Regiopolis Notre Dame AA Seniors Girls soccer team took home silver in the tournament
It was a great 3 days of soccer in Kingston.
The 2025 OFSAA soccer tournament concluded on Saturday with the semifinals and medal matches.
The Boys AAA championship was won by St. Martins from Mississauga who defeated Mother Theresa from London in the gold medal game 1-0.
Kingston's Regiopolis Notre Dame finished with a silver in the Girls AA championship won by Holy Trinity from Bradford 5-0.
Convenor David Loken of Kingston Secondary School says the tournament took 3 years to organize.
He thanks the volunteers for helping him make sure the tournament went off without a hitch.
The tournament featured an opening ceremony with all 40 teams at Fort Henry on Wednesday night.
Loken says having the tournament in Kingston did wonders for the city.
The Regiopolis Notre Dame girls team was not the only school representing Kingston.
Loken says Holy Cross, KSS, and LaSalle Secondary was also in the tournament.
More results can be found by going to the OFSAA website.
Story by Ken Hashizume
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