This morning, we proudly presented the Track & Field Awards, Spring Crease Awards, and Major Athletic Awards for the 2024-25 school year. Congratulations to all our outstanding athletes for their achievements and dedication. A heartfelt thank you to our coaches and athletic team for making this past athletic season so memorable and successful. Here's to another fantastic year of sports at BCS in the books! Go, Bears!

Track & Field Awards

Bantam Boys
1st Place - Ross
2nd Place - South

Bantam Girls
1st Place - Ross
2nd Place - Williams

Junior Boys
1st Place - McNaughton
2nd Place - South

Junior Girls
1st Place - Ross
2nd Place - Glass

Senior Boys
1st Place - McNaughton
2nd Place - Smith

Senior Girls
1st Place - Glass
2nd Place - Ross

Spring Crease Awards

Colours are considered and awarded according to the following criteria:

a) player's contribution/ability during practice and games,
b) attitude both on and off the field,
c) sportsmanship and willingness to help others,
d) positive influence on others towards the team, sports and school,
e) practices the above whether winning or losing.

TENNIS:
Coaches: Jitka Kasna, Daylen Dueck
Captains: Tomas S.; Georgia J. P.

Colours:
Leonhard F.
Tomas S.
Adam S.
Jose Miguel R. N.
Ivana C.
Georgia J. P.
Julia M.
Cecilia T.

The MIP Award Male:
Alberto A. P.

The MIP Award Female:
Julia M.

The MVP Award Male:
Leonhard F.

Coaches Award:
Georgia J. P.

ULTIMATE FRISBEE
Coaches: Stephen Coughlin. Melissa Tradel, Kieran McCormick

The MIP Award
Aurelie M.-H.; Sebastian H.

The MVP Award:
Coaches’ Award
Mateo A.

GOLF:
Coaches: Jeff Bray & Martin Madsen

Colours
Elliott W.
Alexandre V.
Carlos R.
Taitt D.
Nate O.
Gavin R.
Tom M.
Xavier C.
Dominic S.

The MIP Award:
Dominic S.

The Marc G. Bruneau Award (MVP):
Alexandre V. & Carlos R. M.

HORSEBACK RIDING:
Coaches: Krysten Roberts Barrett, Christian Munafo, Marguerite Levesque

The MIP Award:
Emma (Zitong) Y.

The Coaches’ Award:
Mylea A.

“For being willing and able to help everyone in the crease at any time, no matter which horse was involved. For being able to calm down any horse, including Winston”.

RUNNING:
Coaches: Frederic Gregoire, Tanna Sanchez McMillan, Scott Kelso

The Coaches’ Award:
Patrick L.

The Spirit Award:
Tristan G.

BADMINTON:
Coaches: Corey Ho, Fanny Demers, Catherine Gauthier
Captains: Kevin S.; Evan J.

Colours:
Kevin S.
Kokomi Y.
Mike S.
Yifan S.
Mia C.
Taylor J.
Magnus T.
Riley X.

The Coaches’ Award:
Anne M.

“For showing initiative along with quiet and consistent leadership.”

The MIP Award:
Kokomi Y.

The MVP Award:
Kevin S.

WIFFLE BALL
Coaches: Scott Manning, Andrew St-Amant

The Coaches’ Award:
Eytan Charles Q.

The Spirit Award:
Chi Him “Cullen” T.

YOGA/CARDIO:
Coaches: Marianne Laramee, Amber Rommens

The MIP Award :
Valerie F.

The Coaches’ Award:
Georgia B.

LACROSSE
Coaches: Tony Tremblay, John Lowry
Captains: Dillon R., Alexi G., Zachary J., Daniel (DJ) C., Thomas D.

Colours
Dillon R.
Alexi G.
Zachary J.
DJ P.
Lucas F.
Cedrik L.
Logan C.
Thomas D.

The MIP Award:
Zachary J. & Alexi G.
(Mentions to Jan L., Aaron M.-R., and Alex M.

