Vijay Dhillon and Kayli Sartori still have one more basketball game left in their respective high school careers.

The freshly-minted MVPs of the B.C. Triple A senior boys and senior girls basketball championships are among the list of 48 of the province’s top graduating seniors who will take part in the annual provincial boys and girls all-star games slated for Saturday afternoon at UBC.

Here’s a look at the rosters for both the boys and girls games:

B.C. HIGH SCHOOL ALL-STAR GAMES

(Saturday at UBC-War Memorial Gymnasium)

SENIOR BOYS

TEAM GOULET

Guards

Jordan Blackman (Yale), Scott Hind (Terry Fox), Malcolm Williams (Pitt Meadows), Bret Macdonald (Terry Fox), Drake Downer (Oak Bay), Parvez Jhaj (Enver Creek), Zach Usherwood (Gleneagle), Ater Degal (Burnaby South)

Forward

Warren Liang (Sir Charles Tupper), Marc Mincieli (Enver Creek)

Centres

Sunvir Johal (W.J. Mouat), David Wagner (South Kamloops)

Head coach — Rich Goulet (Pitt Meadows)

Assistant — Alex Murphy (UBC-St. George’s)

TEAM EBERHARDT

Guards

Vijay Dhillon (R.C. Palmer), Billy Cheng (R.C. Palmer), Nakai Luyken (Yale), Wes Dekleer (Argyle), Parry Auklakh (Southern Okanagan), Mike Zayas (R.C. Palmer), Gurminder Kang (W.J. Mouat)

Forwards

Daniel Edwards (Burnaby South), Ranjodh Hare (R.C. Palmer)

Centres

Taylor Heinrichs (Heritage Woods), Jason McKee (Dover Bay), Vincent Tolentino (Vancouver College)

Head coach — Paul Eberhardt (R.C. Palmer)

Assistant – Brent Malish (UBC-Brookswood)

SENIOR GIRLS

TEAM THOMPSON

Guards

Erin Chambers (Heritage Park), Brittney Church (Brookswood), Shaylyn Crisp (Claremont), Cassandra Knievel (Dover Bay), Jaslyen Singh (W.J. Mouat), Lauren Sollero (Centennial)

Forwards

Stephanie Bell (Argyle), Katie Brink (W.J. Mouat), Christina Brown (Brookswood), Shalie Dheensaw (Claremont), Adrienne Parkin (Kitsilano), Kayli Sartori (W.J. Mouat)

Head coach — Paula Thompson (W.J. Mouat)

TEAM BEAUCHAMP

Guards

Tessa Beauchamp (Holy Cross), Jamie MacFarlane (DP Todd), Michelle Schmidt (Nechako Valley), Janelle Taekema (Unity Christian), Cammi Taron (Kelowna Christian), Vivienne Veerman (Abbotsford Christian), Taiysa Worsfold (Sa-Hali), Jeaneine Yngreso (Holy Cross)

Forwards

Hayley Boulier (Windsor), Whitney Hamilton (Lambrick Park), Piper Hoekstra (DP Todd), Kobli Roper (Carson Graham)

Head coach — Steve Beauchamp (Holy Cross)

THE SCHEDULE

10:00 a.m. & 10:45 a.m. Girls practices

11:30 a.m & 12:15 p.m. Boys practices

1:15 p.m. Luncheon

2:30 p.m. Skills competition

3:30 p.m. Girls all-star game (live on SportsCanada.tv)

5:15 p.m. Boys all-star game (live on SportsCanada.tv)

RANKINGS

RUGBY

SENIOR BOYS

TRIPLE A

1. Shawnigan Lake Stags

2. St. George’s Saints (Vancouver)

3. Carson Graham Eagles (North Vancouver)

4. G.P. Vanier Towhees (Courtenay)

5. Oak Bay Barbarians (Victoria)

6. Robert Bateman Timberwolves (Abbotsford)

7. Yale Lions (Abbotsford)

8. St. Michaels University School Blue Jags (Victoria)

9. Earl Marriott Mariners (Surrey)

10. Kelowna Owls

Honourable mention — Handsworth Royals (North Vancouver), Argyle Pipers (North Vancouver), W.J. Mouat Hawks (Abbotsford), Cowichan Thunderbirds (Duncan)

Scores of note — Oak Bay 41 SMUS 0, SMUS 27 G.P. Vanier 19, G.P. Vanier 28 Oak Bay 23, St. George’s 42 Semiahmoo 14, Kelowna 22 Mt. Boucherie 17

SOCCER

SENIOR GIRLS

TRIPLE A

1. Claremont Spartans (Victoria)

2. Argyle Pipers (North Vancouver)

3. Dr. Charles Best Blue Devils (Coquitlam)

4. McMath Wildcats (Richmond)

5. Panorama Ridge Thunder (Surrey)

6. Oak Bay Breakers (Victoria)

7. Burnaby North Vikings

8. Centennial Centaurs (Coquitlam)

9. Point Grey Greyhounds (Vancouver)

10. Handsworth Royals (North Vancouver)

Honourable mention — South Kamloops Titans, Fleetwood Park Dragons (Surrey), Kelowna Owls, Tamanawis Wildcats (Surrey)

A YOUNG LION’S FINEST MOMENT – YALE’S JORDAN BLACKMAN

Yale’s Jordan Blackman reminded everyone of former Yale standout Joel Friesen on Saturday at War Gym. (PNG photo)

VANCOUVER — For Jordan Blackman, Saturday afternoon was almost like paying tribute to his basketball brother.

Three years ago, in the 2008 B.C. boys high school all-star game at UBC’s War Memorial Gym, Joel Friesen of Abbotsford’s Yale Secondary School scored a game-high 24 points in his final prep game before embarking on his CIS career the next season with the Fraser Valley Cascades.

On Saturday, Blackman, three years Friesen’s junior, but now a senior himself at Yale, scored a game-high 22 points on the very same floor in the 2011 B.C. all-star classic, leading Team Goulet to a 93-81 win over Team Eberhardt.

And like Friesen, Blackman is set to begin his CIS career close to home in the fall with UFV’s Cascades.

“Me and Joel are like brothers,” admitted Blackman after the game. “When I first moved to Abbotsford, our moms were really good friends and when I was like four or five years old, we actually lived together.

“So he’s like my mentor, my brother,” the 6-foor-4 Blackman continued. “Every time I have a question about basketball, I go to him.”

Blackman didn’t need anyone’s advice when he scored 10 points in a span of 2:26 late in the third quarter, his spurt putting the game away for Team Goulet.

First he dropped a trey, then he completed a three-point play from the free throw line after an explosive dribble-drive move to the rim. Next came a fast break layin, and then with 14 seconds left in the quarter, a vicious slam dunk.

“My team couldn’t make it to the B.C.’s,” said Blackman of the Lions who had won the B.C. Triple A title in 2010, “but it was good to come here and make a statement that Yale can play.”

Malcolm Williams of Pitt Meadows added 12 points for the winners, while forward Warren Liang of Vancouver’s Sir Charles Tupper added another 12.

B.C. Triple A MVP Vijay Dhillon of Richmond’s R.C. Palmer led Team Eberhardt with 18 points. Yale’s Nakai Luyken, Southern Okanagan’s Perry Auklakh and Palmer’s Mike Zayas each added 14 points.

GIRLS ALL-STAR GAME

Some of the best players you’d perhaps never heard of wound up stealing a lot of the spotlight in a B.C. girls all-star game that will be remembered as much for what happened after the first quarter as any other time in the game.

In the end, Team Thompson topped Team Beauchamp 92-75 but not before the two teams pulled off a six-player trade after the first quarter of the game.

Leading 28-8 after the first quarter, Team Thompson, coached by W.J. Mouat’s Paula Thompson, swapped its first three players by numerical order on the game roster for the first three on Team Beauchamp, coach by Steve Beauchamp of B.C. Double A semifinalist Holy Cross Secondary of Surrey.

The swap went a long ways towards turning a 30-point (41-11) Team Thompson lead midway through the second quarter into a much tigher eight-point game (63-55) early in the fourth quarter.

But beyond the oddities of the player swap, the showcase gave great opportunity for some of the province’s top small-school players to show their stuff.

“I think you forget sometimes that it doesn’t matter if it’s Single, Double or Triple A, you have a lot of girls playing basketball these days,” said Beauchamp. “And you saw today where skills have improved so much and that basketball is pretty healthy in the province.”

Despite coming up short, Team Beauchamp’s most eye-opening performance came from Single A standout guard Vivienne Veerman of Abbotsford Christian who knocked down three treys and scored a team-high 14 points.

Team Thompson, however, had too much down the stretch drive, led by double-figure performances from four of its CIS-bound stars. The UBC-bound pair of Adrienne Parkin (Kitsilano) and Stephanie Bell (North Van-Argyle) each scored 15 points, Victoria Vikes-bound guard Shaylyn Crisp (Victoria-Claremont) had 15 and B.C. Triple A MVP and future Cascade Kayli Sartori (W.J. Mouat) had 14.

Team Beauchamp got 12 points from Washington State-bound forward Shalie Dheensaw. SFU’s soon-to-be freshman Erin Chambers (Mission-Heritage Park) and Michelle Schmidt of Vanderhoof’s Nechako Valley each scored 10 points.

TRACK AND FIELD

Christian Gravel of Vancouver’s St. George’s was honored with the senior boys outstanding performance on Saturday at The Province Gran Forza indoor track and field meet held at the Richmond Olympic Oval.

Gravel won the senior boys 800 metres (1:58.23) and helped his Saints finish in a first-place tie with Vancouver College.

On the senior girls side, Killarney won the team title, bolstered by Tanya Humeniuk’s winning 800-metre effort (2:19.92). Lord Byng’s Devan Wiebe won the 60-metre sprint (6.97 seconds) and was named outstanding performer.

Semiahmoo’s Chelsea Ribero was the oustanding performer in the female juvenile division, helping her Surrey-based Totems to the team title. In juvenile boys, Pitt Meadows won the team title while Kenny Schultz of West Van’s Rockridge was named most outstanding performer.

2010 – 11 AAA Boys Soccer Championships Schedule and Results

Date Time Home Team Visiting Team Field Game

Wednesday McMath 2 Salmon Arm 2 Final

May 4, West Vancouver 1 Enver Creek 2 Final

2011 Langley 0 Dr. Charles Best 0 Final

Oak Bay 1 Mt. Baker 1 Final

Claremont 0 Princess Margaret 1 Final

North Delta 2 St Georges 3 Final

Sentinel 6 Correlieu 0 Final

Magee 0 Port Moody 1 Final

Langley 0 Mt. Baker 1 Final

Oak Bay 0 Dr. Charles Best 1 Final

McMath 5 Enver Creek 1 Final

West Vancouver 3 Salmon Arm 1 Final

Sentinel 1 Port Moody 0 Final

Magee 7 Correlieu 2 Final

Claremont 3 St Georges 2 Final

North Delta 5 Princess Margaret 2 Final

Thursday, Claremont 0 North Delta 2 Final

May 5, St Georges 1 Princess Margaret 2 Final

2011 Sentinel 3 Magee 0 Final

Port Moody 2 Correlieu 1 Final

McMath 5 West Vancouver 0 Final

Enver Creek 3 Salmon Arm 2 Final

Langley 2 Oak Bay 3 Final

Mt. Baker 1 Dr. Charles Best 5 Final

St Georges 3 Correleu 0 Final
Claremont 0 Magee 2 Final
Prncess Margaret 1 Port Moody 3 Final
North Delta 3 Sentinel 2 Final
Salmon Arm 5 Langley 3 Final
West Vancouver 0 Mt. Baker 1 Final
Enver Creek 0 Oak Bay 1 Final
McMath 3 Dr. Charles Best 4 (Penalty shots) Final

Friday 9:30 am Correlieu Langley B.West #2 33

May 6, St. Georges Salmon Arm B.West #3 34

2011 Claremont West Vancouver B.West #4 35

Magee Mount Baker B.West #1 36

11:30 am Princess Margaret Enver Creek B.West #2 37

Port Moody Oak Bay B.West #3 38

Sentinel McMath B.West #4 39

North Delta Dr. Charles Best B.West #1 40

Awards Presentations Following Final Game

CHARLES BEST 3 NORTH DELTA 2 (OT): B.C. TRIPLE A HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER FINAL

North Delta’s Ryan Dhillon soars above a Charles Best player Friday at wet Burnaby Lake Sports Complex. (Jason Payne, PNG)

BURNABY — It had been a dozen years since the B.C. boys Triple A soccer championships have had a repeat winner, illustrating the fact that you have to be good, but you also have to be a little bit lucky.

Coquitlam’s Dr. Charles Best Blue Devils spent the first two days of this season’s championship tournament showing their work ethic, and they used that momentum to build a well-earned 2-0 lead in the opening 24 minutes of Friday afternoon’s title tilt against the North Delta Huskies.

The lucky part?

Well, after taking North Delta’s best shot, one which resulted in the Dawgs tying the game 2-2 early in the second half, they somehow managed to hold the fort and take the game into overtime, ultimately winning the game 30 seconds into overtime on an own goal after Best midfielder Fahim Karmali’s free kick deflected off a North Delta player and past keeper Ricky Brar to make the 3-2 final complete.

The Blue Devils became the first repeat champions since Victoria’s Mount Douglas Rams pulled the trick 1997-98.

“It was a crazy, crazy game,” admitted Karmali as Best opened the scoring in the 18th minute when Austin Derksen beat a charging Brar to a loose ball at the edge of the penalty area and scored his sixth goal of the tournament, followed just six minutes later by an in-close header by defender Challen Rogers that eluded Brar. “They came back, and they had all the momentum. We just tried to hang on.”

