Senior boys action between CKSS and Northern in the newly renovated CKSS gymnasium – Photo by CKSN

The CKSS Golden Hawks senior boys defeated the North Vikings 25-11, 25-11, and 25-9 to advance to the LKSSAA final against UCC.

The top-seeded Golden Hawks will host the LKSSAA ‘AAA’ final at 7 p.m. at Chatham-Kent Secondary School.

The Junior Hawks beat Sarnia St. Patricks 25-9, 25-14, 25-7

The senior final will see CKSS against UCC, while the junior will be CKSS against UCC or Great Lakes.

The Chatham-Kent Secondary gymnasium features a new floor, lighting, bleachers, and divider.

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CKSS Golden Hawks hitter Trevor Everitt goes up against UCC in front of a packed house Friday – Contributed Photo

CKSS beat their cross town rivals, the UCC Lancers three straight, winning 25-19, 25-16, and 25-15.

The Golden Hawks will now try to advance to OFSAA. They will face St. Anne in the SWOSSAA Thursday, November 17 at 6pm in Chatham. The OFSAA ‘AAA’ championships will take place November 24-26 in Burlington, Ontario.

In the LKSSAA Junior final, the Great Lakes Wolfpack upset the CKSS Junior boys in 5-sets 25-19, 22-25, 11-25, 25-19, 17-15.

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The CKSS Golden Hawks won the senior boys ‘AAA’ volleyball SWOSSAA final, advancing to OFSAA – Contributed Photo

CKSS hosted the St. Anne Saints in the SWOSSAA Senior Boys ‘AAA’ volleyball final Thursday, sweeping their opponents in three sets,

The Golden Hawks won 25-17, 25-13, 25-18 to take the title.

Chatham-Kent Secondary School will now head to OFSAA in Burlington, Ontario from November 24 to November 26.

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Brooke MacKinnon surrounded by CKSS staff signed her National Letter of Intent this week to play NCAA golf – Contributed Photo

The Chatham-Kent Secondary School Golden Hawks grade 12 verbally committed to the Hartford Hawks two weeks ago, before signing her NLI this week.

“We’re thrilled to welcome Brooke to the Hawk Nation family and the women’s golf program here at Hartford,” said University of Hartford Hawks head coach Pete Stankevich.

“I’m confident she will do great things here and will be an impact player for us right away. She’s not only a great player, but she’s a tremendous student as well. I know we’re going to see some great things from Brooke over the next 4 years, both on the golf course and in the classroom.”

MacKinnon, a Maple City Country Club member in Chatham, has competed on the Jamieson Junior Golf Tour, with the Essex-Kent regional team, and on a variety of Golf Association of Ontario events, seeing her ranked among the top 20 in the Province.

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The CKSS Golden Hawks won the Stratford St. Michael Tournament Monday – Photo by CKSN.ca

“Our girls competed hard all day,” said head coach Ian Kennedy. “We beat three good teams today. We are very proud of the effort our Hawks put forward in each zone today. From our goaltending, to our offensive attack, our players showed they want to win, and that they can overcome adversity.”

CKSS opened the tournament with a 2-1 win over Eden High School of St. Catherines. Payton Sabourin opened the scoring for the Golden Hawks, while Emma Doom scored the winner. Jesse McPherson made 29 saves in the win in net.

In the semi-final, the Golden Hawks played Guelph’s Centennial CVI, shutting out the Spartans 2-0. Captain Sydney Sabourin, and Shayna Daly had the CKSS goals, while Marandee Hunter picked up the shutout in net making 19 saves.

Facing Brantford Collegiate in the championship game, who eliminated last year’s OFSAA gold medallist, Stratford St. Michael to advance to the final, CKSS fell behind 1-0 in the first. Carly Belanger broke the shutout in the second period, before Sydney Sabourin scored midway through the third to lift the Hawks to a 2-1 victory. McPherson took the win in net for CKSS.

