The office of the Premier of Ontario has recognized eleven York Catholic students for their creative vision and innovative design skills. Artists from secondary schools across the ÍøÆØÃÅ answered a recent provincial call to action for a student-designed logo to represent the newly incorporated Ontario Schools Cricket Association (OSCA).
Formed in 2020, the Ontario Schools Cricket Association (OSCA)Â is a federally incorporated not for profit organization working with schools across the province to promote a life-long love of physical activity among young people through inclusive cricket programs.
“O³§°ä´¡ would like to congratulate the remarkable students of the ÍøÆØÃÅ, and thank all staff who encouraged and facilitated their submissions,â€� said OSCA President, Ken Jeffers.Ìý “These students truly captured the spirit of our mission to ‘Energize, Excite, Empower’. Heartfelt best wishes go out the ÍøÆØÃÅ as a whole for joining in this celebration of creativity, physical activity, and diverse sports.â€�
Diverse Sports, Healthy Living Inspire York Catholic Artists
OSCA Honourees from York Catholic:
Ontario Top 5 Recognition
Alicia Vaccarella – St. Theresa of Lisieux Catholic High ³§³¦³ó´Ç´Ç±ôÌý
Carrie Ji – St Robert Catholic High ³§³¦³ó´Ç´Ç±ôÌý
Aidan Austria – St. Brother Andre Catholic High ³§³¦³ó´Ç´Ç±ôÌý
Honourable Mention Recognition:Ìý
Angelina Leybourne/ Braeden Thompson/ Emily Novakovics/ Sarah Wilson –Â
Our Lady of the Lake Catholic ´¡³¦²¹»å±ð³¾²âÌý
Kaleigh Cronkwright/ Vian Mei Wrya –Â
St. Brother Andre Catholic High ³§³¦³ó´Ç´Ç±ôÌý
One of Ontario’s great community success stories, OSCA fosters true partnerships with schools, addressing the growing disparities between socio economic status factors on the recreational needs of Ontario’s diverse student population. Looking to the future, OSCA will build on this program to provide equitable access to physical activities that meet the needs and interests of all students.


