The 2011 Grade 9 Try Day program where schools receive funds to introduce a new sport or physical activity (thanks to a grant from the Ministry of Health Promotion and Sport) is now SOLD OUT.
Funds were allocated on a first-come, first-served basis and 95 schools received funds to introduce new activities into their programs. Priority was given to new applicants, and small and rural schools.
We hope to continue this program next year, so please check back!
Wishing you joy, warmth and cherished moments with loved ones this Holiday Season! The OFSAA office will be closed for the Holidays from December 23 to January 3.
Check it out! Look like a pro, feel like you’re playing for the Cup! For a limited time, Keener Jerseys is offering a sweet deal! 15% off discount applies to orders of 15 or more jerseys. 10% off discount applies to orders of fewer than 15 jerseys. Orders of fewer...
The Coaches Association of Ontario (CAO) completed a report this fall that examines values, behaviours and hazing to better understand Ontario amateur sport culture in practice, in 2024. The Ontario Coaching Report is the most comprehensive study on the impact of...
The girls basketball and boys volleyball teams have rightfully punched their ticket to compete against their peers across the province this week! Thank you to all of the convenors and volunteer host committees overseeing the competition on November 21, 22 and 23. Best...