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The CKSS Golden Hawks girls hockey team celebrate their Crusader Cup ‘B’ Division win – Photo by CKSN.ca

Monday, the Hawks opened against the reigning OFSAA champion Stratford St. Michael Warriors, falling 2-0 in a closely contested game.

The Hawks would rebound in the afternoon defeating Brantford Assumption 5-0. Shayna Daly had a hat trick for CKSS, while Hunter Gagner and Ryanne Logan had singles. Jessie McPherson had the shutout

To open Tuesday’s competition, CKSS continued to find the net defeating the Belle River Nobels 6-0. Payton Sabourin had a hat trick, while Shayna Daly scored twice, and Carly Belanger notched the other. McPherson again took the shutout in net.

Receiving a bye to the final, the Hawks facing this year’s ‘AAA’ OFSAA hosts, Gonzaga (Mississauga). Belanger and Daly scored for CKSS in regulation, but the game ended in a 2-2 tie. Going directly to a shootout, Belanger and captain Sydney Sabourin scored, while Marandee Hunter stopped 2 of 3 shooters to lift the Golden Hawks to a 4-3 win.

Sydney Sabourin had 5 assists over the two days, while Belanger and Camille Blain each added 3 assists.

The CKSS Hawks are back in action next week hosting the Ridgetown Royals Wednesday, December 14 for a 2:30pm puck drop at Erickson Arena.

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The ​CKSS Junior Basketball team won an impressive Silver medal at the 16 team Windsor Riverside Rebel Classic tournament. The silver was highlighted by displaying incredible toughness beating Windsor’s powerhouse Holy Names in the semis in front of a hostile crowd.

In their opening game, CKSS defeated Massey 82-36. Douglass Labadie paced the scoring with 18-points, while Julian Ferrell had 14, Drew Koluk 11, Bennett Schaffer 10, and Isaac MacDonald 10.

Facing L’Essor next, the Golden Hawks continued their strong play winning 65-38. Labadie had 28-points, followed by JJ Szusz with 10 and Ethan Jordan with 9-points.

In their upset over Holy Names, Drew Koluk topped CKSS scorers with 22, Ferrell had 14, Jordan 9, and Schaffer 8.

In the final, Chatham-Kent lost their only game of the tournament to Herman, 68-38. Nacho Hernandez and Jordan each had 8-points, Koluk 7, and Szusz 5.

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The CKSS Golden Hawks won the Southern Ontario Classic in Windsor – Photo by CKSN.ca

The Hawks opened their tournament on the wrong foot, dropping a 2-1 decision to the Holy Names Knights, with Sophie Maine scoring the only goal for CKSS.

CKSS bounced back in their second round robin game edging L’Essor 3-2. Camlille Blain, Emma Doom, and Shayna Daly scored in the win.

In their final round robin game, the Golden Hawks defeated the St. Anne Saints 2-1, in what would turn out to be a tune up for the championship game. Carly Belanger and Shayna Daly had the goals.

Advancing to face Villanova, who currently sit atop the WECSSAA standings, in the semi-final, CKSS put together a dominant performance featuring goals from Ryanne Logan, Carly Belanger, and Megan Hakr. Villanova broke CKSS’ shutout late in the third, but the Hawks secured their spot in the final with a 3-1 decision.

Alison Stephens registered 3 assists from the backend in the round robin and semi-final.

The championship game again saw CKSS matched up against St. Anne after the Saints ousted Holy Names in the other semi-final. The Hawks peppered the Saints net, but it wasn’t until midway through the third period that CKSS broke the deadlock on a Payton Sabourin slapshot. Jessie McPherson registered the shutout in the 1-0 final.

Pictured Above – Back Row: Left to Right – Ian Kennedy (Head Coach), Marandee Hunter, Jocelyn Maryschak, Payton Sabourin, Hunter Gagner, Sophie Maine, Alison Stephens, Emma Doom, Camille Blain, Carly Belanger, Todd Wood (Assistant Coach). Front Row: Left to Right – Jessie McPherson, Lauren Ouimet, Kirsten Horney, Ryanne Logan, Sydney Sabourin, Shayna Daly, Hailey Johnson, Megan Hakr.