North Delta, seeking its first title since 2002, pulled to within a goal 10 minutes before halftime when Irindeep Kooner turned a corner and blasted the ball past keeper Brando Ciccone. Then four minutes into the second half, Huskies’ star midfielder Ryan Dhillon beat Ciccone from in close to cap a furious rally inside the Best penalty area.

“We were ranked 15th heading in and we came in with the last berth from the Fraser Valley so no one was expecting anything from us,” said Derksen, who last season was forced to watch from the sidelines after moving to Coquitlam from Prince George. “But we just came in and we played our game.”

Said North Delta head coach Gurpaul Sohal: “The boys are gutted but they showed character to come back from 2-0.”

In the moments after the game ended, a brief melee ensued after a Charles Best supporter ran in front of the North Delta cheering section and taunted the Huskies’ fans.

B.C. HIGH SCHOOL TRIPLE A CHAMPIONSHIPS

(at Burnaby Lake Sports Complex)

FRIDAY

PLACING GAMES

Championship

Coquitlam-Dr. Charles Best 3 (OT) North Delta 2

3rd-4th

West Vancouver-Sentinel 5 Richmond-R.A. McMath 3

5th-6th

Port Moody 1 Victoria-Oak Bay 0

7th-8th

Surrey-Princess Margaret 1 Surrey-Enver Creek 0

9th-10th

Vancouver-Magee 2 Cranbrook-Mount Baker 0

11th-12th

West Vancouver 3 Victoria-Claremont 1

13th-14th

Salmon Arm 2 Vancouver-St. George’s 1

15th-16th

Langley 4 Quesnel-Correlieu 1

THURSDAY

SEMIFINALS

North Delta 3 Sentinel 2

Dr. Charles Best 4 R.A. McMath 3 (penalties)

AWARDS

Fair Play — Correlieu

Top Goalkeeper — Brando Ciccone (Dr.Charles Best)

Golden Boot — Colein Jacques (McMath)

Soccer Boy (MVP) — Ryan Dhillon (North Delta)

Commisioner’s 11 All-Stars

Claremont — Parm Johal; Correlieu — Henry Stoldt; Dr. Charles Best — Fahim Karmali; Enver Creek — Marc Minicieli; Langley — Philip Baena; Magee — Joel Xu; McMath — Jacob Quail; Mt. Baker — Lukas Eaton; North Delta — Ishmael Nunez; Oak Bay — Alex Adams; Port Moody — Asmat Habibi; Princess Margaret — Amar Hans; Sentinel — Eric Stuart; St. George’s — Alex Wu; West Vancouver — Spencer Reid.

ARGYLE’S PIPERS PLAY A WINNING TUNE

Argyle head coach Darren Rath and his Pipers are hoping to win their first B.C. Triple A girls soccer title since 2003-04. (Mark van Manen, PNG)

NORTH VANCOUVER — Since the start of last season, the Argyle Pipers senior girls soccer team has tasted defeat just one time.

Yet it’s the heartbreaking nature of that loss that has the Triple A No. 1-ranked North Vancouver team and its core of graduating seniors more determined than ever to win the final game of its 2011 campaign.

Last season, the Pipers took an undefeated record into championship game of the B.C. Triple A provincial tournament in Victoria where they played the hometown Claremont Spartans to a scoreless draw before losing in the seventh round of penalty kicks. In the most recent Top 10 rankings, Claremont was perched at No. 2, suggesting that if everything played to form the rest of the way, that a rematch of last season’s final isn’t out of the question.

Yet if losing in the fashion they did wasn’t tough enough, the four seniors on last season’s team had been forced to leave the side midway through the previous day’s semifinal win over Kelowna’s Mt. Boucherie Bears in order to attend to graduation functions in North Vancouver.

This season, an Argyle team bolstered by an even larger core of senior talent is doing everything in its power to try and win the title that eluded them a year ago. And the best part is that if the Pipers can qualify for the June 2-4 provincials in Kamloops, there won’t be any conflicts. Argyle’s grad night doesn’t happen until the following weekend.

“This group has played together in the comminity and they’ve got a tremendous amount of talent,” says Pipers’ head coach Darren Rath whose team twice rallied from deficits on Monday, getting the winning goal from senior Jessie de Boer to edge crosstown rival Handsworth 3-2 and head into the postseason with a 12-0-0 record. “They have a will to win and they have been building towards hopefully winning a provincial championship this year. They want to go out on top. They want to graduate as champions.”

That committee of seniors, many who have been with the varsity since Grade 9, is led by de Boer, its captain and two-time team MVP. Striker Kate Steele, midfielders Alexandra Aulin-Hayes, Madeline Carrillo and Torri Matheson, defender Shannon Madill and versatile Alex Blanchard form the rest of a senior core, with goalkeeping duties handled by Grade 10 Austin Studer and Samantha Chang-Foidl.

The Pipers will play the Burnaby-New Westminster champs this coming week, with the winner earning an automatic berth to the provincials.

The rest of the most recent top 10 has Fraser Valley powers South Delta, Dr. Charles Best of Coquitlam and Coquitlam’s Centennial sitting in spots 3-5. New Westminster is sixth, Surrey’s Panorama Ridge seventh, Sardis eighth, Kelowna ninth and Lord Tweedsmuir of Surrey in 10th.

Also scheduled for the June 2-4 weekend: The B.C. girls Double A soccer championships in Port Coquitlam, and the B.C. girls Single A soccer finals in Victoria.

DRESSED FOR SUCCESS (AND LAUGHS)

South Delta coaches Brent Sweeney (left) and Steve Burns have brought their costume wardrobe to Kamloops this weekend. (PNG file photo)

TSAWWASSEN — Last season, the South Delta Sun Devils earned a berth to the B.C. senior girls Triple A soccer championships with what was essentially a junior-aged team.

This season, as the 2011 championships open a three-day run beginning today at Kamloops’ McArthur Island Park, Tsawwassen’s finest are still one of the youngest sides entered in the 16-team event.

Yet coaches Steve Burns and Brent Sweeney have seen the positives that have resulted from 2010′s season-long trial by fire.

“Even though we made the provincials last season, I would say that this season’s team has been a surprise for us because we don’t have any Grade 12 starters,” says Burns, whose team last won the B.C. title in 2008 with a veteran-laden squad. “We’ve had big turnover the past few years, but that said this is probably the hardest working team I have had in my 14 years coaching here.”

That work rate will be especially important.

The Sun Devils showed it all season en route to a 7-0-0 record with 28 goals for and just four against as they won the Fraser Valley South league title.

They capped a successful Valley playoff run by winning the conference post-season tournament, beating Coquitlam’s Dr. Charles Best 1-0 in overtime on a goal by sniper Nicole Sydor, then got goals from Abbey Rekis and Tara Nordin in a 2-0 title game win over Surrey’s Panorama Ridge.

South Delta and defending B.C. champion Claremont of Victoria are the top two seeds on the top half of the draw, while North Vancouver’s undefeated Argyle Pipers and Vancouver’s Point Grey Greyhounds own the top seeds on the bottom half of the draw.

And if jitters come with youth, then the tradition that Burns and Sweeney have upheld for years will definitely come in handy as it pertains to taking the pre-match pressure off.

For years, the pair have surprised their players by donning costumes ranging from disco dancers to chefs to leprechauns.

“Yes,” Burns confirmed as the team made its way up to Kamloops on Wednesday, “we will be wearing our costumes again.”

The 16-team bracket is split into four pools, and the winners of each pool advance to the semifinals (1, 3 p.m. Friday). The championship final is slated for 11:30 a.m. Saturday.

The full tournament draw is located at kamloops2011.ca.

Also on the slate this weekend:

*The B.C. senior girls Double A provincials run today through Saturday at the Burnaby Lake Sports Complex.

Topping the field of seeds are defending B.C. champion Burnsview Griffins of North Delta, St. Thomas More Knights of Burnaby, Parkville’s Ballenas Whalers and Kamloops’ Sa-Hali Sabres. Semifinals go at 12:30 and 2:30 p.m. Friday with the championship game slated for an 11 a.m. Saturday start.

*The B.C. Single A championships run today through Saturday in Victoria.

KAMLOOPS — The host South Kamloops Titans are one win away from joining the best senior girls Triple A soccer teams in Friday’s semifinal round at the 2011 B.C. championships.

South Kamloops opened play in Pool D Thursday at the McArthur Island Sports Complex with a 2-0 win over No. 1 seeded Point Grey of Vancouver, then followed with a 2-1 win over Fraser Valley runner-up Panorama Ridge of Surrey in its second game.

All teams finish pool play with Friday morning games, so that means if the Titans can top Sardis in a 9 a.m. contest, it would win its pool and advance to the semifinals later in the day.

On the same side of the draw, North Vancouver’s undefeated powerhouse Argyle Pipers finished the play as Pool C leaders with a pair of wins. The Pipers edged Fraser Valley Final Four finisher Dr. Charles Best of Coquitlam 2-1, then followed with a 7-0 win over Prince George. If Argyle beats Oak Bay in a 9 a.m. Friday game, it would go on to face the top team from Pool D in the semifinals.

On the other side of the draw:

Pool A: Defending B.C. champion Claremont Spartans of Victoria put up a pair of clean sheets, leading its pool with a 3-0 win over Coquitlam’s Centennial, followed by a 5-0 win over Mt. Baker from Cranbrook. Claremont can earn a semifinal berth with a win against Kelowna. However that won’t be easy. The Owls drew 2-2 with Centennial and beat Mt. Baker 1-0. If Kelowna beats Claremont, it would then earn the semifinal berth.

Pool B: Fraser Valley champion South Delta sits at 2-0 after it recorded a pair of shutout wins. South Delta topped Kitsilano 3-0 and followed with a 1-0 win over Surrey’s Lord Tweedsmuir. The Devils can book a semifinal berth if it can get past Sentinel of West Vancouver on Friday.

Semifinals are scheduled for 1 and 3 p.m. Friday with the Saturday’s finale kicking off at 11:30 a.m.

Here’s our recap of the Double A and Triple A BC girls soccer championships, which concluded Friday with semifinal contests:

DOUBLE A

BURNABY — The Burnsview Griffins went into last year’s B.C. senior girls Double A soccer champions as complete unknowns, but they emerged as first-time provincial champions.

“Everyone wanted to know where Burnsview was,” laughed Griffins’ head coach Mary Ferguson after her North Delta-based side scored early in the second half to beat North Vancouver’s Windsor Dukes 1-0 in the first of two semifinals at the 2011 provincial tournament, in the midst of its three-day run at the Burnaby Lake Sports Complex. “That’s all we got. They wanted to know who we were.”

Just to prove last season was no fluke, the Griffins have booked their second straight berth in the B.C. final, and they will face the Ballenas Whalers from Parksville in Saturday’s 11 a.m. final. Ballenas went to overtime to beat Burnaby’s St. Thomas More Knights 2-1.

Burnsview’s only strike came in the 50th minute of the 70-minute game.

Grade 9 forward Emma Leese took a pass from just outside the penalty area from Michelle Knowland and got off a quick shot from six yards out that found the back of the net.

“We were carrying the play,” said Ferguson. “They were a good team but we had more chances at net. We had one scary moment where they had a deflection late in the game and they could have scored there.”

Still, Burnsview’s defensive strength has been the key.

“Coming in defending the title is a little tougher,” said Ferguson. “And we’re such a defensive team. We have a fabulous defensive team and we won with defence last year. But we are not scoring a lot of goals.”

That defensive presence, both on theback line and in midfield, has comes from the likes of Olivia Kapelli, Rebecca Delorey, Julie Devriendt, Jessia Turner and Danika Wadley.

The Whalers, a Triple-A sized girls school until this season, will play for the first girls provincial soccer title in school history following its nail-biter over the Knights.

After STMC had opened the scoring in the 12th minute off a corner kick, the Whalers were able to manufacture a number of quality scoring chances but left things until the last minute of regulation.

That’s when Rachel Jones took a well-placed through-ball from Emma Greig, slotting the ball neatly home off the side of her foot to end the game into overtime.

Four minutes into the extra frame, the same two Whalers hooked up to make the big catch, this time Greig putting a through-ball to Jones who scored from 12 yards out.

“We had five or six chances to score and their keeper made a huge save in overtime,” said Ballenas head coach Larry Stefanek.

TRIPLE A

KAMLOOPS — The Claremont Spartans of Victoria will be looking to win a second straight B.C Triple A title today at McArthur Island Sports Complex, but to do it, they’ll have to beat the team they beat in the 2010 final.

Friday’s two semifinals scripted a rematch of the 2010 finals.

Claremont topped South Delta’s Sun Devils 3-0, while North Vancouver’s Argyle Pipers beat host South Kamloops Titans 2-1.

“The semifinal was definitely challenging,” admitted Argyle head coach Darren Rath after senior Jessie DeBoer scored both of her team’s goals. “South Kam, when their whole school showed up, it gave them an inpsrational boost and the played so hard.

“But (Argyle) is on a mission of determination to graduate as champions and we are playing extremely well. The girls are battling for everything they get and however they do tomorrow, they will have earned it. They deserve to be in the final.”

The Pipers opened the scoring in the 20th minute when Mikaela Kautzky won a ball, and flicked it on to DeBoer who with a defender draped on her, calmly slotted the ball home low to the far post.

After a counter-attack off an Argyle giveaway led to the Titans equalizing, DeBoer scored what proved to be the winner when she took a throw-in from Denise Newall, beat three defenders, then dribbled into the penalty area with a series of defenders on her back, scoring from eight yards out.

