February 2026 Athlete of the Month

School Sport Alberta’s Female Athlete of the Month!

Congratulations to Devyn Perrett from Cardston High School for being named Athlete of the Month sponsored by @albertamilk!! Let’s take a moment to celebrate her excellence this month!

Devyn has had an excellent month, finishing as the top scorer in each of the 4 games her team played. She is a shut down defender who is also sportsmanlike throughout her games and practices. She is uplifting to teammates and never complains. Congrats Devyn!

As Athlete of the Month, Devyn receives a certificate, $50 gift card, and an Alberta Milk toque!

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School Sport Alberta’s Male Athlete of the Month!

Congratulations to Tyler Chan-Dunford from Harry Ainlay High School for being named Athlete of the Month sponsored by @albertamilk!! Let’s take a moment to celebrate his excellence this month!

Tyler’s skill and leadership extend far beyond the court. His versatility and athleticism has helped the Sr. Boys basketball team to a 5-0 start in league play.

As Athlete of the Month, Tyler receives a certificate, $50 gift card, and an Alberta Milk toque!

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Congratulations to our February 2026 Athlete of the Month Presented by @BCMilk, Zoe Zawadzki from Golden Secondary!

Congratulations to our February 2026 Athlete of the Month Presented by @BCMilk, Gurshar Johal from Rick Hansen Secondary!

Senior Male Athlete of the Month for February

Rural’s JJ Kamphuis finished 1st Overall in PEISAA Powerlifting Provincials as well as holds all provincial records for is division.

JJ is focused, very professional and dedicated to his sport.

He has given up his time to share his knowledge and experience with other students, including actually coaching another teammate, who were also successful at powerlifting provincials.

He helped set up the fitness room at Rural, again giving up his own time to help advise and to build cages and racks.

He just returned from the National Powerlifting championships where he took home gold.

Jayden is currently rewriting the record books. After leading Charlottetown Rural’s first-ever official powerlifting team and winning Top Lifter at Provincials, Jayden took his talents to the CanPL Nationals this March. He delivered a historic performance, solidifying himself as the best Sub-junior male lifter in the history of the sport by shattering multiple national records.

Jayden also secured a spot on Team Canada for Team Canada for IPF Worlds, Commonwealth Worlds & NAPF Worlds. While his stats are legendary, his character is even more impressive. Jayden balances fierce competitive intensity with a humble, inclusive spirit, often taking time mid-meet to coach and encourage others. A true class act, JayJay represents the very best of Prince Edward Island athletics.

Senior Female Athlete of the Month for February

Morell Regional Jenna Pollock

Jenna exemplifies what it means to be a student-athlete. She consistently dedicates herself to her team, always giving her best effort, while maintaining an impressive 99 percent average in her academics.

Jenna is a dedicated and hardworking player, always willing to lead us with her determination and energy. She plays a crucial role in our defense and offense, often being the one to shut down the opposing best player or taking the big shot the team needs it.

Her commitment to improving and her positive influence on the team make her an important asset both on and off the court. Jenna has helped lead our team to back-to-back Provincial Championships being named PEI Mutual MVP of the gold medal game scoring 18 points in the final.

Intermediate Male Athlete of the Month for February

JP Johnston has been a key factor in the success of Montague Intermediate sports.

This year JP was captain of the golf, volleyball and basketball teams. JP embodies the “student” in student-athlete, balancing his education, school sports and student council while also playing extra-curricular hockey.

JP was an integral part of helping the basketball team go undefeated and winning Montague’s first boys’ basketball championship in over 20 years.

JP averaged over 23ppg and won MVP at the Queen Charlotte Tournament as well as game MVP for the gold medal game. This young man plays every school sport and is a leader at every level. JP is getting ready to start badminton and continue his success on his bronze medal in singles & doubles from last year.

He will, without a doubt, be an integral part of our flag football team. Success isn’t always about winning; it’s about consistency. Consistent hard work and being a team player leads to success and JP is the living definition of that.

Intermediate Female Athlete of the Month for February

Leah Burrows Morell PEISAA Intermediate Female Athlete of the Month.

Leah is an exceptional athlete who consistently gives her all. Despite being double- or triple-teamed, she remains a strong offensive threat, showcasing her mental toughness and preparation.

Defensively, she’s the first back, diligently covering assignments and securing rebounds. Her hard work and communication have been vital to our success. Her leadership and team-first mindset were key in our championship win; she’s coachable, embraces feedback, and inspires her teammates.

Statistically, she averages 25 points and 10 rebounds per game, highlighting her skills and unselfish play. Beyond numbers, her character and work ethic embody the values PEISAA honors.

2026 Domino’s Pizza PEISAA Intermediate A Girls Gold Medal Game where Morell defeated Montague Leah was named PEI Mutual MVP for the gold medal game.