Canada Games

The Canada Games brings together more than 3,000 athletes and athletes with physical and intellectual disabilities for the largest amateur multi-sport event in the country.

Updated October 10, 2025

Team Requirements/Selection Process

Age Classification: Under 19 as of December 31, 2026(Year of birth: 2008 or later)

Team Size: 3 Males, 3 Females, 1 Coach, 1 Manager

For the complete selection process and the CG Table Tennis Technical Package click the corresponding button below.

Selection Process

Technical Package

Note from Canada Games Coach Jeremy Lehr

Tryout 2 concluded on October 4, 2025; thanks for those that showed up!

Tryout 3 is set for Sunday, November 9th at Heritage Collegiate in Lethbridge, NL. Deadline to register for that will be Thursday, November 6th. Please email me indicating that you/your child will be attending to register. Similar to the first tryout the morning will be a training camp and the afternoon will be the tryout. $20 fee cash only for all athletes attending either the training camp and/or tryout. Labrador athletes don’t have to pay. The training portion is optional and exact time of tryout will be determined as it gets closer but it is likely to start around noon.

Total points accumulated after second tryout are shown below, if your name is not listed below you still have 0 points accumulated. Please remember we only take your top 3 performances of the 4 tryouts. Any questions let me know.

Total Points Accumulated after 2nd Tryout:

Boys:

Cooper Aggek, 30pts

Evan Denty, 30pts

Daniel Patey, 25pts

Brayden Karpik, 25pts

Alex Lin, 20pts

Sam Nochasak, 20pts

James Onalik, 15pts

Ryder Walters, 15pts

Ben Menecola, 10pts

Curtis Winters, 10pts

Brody Winters, 8pts

Levi Johanson, 8pts

Riley Fizzard, 6pts

Total Points Accumulated after 2nd Tryout:

Girls:

Bianca Winters, 45pts

Peishan Chen, 30pts

Amy Peckford, 25pts

Isabelle Lucy, 25pts

Courtney Aseo, 20pts

Anne Dyson, 20pts

Colleen Jararuse, 15pts

Maryann Karpik, 10pts

Ashley Peckford, 10pts

Carly Tatchell, 8pts

Aubree Abel, 8pts

Addie Babstock, 6pts

Keisha Hunter, 6pts

Misty Tuglavina, 4pts

Be sure to read the Table Tennis Canada article on the Canada Games coaching staff.

The Canada Games Council has named Québec as the official Host city of the 2027 Canada Winter Games, marking a return to the birthplace of the Canada Games 60 years after the inaugural event held in 1967. From February 27 - March 14, the province of Quebec will host the Canada Games for a fourth time, after previously hosting the 2013 Canada Summer Games in Sherbrooke, the 1983 Canada Winter Games in Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean, and the first-ever Canada Games in Québec in 1967.

Coach: Jeremy Lehr

Jeremy Lehr will be leading the team as head coach in 2027. This will be his second Canada Games as head coach for the Team NL table tennis team as he was head coach in CWG23 in PEI. He is currently 26 years old and will be 28 years of age at the time of the Games. He participated in CWG15 in Prince George, BC as an athlete, while he was one of the top provincial junior players. Currently Jeremy is a teacher with NL Schools and spends much of his free time coaching at the school and provincial level. He previously completed a bachelor’s of physical education and a bachelor’s of education at MUN. He looks forward to picking the top 3 males and females in the province to compete at these games in Quebec City and experience all the games have to offer with the team!

Manager: Divine Aseo

Divine Aseo will be the team manager for the Canada Games 2027 in Québec City. This will be her first time as a manager for the Team NL Table Tennis team. Divine is currently 19 years old, and she will be 21 years old by the time of the games. She participated in the Canada Winter Games 2023 in Prince Edward Island as an athlete as she is one of the top junior players in the province. Divine is currently in her first year at Memorial University of Newfoundland, and she spends her Thursdays and Saturdays leading the training sessions for the junior athletes. She previously went to Ottawa to participate in Table Tennis Canada Women Coaches Mentorship. She’s looking forward to helping the head coach pick the top 3 male and female athletes in the province and help them improve to perform their best in Québec City. She also wants the athletes to have a safe, enjoyable and unforgettable experience competing at the games.

The 2023 Canada Winter Games will be held February 18 to March 5 2023 in Prince Edward Island. Table Tennis is an official sport that will take place during the first week of the games. Competition will from February 19 - 24 involving provincial teams of 2 male and 2 female athletes.