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The Lambton-Kent Cardinals were one of two Chatham-Kent schools to win LKSSAA hockey titles Wednesday – Contributed Photo

Kyle Dawson named Great Lakes Junior C Rookie of the Year – Dawson, a Dresden student-athlete had an incredible run in his rookie Junior C season with the Dresden Jr. Kings scoring 21 goals and 18 assists for 39 points in 39 games. His totals were good for 11th overall in league scoring, and earned him an offseason signing with the GOJHL’s London Nationals.

Hockeyville Money Hits Home – One of the top stories from 2015 was Chatham-Kent being the runner-up for Kraft’s Hockeyville, winning $100,000 for arena upgrades. From the money, Chatham’s Memorial Arena received new accessible entrance doors on the east side of the building, additional heaters added to the west and south ends of the rink where presently there is no heat and spectators like to sit in these areas, and a large free-standing marquee display with scrolling digital capabilities located in front of the arena close to Tweedsmuir Avenue.

Brett Hope Turns Pro: Blenheim’s Brett Hope left school, where he was captaining the NCAA’s Buffalo State College Bengals. After a stint with the SPHL’s Fayetteville FireAntz, Hope signed with the Federal Hockey League’s Brewster Bulldogs.

Maple City Cage Fighting Continues To Grow – After earning early attention and praise, Chatham’s MMA organization, Maple City Cage Fighting continued to find success locally, including during the month of February, when local Steve Eldridge won an exciting MCC title fight.

LKSSAA Titles – Several high school sports seasons wrapped up, including the UCC boys curling team finishing a perfect season, and the Lambton-Kent Cardinals (boys) and UCC Lancers (girls) winning hockey titles. Off the ice CKSS swept LKSSAA volleyball championsips.

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The CKSS Golden Hawks girls hockey team celebrated Pride in their Wednesday win – Photo by CKSN.ca

The Hawks were also celebrating inclusivity in their first annual “Pride Game,” standing up as allies for their fellow students, teammates, and community. The team donned rainbow Pride Tape on their sticks and helmets to make a statement that the team values respect and inclusion, regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation.

“We just wanted to show how important it is to accept and support everyone no matter who you are,” said CKSS captain Sydney Sabourin. “It was a great experience for our team to participate in something so meaningful.”

In the game, Emma Doom paced the Hawks with a goal and 3 assists. Linemates Payton Sabourin and Sydney Sabourin had a goal and 2 assists, and a goal and an assist respectively.

Hailey Johnson scored a pair, while CKSS also got goals from Kirsten Horney, Shayna Daly, Ryanne Logan, and Brook-Lyn Phelan. Maia Collins had two assists, while Marandee Hunter took the win in net.

Megan Morehouse scored the lone goal for the Cardinals with Kasidy Dewulf assisting.

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CKSS Hawks win the Midget girls volleyball title this week – Contributed Photo

A mandatory stop in the LKSSAA schedule came into effect Thursday, and runs until the completion of high school exams, which culminate February 1.

This week, Chatham-Kent Secondary School defeated the UCC Lancers in a 5-game thriller, including a 15-13 final in game 5, to capture the LKSSAA midget girls volleyball title.

In senior boys basketball, Wallaceburg remains undefeated, with a 6-0 record in Tier 2, while JMSS sits second in the Tier 1 standings with a 6-1 record. Wallaceburg is also a perfect 4-0 at the Junior boys Tier 2 level, while CKSS sits second in the Junior boys Tier 1 loop with a 6-1 record.

Wallaceburg and CKSS look to be the teams to beat in girls curling with 5-1 and 4-0 records respectively, while Ridgetown sits atop the boys standings at 5-0.

In girls hockey, CKSS sits in first at 4-0, while Lambton-Kent holds first on the boys side at 4-1.

Volleyball rolls on as well, with UCC and CKSS battling in out for first at the AAA level, and JMSS as the top local team in senior girls AA. Chatham Christian is a perfect 9-0 in single A.