“It was quite amazing how she got the shot away,” said Rath. “It was sheer determination and will power.”

Saturday’s final is slated for an 11:30 a.m. kickoff.

KAMLOOPS — Jessie DeBoer’s penchant for goals and a quest to win the B.C title that eluded them last season proved to be a winning recipe for North Vancouver’s Argyle Pipers.

After losing in the 2010 championship final last June to Victoria’s Claremont Spartans, Argyle came back with a vengeance and topped their Island rivals in a championship rematch Saturday in Kamloops to win the B.C. Triple A soccer title.

“The girls they were on a mission and it was their sheer determination to graduate as champions,” said Pipers’ head coach Darren Rath after a 5-2 win over the Spartans. “We got off to the start we wanted and it carried us through.”

DeBoer, who won the Golden Boot award after scoring eight times in five tournament games, scored twice in the first six minutes of play. And although Claremont was able to equalize with a pair of goals, Argyle went up 3-2 at the half when Danica Mitchell scored what proved to be the winning goal off a corner kick two minutes before the break.

Gillian Brownlow buried the rebound of a Kate Steele blast to open the second-half scoring for Argyle, then DeBoer sent Alexandra Aulin-Hayes forward for the final tally of the contest.

“She was an unstoppable force up front and when we needed her to drop into midfield to win headers she went right to the centre of the park and kept up her work rate,” said Rath of DeBoer. “She was not going to be denied.”

DOUBLE A

BURNABY — Mary Ferguson wasn’t about to call it a dynasty, but whatever it is, the Burnsview Griffins have got a good thing going with their senior girls soccer program.

Michelle Wessa’s 49th-minute strike lifted the Griffins to a 1-0 win over Parksville’s Ballenas Whalers as the B.C. Girls Double A championships wrapped up a three-day run at the Burnaby Lake Sports Complex.

Burnsview, which had never won a B.C. senior varsity championship in any sport until the girls soccer team won it all for the first time in 2010, put forth such an incredible defensive performance on the week, that it did not allow a single goal in any of the five matches it played. And Saturday’s championship win the culmination of that defensive effort.

“The other team was really only able to break through once,” said Burnsview head coach Ferguson, who added that midfielders Julie Devriendt and tournament MVP Elexis Schlossarek were excellent throughout. “This was a phenomonal team, a team with girls full of heart.”

Devriendt battled with a pair of Ballenas player to win the ball and was able to find Wessa who was able to get into the 18-yard area and score the winning goal.

SHALIE DHEENSAW

BASKETBALL

SCHOOL: CLAREMONT (VICTORIA)

FRESHMAN’S FUTURE: WASHINGTON STATE

Shalie Dheensaw stood tall during her 2011 Head of the Class photo shoot in Vancouver. (Arlen Redekop, PNG)

VICTORIA — The easiest way to quantify what Shalie Dheensaw brings to the basketball court is to label her by her towering height of 6-foot-3.

Yet the standout senior post player with Victoria’s Claremont Secondary Spartans has always held herself to a more intangible system of measure.

“I feel personally that I have to work harder just because the people who haven’t seen me, they just think I am tall and slow,” explains Dheensaw, who has been known to supplement her regimen of on-court skill development and weight-room work with solo sprinting drills on her high school track. “In workouts, I want to be the post that keeps up with the wings, the player who is able to play in the offence as fast as they want me to. I want to be able to do it all: drive from the wing, jump shot from the high post, hook shot in the low post.”

It’s her quest to become the most complete player she can be that has Dheensaw climbing the ladder within the Canadian national team program, where last summer she represented her country at the FIBA World Under-17 championships in France. And in the fall, Dheensaw is headed off to an NCAA Div. 1 career in the Pac 12 Conference at Washington State University.

What she’ll bring with her are the memories of magical senior season with the Spartans, a campaign which fell one aching win shy of the B.C. Triple A chamionship title in March.

“The ending was a little unfortunate,” Dheensaw says of the title game loss to Abbotsford’s W.J. Mouat Hawks. “But I was proud of how we played, how we didn’t let a big deficit affect what we did, and how we improved in every single game.”

The Spartans trailed by 15 points with just over five minutes remaining in the title game, but after Dheensaw and teammate Shayln Crisp engineered a rally over the next four minutes that pulled the Spartans to within just three points, the Hawks finally won by five. Dheensaw was named a first-team all-star and finished with 21 points and 15 rebounds.

All of her qualities are treasured by June Daugherty, her coach-to-be at Washington State, who lauded her “outstanding talent, speed and athleticism in the post.

“She is a die-hard worker with dedication to become the absolute best player,” added Daugherty.

In the end, it’s that system of measure that has Shalie Dheensaw standing her tallest.

Shalie Dheensaw is leaving a second home: Victoria’s Claremont Secondary. (Victoria Times Colonist photo)

KAYLI SARTORI

BASKETBALL

SCHOOL: W.J. MOUAT (ABBOTSFORD)

FRESHMAN’S FUTURE: FRASER VALLEY

 Kayli Sartori found time to stretch out and get comfy during her 2011 Head of the Class photo shoot. (Arlen Redekop, PNG)

ABBOTSFORD — Kayli Sartori has always been a country girl with an appetite for big adventures.

That’s why, in a lot of ways, the basketball court at North Vancouver’s Capilano University, where she led her W.J. Mouat Hawks to the B.C. Triple A title in March, was a lot like her 200-acre family farm just outside of Cultus Lake.

“We’d go hiking, biking in the mountains, swimming in the rivers, all the dangerous stuff,” Sartori laughs, recalling the endless summer days of her early childhood. “My mom would always tell me that if I wanted to go, I had to be good and that I wasn’t allowed to cry.”

Well, tears were most definitely allowed in the post-game euphoria this past March 12 when the 6-foot-1 Sartori helped propel the Abbotsford school to its first-ever provincial hoops title following a 69-64 win over Victoria’s Claremont Spartans.

For Sartori, headed to a CIS career next season with the rapidly-improving Fraser Valley Cascades, the peaks and valleys of that final high school game were just like a danger-filled hike through all manner of hazardous terrain. But in the end, after scoring 27 points and grabbing 10 rebounds, she helped lead the Hawks out of the wilderness, emerging as the tournament’s MVP.

“My mom made me go to tryouts, but in Grade 7 I hated basketball,” admits Sartori, whose combination of guard and forward skills made her perhaps the toughest player to guard this season. “I couldn’t make layups. I was horrendous. But then I fell in love with the game.

“And once the MVP was called, and it was me, I was like ‘I have finally pushed myself to be the player I want to be.’ And now, I want to push myself even further.”

However tough the road gets, here’s betting she knows how to handle it.

“I played six years of community football with the boys,” she smiles, before adding “Yes, full tackle.”

No, she wasn’t a kicker. She lined up as a receiver, and also manned both inside and outside spots as a linebacker.

It’s a resume that does more than suggest that Kayli Sartori is ready for another big adventure.  

Sartori received the 2011 MVP honours at the BC championships from the 2010 winner, Handsworth-UBC star Kris Young. (PNG Photo)

Here’s a look at every Head of the Class honouree since its inception in 2000:

HEAD OF THE CLASS 2000

Adam Friesen — Basketball (Abbotsford-Yale), Concordia-Portland

Ryan Hayden — Track and field (Vancouver College), Villanova

Dan Lewis — Volleyball (Surrey-Elgin Park), post-secondary unknown

Dave Stewart — Soccer (Burnaby North), unknown

Chris Trumpy — Rugby/basketball (Victoria-Oak Bay), Victoria

Jordan Witzel — Football (Burnaby-St. Thomas More), Temple

Roozbeh Banihashemi — Wrestling (Burnaby Central), Simon Fraser

Girls

Angela Anoliefoh — Track and field (Burnaby Central), Purdue

Stephanie Bolin — Volleyball (Parksville-Ballenas), Malaspina

Jacqui Ferraby — Soccer (North Vancouver-Argyle), UBC

Natalie Jackson — Track and field (Burnaby Central), Simon Fraser

Stephanie Jameson — Field Hockey (Vancouver-Prince of Wales), UBC

Dani Langford — Basketball (Mission-Heritage Park), Simon Fraser

Aidan McKinnon — Rugby (North Vancouver-Carson Graham), Capilano

CLASS OF 2001

Tomas Drozdzik — Wrestling (Burnaby Central), unknown

Rob LeBlanc — Multipsort (Vancouver College), McGill

Greg Lund — Football (Burnaby-St. Thomas More), St. Francis Xavier

Maysam Soltani — Soccer (North Vancouver-Carson Graham), unknown

Ryan Speijer — Volleyball (Penticton), Malaspina

Buck Stobart — Rugby (Victoria-Oak Bay), unknown

Nathan Taylor — Track and field (Courtenay-G.P. Vanier), Michigan

Kyle Wilson — Basketball (White Rock Christian Academy), Massachusetts

Girls

Krysha Bayley — Track and field (Port Coquitlam-Terry Fox), Georgia

Ashley Burke — Basketball (North Vancouver-Argyle), Gonzaga

Jen Cote — Volleyball (Nanaimo-Brooks), Central Connecticut State

Shannon Lowe — Rugby (Coquitlam-Gleneagle), unknown

Roslyn Lundeen — Multisport (Victoria-Claremont), Oregon

Christine Sinclair — Soccer (Burnaby South), Portland

Natalie Ward — Field Hockey (Duncan-Cowichan), Victoria

CLASS OF 2002

Omari Aldridge — Soccer (Coquitlam-Centennial), St. Francis (Pa.)

Jon Cornish — Football (Burnaby-St. Thomas More), Kansas

Levon Kendall — Basketball (Vancouver-Kitsilano), Pittsburgh

Chris Kennedy — Volleyball (Langley-Walnut Grove), Trinity Western

Dan Mezheritsky — Track and field (Vancouver-St. George’s), UBC

Chris Porteous — Basketball (Vancouver-Kitsilano), Capilano

Tony Strong — Football (North Vancouver-Carson Graham), Nevada

Matt Tanner — Rugby (Victoria-Oak Bay), unknown

Girls

Chantelle Bowden — Volleyball (Chilliwack-High Road Academy), Central Connecticut State

Danielle Fauteux — Soccer (Kamloops-Westsyde), Tulsa

Vanessa Parente — Rugby (North Vancouver-Carson Graham), Simon Fraser

Jodi Schaufele — Multi-sport (Surrey-Holy Cross), Trinity Western

Kim Smith — Basketball (Mission-Heritage Park), Utah

Beverly Ting — Field Hockey (Vancouver-Crofton House), Harvard

Krista Woodward — Track and field (New Westminster), Georgia

CLASS OF 2003

Jon Conlin — Multi-sport (Vancouver College), Washington State

Sean Denison — Basketball (Nelson-L.V. Rogers), Santa Clara

Phil Mack — Rugby (Victoria-Oak Bay), Camosun

Nigel Marples — Soccer (North Delta), Towson State

Calvin McCarty — Football (Burnaby-St. Thomas More), Bosie State

Steve Rogalsky — Volleyball (Surrey-Fraser Valley Christian), Trinity Western

Jordan Shimell — Track and Field (Port Alberni-Alberni District), Simon Fraser

Girls

Megan Anderson — Field Hockey (Duncan-Cowichan), unknown

Carla Bradstock — Volleyball (Richmond-Cambie), UBC

Lani Gibbons — Basketball (Salmon Arm), Simon Fraser

Janine Kerr — Soccer (North Vancouver-Argyle), UBC

Yvonne Mensah — Track and Field (Vancouver-Little Flower Academy), Illinois

Stevi Schnoor — Rugby (Coquitlam-Gleneagle), unknown

Breanne Watson — Basketball (Richmond-R.A. McMath), Washington

CLASS OF 2004

Mike d’Agostino — Soccer (Langley), Kentucky

Shea Emry — Multi-Sport (Vancouver College), Eastern Washington

Steve Goosen — Football (Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat), Brown

Bryson Kool — Basketball (Pitt Meadows), UBC

Jason Lee — Rugby (Shawnigan Lake), California

Mike Mason — Track and Field (Parksville-Ballenas), Kentucky

Justin Sorensen — Football (Parksville-Ballenas), South Carolina

Chris Winter — Track and Field (North Vancouver-Handsworth), Oregon

Girls

Leanne Evans — Basketball (Port Moody), Southeast Missouri State

Courtney Gerwing — Basketball (Port Coquitlam-Riverside), Simon Fraser

Katlin Gibbons — Rugby (Duncan-Cowichan), Malaspina

Ashley McKilligan — Wrestling (North Vancouver-Argyle), Simon Fraser

Eva Stredulinsky — Field Hockey (Richmond-High McRoberts), Victoria

Judith Stredulinsky — Field Hockey (Richmond-High McRoberts), UBC

Erin Wiskar — Volleyball (Coquitlam-Gleneagle), San Diego

Emily Zurrer — Soccer (Duncan-Cowichan Secondary), Illinois

CLASS OF 2005

Jacob Doerksen — Basketball/Football (Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat), Victoria

Joe Eppele — Football/Track and Field (Vancouver College), Washington State

Alex Elliott — Soccer (Vancouver-Magee), Portland

Willie Galick — Basketball (Nanaimo-Cedar Community), Pepperdine

Ben Jones — Rugby (West Vancouver-Rockridge), UBC

Charlie Jones — Rugby (West Vancouver-Rockridge), UBC

Graeme Kassautzki — Tennis (Vancouver-Lord Byng), New Mexico

Tyrell Mara — Basketball/Track and Field (White Rock Christian Academy), Portland State