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Jeremy Lehr-Coach

Jeremy will be serving as Head Coach for Team NL's table tennis team at the 2023 Canada Winter Games in PEI this February. He is 24 years old from St. John’s and currently completing a bachelor's of intermediate/secondary education at MUN and hopes to become a high school physical education teacher in the future. Although relatively new to coaching table tennis, he has plenty of coaching experience in basketball over the past few years. Jeremy has played competitive table tennis since the age of 10 and has gathered many provincial and Atlantic titles in his career. He went to the 2015 Canada Winter Games as an athlete for Team NL's table tennis team and looks to bring his abilities to the coaching staff this time around.

Jenna Connolly-Manager

Jenna will be serving as the Manager for NL's table tennis team at the 2023 Canada Winter Games held in PEI. She is currently completing a bachelor's degree in education at Memorial University with a focus on physical education. Jenna is new to table tennis but has experience at Canada Games. She competed as an athlete at the 2017 Canada Summer Games held in Winnipeg for Female Softball. In addition, she also attended the 2022 Canada Summer Games as the Head Coach of NL’s Female Softball Team. She looks to use her Canada Games experience and physical education knowledge to achieve a positive Canada Games experience for the coaching staff and athletes.

Divine Aseo

Divine is a 16-year-old Filipino who started playing at the age of 4. Recently she participated in the 2022 Atlantic Table Tennis Championship representing Team NL, bringing home 2 golds, one for Women's Doubles and the other in Girls Under 19 Doubles. Currently she is a grade 11 student and intends to study Criminology and Business at Memorial University of Newfoundland in the next two years.

Ciela Libid

Ciela is an 18-year old Filipino who has been playing since the age of 3. She also participated in the 2022 Atlantic Table Tennis Championship representing Team NL, bringing home 2 golds, one for Women's Doubles and the other in Girls Under 19 Doubles. A recent graduate of Gander Collegiate and plans to pursue nursing at MUN in the next year.

Carter Walters

Carter is 17 years old from Triton, NL and is currently a Level III student at Dorset Collegiate. Carter has been a member of 4 consecutive SSNL Provincial Championship teams, winning medals in both singles and doubles events, and has also represented Team Central at the 2018 Newfoundland and Labrador Winter Games.

Peter Quinlan

Peter Quinlan is a grade 11 student at Roncalli Central High School in Avondale. Peter has been playing table tennis since grade 7 and trains with the Paradise and Carbonear Table Tennis Clubs. Among his achievements, in 2021 Peter represented his high school at SSNL Provincials coming in first place in Boys Singles. In 2022 Peter played with the PEI Team at the Atlantic’s, coming first place in the team event and recently finished first in Juniors at the inaugural Avalon Mall Invitational Table Tennis Tournament.

The Table Tennis Competition took place during the first week, February 18- February 25, of the Canada Games with Table Tennis Team NL consisted of four athletes, Divine Aseo, Ciela Libid(two females) and Peter Quinlan, Carter Walters(two males) and they were Coached by Jeremy Lehr and Jenna Connolly was the Manager.

Results Recap

The first event was Mixed Doubles which had Aseo and Quinlan pairing together while Libid and Walters joined forces. The Libid/Walters duo finished 11th while Aseo/Quinlan ended up 13th in the 23 team field.

The next events consisted of Female and Male Doubles. The female tandem of Aseo and Libid had a strong performance with a 6th place finish while the Male Doubles pair of Quinlan and Walters had a excellent outing and finished 5th overall in Males Doubles.

Up next on the agenda was the Team Competition event. In the Female Team portion the Aseo/Libid pair had a 6th place finish and in the Male Team event, the Quinlan/Walters duo finished 8th overall.

The final events of the week long tournament was Singles. In Female Singles Divine Aseo finished 11th while Ciela Libid finished 13th. In Males Singles Quinlan ended up in the 15th position while Walters finished 19th.

Overall the team had an excellent tournament .

Madison Clarke - Female Alternate

Madison from Bloomfield, is 18 years old and is a first year nursing student at Memorial University. Madison has participated in three SSNL table tennis provincials, receiving medals in individual and team events; Newfoundland Winter Games, earning a team silver; three Atlantic Table Tennis Championship tournaments, winning team gold and silver, silver in under 15 and under 18 girls doubles and gold in under 18 mixed doubles.

Gavin Parsons - Male Alternate

Gavin Parsons, a 17 year old from Gambo, is a level III student at Smallwood Academy and plans to attend the University of New Brunswick next fall for Business Administration. Along with table tennis he has played numerous sports. In the short time he has been playing table tennis’ he has been a part of two SSNL Table Tennis provincials representing his school winning medals in both singles and doubles events

Red Deer 2019

In June 2018 the selection for Team NL for the 2019 Canada Winter Games in Red Deer, Alberta became official. The final team will consist of Sarah Warren, Karlee Warren, Laura Callahan, Ty Winsor, Michael Hiscock and Tyler Green. Madison Clarke and Adrian Green have also been selected as alternates and Mark Warren Is the Head Coach.

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Canada Games

Red Deer 2019

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