on the main stage, and then a smaller show in the drama studio, alternating each year. The shows that have been performed are: Little Shop of Horrors Godspell Snow White Chicago Groovy Bye Bye Birdie The Wedding Singer The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Annie The Wizard of Oz Grease Fame Sports The senior boys' volleyball team won both TVRAA and OFSAA in AAAA for the fourth straight year in 2007, the only team in Ontario history to accomplish this feat. Saunders is considered one of the best volleyball high schools in Canada, having many of the provinces' elite young players. The Saunders junior football team won the city championships in 2007 for the first time in ten years. Saunders Varsity Wrestling team won team championship for the second time in a row (2014–15)and (2020-2021). Boys TVRAA and OFSAA Champions. Also the Boys 3rd overall at OFSAA in 2016 and 7th overall as a school in 2020. Currently the school is developing athletes and training their students in Health and Safety so that they can take over the Regional Championship in order to build the best OFSSA Team that they can. Notable alumni and staff Josh Anderson (ice hockey), NHL player Columbus Blue Jackets Miranda Ayim, basketball player, Canadian Women's Team, WNBA (2011–present) George Dvorsky, futurist, ethicist, and contributing editor at io9 Remi Elie, OHL player Erie Otters Drafted in 2nd round by the Dallas Stars Tyler Hemming, professional soccer player Dane Fox, ECHL player Kalamazoo Wings Prospect of the Vancouver Canucks George Georgallidis, co-founder of eSports team Counter Logic Gaming Stuart Hughes, stage and screen actor and founding member of Soulpepper Patrick Kane, NHL player, 3-time Stanley Cup champion with the Chicago Blackhawks Chris Kelly, NHL player Ottawa Senators and 2011 Stanley Cup Champion Adam Kreek, Canadian athlete and Olympian Irene Mathyssen, federal Member of Parliament and former Ontario Cabinet Minister was an English teacher at Saunders Jay McNeil, former CFL player Corey Perry, NHL player Rob Ramage, former NHL player, Stanley Cup champion with the Calgary Flames and Montreal Canadiens Jude St. John, former CFL player, teaches at Saunders Tim Tindale, NFL player Kittie Craig Brown Actor,Producer, Writer Stephanie Jacob-Goldman Producer of HBO Max Station Eleven See also List of high schools in Ontario References External links Saunders Secondary School Thames Valley District School Board Class of 1982 Reunion High schools in London, Ontario Educational institutions established