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!
In accordance with its mandate, the Future of Sport in Canada Commission has launched its online public survey. This survey seeks input from the Canadian public about their experiences in, and perspectives regarding the Canadian sport system. The survey will remain...
The Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship is awarded each year to six student-athletes who will be continuing their post-secondary education at a Canadian College or University. Three males and three females are awarded a scholarship of $5,000. Preference is given to a...
Four deserving student-athletes from Ontario High Schools have been awarded $500.00 scholarships by the OFSAA Alumni Association. More than 65 applications were received from the following eligible associations: EOSSAA, LOSSA, ROPSSAA, SOSSA, TDSSAA and WOSSAA. This...
Tennis coaches and convenors are reminded that the OFSAA Tennis Championship will occur in the fall moving forward. The championship will take place November 10, 11 and 12, 2025. If you require further information, please reach out to Jim Barbeau, OFSAA Sport...
As the 2024-25 school year draws to a close, we eagerly await the busiest stretch of competition on our calendar this week. Student-athletes and coaches have been training in earnest as we establish OFSAA bragging rights this week in rugby, field lacrosse, baseball,...