Russell Mayert — Wrestling (Coquitlam-Pinetree), Simon Fraser

Curtis Moss — Track and Field (Burnaby Central), Simon Fraser

Girls

Stacie Anaka — Wrestling (Victoria-Reynolds), Simon Fraser

Anita Campbell — Track and Field (Aldergrove Community), Washington

Corri Fell — Track and Field (Vancouver-Point Grey), San Diego State

Danielle Lawrie — Softball (Langley-Brookswood), Washington

Sasha McKinnon — Basketball (Langley-Brookswood), Utah

Candace Morisset — Basketball (Langley-Brookswood), UBC

Danielle Murray — Tennis (Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat), Dartmouth

Jennifer Murray — Tennis (Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat), Dartmouth

Leigh Quinlan — Soccer (Victoria-Oak Bay), Oregon

Lisa Tindle — Basketball (Vancouver-York House), Simon Fraser

Katie Tyzuk — Volleyball (Vancouver-Point Grey), UBC

CLASS OF 2006

Matt Chapdelaine — Football (Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat), Alberta

Matt Evans — Rugby (Shawnigan Lake), Hartpury College (England)

Clayton Hunter-James — Wrestling/Rugby (West Vancouver-Rockridge), UBC

Bol Kong — Basketball (Vancouver-St. George’s), Douglas College

Brent Malish — Basketball (Langley-Brookswood), UBC

Justin Marpole-Bird — Track and Field (Vancouver-St. George’s), Stanford

Matthew Martin — Tennis (Surrey-Earl Marriott), Presbyterian College (SC)

Alex
Marrello — Soccer (Burnaby-Alpha), Cincinnati

Alex Murphy — Basketball (Vancouver-St. George’s), UBC

Bobby Rau — Football (Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat), Alberta

Calvin Westbrook — Basketball (Courtenay-G.P. Vanier), Cal State-Stanislaus

Girls

Lisa Egami — Track and Field (Coquitlam-Centennial), Washington State

Katie Gallagher — Track and Field (Courtenay-G.P. Vanier), Oregon

Liz Gleadle — Track and Field (Vancouver-Kitsilano), UBC

Eden Hingwing — Soccer (Burnaby Central), Creighton

Kelsey Horsting — Basketball (Langley-Brookswood), Simon Fraser

Megan Pinske — Basketball (Port Moody), UBC

Lexie Rathgeber — Volleyball (Surrey-Elgin Park), Oregon State

Sophie Schmidt — Soccer (Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat), Portland

Katie Soderberg — Softball (North Delta-Seaquam), Wisconsin

Tara Watts — Basketball (Langley-Brookswood), Rice

CLASS OF 2007

Jess Hodge — Softball (Vancouver-Point Grey), Virginia Tech

Sinziana Chis — Tennis (West Vancouver-Sentinel), Cornell

Sabrina Nettey — Track and Field (Surrey-Johnston Heights), Stanford

Rheanne Sleiman — Soccer (North Vancouver-Argyle), Rutgers

Lauren O’Reilly — Volleyball (Surrey-Pacific Academy), Michigan State

Stacey Irvine — Track and Field (Smither), Montana State

Erica Rutley — Track and Field (Smithers), Paradise Valley C.C. (Phoenix)

Emily Kozniuk — Field Hockey (North Vancouver-Argyle), Boston College

Jacklyn Simington — Rugby (North Vancouver-Carson Graham)

Katie Miyazaki — Basketball (Richmond-Hugh Boyd), Simon Fraser

Boys

Ben Ball — Volleyball (Abbotsford-MEI), Trinity Western

Kyle Nielsen — Track and Field (Coquitlam-Centennial), Washington

Denny Dumas — Basketball (Burnaby-St. Thomas More), North Dakota

Harry Jones — Rugby (West Vancouver-Rockridge), UBC

Jared Read — Football (New Westminster), Simon Fraser

Trey Henderson — Football (Vancouver College), Southern Cal

Robert Sacre (North Vancouver-Handsworth), Gonzaga

CLASS OF 2008

Rebecca Marino — Tennis (Vancouver-Magee), Georgia Tech

Harleen Sidhu — Basketball (Surrey-Fleetwood Park), Nebraska

Corrine Doornberg — Softball (Langley-Brookswood), Missouri

Alana Pattison — Track and Field (Langley-Walnut Grove), UBC

Elle Kerfoot — Basketball (Surrey-Elgin Park), Seattle

Jackie Trautman — Field Hockey (North Delta-Sands), Alberta

Kelly Newton — Field Hockey (Vancouver-Crofton House), Maine

Georgia McGillivray — Field Hockey (Victoria-Glenlyon-Norfolk), Harvard

Kaela Barker — Field Hockey (North Vancouver-Sutherland), Northeastern

Carly Dickson — Field Hockey (Victoria-Mt. Douglas), Harvard

Sofie Schlagintweit — Volleyball (Abbotsford-Yale), Arizona State

Julie Armstrong — Soccer (Delta), Oregon

Laura Macauley — Track and Field (Alberni District), Texas-El Paso

Boys

Billy Greene — Football (Surrey-Holy Cross), UBC

Keynan Parker — Football (Burnaby-St. Thomas More), Oregon State

Marc Trasolini — Basketball (Vancouver College), Santa Clara

Eugene Wong — Golf (North Vancouver-Handsworth), Oregon

Joel Friesen — Basketball (Abbotsford-Yale), Fraser Valley

Nathan Schuck — Volleyball (Victoria-Oak Bay), UBC

Angus Taylor — Track and Field (Vancouver College), Washington

Brett Lawrie — Baseball (Langley-Brookswood), Arizona State

CLASS OF 2009

Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe — Basketball (Vernon-Kalamalka), Simon Fraser

Justine Johnson — Track and Field (Victoria-Oak Bay), Washington

Dana Cranston — Volleyball (Ft. St. John-North Peace), Colorado State

Monica Lam-Feist — Soccer (Surrey-Sullivan Heights), Wisconsin

Charlotte Dolan — Softball (Coquitlam-Gleneagle), UCLA

Abigail Raye — Field Hockey (Kelowna), UBC

Kristina Collins — Basketball (Port Coquitlam-Riverside), Simon Fraser

Jessica Barnett — Multisport (North Vancouver-Handsworth), Iowa

Lauren Stuart — Track and Field (Smithers), Northern Arizona

Boys

Joe Patko — Football (Port Coquitlam-Terry Fox), Simon Fraser

Boseko Lokombo — Football (Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat), Oregon

Nick Tchernikov — Tennis (Port Coquitlam-Riverside), Washington

Harvie Sahota — Wrestling (Abbotsford-Rick Hansen), Simon Fraser

Thomas Scrubb — Basketball (Vancouver College), Carleton

Brad Kufske — Volleyball (Abbotsford-Yale), Trinity Western

Dylan Haight — Track and Field (Victoria-Oak Bay), Victoria

Ben Hemphill — Soccer (Vancouver College), Portland

Kelly Olynyk — Basketball (South Kamloops), Gonzaga

Readers Choice Awards

Adversity Award — John Tee (Wrestling, Notre Dame)

Coach of the Year — Mike Carkner (Riverside, Fraser Valley Christian)

CLASS OF 2010

Khristina Blajkevitch — Tennis (Vancouver Learning Network), Kentucky

Diana Lee — Basketball (North Vancouver-Handsworth), Boise State

Rosie Schlagintweit — Volleyball (Abbotsford-Yale), UBC

Meghan Lappan — Water Polo (North Vancouver-St Thomas Aquinas), Indiana

Alyx Treasure — Track and Field (Prince George-DP Todd), UBC

Jenna Richardson — Soccer (Surrey-Elgin Park), Oregon State

Kristjana Young — Basketball (North Vancouver-Handsworth), UBC

Anna Kozniuk — Field Hockey (North Vancouver-Argyle), Wake Forest

Cassandra Brown — Basketball (Vernon-Clarence Fulton), Portland

Boys

Nick Del Bianco — Volleyball (Surrey-Fleetwood Park), Trinity Western

Stephen Spagnuolo — Football (Vancouver-Notre Dame), Simon Fraser

Marek Klassen — Basketball (Abbotsford-Yale), Point Loma Nazarene

Gagan Josan — Soccer (Surrey-Panorama Ridge), Simon Fraser

Brayden Jaw — Hockey (Vancouver-St. George’s), Harvard

Philip Scrubb — Basketball (Vancouver College), Carleton

Django Lovett — Track and Field (Langley-Brookswood), New Mexico

Lemar Durant — Football (Coquitlam-Centennial), Nevada

Emerson Murray — Basketball (Vancouver-St. George’s), California

Readers Choice Awards

Adversity Award — Kiya Posthumus (Abbotsford-Rick Hansen)

Coach of the Year — Kevan Gaull (North Delta-Sands)

UPDATED JUNE 26, 2011: We put the call out two months ago for help in compiling our annual B.C. Recruiting List. If you know of someone we missed, send the information to htsumura@theprovince.com and we’ll include it as part of our online package.

Yoan Zola (6-7 P, St. Martin de France Academy, City College of San Francisco); Jahmar Thompson (6-4 F Toronto-Metro Prep Academy); Jordan Sergent (6-5 F Sonora, Cal., Modesto J.C.); Matt Raivio (6-0 PG, Vancouver, Wash.-Mountain View, Santa Rosa J.C.); Scott Hind (6-3 SG Port Coquitlam-Terry Fox)

CIS

CANADA WEST

FRASER VALLEY

Jordan Blackman (6-5 G Abbotsford-Yale); Luke Braund (6-6 F Vancouver-St. George’s, Western Ontario (CIS)); Mike James (6-6 F Winnipeg-Oak Park, Winnipeg (CIS)); Klaus Figueiredo (6-6 G Calgary-Paul Kane, NAIT (CCAA))

THOMPSON RIVERS

Richard Bos (6-6 F Surrey-Holy); Justin King (6-4 Las Vegas-Liberty, Skagit Valley CC); Will Ondrik ( 6-7 F Surrey-White Rock Christian Academy); Mike Zayas ( 6-2 G Richmond-R.C. Palmer); Derek Wolf (6-1G Penticton), Blaz Bozinovic (6-10 F Kamloops-St. Ann’s Academy); Ivan Bozinovic (6-10 Kamloops-St. Ann’s Academy); Zach Usherwood (5-10 PG Coquitlam-Gleneagle); Akeem Pierre (5-11G Richmond-R.C. Palmer, UBC)

TRINITY WESTERN

Justin Bakuteka (6-1 PG Toronto-Martingrove, Lakeland College); Dan Briscoe (6-4 W,Kelowna-KSS,UBC-Okanagan); Mich Cockrill (6-5 G　 Chilliwack-GW Graham, UBC-Okanagan); Taylor Heinrichs (6-7 W Coquitlam-Heritage Wood); Sean Peter (6-3 G Ottawa-Hillcrest, Ottawa)

UBC

Nakai Luyken (6-2 G Abbotsford-Yale); David Wagner (6-8 F South Kamloops); Malcolm Williams (6-2 G Pitt Meadows)

UBC-OKANAGAN

Yassine Ghomari (6-0 G Vancouver-Kitsilano, Langara); Brad Quevillon (5-9 G Vancouver-Kitsilano, Langara); Parry Aulakh (6-2 G Oliver-South Okanagan); Bret Macdonald (6-1 PG Port Coquitlam-Terry Fox); Julian Asselstine (6-8 P Coquitlam-Dr. Charles Best); Ben Hindson (6-9 P, Naramata-Brentwood College); Nick Fournier (6-5 F, Niagara Falls-Welland Centennial)

VICTORIA

Michael Acheampong (6-2 G Toronto-Humber); Vijay Dhillon (6-0 G Richmond-R.C. Palmer); Dominic Ohl (6-7 F Victoria-Claremont); Sean Patrick (6-4 F London, Ont.-St. Thomas Aquinas); Reiner Theil (6-5 W Vancouver-Vancouver College); John Woldu (5-11 G London-Beal, Windsor)

Warren Liang (6-4 G Vancouver-Sir Charles Tupper)

CCAA

BCCAA

CAMOSUN

A.J. Beaudry (6-3 W Winnipeg–River East Collegiate); James Blandford (6-5 F Victoria-Stelly’s); Joe Jennings (6-7 F Airdrie, Alta.-Bert Church); Amit Khatkar (5-11 G Victoria-Claremont); Chris LeQuesne (5-10 G Victoria-Belmont); Jason Nenzel (6-1 G Parksville-Ballenas); Greg Partington (6-6 F Victoria-Spectrum); Demeko Simons (5-7 G Victoria-Mount Douglas); Desmond Slack (6-1 G Victoria-Claremont)

CAPILANO

Ater Degal (5-11 G Burnaby South); Wes Dekleer (6-4 GF North Vancouver – Argyle); John Leong (5-11 G North Vancouver-Handsworth); Rob Hougard (6-6 F Port Coquitlam-Terry Fox); Graeme McCallum (6-3 G Port Coquitlam-Terry Fox, Red Deer CCAA); Tyler Lutton (6-3 G Coquitlam-Pinetree, Acadia CIS); Omid Davani Pourmomen (6-4 G/F Port Coquitlam-Terry Fox, Victoria CIS); Sam Zhang (6-4 F, Douglas)

COLUMBIA BIBLE

Kevin Ford (6-0 G Seattle-Kent-Meridian); Des O’Brien (5-11 G Kelowna-Mt Boucherie); Darrell Popken (6-4 F Abbotsford-Yale); Wilson Willock (6-1 G Hope)

DOUGLAS

Navjot Bains (6-5 PF Surrey-Tamanawis); Gagan Sahota (6-5 SF Surrey-Tamanawis); Karan Bains (6-2, PG Surrey-Tamanawis), Keith Nath (6-3 F Vancouver-Killarney)

KWANTLEN POLYTECHNIC

Aaron Ram (6-3 G North Delta-Seaquam); Chris Archangel (6-0 PG, Windsor, Ont.-Catholic Central); David Poole (6-6 F Southfield, Mich.-West Bloomfield); Gurpal Mann (6-4 F Surrey-Queen Elizabeth); Peter Mark Mitchell (6-2 G/F, Windsor Ont.-Catholic Central, St. Clair CCAA); Steven Adusei (5-8 PG North Delta-Seaquam, Douglas); Tristan Gruenthaler (6-6 F Abbotsford-Yale); William Takyi-Prah (6-3 G Vancouver-St. George’s)

LANGARA

Brody Greig (6-1 G Richmond-R.A. McMath); Ranjodh Hare (6-4 F Richmond-R.C. Palmer); Jitinder Lohcham (6-7 F Vancouver-David Thompson, UFV); Vince Tolentino (6-3 G/F Vancouver College)

NORTHERN B.C.

