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By Casey Leger Jack Chisholm. The Panthers went 21-6 the championship game at home. St.
over the course of the season. The girls Joe’s lost a heartbreaker of an EOSSA
he fall of 2018 has been a good one for lost a close one to second seed KCVI qualifier to the Gananoque Trojans on
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TSaint Joseph’s Catholic Secondary in their first EOSSAA game but beat a cold, windy day. The Panthers came
School athletics. The Panthers won a sixth seed Smiths Falls 43-24 in what up 7 points short in what, according to
slew of SD&G championships and will Chisholm says was a great way to end an Zappitelli, was anyone’s game. SUB Place
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compete for several EOSSAA titles from excellent season. Midget Cross Country
mid to late November. Junior Boys’ Volleyball The midget cross-country team Damaris Sanchez
Recent Panther SD&G titles include Sweeping the host Holy Trinity finished first in SD&G, second at EOSSA Home
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varsity girls’ 7s rugby, junior girls’ Falcons junior boys by three straight sets (behind perennial track and running
basketball, junior and senior boys’ in the SD&G final earned the Panthers powerhouse TISS), and qualified for of the
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volleyball, senior football; the boys’ a berth in the EOSSAA finals at the OFSAA on the strength of their team time Great Sub
midget cross-country team qualified for University of Queens in Kingston. The over a 4-kilometer run. The team was
OFSAA in Hamilton and placed 18th out Panthers came home without a victory, made up of five grade 9 boys: Jackson
but the experience was an interesting Chisholm, Bennett Lessard, Isaac Quail,
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St. Joseph’s vice-principal, Mike one, according to Head Coach Etienne Cameron Baggs, and Spencer Levac.
Whelan, credits the school’s staff for Ferland. The Panthers are currently tuning 407 Pitt Street
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the success of the Panthers’ athletic Senior Boys’ Volleyball up for the winter sports season, which
program. “We have teachers who are “Volleyball is an extremely includes boys’ basketball, badminton, which will be joined this season by the
as dedicated to extracurricular activities competitive sport, especially once you and of course hockey. Fans of high debut of what’s expected to become a
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as they are to excellence in academics,” get out of SD&G,” says Coach Don school hockey are surely looking forward local high school girls’ hockey classic:
says Whelan. “St. Joes also benefits Mitchell. “We don’t have boys’ club to this year’s edition of the Bishop Cup the Sisters’ Cup.
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from strong support from community volleyball in Cornwall, and we felt that
at EOSSA.” The Panthers took a very
coaches and parents,” he adds. competitive final from Holy Trinity to
Girls’ Varsity 7s Rugby
This is a relatively new sport in clinch SD&G.
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SD&G, with 2018 being the second Senior Boys’ Football
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season of competition and the first Coming off a disappointing 2017 loss
in which standings were recorded. to La Citadelle, Panthers Head Coach
The St. Joe’s Lady Panthers took the Mitchel Zappitelli and the senior Panthers
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championship, outpacing Holy Trinity began preparations
Catholic Secondary by a single game. back in August. The hard work paid
off, as the Panthers went undefeated in
Sports Energy The OFSAA St. Joe’s midget track team with coach Lynn McCuaig.
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Junior Girls’ Basketball
regular season play and handily took
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