St. Marys District Collegiate and Vocational Institute celebrated its standout athletes for 2025-26 across various grades. Awards were given to exceptional students like Amelia Weber and Braydon Wheeler for Grade 9, whose accomplishments included competing in multiple sports and significant competitions. Junior athletes Lena Thompson and Dan Dittmer also excelled, with Thompson鈥檚 teams reaching OFSAA championships. In the senior category, Charlotte Richardson and Myles Clinton earned top honors for their impressive seasonal performances and contributions to their teams. Marin Chateauvert was recognized as the Graduating Athlete for her leadership and achievements throughout her high school career.

By the Numbers
  • Amelia Weber advanced to OFSAA West in novice girls鈥� pole vault and shot put.
  • Myles Clinton placed 19th at the provincial cross-country championships and won bronze at OFSAA in the steeplechase.
State of Play
  • St. Marys DCVI athletes showcased exceptional talents across multiple sports, leading teams to significant competitions.
  • Athletes expressed enthusiasm for future competitions, with several aiming to reach higher levels in their respective sports.
What's Next

Looking ahead, athletes like Myles Clinton plan to continue their careers at the collegiate level, with intentions to improve and seek honors. Others, like Marin Chateauvert, will be joining their respective college teams, emphasizing development and teamwork. Current athletes are setting ambitious goals for next year's competitions.

Bottom Line

The recognition of these athletes underscores the importance of hard work, teamwork, and perseverance. As they prepare for future challenges, their dedication reflects not only personal growth but also the spirit of their school community.