The Fall 2026 Bay of Quinte high school sports season is officially underway, bringing action across the region with recent opening matchups, dominant early-season rugby scorelines, and highly anticipated field events
Bowling
The 2025–26 school year will be remembered as one of the most successful and competitive seasons in recent memory for high school athletics across the Bay of Quinte region. Leading the way was St. Theresa Catholic Secondary School, whose Titans hockey team captured the school’s first-ever provincial championship.
High school athletics across the Bay of Quinte Athletic Association are reaching their spring seasonal peak. Local student-athletes are transitioning from historic winter championship victories directly into packed regional track schedules and diamond events.
High school sports in the Bay of Quinte are currently in the peak of the spring season as of May 2026. The most significant recent achievement is the St. Theresa Titans claiming their first-ever OFSAA A/AA Boys Hockey championship with an overtime victory at the CAA Arena in Belleville.
Top Individual Performances: At Presqu’ile Lanes, Eileen Bird recently achieved the High Triple POA (+163) in the Tuesday Night Mixed league. Notable single-game scores of 323 were posted by Drew Wagar and Savannah Sharp.
Thirteen-year-old Isaac Kerr of Belleville and Gracie Hagan, 14, from Brighton earned medals in bowling competition at the Ontario Winter Games in February.
This is a homage to the rich history of athletes that have called the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory home.
The inaugural 1987 Induction Class included two accomplished female athletes in Betty Ingram Wonnacott and Sarah Thompson. The Belleville Sports Hall of Fame came into being in 1987 and today has over 100 athletes, builders and teams as members.
BOWLING IS BACK – Bowling Under Covid 19 With the pandemic locking many of us down last spring many people were forced to find alternatives to their usual leisure activities. Indoor recreational sports have been among the worst effected businesses through this period.