WATERLOO REGION (March 31, 2017) – Resurrection’s Megan Fergusson was named the most valuable player for the District 8 girls hockey league on Friday. Fergusson lead the Phoenix to their second straight District 8 title as they squeezed by a tough St. David’s team in the final series. As a grade 12 student, Fergusson trades off between playing defence and forward for the Phoenix, and in the 2016-17 season she…

WATERLOO REGION (March 29, 2017) – After collecting multiple MVP awards throughout the year at top end high school basketball tournaments, Zubair Seyed was the undoubted selection for the D8 league award. Seyed was an electrifying player to watch all season as he lead St. Benedict’s to an undefeated D8 season, a CWOSSA AAA title and put on a thrilling 52 point performance in the OFSAA AAA final which the…

WATERLOO REGION (March 28, 2017) – On Tuesday, District 8 announced St. David’s Celtic Hayden Berger as the most valuable player for boys hockey. Berger, a grade 12 forward and team captain, scored ten goals in his D8 campaign on the way to winning the league championship in a three game series over Resurrection. Burger would lead the Celtics to the CWOSSA A/AA title game where they would lose a…

WATERLOO REGION (March 27, 2017) – Saint’s power house outside attacker Jenna Banz was announced as the senior girls volleyball league’s most valuable player on Monday. Banz proved to be a dominant player throughout the District 8 season with strong and consistent net play and serving. She would lead a young Saints squad to the D8 final where they would suffer a tough fifth set loss to St. David’s. St….

WATERLOO REGION (February 27, 2017) – On Thursday afternoon in Waterloo, Resurrection captured their second straight D8 girls hockey title in game two of a three game series over St. David’s. Game two was stalemated throughout the first two periods with no scoring until Brooke Hepditch from Resurrection scored on a goal assisted by Maddie MacMillan early into the third period. Just 14 seconds later Megan Fergusson increased the lead…

WATERLOO REGION (February 17, 2017) – Two years ago a young core of grade elevens from St. Benedict’s would lose their last District 8 game to a dominant St. Mary’s team. That game may have been the handing over of the reigns, at least for two years. Since that night, the Saints have bulled through District 8 and a number of other teams across the province in hopes of capturing…