UCC and CKSS hold identical records atop the Junior girls AAA standings, while Lambton-Kent holds first in the Junior girls A loop.

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Trevor Everitt (left) of Chatham commits to play for the St. Clair College Saints men’s volleyball team – Contributed Photo

Everitt, a 6’5″ left side hitter, who has been a key component of many OFSAA Chatham-Kent Secondary School teams, said that St. Clair was the best fit for him both on and off the court.

“It feels good to finally commit with St.Clair,” said Everitt. “Over the last couple years I felt like St. Clair was the school for me. When practicing with the team over the summer the coaches and players were outstanding guys and the sports management program there was the best. Right then I knew that St.Clair was for me as I could get my degree but also play the game I love.”

According to Tim Leidl, Everitt’s Chatham-Kent Secondary School coach, St. Clair College is getting a quality player, and person, who will immediately help their program.

“Trevor is a versatile player as he has played left side, right side, and middle for the CK senior boys program,” Leidl described of the Chatham Ballhawks alumni. “Coaches dream of athletes like Trevor, who is willing to put the betterment of the team ahead of personal gains.”

Everitt has demonstrated his love for the game off the court as well, as he’s taken on a coaching role this year in the Ballhawks program, giving back the same support to other athletes he feels he’s received to this point.

“I wouldn’t be able to do this if it wasn’t for my parents supporting me over the years bringing me to morning practices, tournaments, and paying for the hotels, and teams, as they played a big role in my career,” Everitt said. “It was also my coaches, Paul Amato, Dale and Ingrid Lahey, Trevor Hay, Matt Welch, Justin Markovic, Greg Houston, Shawn Jackson, Dave Phoenix, Colin Roeszler, Kelvin Coates, Brandon Jenner, and Brian and Tim Leidl that helped me improve over the years to become the player I am.”

“Without the support from my family, friends and coaches none of this could be possible. Lastly, I would like to thank my teammates over the years for helping me improve as a player and teammate on and off the court. This has allowed me to feel that I can play at any level of volleyball.”

Everitt is also an accomplished badminton player at Chatham-Kent Secondary School. He will join the Saints, who feature another CKSS alumni, Jared Cobb, next season.

This season the St. Clair College Saints narrowly missed the OCAA playoffs due to a tiebreaker in their standings, finishing the year with a 9-9 record.

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Burke Bechard beats the block this week for CKSS in the LKSSAA semi-final. CKSS defeated Northern to advance to face UCC Friday – Photo by Peggy Johnson

At the Senior girls AAA level, the Chatham-Kent Secondary School Golden Hawks will host the UCC Lancers at 5pm Friday. CKSS is the reigning AAA champion, and finished first overall in league play with a 12-1-1 record. UCC was second finishing 8-1-5.

In the Junior girls AAA final, UCC hosts Sarnia St. Patrick’s at 4pm. UCC was undefeated in the regular season with a 9-0-3 record, while St. Patrick’s upset second place CKSS to advance to the final.

In the Senior girls AA final, John McGregor visits LCCVI at 5:30pm. LCCVI will also host Wallaceburg in the Junior AA final at 4pm.

Chatham Christian will host the Senior girls A final against Blenheim at 4pm. Chatham Christian finished first in league standings with a 11-1 record, while Blenheim was second at 10-1-1.

Finally, Lambton-Kent hosts Blenheim at 4pm Friday for the Junior A title. Dresden (Lambton-Kent) was first with an 8-0-3 record.

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Matt Stokes swings for CKSS, and will soon be taking the court for Sheridan College – Photo by Peggy Johnson

“Matt is an extremely talented player and hard worker,” Sheridan head coach Frank Pento said of Stokes in a school news release. “His ability to take over a match offensively is going to be a huge boost to our lineup next season. He is a big, strong athlete and will help out on defence as he is a strong blocker.”

For Stokes, a Chatham-Kent Secondary School student, who will study to be a plumber, the school was also a perfect fit.