Billy Cheng (5-7 PG, Richmond-R.C. Palmer); Kevan Madsen (6-10 F, Prince George-Kelly Road); Gabe Aubertin (6-6 F, Kettle Falls, Wash.-Peninsula College); Charles Barton (6-3 F, Vernon-Clarence Fulton, Thompson Rivers)

QUEST

Dylan Kular (6-3 G Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat, Kwantlen); Piero Simovic (6-1 G Nanaimo-Wellington); Sunny Johal (6-8 F Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat); Justin Tryon (6-3 F Qualicum Beach-Kwalikum); Mo Dadfar (6-5 F Port Moody-Heritage Woods); Josh Beasley (6-1 G Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat); Gurminder Kang (6-3 G, Abbotsford-WJ Mouat)

VANCOUVER ISLAND

Greg Gillies　 (6-5 F Nanaimo-Dover Bay, SFU)

; Jason Mckee　 (6-5 F Nanaimo-Dover Bay); Jarryd Engevik (6-5 F Nanaimo-Cedar);

MEN

BASKETBALL

NCAA

DIV. 2

SIMON FRASER

BRANDON

Alex Klocek (6-4 G/F Coquitlam-Gleneagle); Turell Scott (6-4 G/F Coquitlam-Gleneagle)

OUA

WATERLOO

Luke Ehman (5-11 G Surrey-Holy Cross)

WESTERN ONTARIO

Larry Blyth (6-5 F, Langley-Walnut Grove)

AUS

ST. MARY’S

Trevor Davidson (6-2G Nanaimo-Dover Bay)

LAKELAND

Daniel Edwards (6-3 F Burnaby South)

BASEBALL

UBC

Jerod Bartnik (6-2 OF Langley Blaze),　Kevin Biro (6-0 INF Deep Bay),　John Caputo (6-1 INF Toronto Mets),　Dane Donegan (6-2 RHP Denver, Col.-Littleton),　Tyler Enns (6-1 OF Miles Macdonnel Collegiate-Winnipeg),　Alex Graham (6-0 RHP North Vancouver-Handsworth),　Brody Hawkins (5-10 C North Delta-Sands),　Mike Krische (6-2 OF Langley-Brookswood),　Gabe Mark (5-11 INF　Richview Collegiate-Toronto),　Kenton Schroter (6-1 RHP Wellington, Ont.),　Matt Trimble (6-2 LHP Port Coquitlam-Terry Fox)

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE

Ty Walker (LHP, North Delta-Sands)

THOMPSON RIVERS

Lee Harty (6-3 P/3B/DH Geelong-Australian Technical College, Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE)

DOUGLAS COLLEGE

Brent Foreman (6-2 C Coquitlam-Centennial, Coquitlam Reds)

U.S. JUNIOR COLLEGE

EL PASO

Josh Sigurdson(6-0 IF/OF Surrey-Semiahmoo)

BADMINTON

CCAA

VANCOUVER ISLAND

Jonathan Foster (5-10　 Nanaimo Christian)

LANGARA

Luke John James Couture (6-4, St. John, NB-Saint Malachy’s Memorial)

FIELD LACROSSE

NCAA

WHEELING JESUIT

Tyler Buchan (5-10 mid/attack Surrey-Holy Cross)

FOOTBALL

NCAA FBS

BOISE STATE

Taylor Loffler (6-4 DB, Kelowna)

RICE

Christian Covington (6-3 DT Vancouver College)

NCAA FCS

MONTANA STATE

Rhys Gilbert (5-10 QB North Vancouver-Windsor)

NCAA DIV. 2

GREAT NORTHWEST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

SIMON FRASER

Adam Dykstra (6-3 LB, UBC); Keenan North (6-4 LB, Bellingham HS); Adam Zaruba (6-5 TE, North Vancouver-Carson Graham); Kody Penner (6-5 TE, Salmon Arm); Ahmad Korma (6-2 LB, Snoqualmie, Wash.-Mt. Si); Kristian Lawrence (6-5 DL, Ottawa-St. Peter’s); Alex Hernandez (6-2 LB Vancouver College); Kyle Kawamoto (5-11 WR, North Vancouver-Handsworth); Alex Iezzi (6-2 RB London, Ont.-Mother Theresa); Marcell Noel Etchu Njang (6-2 TE Mississauga, Ont.-Father Goetz); Alex Agnoletto (6-1 OL, Port Coquitlam-Terry Fox); Marcus Goods (6-4 DL Edmonton-Jasper Place); Anthony Belmonte (6-1 WR, Vancouver-Notre Dame); Martin Duckhorn (6-3 DE Pitt Meadows); Ben Nield (6-4 OL, Arlington, Wash, D.C.); Matt Kraft (6-0 SS, South Delta); Bobby Pospischil (5-9 WR, Coquitlam-Centenial); Mitchell Barnett (6-0 LB, North Vancouver-Handsworth); Brad Bomberry (6-1 SS, Kirkland, Wash.-Juanita); Nick Dentay (6-4 OL, Aurora, Ont.-St. Andrews); Braden Schram (6-4 LB, Manning, Alta.); No
slan Jara (6-4 TE Vancouver-Notre Dame); Cam Bedore (5-11 QB, Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat); Nikolai Karpun (6-1 K/P, North Delta-Sands); Brian Baldwin (5-10 DB, Camarillo, Cal.-Moorpark J.C.); Quin Courtney (6-1 OL, Chelan, Wash.); Cam Brown (6-2 OL, Vanderhoof-Nechako Valley); Robert Sharps (5-11 DB, Carnation, Wash.-Eastlake); Cameron Hanson (6-3 WR, Henderson, Nev.-Bishop Gorman Prep); Robin Weathersby (5-11 DB, Chelan, Wash.); Connor Whitelaw (6-3 QB, South Kamloops); Sam Swerhone (5-11 WR, Portland Christian); Dakota Sanchez (6-3 DT, Bellingham, Wash.); Sammy Jasper (6-4 OL, Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat); Daniel McCutcheon (6-1 WR, Abbotsford-Rick Hansen); Spencer Lang (6-8 DL, Coquitlam-Centennial); Desmond Bassi (6-2 WR, Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat); Stephen Lewis (6-2 DL, North Vancovuer-Windsor); Earl Anderson (5-10 SB, Simcoe, Ont.-Holy Trinity); Tanner Pearce (6-2 SS, Mission); Jacob Hayes (6-4 OL/DL, Coquitlam-Centennial); Tarrance Crawford (6-0 RB, Windsor, Ont.-CCH Ravens); Jake Christianson (6-4 OL, Campbell River-Timberline); Trey Wheeler (6-1 QB, Issaquah, Wash.-Liberty); Jared Soll (6-3 LB, Port Coquitlam-Terry Fox); Jayden Ockenden (6-0 DB, Kamloops-Norkam); Joey Iatzko (6-3 LB, Windsor, Ont.-W.F. Herman; Jordan Traversy (6-2 FB, North Delta-Sands); Tuomas Nurmi (6-1 DB, Helsinki, Fin.); Tyler Fong (6-0 DB, Victoria-Mt. Douglas); William Hodgman (6-4 OL, Yuma-Arizona Western J.C.); Zach Rousseau (6-7 OL, Victoria-Mt Douglas)

CIS

CANADA WEST

UBC

Ben Bahrami (6-2 LB West Vancouver, Western Ontario); Shaun Ball (6-3 DE SFU); Vivie Bojilov (6-0 LB New Westminster, SFU); Alex Bulcke (6-2 OL Belle River, Ont.-Ste. Anne Catholic); Cam Canales (6-0 QB Port Coquitlam-Terry Fox); Keegan Caruthers (6-0 LB Cumberland (Ottawa) Panthers); Cody Cochrane (6-3 WR South Delta, SFU); Josh Cochrane (6-1 WR South Delta); Andrew Darcovich (6-2 WR White Rock Titans); Arshi Dhaliwal (6-2 OL/DL Mission); Phil Dick (6-1 DL Burnaby-St. Thomas More, Regina); Mike DiDomenico (6-6 OL Saddleback JC/MM Robinson); Tony Ganton (6-5 OL/DL North Delta-Sands); Ian Henderson (6-2 LB New Westminster); Cody Hillhouse (6-3 LB Surrey-Earl Marriott, St. Mary’s); Ross Hilliam (6-1 WR Burnaby-STM); Riley Horvath (6-2 Catholic Central); Noslan Jara (6-4 DL Vancouver-Notre Dame); Satbir Jawandha (6-3 LB South Fraser Rams); Riley Jones (6-1 LB South Delta); Kofi Kumamintah (6-2 DB Bute Junior College/South Fraser); Daniel McCutcheon (6-1 WR Abbotsford-Rick Hansen); Logan McLeod (6-3 OL Mission, Acadia); Lance Milton (6-1 DB UBC); Hayden Nicol (6-0 WR North Vancouver-Carson Graham); Pierre Lacerte (5-11 LB El Paso, Tex.-Franklin); Robert Perrizolo (6-2 DL Vancouver-Notre Dame); Warren Reece (5-9 RB New Westminster); Ethan Sadowski (6-4 DE North Delta-Seaquam); Valentin Schultz (6-0 WR Vienna Vikings); Kehl Snyder (6-1 DB Calgary-William Aberhart); Patrick Sullivan (6-2 OL, Queen’s CIS); Ryan Williams (5-11 DL Kamloops Broncos); Charlie Thorpe (6-0 LB Vancouver College); Adam Konar (6-1 FS Vancouver College); Chris Adams (6-0 S South Delta); Taylor Harrison (6-2 DE South Delta)

CALGARY

Matt Carson (6-4 DE Kelowna)

SASKATCHEWAN

Tyler Robson (6-0 DB Kelowna, Okanagan Sun)

OUA

QUEEN’S

Sean Mayzes (6-1 DB Vancouver College)

ST. MARY’S

John Watson (6-2 WR, Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat); Jamie Wandell (6-4 OL New Westminster); James Belgrave (6-0 RB New Westminster)

TORONTO

Johnny Kalamba (6-0 LB Coquitlam-Centennial), Milthon Nevy (5-5 RB New Westminster)

YORK

Dustin Plett (5-10 DL Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat)

QSSF

BISHOPS

Nick Blanchette (6-4 OL Vancouver College)

MCGILL

Jeff Tichelman (5-11 QB Vancouver College), Estello Nap Hill (6-3 TE Vancouver College), Nick Adomat (6-4 OL New Westminster)

AUS

ACADIA

Travis Collona (6-2 OL/DL Salmon Arm)

GOLF

UBC

Jeremy Demers (Toronto); Conner Kozak (Vernon)

VICTORIA

Kyle Blacquier (Fredericton, N.B.); Kevin Bredy (Calgary), Derek Rucki (Calgary)

BCCAA

THOMPSON RIVERS

Brent Pound (Kamloops-Sa-Hali Secondary), Charlie Lewthwaite (Kelowna)

HOCKEY

CIS

UBC

Kyle Johnson (6-2 F Dauphin Kings, MJHL), Steven Stanford (6-1 G Saskatoon Blades, WHL), Cole Wilson (6-1 F Camrose Kodiaks, AJHL), Jason Yee (6-1 D Powell River Kings, BCHL

NCAA

BOSTON COLLEGE

Destry Straight (6-1 fwd West Vancouver-Sentinel, Coquitlam Express); Mark Begert (5-11 def West Vancouver, Coquitlam Express)

NEBRASKA-OMAHA

Stefan Nicolishen (6-2 Fwd, Penticton, Westside Warriors)

NORTHEASTERN

Ryan Renz (6-2 Def, Castlegar, Vernon Vipers)

NORTHERN MICHIGAN

Eric Walker (6-2 def Castlegar, Trail Smoke Eaters)

ROWING

UBC

Martin Bohdal (5-10 Lightweight Vancouver RC); Daniel Cameron (6-2 Heavyweight Nanaimo); Nic Djordjevic (6-0 Lightweight Vancouver-Lord Byng); Harlan Dohm (6-3 Heavyweight Vancouver College); Sean Hacker-Teper (5-6 Coxswain Toronto-Upper Canada College); Tyson Hernandez (6-2 Heavyweight Vancouver); Jeremy Kertzer (6-3 Heavyweight Montreal); Conner McSweeney (6-0 Lightweight Vancouver RC)

