many sports teams which are known locally as some of the most competitive in the school board. Teams include: Swimming (junior & senior) Hockey (senior & junior boys and varsity girls) Cross-country Running (senior, junior & midget) Golf (varsity) Field Hockey (varsity girls) Basketball (senior & junior) Volleyball (senior, junior & boys bantam) Cricket (varsity) Soccer (senior & junior) Track & Field (senior, junior & midget) Baseball (boys varsity) Fast Pitch Softball (girls varsity) Tennis (senior & junior) Curling (varsity mixed) Badminton (senior & junior) Table Tennis (junior & senior) Flag Football (girls) Championships Bantam Boys Volleyball 2005 Champions Junior Boys Soccer Tier 1 2007 Champions Senior Rugby Boys Tier 2 2013 Champions Bantam Boys Basketball 2010 Champions Senior Boys Basketball 2016 Champions Incidents Stabbings On June 17, 2009, at least two students and one teacher were stabbed after they attempted to stop a fight between several students on school property. Two students suffered severe stab wounds and were rushed to Credit Valley Hospital. Peel Regional Police said they received the initial call at around 8:30 a.m. After reports of multiple stabbings, the school was placed in lock down between 8:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Shortly after the lock down was lifted, the school was evacuated and remained closed for the rest of the day while police continued their investigation into the stabbings. Later in the day, Peel Regional Police announced that two suspects aged 16 and 17 were arrested and charged with attempted murder. Notable alumni Owen Power, first pick of the 2021 NHL draft on the Buffalo Sabres Tiffany Cameron, professional soccer player who played on the Canada women's national soccer team Andre Durie, professional Canadian football player Chris Leroux, professional baseball player See also List of high schools in Ontario References External links St. Joseph Secondary School Website Dufferin Peel Catholic District School Board High schools in Mississauga Catholic secondary schools in Ontario Educational institutions established in 1994 1994 establishments in Ontario