“I like the fact that the first priority for all of the coaches is academics,” said Stokes in the news release. “Sheridan has a good skills training centre and is focused on helping me achieve my goal of becoming a plumber with the Mechanical Techniques for Plumbing program. They have all of the resources and access to any academic help I may need to succeed.”

Stokes, who also plays for the London Volleyball Club, has helped the CKSS Golden Hawks to multiple OFSAA appearances in recent seasons.

This season, Sheridan College finished middle of the pack in the OCAA West with a 9-9 record.

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Burke Bechard eyes a shot with the London Ramblers – Contributed Photo

“It feels amazing to know where my future is headed,” said Bechard of committing to Guelph. “I am going to a great school, playing for a great coach, and being part of a team that instantly felt right. I chose Guelph because it was the perfect fit for me.”

Bechard, a 5’10” guard, has spent recent seasons playing JUEL basketball for the London Ramblers.

“We are thrilled for Burke. She is a very unique and dynamic talent,” said Bechard’s London Ramblers coach Rob Angione.

“She can play all 5 positions and I definitely would choose her to have my back in a dark alley. She is an ultra competitive player and makes an impact in all aspects of the game. Burke will make an immediate impact in the CIS and we couldn’t be happier for her and her incredibly resilient journey to the next level.”

Resiliency has been a feature of Bechard’s path to University basketball, as the Chatham-Kent Secondary School standout, who won multiple MVP honours with the CKSS Golden Hawks this season, has recovered from multiple knee injuries in recent seasons.

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CKSS Golden Hawks win the LKSSAA title – Photo by CKSN.ca

The Hawks took a 1-0 win over Northern, with Jocelyn Maryschak scoring the lone goal in the opening period of the LKSSAA final, held at Sarnia Arena. Maia Collins and Kirsten Horney assisted on the goal.

“Today’s win was good experience for our team,” said Hawks coach Ian Kennedy. “We haven’t been in many tight games, especially with so much on the line. That experience of winning in different ways, and doing the little things necessary to win a close game, will serve us well in the future. We can always get better, but we’re definitely happy with the result, and proud of the work the girls have put in to this point.”

Jessie McPherson took the shutout in net for the Hawks.

The Golden Hawks were 6-0 in the regular season, outscoring their opponents 43-2, before shutting out Sarnia St. Pats 8-0 in the LKSSAA semi-final.

The team won three tournament titles this season, including the Southern Ontario Cup in Windsor, Warrior Classic in Stratford, and the Flames Cup in London.

CKSS will now advance to play Villanova in the SWOSSAA final, Tuesday, March 7 at 1:30pm at the Libro Center in Amherstburg.

In their only meeting this season, CKSS defeated Villanova 3-1 in the semi-final of the Southern Ontario Cup in Windsor.

Pictured Above: Back Row (left to right) – Assistant Coach Todd Wood, Emma Cobb, Brook-Lyn Phelan, Julia Stephens, Emma Doom, Jocelyn Maryschak, Camille Blain, Ryanne Logan, Megan Hakr, Hunter Gagner, Payton Sabourin, Sophie Maine, Alison Stephens, Head Coach Ian Kennedy. Front Row (left to right) Marandee Hunter, Maia Collins, Kirsten Horney, Lauren Ouimet, Sydney Sabourin, Shayna Daly, Hailey Johnson, Jessie McPherson.

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The high school senior and junior badminton seasons are well underway in Chatham-Kent.

This week, the UCC Lancers hosted their annual senior badminton tournament.

Three UCC teams won divisions in their home tournament. Olivia Lozon, a grade 9, won the Senior girls singles final. In boys singles, UCC’s Dhairya Shah took top spot. Also, the girls doubles team of Grace Hiltz and Emma Demers finished first.

ESPC and CKSS also won divisions, as Hunter Henderson and Matt Gaudrault of ESPC won boys doubles, and CKSS’ Carson Lewis and Brooke MacKinnon won mixed doubles.