VICTORIA

Coleman Bak (Brockville); Sean Carnduff (6-0 VCRC); Alex Clancy (5-2 Sidney-Deep Cove); Grahame Dawe (6-2 Shawnigan); Sean Decter (6-6 Victoria-Gorge); Harlan Dohn (6-6 Vancouver College); Evan Earp-Jones (5-9 Nanaimo); Maxim Ellison-Denison (6-2 Victoria-SMUS); Theron Finley (5-7 VCRC); Jordan Friedman (6-0 Victoria-Esquimalt); Will Kennedy (Calgary); Iain Kinch (6-7 Toronto-Argonauts RC); Nick Lee (5-9 VCRC); Gareth Lindstrom (6-2 Vancouver College); Bernardo Murad (Brazil); John Roper (6-6 Kent School); Madis Salumae (Estonia); Sean Teper Hacker (Toronto-Upper Canada College); Cameron Tilley (5-10 Sidney-Deep Cove); Austin Ward (Orange Coast College);Cameron York (6-1 Mill Bay-Brentwood College)

WESTERN ONTARIO

Max Lattimer (Vancouver College)

QUEEN’S

Mark Bonar (Vancouver College)

RUGBY

UBC

Shane Bates (5-10 Centre/Wing Capilano CCAA); Alex Mascott (6-0 Prop/Hooker Vancouver-St. George’s); Liam Murphy Burke (6-0 Fly Half/Centre Surrey-Semiahmoo); Remy Panikkar (6-3 Lock/Flanker Langara CCAA); Sam Parrague (5-10 Flanker/Prop Orinda, Cal.-Miramonte); Dane Peterson (5-11 Centre/Wing Kelowna); Charlie Thorpe (6-0 Flanker Vancouver College)

VICTORIA

Callum Busfield (Prop, Vernon-Kalamalka Secondary), Patrick Kay　 (Fullback, Outside Half, Duncan-Cowichan)

SOCCER

NCAA DIV. 2

SIMON FRASER

Chris Bargholz (5-8 Mid Fuessen-Germany-Gymnasium Hohenschwangau); Robert Brown (5-11 mid Brussels-Belgium International School of Brussels); Ryan Dhillon (5-10 wing North Delta); Erik Hacker (6-1 def North Delta-Sands); Pablo Ruiz (5-8 mid Guatemala City, Guatemala-Colegio Metropolitano); Justin Wallace (5-11mid, Kamloops-Sa-Hali, TRU CCAA)

CIS

FRASER VALLEY

Nick Haywood (6-0 mid Chilliwack); Emad　Agahi (6-1 def Maple Ridge); Matthew Kidwell (5-11 gkp Langley-Brookswood); Jordan　Leib (5-10 mid Bellingham-Squalicum); Trent Mayer (6-2 fwd Abbotsford Collegiate); Logan　McKeown (5-9 def Chilliwack-Sarids); Colton O’Neill (5-7 def Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat); Connor　O’Neill (5-8 mid Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat); Kyle Parker (6-0 def Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat)

TRINITY WESTERN

Brayden Gant (6-1 MF Maple Ridge-Thomas Haney)

UBC

Cameron Davis (5-8 F Ashbury College-Ottawa NCSSAA)

VICTORIA

Lucas Barrett (fwd, Richmond, Hugh Boyd, Simon Fraser), Kyle Kostis (6-1 mid, Calfgary-Western Canada); Miguel Romero (5-11 mid, Calgary-Lord Beaverbrook)

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER

Sam Hutchinson (6-0 gkp Victoria-Glenlyon-Norfolk); Ryan Ashlee (6-3 def Victoria-Reynolds)

BCCAA

CAPILANO

Brando Ciccone (5-11 gkp Coquitlam-Dr. Charles Best); Taku Bradshaw (6-1 def North Vancouver-Handsworth, UBC); Lucas Sweda (5-8 wing Burnaby Central); Andrew Malamura (5-10 mid Surrey-Fraser Valley Christian); Chris D
iabikulu (5-10 fwd Burnaby–Byrne Creek); Jordan Macdonell (5-11 fwd Coquitlam-Dr. Charles Best); Gianmarco Pensato (5-8 mid North Vancouver-Sutherland); Stefano Bortolusi (5-10 def Coquitlam-Dr. Charles Best); Mike Anderson (5-9 mid Burnaby Mountain); Will Barraclough (6-1 fwd North Vancouver–Handsworth)

LANGARA

Stefano Mattia (5-10 M/F VancouverNotre Dame); Mike Jasinski (5-10 fwd Vancouver-Sir Winston Churchill); Gurjot Sahota (6-1 def Vancouver-David Thompson); Manjot Sahota (5-11 def Vancouver-David Thompson); Tristan Forseth ( 5-9 mid-fwd Qualicum Beach-Kwalikum); Danny Chahal (5-10 def Burnaby Central)

SWIMMING

NCAA

SIMON FRASER

Dimitar Ivanov (Port Moody); Hans Heyer (Germany); Kerry Murphy (New Westminster); Taylor Dalke (Kamloops-Sa-Hali)

CIS

TRINITY WESTERN

Christian Desjarlais (Kelowna-Immaculata); Patrick Loftus (Coeur d’Alene, Idaho-Lake City); Sally Wallick (5-6 Kelowna); Anthony Russo ( Kelowna)

UBC

Liam Todd (Vancouver College); Angus Todd (Vancouver College)

TRACK AND FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY

NCAA DIV. 1

KENTUCKY

Sean Keane (MD, Surrey-White Rock Christian); Keffri Neal (MD, Surrey-Fleetwood Park)

NCAA DIV. 2

SIMON FRASER

BJ Cunliff (XC/track Courtice, Ont.); Stuart Ellenwood (XC/track Langley); Anton Humeniuk (XC/track Vancouver-Killarney); Jason Fraser-Mauran (XC/track Burnaby-Alpha); Jacob Karamanian (track Maple Ridge)

CIS

TRINITY WESTERN

Calum Innes (5-11 sprint/hurdles Bearsdon,Glasgow-Boclair Academy); Blair Johnston (5-10 CC/MD Surrey-White Rock Christian); Dylan Kelso (6-0 LJ/sprints Nanaimo-Dover Bay)

VICTORIA

Ryan Cassidy (Grande-Digue, NB-Louis J. Robichaud); Cole Peterson (Edmonton-Harry Ainlay), Cody Therrien (Victoria-St. Andrew’s)

CIS/NAIA

UBC

VOLLEYBALL

THOMPSON RIVERS

UBC

Gabriel Aaron (6-5 OH Glebe Collegiate); Noah Derksen (6-3 OH Winnipeg-Mennonite Brethren Collegiate Institute); Jarrid Ireland (6-5 OH Winnipeg-Transcona Collegiate); Parker Jobin (6-10 MB Grand Prairie CCAA); Milan Nikic (6-1 set Calgary-Western Canada HS); Alex Russell (6-8 mid Surrey-Kwantlen Park); David Zeyha (6-4 OH Grand Prairie CCAA)

UBC-OKANAGAN

Riley McFarland (6-4 OH Surrey-Semiahmoo, UBC); Jonathon Russo (6-2 LS/set Winfield-George Elliott); Jeremy Fostvelt (5-10 lib, Surrey-Earl Marriott); Leigh Goosen (6-5 mid-outside Kelowna Christian); Leo Schober (6-6 mid, Kelowna)

OUA

QUEEN’S

Matthew Bonshor (6-2 OH, Surrey-Semiahmoo)

BCCAA

CAMOSUN

Tanner March (6-3 LS Kelowna-Okanagan-Mission; Tanner Litwin (6-1 set, Grand Prairie Composite, Alta, Grand Prairie, CCAA); Alex Sadowski (6-7 mid Victoria-Belmont); Ryan Thain (6-1 set Surrey-Earl Marriott); Andrew Inglis (6-5 l/r Red Deer College, CCAA); Dylan White (6-4 l/r SAIT, CCAA); Eric Riedstra (6-7 mid Victoria-Pacific Christian, Camosun)

COLLEGE OF THE ROCKIES

Drew Hamilton (6-2 set Red Deer, Alta.-Notre Dame); Neil Brinker (6-1 LS Red Deer, Alta.-Notre Dame); Kieran Read (6-2 LS Okotoks, Alta.-Foothills Composite)

Garret Cassels (6-2 RS Winnipeg-Dakota Collegiate)

COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE

Connor Nickel (6-4 MB Abbotsford-MEI); Nick Van Delft (6-2 OH Langley-Credo Christian); Matthew Erickson (6-2 OH Saskatoon-Centennial Collegiate); Luke Oloffs (6-3 OH Kelowna-Mt. Boucherie)

DOUGLAS

Nick Bridle (6-6 mid South Delta); Rex Fenton (6-3 set Ottawa-Glebe Collegiate, UBC); Drew Ruby (6-2 out Surrey-Clayton Heights); Preston Wong (6-1 out Burnaby North); Graham Stoliker (6-1 set Surrey-Tamanawis)

FRASER VALLEY

Jason Boroevich (6-4 mid Burnaby Central); Victor Zych (5-10 LS Port Coquitlam-Riverside); Adam Chaplin (5-10 LS Mission-Hatzic); Robert Bauerfind (6-3 RS Surrey-Fraser Heights); Michael Chinchilla (5-10 RS Surrey-Kwantlen Park); Jon Dvorak (5-9 LS Langley Fundamental); Trevor Van Delft (5-10 LS Langley-Credo Christian)

VANCOUVER ISLAND

Adam Tishenko　 (6-2 set Vernon-W.L.-Seaton)

OCAA

REDEEMER

Jake Klassen (6-1 set Surrey-Semiahmoo)

WRESTLING

SIMON FRASER

Robert Rogal (Coquitlam-Centennial); Sunny Dhinsa (Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat); Ryan Ewechin (Nanimo-Dover Bay); Roydon Millar (Penticton)

ST. CLOUD STATE

Tim Daly (5-11 D Maple Ridge-Samuel Robertson Technical, Langley Chiefs)

Jake Bruchet (distance/XC Surrey-Elgin Park); Will Cliff (distance/XC Vancouver-St. George’s); Matt Galea (distance/XC Calgary-Centennial); Alex Kilpatrick (middle distance Vancouver-Kitsilano); Ryan Sommer (throws Surrey-Elgin Park); Jack Williams (middle distance/XC Surrey-Semiahmoo); Mo Lawerence (distance/XC Howe Sound); Devin Rajala (middle distance/XC- North Vancouver-Argyle)

CIS

CANADA WEST

Brad Gunter (6-7 RS-set Courtenay-G.P. Vanier); Nick Balazs (6-5 mid Prince George-D.P. Todd); Chris Osborn (6-8 RS-LS Phoenix, Ariz.-Manitoba, CIS); Mohamed Abdel Moniem (6-8 mid Cairo (Egypt)-Ahly VC)

TRINITY WESTERN

Tyler Koslowsky (5-11 L Abbotsford-MEI)

ACAA

UPDATED AS OF JUNE 26, 2011: We put the call out two months ago for help in compiling our annual B.C. Recruiting List. If you know of someone we missed, send the information to htsumura@theprovince.com and we’ll include it as part of our online package.

WOMEN

BASKETBALL

NCAA DIV. 1

BOISE STATE

Lexie Der (6-1 G/F Burnaby-St Thomas More)

WASHINGTON STATE

Shalie Dheensaw (6-3 F Victoria-Claremont)

NCAA DIV. 2

SIMON FRASER

Rachel Halipchuk (5-8 G Princeton); Erin Chambers (6-1 G Mission-Heritage Park); Kaitlyn Lowen (5-7 G Lethbridge-Central Catholic); Ashley Sullivan (5-11 G/F Surrey-Tamanawis)

CIS

CANADA WEST

FRASER VALLEY

Kayli Sartori (6-0 G/F Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat); Katie Brink (6-1 F Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat); Zoey Haramboure (5-9 G/F Langley-Brookswood); Sydney Schepikoff (5-11 G Langley-Brookswood); Jaslyen Singh (5-8 G W.J. Mouat); Lauren Sollero (5-9 G Coquitlam-Centennial)

TRINITY WESTERN

Laurelle Weigl (6-4 F Stony Plain-Memorial Composite High, Simon Fraser); Tessa Beauchamp (5-10 F Surrey-Holy Cross); Chantelle Martin (5-7 G South Surrey-Elgin Park, Utah Valley); Ashleyn Sarowa (5-6 G Abbotsford-WJ Mouat); Katelyn Star (5-9 G Langley-Brookswood); Sarah Cleveland (5-7 G Elizabeth, Colo.- Chaparral, Portland State); Kristin Ford (5-11 F Okotoks-Holy Trinity Academy) Laurissa Weigl (5-9 F Stony Plain, Alta-Jasper Place, Grant MacEwan)

THOMPSON RIVERS

Taiysa Worsfold (5-10 G Kamloops-Sa-Hali); Dana Clarkson (5-11F Vanderhoof-Nechako Valley); Jade Montgomery-Waardenburg (x-x G Kelowna); Sarah Malate (5-5 G Calgary-Bishop Grandin); Britney Walton (5-10 G/F Vernon)

Rae-Maryse Laljee (19, 5’8″, Langley,BC, York House-Trinity Western University)

UBC-OKANAGAN

Krystal Schouten (6-2 P Winnipeg-River East, Quest); Angela White (5-7 G North Vancouver-Handsworth, Langara); Whitney Hamilton (5-11 G-F Victoria-Lambrick Park); Tia Sadler (5-8 G Golden); Emily Kanester (5-6 G Vernon)

UBC

Stephanie Bell (6-0 F North Vancouver-Argyle); Cassandra Knievel (5-10 G Nanaimo-Dover Bay); Adrienne Parkin (6-0 F Vancouver-Kitsilano)

