WATERLOO REGION (November 16, 2015) – On Thursday, the District 8 Fall sport season came to a close with the senior boys football, and girls basketball championships being decided.   Resurrection faced St. David’s in the first ever District 8 senior boys football championship. After a number of scoreless changes of possession in the first half, Resurrection broke the 0-0 tie on a 45-yard rushing touchdown from Devon Hinsperger later…

WATERLOO REGION (November 12, 2015) – On Thursday in front of a packed house of Cavalier fans, the Woodland senior boys volleyball team set out to complete the District 8 season undefeated. Early in the first set down 4-1 with Woodland rolling, Rockway called a timeout to calm the troops. The tactic worked as Rockway’s big swinger Ben Langweider lead the charge to slow Woodland down. Woodland’s attackers Erik Katerberg…

WATERLOO REGION (November 6, 2015) – On Wednesday the inaugural District 8 junior boys football championship would be decided between the undefeated St. Mary’s Eagles and Resurrection Phoenix. St. May’s had won both previous games by 13 and 12 points respectively. Resurrection would waste no time getting on the board, marching the ball down the field, eventually punching it in from the one yard line on a carry from Dylan…

WATERLOO REGION (October 26, 2015) – As OFSAA defending Champions, winning District 8 should have been a foregone conclusion for the Phoenix field hockey squad. Resurrection would face St. David’s in the final who they tied 2-2 earlier in the year, and most recently beat 4-0. Thursday’s final took place on St. David’s field and began with a great deal of ball control by the Phoenix with St. David’s making…

WATERLOO REGION (October 26, 2015) – Last week at Bechtel Park in Waterloo, the St. Benedict Saints Cross Country team regained their overall champion status after a seven year drought. Lead by their superstar OFSAA contender Sevanne Ghazarian, The Saints also won the senior girls and overall girls divisions. Ghazarian captured gold in the senior girls race with an impressive three minute and 18 second gap on her teammate, and…