepark: Gold Medal Matches: Girls: Queen Charlotte: defeated Summerside Intermediate: Boys: Summerside: defeated Miscouche: Tournament All Stars: Girls: East Wiltshire, Danielle MacLeod Kensington, Hannah Oatway Queen Charlotte, Ellie Beck Summerside Intermediate, Becky Clark and Michela Walker MVP Queen Charlotte, Kiera Rigby Boys: MVP Stonepark, Dylan Terstege Queen Charlotte, Alex Ellsworth Summerside Intermediate, Wade Forbes Miscouche, Andrew Richardson and Luke MacKinnon Summerside Intermediate, Nathan Merrell Page -35-

36 Commissioner: Paul Goguen PEISAA CROSS COUNTRY FINAL REPORT 1. SPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS - Provincial Championship only Male Female Pre Novice Novice Bantam Midget Juvenile Senior Total Participants: PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP SITE AND MEET MANAGERS Classification Site Manager Pre Novice - Midgets Mill River Paul Goguen Juvenile - Seniors Ch town Rural Mike Lloyd 3. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS Classification School Coach(es) Pre Novice Boys Greenfield Elementary Pre Novice Girls West Kent Elementary Novice Boys Elm Street Elementary Novice Girls Spring Park Elementary Bantam Boys Stonepark Intermediate Bantam Girls Summerside Intermediate Midget Boys Stonepark Intermediate Midget Girls East Wiltshire Intermediate Juvenile Boys Charlottetown Rural High Juvenile Girls Charlottetown Rural High Senior Men Three Oaks Senior High Senior Women Charlottetown Rural High 4. GENERAL COMMENTS The Pre Novice - Midget Cross Country season ended with the 2009 Source for Sports Provincial Cross Country Championship at Mill River Provincial Park on Saturday, October th 24. The championship was hosted by the Westile family of schools. The weather cooperated and conditions were just right for running. A total of 653 runners ran the 4 competitive courses. This is a decrease 50 runners from last year. We also had the Juvenile - Senior season end their Provincial Championship at Charlottetown Rural High nd. School, Thursday, October 22 The championship was hosted by Mike Lloyd and his leadership students. A total of 123 runners ran the 2 competitive courses. Page -36-

37 The overall PEISAA Provincial Championship total was 776 runners. This was a decrease of 65 A total of 203 registered athletes did not show up for the Mill River race. This was a increase of 41 This year, schools had to register before receiving their competitive numbers. Overall, schools are making efforts to have their students supervised at the site. The course was very spectator friendly. The last 1 km in many races could be seen by coaches and parents. This was very well appreciated by the coaches and spectators. The schedule had the Midget and Bantam categories compete first in the morning and the Novice and Pre Novice categories competed in the afternoon. All started on time and finished on time. The morning parking was directed to the Hernewood Intermediate parking lot. Everything went well. Presentation of awards was done after each race. A big thank you to Rick MacKinnon, and Jason Cormier for helping with the presentation of awards. MLA Pat Murphy, Honorable Neil LeClair and Paul Dalton were on hand to help give out the awards. The pre-competition media coverage was poor. The post event coverage was great. Journal and the Guardian had great articles along with the results. Running a successful Provincial meet doesn t happen unless you have great help. Congratulations to Denise Boulter and her Leadership students from ME Callaghan Jr. High School. The success of our championship is directly related to the responsible work done by these students and their teacher. Also a big thank you all the volunteers from each school in our Unit and Evangeline who did a fantastic job helping with the running of events on Saturday. We made an extra effort to make visible the Source for Sports Logo at the competition site. Banners were placed at different spots on the course. We also had for the third year, a result board, with the Source and SAA logo. This was well appreciated by coaches, athletes and parents. Competitor numbers also had the Source for Sport logo. Next year we could try to put the Source logo on the finish cards. We also gave out PEISAA participation certificates to all to the pre novice and novice categories. Next year we will pass them out to the other older categories. These were well appreciated by all coaches. We also had most of our major sponsor banners put up at many visible spots all over the course. The Juvenile and Senior Championship was also a great success. A big thank you Mike Lloyd and all his volunteer s for a job well done. A total of 123 senior and juvenile Page -37-

38 runners ran the course at Charlottetown Rural. We were down by 15 from last year.mike was very pleased with the races and the quality of the 3.5 km and 4.0 km courses. Great day. The success of both competitions wouldn t be possible without the help of so many teachers. Thank you to all the schools and coaches that make a real effort in sending us accurate registration numbers. Thanks to Lisa Naugle, Freddy Martin and Gloria Whalen for making sure all zone managers receive the proper provincial information. This was another great year for having all results in on time with no complications. Their was very little change and all unit results were clear. Also, a big thank you to all the unit managers and volunteers for their efforts and commitment to making our SAA provincial a great success. Special thanks for the PEI School Mild foundation for their continued support and for providing chocolate milk for all the competitors, Dwayne MacNeill of Source for Sports for his involvement in our cross country event, Derek Dyment from Parks PEI and their staff for their help during this event. A word of thanks goes out to Brian Allain, our official scorer, who puts in countless hours preparing competition numbers and registering all the participants in the computer system which gives us accurate results. Also, we cannot forget Rick MacKinnon at his first Cross Country Provincial for his support, encouragement and vote of confidence for allowing us to host this event. It is a real honor to host this event. Thank you all. 5. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVING THE SPORT That we keep the Seniors and Juveniles at Charlottetown Rural next year. Page -38-