Last week at the CKSS junior tournament, ESPC athletes took all five divisions. In Boys Singles, Brendan Hunter took top spot, while Rachel Benn won girls singles. Hunter Henderson and Bailey Rolph won the boys doubles title, while Raine Avery and Micha Morriset won girls doubles. Finally, the mixed doubles champions were Chloe Stallaert and Jared Delaey.

The Junior badminton season continues tonight as ESPC hosts their junior tournament.

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All-Stars from UCC, WDSS, CKSS, and JMSS raised funds in a charity all-star game this week – Contributed Photo

Ten boys and ten girls from Wallaceburg, John McGregor, Ursuline College, and Chatham-Kent Secondary School played in a charity all-star challenge at John McGregor, with the winning team donating the proceeds to charity.

In the end, All-Stars against ALS defeated the All-Stars Against Cancer team 43-36, meaning $245 was donated to ALS.

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Logan and Jana Kucera committed to play for the St. Clair College Saints – Contributed Photo

Twins Jana Kucera and Logan Kucera, a pair of Chatham-Kent Secondary School students decided after weighing a number of options to attend St. Clair College.

The pair will be joined by 5’8″ shooting guard Jaimi Chauvin of Wallaceburg.

Jaimi Chauvin of Wallaceburg will play for St. Clair College next season – Contributed Photo

Day has also coached the Kucera twins in the past, and believes they’ll bring a lot of skill to the St. Clair Saints’ roster.

“She is an athletic presence on both the offensive and defensive end of the court,” Day said of Logan Kucera. “Logan attacks well off of the dribble and can pull up from mid range. Logan can be used to guard the opposing teams top guard. Logan’s work ethic at practices is a key to her success.”

“She is able to control the game for her team as the primary ball handler,” added Day of Jana Kucera. “Jana shoots the ball very well from 3 point range and is able to get to the paint in a half court setting. Jana’s skill and athleticism make her valuable in all aspects of the game.”

For the Kucera’s, who will study Fitness and Health Promotion, they chose St. Clair College for a variety of reasons.

“We love sports and being physically active so we wanted to select a program that would allow us to study what we are already interested in,” the duo said. Eventually, we would love to work with special populations, keeping them active and fit. St. Clair’s Fitness and Health Promotion program is the perfect place for us to start. We are familiar with the campus and feel lucky to be playing in one of the newest gyms in the province. The coaches and the St. Clair players made us feel like a part of the athletic family since we first met with them.”

Staying and playing together for Jana Kucera and Logan Kucera was also an important factor in their school decision.

We have been teammates our entire lives – it would be strange for us to go in different directions,” they said. “Our game is stronger when we play together and we cannot wait to see what it is like to play together at the next level.”

The St. Clair Saints basketball team in recent seasons has been powered by another local product, Wallaceburg’s Torrie Handsor, who helped her team to a 12-6-0 record last season.

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Tess Scaman tees off on the Jamieson Junior Golf Tour this past summer – Photo by Jamieson Junior Tour/ South Shore Photos

Scaman, a Chatham-Kent Secondary School student, competed this season both at the high school level, and also on the Jamieson Junior Golf Tour. Scaman finished in the Top 10 in each of her 13 tournaments this summer. For her, the choice of Post University came for a variety of reasons.

“A couple reasons why I chose Post are because of the atmosphere I saw when i visited, how small the school is – more 1 on 1 learning, similar to high school class sizes, not overwhelmingly large – I really connected with the coach Steve Sokol and teammates that I met,” explained Scaman. “I felt like it would be the right fit for me and will provide me with lots of new and exciting experiences for the next 4 years.”

An accomplished volleyball and badminton player as well, Scaman will begin competing with the NCAA Division II school next season, and will also study Business Administration at Post University. She has competed for the Chatham-Kent Secondary School Golden Hawks, and Chatham Ballhawks outside of school.

“I am equally extremely excited and nervous knowing the level I’ll be playing at but I’m going in with a very open mind as to what I can achieve and I think I will learn a lot from being able to play a post-secondary sport.”

Post University is located in Waterbury, Connecticut.

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