VICTORIA

Shaylyn Crisp (5-7 G Victoria-Claremont); Jenny Lewis (5-11 G/F Fall River, N.S.-Lockview); Jordyn Newman (5-9 G Surrey-Elgin Park); Chelsea McMullen (5-10 F Prince George-Kelly Road, Camosun-CCAA)

AUS

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER

Kolbi Roper (6-2 F North Vancouver-Carson Graham)

BCCAA

CAMOSUN

Alex Allen (G Calgary-TRU); Gavriella Goldschmid (G Victoria-Mount Douglas); Nina Grigat (G Valemount); Nadea Hall (G Penticton); Alexandra Hill (P Calgary-St Mary’s); Brianne Larson (W Shawnigan Lake); Jordan Ned (Kelowna); Vanessa Schmidt (G North Vancouver-St Thomas Aquinas); Jade Shirley (P Estevan-Estevan Composite); Christina Zanette (G Prince George-Duchess Park)　　　　　　　　　　　

CAPILANO

Hayley Boulier (6-1 F North Vancouver-Windsor); Charan Randhawa (5-6 G Vancouver-John Oliver);

Kayla Thomas (5-10 F Mission)COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE

Janelle　Taekema　(5-10 G Chilliwack-Unity Christian); Melissa Spring (5-11 F Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat); Jessica Beasley　(5-8 G Vancouver-Carver Christian); Desiree　Guitian　(5-10 G/F Kent Wash.-Kent Meridian); Meagan　Nelson (5-9 F Abbotsford-MEI)

DOUGLAS

Tessa O’Connor (5-5 G North Vancouver-Carson Graham)

KWANTLEN POLYTECHNIC

Brittney Church (5-8 G Langley-Brookswood); Chelsea Church (5-11 C Langley-Brookswood, Douglas CCAA); Sam Van Den Boogaard (5-9 G Langley-Brookswood); Christina Brown (5-8 G Langley-Brookswood); Carrie Snaychuk (5-9 F Kelowna-Mt. Boucherie); Jessica Villadiego (5-3 G Surrey-Holy Cross); Jeanneine Yngreso (5-4 G Surrey-Holy Cross); Anna Work (5-6 G Marysville (Wash.)-Lakewood, Everett CC); Erin Vekhic (5-10 G Douglas); Cassie Micona (5-4 G Mission-Heritage Park)

LANGARA

Erin Foreman (5-0 Langley-Walnut Grove); Hayley Toth (5-6 G Mission); Rebecca Dingle (5-10 F Coquitlam-Centennial); Denise Busayong (5-4 G Richmond-McNair)

NORTHERN B.C.

Ashley McMillan (5-6 G Prince George-D.P. Todd); Nicole Schlick (6-2 P Prince George-Duchess Park); Danielle Steele (5-7 G Prince George-D.P. Todd)

QUEST

Shayna Cameron (5-8 G Chilliwack); Chelsea Harteveld (5-9 G Port Coquitlam-Riverside); 　Hillary Young (5-7 G Port Coquitlam-Riverside)

VANCOUVER ISLAND

Jocelyn Jones (5-8　 F Des Moines, Wash.-Highline CC), Viv Veerman (5-8 G, Abbotsford Christian); Darcy Bennett (5-10 G Parksville-Ballenas; Jamie MacFarlane (5-8 G Prince George-D.P. Todd)

FIELD HOCKEY

NCAA

BOSTON COLLEGE

Emma Plasteras (5-6 North Vancouver-Carson Graham)

HOFSTRA

Jonel Boileau (5-8 fwd Kelowna)

MAINE

Natasha Ford (5-5 gkp Vancouver-Lord Byng); Annabelle Hamilton (5-6 def North Vancouver-Carson Graham)

MICHIGAN

Lauren Annable (5-4, mid/fwd West Vancouver-Collingwood)

MICHIGAN STATE

Michelle Graham (5-8 fwd West Vancouver)

PACIFIC

Erica Gordon (5-8 mid Coquitlam-Pinetree)

STANFORD

Shannon Herold (5-8 mid South Delta); Alexandra McCawley (5-4 fwd North Vancouver-Carson Graham)

VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH

Stacey Farr (5-4 fwd Carson Graham)

CIS

ALBERTA

Alanna Macdonald (5-5 mid/def Port Moody-Heritage Woods); Jenny Gluska 5-3 fwd Coquitlam-Centennial)

GUELPH

Meghan Hurst (5-10 gkp Port Moody-Heritage Woods)

TORONTO

Sarah Main (5-4 fwd North Vancouver-Argyle)

UBC

Katrina Davis (5-7 mid West Vancouver-Collingwood); Sarah Keglowitsch (5-7 fwd Duncan-Cowichan); Sara McManus (5-6 def South Delta); Katrina Waldron (5-6 def Duncan-Cowichan)

VICTORIA

Kathleen Leahy (5-5 def Victoria-Oak Bay); Leah Farnan (North Vancouver-Sentinel); Marisa Davidson (5-4 fwd Kelowna-Okanagan-Mission); Kira Okada (Surrey-Clayton Heights); Samantha Purcell (West Vancouver-Sentinel); Teryl Noble (Victoria-SMUS); Emily Fisher (Markham, Ont.-Bill Crothers)

BADMINTON

BCCAA

VANCOUVER ISLAND

Lucy Bonor　 (5-6　 Nanaimo-Cedar); Maggie Trinh (5-4 Nanaimo-Cedar)

THOMPSON RIVERS

Lacey Banman (5-6 Kamloops-Sa-Hali)

GOLF

SIMON FRASER

Emery Bardock (Armstrong-Pleasant Valley)

UBC

Alyssa Human (Kamloops); Stephanie Wong (Richmond)

VICTORIA

Cari Chow (Victoria); Emily Nicol (Kelowna)

HOCKEY

CIS

UBC

Carly Butcher (5-6 G Bellingham, WAV-Pacific Steelers); Charissa Church (5-9 D Edmonton-Warner); Paige Clarke (5-6 G Langley Fusion); Cailey Hay (5-5 D Oakbank, MB-Balmoral); Samantha Langford (5-5 G Wilcox, SK-Notre Dame); Bree Polici (5-2 F London-Brampton Sr.); Lisa Trainer (5-7 F Coquitlam-Pacific Steelers); Rebecca Unrau (5-5 D Saskatoon-Saskatoon Stars)

MOUNT ROYAL

Jenessa Jenkins (5-9 fwd Salmon Arm); Kathleen McDonald (5-3 fwd Kamloops, Robert Morris NCAA); Rayna Cruickshank (5-10 def, Cumberland, UBC)

SASKATCHEWAN

Julia Flinton (5-8 D Williams Lake, Notre Dame Hounds)

ROWING

CIS

UBC

Sarah Beattie (5-8 Sweep Branksome Hall-Toronto); Keara Brown (5-8 Sweep, Branksome Hall-Toronto); Ella Champion (5-10 Sweep/Scull VRC-Vancouver); Zoe Fettig-Win (5-10 Scull/Sweep Victoria); Xenia Reinfels (5-7 Sculler Guelph, Ont.); Megan Ranking (5-8 Sweep Havergal College-Toronto); Hannah Remple (5-9 Sweep Bellingham-Mount Baker)

RUGBY

WOMEN

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER

Kolbi Roper (6-2 No. 8 North Vancouver-Carson Graham)

UBC

Taylor Whittaker (5-4 Back Row Kelowna)

SOCCER

NCAA DIV. 1

ARKANSAS -PINE BLUFF

Meaghan Storie (5-8 gkp Victoria-Reynolds)

ARKANSAS STATE

Aja Aguirre (5-8 gkp Douglas College)

HOUSTON BAPTIST

Taylor Gibson (MF/F Victoria-Parkland)

MISSOURI

Abi Raymer (MF Victoria-Whitecaps)

WASHINGTON STATE

Nicole Setterlund (5-8 mid Surrey-Semiahmoo)

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL

Alexandra Stasiuk (fwd-mid Surrey-Elgin Park)

SIMON FRASER

Selina Lynn (5-6 def Fairbault, Minn.-Shattuck-St. Mary’s) Aja Choy-Halo (5-5 mid Nanaimo District); Jessica Marano (5-5 def Burnaby-Alpha); Marlie Rittinger (5-7 def Ashcroft); Kelsey Atherley (5-8 def Port Moody); Ali Trenter ( 5-7 mid Coquitlam-Dr. Charles Best); Kelly Gourley ( 5-7 gkp Edmonton-Jasper Place Composite)

Taylor Shantz (5’10 GK Kamloops- Norkam Secondary School)

CIS

CANADA WEST

FRASER VALLEY

Macki Shopland (mid Langley-Walnut Grove); Shelby Beck (fwd Langley-Walnut Grove); Paige Friesen (mid Abbotsford-Yale); Dayle Jeras (def Langley-Brookswood); Victoria Baird (fwd Surrey-Clayton Heights); Danelle Ruschk (fwd Chilliwack-Sardis); Amber Gregory (mid Chilliwack-G.W. Graham); Samantha Temple (def Calgary-Bearspaw Christian); Alanna Blumhagen (def Calgary-Bishop O’Byrne); Dariann Kloot (def Chilliwack-Unity); Danica Ferrs (gkp Chilliwack-Sardis)

TRINITY WESTERN

Vanessa Kovacs (5-5 D/M North Delta-Burnsview); Sarah-Kim Bergeron (5-3 M Calgary-Bishop Carroll); Alessandra Oliverio (5-4 M Calgary-Bearspaw Christian); Cara Santaga (5-6 G New Westminster-Saint Thomas More); Melissa Demeda (5-9 M Surrey-Fraser Heights); Jolayne Whitmarsh (5-7 D Langley-White Rock Christian); Bailey Williams (5-6 GK Puyallup, WA-Rogers, Idaho State)

UBC-OKANAGAN

Michelle Smith (5-5 mid Vernon); Taylor Venuti (5-6 def Langley-Brookswood); Kirsten Dodds (5-5 mid Vernon-Kalamalka); Lana Finley (5-6 fwd Kelowna-Mt. Boucherie)

UBC

Katherine Caverly (5-6 def Whitecaps Prospects); Taryn Lim (5-5 def Langara); Sydney Morrison (5-8 def Whitecaps Prospects); Amy Roneki (5-8 def NSD Selects); Nikki Segovia (5-8 mid Whitecaps FC Prospects); Taylor Shannik (5-4 mid Whitecaps Prospects); Kym Van Duynhoven (5-9 midCoquitlam Metro Ford); Krista Whittaker )5-10 mid Upper Island Selects); Ally Williamson (5-8 GK Whitecaps Prospects); Emily Wilson (5-9 gkpCoquitlam Metro-Ford)

VICTORIA

Madeline Smith-Akerl (5-4 def St. Albert, Alta.-Paul Kane); Emma Greig (def Parksville-Ballenas); Shannon Elder (5-7 fwd Victoria-Claremont); Alysha Elyk (5-5 wing Edmonton-Vimy Ridge Academy), Amy Lawrence (fwd Burnaby South)OUA

OUA

MCMASTER

Sophia Ykema (5-8 def Surrey-WRCA)

BCCAA

CAPILANO

Kristi Sharp (5-8 def/mid North Vancouver-Carson Graham, UBC); Lauren Storoschuk (5-8 def Pender Harbour); Madeline Carillo (5-8 mid North Vancouver-Argyle); Nicole Wilson (5-6 mid Burnaby Mountain); Eleni Tolusso (5-9 fwd Burnaby-Saint Thomas More); Demmi Skierka (5-9 fwd North Vancouver-Handsworth); Ashley Gilmour (5-9 fwd Burnaby North)

KWANTLEN POLYTECHNIC

Emily Allworth (5-5 fwd Surrey-Earl Marriott); Kathleen Ehman (5-8 mid Langley); Jenessa Moore (5-4 mid Vernon); Dakota Reid (5-8 def Langley); Michelle Wessa (5-7 mid North Delta-Burnsview)

LANGARA

Kate Steele (5-6 mid North Vancouver-Argyle); Alexsandra Aulin Haynes (5-6 mid North Vancouver-Argyle); Shannon Madill (5-8 def North Vancouver-Argyle); Dayn McGregor (5-6 mid Coquitlam-Dr.Charles Best); Lena Soutar (5-6 def Port Coquitlam-Terry Fox); Danae Harding (5-9 fwd Port Moody); Lauren Tasaka (5-3 fwd Richmond-R.A. McMath); Jade Palm (5-8 def. Nanaimo-Brooks); Tejvir Malhi (5-6 mid Surrey-Queen Elizabeth); Lauren Ong (5-10 def Edmonton-Saliabury Composite); Chelsea Pellerin (5-7 def. New Westminster); Kate Kirkpatrick (5-10 def Vancouver-Kitsilano, Houston Baptist) Carissa Harriman (5-6 gkp Calgary, UPEI)

NORTHERN B.C.