The MVP Award:
Dillan Rud

JR BOYS RUGBY
Coaches: Josh Bray, Archie Morris
Captain(s): Manu O.; Alvaro B. O.

Colours
Shin F.
Elias X. N.
Michel T. A.
Joseph L.
Manuel O. G.
Masa B.
Tyler F.

The Ryan Harding-Marlin Award (MIP): Awarded to a BCS student who has demonstrated sportsmanship, leadership, motivation, perseverance and performance.
Sebastian A. R.

The Mark Tinker Award (MVP):
The trophy is awarded annually in memory of Mark who attended BCS from 1980 to 1985. Mark was a keen sportsman and excellent rugby player.
Masa (Masanori) B.

JR GIRLS RUGBY:
Coaches: Sue Magwood

Colours:
Isabella A. G.
Fanny K.-K.
Sienna V.
Livia B.
Ariel P.
Maria P. H. V.

The MIP Award
Fanny K.-K.

The MVP Award:
Maria P. H. V.

SR BOYS RUGBY
Coaches: Josh Bray

Colours
Logan G.
Simon P.
Louis R.
Adrian S.
Wyatt S.
Kenzie S.
Alistair S.
William A.
Elias T.
Philipp M.

The MIP Award:
Mathe P.

The MacLeod Quaich Award (Rookie Award):
Kenzie S.

The Rob Millyard Award for sportsmanship and ability (MVP):
Awarded to the player on First Team Rugby who in the opinion of the Coach, best combines sportsmanship and ability.
Wyatt S.

SR GIRLS RUGBY
Coaches: Sue Magwood

Colours
Sophia M.
Julia T.
Rose W.
Tayvia D.
Janie G.

The MIP Award:
Sophia M.

Coaches’ Award for Sportsmanship & Dedication to the program
Tayvia D.

The O’Reilly Award (MVP):
Awarded to the most valuable player on the senior girl’s rugby team, who exhibits superior skill, respectful play, a strong work ethic, and love for the game. She leads by example and continues to display strong character throughout the season whether through victory or loss.
Janie G.

The Josh Bray Spirit of Rugby Award:
Awarded to the senior player(s) who has/have shown exemplary service to his/her team through passion for the sport and innately fostering the character traits of self-discipline, resilience and respectfulness to others, whether winning or losing.
Philipp M.; Janie G.

Major Athletic Awards

The Rankin Cup
Boys' Track & Field Champion: Nael F.

The Morton Shield
Girls' Track & Field Champion: Tayvia D.

The Richardson Cup
Btm Boys' All-Round Athletic Championship: Chi Him (Magnus) T.

The Harding Cup
Btm Girls' All-Round Athletic Championship: Ariel P.

The RMC Cup
Jr Boys' All-Round Athletic Championship: Cedric L., Sebastien H.

The Winser Shield
Jr Girls' All-Round Athletic Championship: Abigail A.

The Smith Cup & Fortune Medal
Sr Boys' All-Round Athletic Championship: Louis R.

The King's Hall Cup
Sr Girls' All-Round Athletic Championship: Tayvia D.

The Petro Canada Award
The Petro Canada Award is given to the senior student, male or female, who, through love of athletics, has shown enthusiasm, team spirit, effort and encouragement to other team members and to the school. This year the Petro Canada Award goes to: Wyatt S. & Philipp M.

The ‘40 Years On’ Award
The ‘40 Years On’ Award is given to the senior girl who best displays the love of sport in the out-of-doors and who is likely to have the same enthusiasm ‘40 Years On.’ This year the ‘40 Years On’ Award is presented to: Tayvia D. & Emma A.

The Jimmy Atomate Award
The Jimmy Atomate Award is awarded annually to the VIIth Form athlete or athletes who have played three sports in their final year and have demonstrated the following qualities:

• respect for his / her teammates, coaches, referees, and opponents
• consistent effort and positive attitude in practice and in games
• overall “coach-ability” and the desire to improve.

This year the Jimmy Atomate Award is presented to: Janie G., Tayvia D. & Philipp M.