Sydney Hall (fwd PrinceGeorge-College Heights); Jordan Hall (gkp PrinceGeorge-College Heights); Sydney Wilson (mid PrinceGeorge-Duchess Park); Tanya Grab (def Quesnel); Emily Kwitkosky (fwd PrinceGeorge-Duchess Park)

THOMPSON RIVERS

Katie Sparrow (5-8 fwd Kamloops-Sa-Hali)

VANCOUVER ISLAND

Jessica Burma (5-4 mid Kelowna); Samantha Rogers (5-5 mid Courtenay-G.P. Vanier); Sarah Meridith (5-5 def Courtenay-G.P. Vanier)

;

Emery Bardock (Armstrong-Pleasant Valley)

Emily Rowbotham (5-10 gkp Powell River-Brooks)

SOFTBALL

NCAA DIV. 2

SIMON FRASER

Iris Chow (5-5 OF Maple Ridge); Danielle Raison (5-8 Maple Ridge-Garibaldi); Kaitlyn Cameron (6-0 C Langley-Walnut Grove); Olivia Hornstein (5-7 OF/1B Surrey-Earl Marriott); Carling Hare (6-0 P, Delta)

MINNESTOA-CROOKSTON

Courtney Bridge (SS, Burnaby Mountain)

NAIA

UBC

Yasmin Bains (5-8 SS Richmond-Hugh McRoberts); Carlee Herbert (5-4 SS Surrey-Sullivan Heights); Sarah Hillsdon (5-10 OF Langley); Jenna Neufeld (5-6 1B/OF Langley-Walnut Grove); Jamie Randall (5-8 P Richmond-R.A. McMath Secondary); Kelly Rumley (5-7 1B/3B Surrey-Sullivan Heights)

DOUGLAS

SWIMMING

CIS

UBC

Rebecca Terejko (Brantford, Ont.); Tera Van Beilen (Oakville, Ont.)

NCAA DIV. 2

SIMON FRASER

Grace Ni (Prince George-D.P. Todd); Victoria Pencheva (Burnaby Mountain); Alexandria Schofield (Burnaby Mountain); Carmen Nam (Burnaby Mountain)

UBC

Alissa Coulter (6-1 OH Calgary, Alta.); Katie Crawford (5-9 lib North Vancouver-St. Thomas Aquinas)

UBC-OKANAGAN

Katy Klomps (6-1 mid, Surrey Christian); Brianna Beamish (5-11 LS, Surrey-Earl Marriott); Kate DeJong (RS Calgary Christian)

OUA

QUEEN’S

Shannon Hopkins (5-11 OH North Vancouver-Handsworth)

TORONTO

Denis Wooding (5-10 OH North Vancouver-Argyle)

OTTAWA

Michelle Earl (5-10 OH Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat)

GUELPH

Jen Johnstone (6-0 mid North Vancouver-Handsworth)

AUS

ST. MARY’S

Shelby Michaels (5-11 LS, Mill Bay-Brentwood College)

BCCAA

CAMOSUN

Kelsey Clarke (5-8 set North Delta–Seaquam); Jamie Fleet (6-1 mid Penticton); Carly Hilliard (6-0 mid North Delta–Seaquam); Kelsey Johnson (5-4 LS Nanaimo–Woodlands); Robin MacDonell (6-1 mid Smithers, Capilano (CCAA)); Morgan Marshall (6-0 RS Smithers); Melanie McKinnon (5-10 LS Victoria–Reynolds, Acadia (CIS)); Olivia Redden (6-2 mid North Delta–Seaquam)

CAPILANO

Ashley Van Acken (6-2 mid Campbell River-Timberline); Katie Wuttunee (6-3 mid North Vancouver–Carson Graham); Kate Bilodeau (5-10 out Grand Prairie, NAIT); Reena Randhawa (5-10 set Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat)

COLLEGE OF THE ROCKIES

Jenna Swetlikoff (5-11 mid Kelowna Christian)

COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE

Sadie Ball (5-10 OH Abbotsford-MEI); Jaclyn Penner (5-5 LS Forrest, Man.-Elton Collegiate) Jill Ratzlaff (5-10 OH Abbotsford-MEI); Mallory Jones (6-2 MB Hanna, Alta.-JC Charyk); Danika Schutte (5-8 set Kelowna Christian); Jessica Braaksma (5-9 OH Abbotsford-MEI)

DOUGLAS

Nicole Tanaka (5-10 RS Langley); Jacomina Kilburn (5-11 M Burnaby-Cariboo Hill); Kaycie Lefranc (5-7 P Penticton); Rachelle Flores (5-5 lib Vancouver-St. Patrick’s)

FRASER VALLEY

Krista Hogewonig (5-10 RS Surrey Christian)

VANCOUVER ISLAND

Tylar Turnball (5-11 mid Port Coquitlam-Riverside); Alyssa Wolf (5-9 P Surrey-Earl Marriott); Michelle Cavin (5-7 LS Nanaimo-Dover Bay); Jenn Clayton ( 6-0 P CalgaryChristian, Kings CCAA); Marlie Temple (6-0 　M South Delta, Pasco, Wash–Hernando CC); Leanna Gildersleeve (5-11 P North Vancouver-Sutherland, Grant MacEwan CCAA); Bree Baynes (5-9 LS Nanaimo-Woodlands)

WATER POLO

NCAA DIV. 1

MARYLAND

Danielle Robinson (Vancouver-York House)

SAN JOSE STATE

Christina Kouvousis (Coquitlam-Centennial)

WRESTLING

SIMON FRASER

Jessica Finiteri (Winnipeg); Darby Huckle (Sarnia, Ont.-St. Clair); Carolyn Failanga (Vancouver-St. Patrick’s); Monica Podgoski (Burnaby-St. Thomas More)

Sami Wessel (5-4 2B-SS Delta); Emily Sander (5-6 C/IF North Delta); Tianna Greeough (5-6 C/Util North
Delta-Seaquam); Andrea Floden (5-6 IF Surrey-Earl Marriott)

TENNIS

CALIFORNIA

Gergana Boncheva (Vancouver-GVDE)

ECKERD

Katie Benn (West Vancouver

JACKSONVILLE

Harjit Gosal (Vancouver-Magee)

SETON HALL

Madison Shoemaker (Pender Harbour)

SKIDMORE

Yumi Karlshoej (West Vancouver-Sentinel)

TRACK AND FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY

NCAA DIV. 1

JACKSONVILLE

Sarah Bailey (MD Vernon-Clarence Fulton)

NCAA DIV. 2

WOMEN

Selina Byer (North Vancouver-Argyle); Ryley Carr (Comox-Highland); Christina Juert (Surrey-Elgin Park), Hayley Stewart (Surrey-Lord Tweedsmuir)

CIS

TRINITY WESTERN

Emma Nuttall (6-1 HJ Edinburgh,Scotland-Craigmount High); Fiona Benson (5-11 XC/MD Dawson Creek-South Peace DLS, Grande Prairie); Katelynn Ramage (5-7 XC/MD Nanaimo District)

VICTORIA

Grace Annear (Hampton, N.B.-Hampton); Rachel Francois (St. Albert-Paul Kane); Ellen Pennock (Calgary-Henry Wise)

CIS/NAIA

UBC

Maria Bernard (MD/XC Calgary-O’Byrne); Julia Hawkins (hurdles/jumps West Vancouver-Rockridge); Pamela Ho (jumps Burnaby-St. Thomas More); Addison Kramer (hurdles Englewood, Col.-Cherry Creek); Jackie Regan (MD/XC Vancouver-Little Flower Academy); Devan Wiebe (sprints/MD Vancouver-Lord Byng); Njideka Obioha (sprints/jumps Maple Ridge-Meadowridge); Damanpreet Rai (hurdles/jumps New Westminster)

VOLLEYBALL

NCAA DIV. 2

SIMON FRASER

Danielle Curtis　(5-9　set North Vancouver-Handsworth);

CIS

CANADA WEST

THOMPSON RIVERS

Brianne Rauch (6-0 LS Kimberley-Selkirk); Ilania Hecimovic (5-5 lib Burnaby North); Morgan Kolasa (5-11 mid-RS Calgary-Bishop Grandin); Sara Pettersson (5-11 OH-lib Sweden-Engelholm VS); Carly Nelson (5-9 LS Victoria-Belmont)

TRINITY WESTERN

Courtney Davis (5-7 L Calgary-Strathcona-Tweedsmuir)

Victoria Senges (5-9　set Surrey-Pacific Academy); Jessica Young　(5-10　OH Vancouver-Gladstone)

VOLLEYBALL

SENIOR GIRLS

(tournament results listed below)

QUAD A

1. Kelowna (3)

2. Riverside (Port Coquitlam) (LW-1)

3. McMath (Richmond) (7)

4. Handsworth (North Vancouver) (2)

5. Heritage Woods (Port Moody) (4)

6. Earl Marriott (Surrey) (5)

7. McRoberts (Richmond) (8)

8. South Delta (NR)

9. Penticton (9)

10. Argyle (North Vancouver) (NR)

TRIPLE A

1. Lambrick Park (Victoria) (1-AA)

2. Seaquam (North Delta) (2)

3. Ballenas (Parksville) (NR)

4. Little Flower Academy (Vancouver) (10)

5. Crofton House (Vancouver) (NR)

6. Highland (Comox) (3)

7. Clarence Fulton (Vernon) (1)

8. Timberline (Campbell River) (8)

9. Clayton Heights (Surrey) (4)

10. MEI (Abbotsford) (9)

DOUBLE A

1. Pacific Academy (Surrey) (2)

2. Surrey Christian (3)

3. Brentwood College (Mill Bay) (4)

4. St. Patrick’s (Vancouver) (5)

5. St. Thomas More (Burnaby) (7)

6. Kalamalka (Vernon) (6-AAA)

7. Sa-Hali (Kamloops) (10)

8. Langley Fundamental (6)

9. College Heights (Prince George) (NR)

10. Notre Dame (Vancouver) (9)

SINGLE A

1. Cedar (Nanaimo) (2)

2. Immaculata (Kelowna) (3)

3. Highroad Academy (Chilliwack) (1)

4. Kelowna Christian (5)

5. Houston Christian (4)

6. White Rock Christian Academy (Surrey) (6)

7. Southridge (Surrey) (7)

8. West Point Grey Academy (Vancouver) (NR)

9. Richmond Christian (NR)

10. Fernie (NR)

SENIOR BOYS

TRIPLE A

1. Oak Bay (Victoria) (LW-1)

2. Earl Marriott (5)

3. Kelowna (3)

4. Fraser Heights (Surrey) (2)

5. Semiahmoo (Surrey) (6)

6. Penticton (4)

7. Elgin Park (Surrey),

8. North Peace (7)

9. Mt. Boucherie (Kelowna)

10. Killarney (Vancouver) (NR)

Honourable mention — David Thompson (Vancouver),Reynolds (Victoria), Van Tech

DOUBLE A

1. Langley Christian (1)

2. MEI (Abbotsford) (2)

3. College Heights (Prince George) (3)

4. George Elliott (Winfield) (4)

5. Vernon (NR)

6. Selkirk (8)

7. Highland (Comox) (9)

8. Prince Charles (Creston),

9. Duchess Park (Prince George) (NR)

10. Mt. Sentinel (South Slocan) (7)

Honourable mention — D.P. Todd (Prince George), Abbotsford Christian, Pacific Christian (Victoria)

SINGLE A

1. Credo Christian (3)

2. Kelowna Christian (2)

3. Cedars Christian (Prince George) (5)

4. Bulkley Valley Christian (Smithers) (1)

5. Duncan Christian (7)

6. Richmond Christian (6)

7. Unity Christian (Chilliwack) (8)

8. Vernon Christian

9. Chemainus (9)

10. Ebenezer Canadian Reformed (Smithers) (NR)

Honourable mention — Elkford, Immaculata (Kelowna), Sparwood

RESULTS

SENIOR GIRLS

Sept. 23-24 

Immaculata Invitational

1 Immaculata

2 Mount Boucherie

3 Mount Sentinel

4 Selkirk

UBC Mizuno

1 Kelowna

2 Lambrick Park

3 McMath

4 Handsworth

5 McRoberts, Ballenas, Earl Marriott, South Delta

9 Surrey Christian

10 LFA

11 Crofton House, Argyle

13 Pinetree, Cedar, Vanier, South Kamloops

17 Highroad Academy

18 St. Pat’s

19 Highland, PGSS

21 Point Grey, Fulton, MEI, Clayton Heights

25 West Van

26 STA

27 WPGA, Richmond Christian

29 Maple Ridge, DW Poppy, Walnut Grove, Dover Bay

33 Duchess Park

34 Notre Dame

35 Holy Cross, Killarney

37 SMUS, NDSS, Mt. Douglas, Magee

41 Kits

42 Frances Kelsey

43 Semihmoo, Oilfields(Alta.)

45 Woodlands, Carver, Claremont, David Thompson

Campbell River Christian

1 Carihi

2 Campbell River Christian

3 Wellington

4 Shawnigan Lake

5 Lake Cowichan

6 Gulf Islnds

7 NISS, ADSS

David Thompson (Invermere) Tournament

 1 Bow Valley (Cochrane, Alta)

2 Fernie

3 Golden

4 Elkford

5 David Thompson (Invermere)

6 Webber Academy, Calgary

7 Banff

8 OLSCA, Canmore Alta

Princess Margaret (Penticton) Tournament

1 Kelowna Christian

2 Penticton

3 Kalamalka

4 Mt. Baker

5 Keremeos

6 Vernon

7 George Elliott

8 Princess Margaret

9 Summerland

Cedars Christian Tournament

1 Houston Christian

2 College Heights

VOLLEYBALL

SENIOR GIRLS

QUAD A

1. Kelowna (LW-1); 2. Riverside (Port Coquitlam) (2); 3. McMath (Richmond) (3); 4. Handsworth (North Vancouver) (4); 5. Earl Marriott (Surrey) (5); 6. South Kamloops (10); 7. Pinetree (Coquitlam) (7); 8. Heritage Woods (Port Moody) (8); 9. Prince George (NR); 10. Dover Bay (Nanaimo)

TRIPLE A

1. Seaquam (North Delta) (1); 2. Little Flower Academy (Vancouver) (2); 3. Clayton Heights (Surrey) (5); 4. McRoberts (Richmond) (3); 5. Ballenas (Parksville) (6); 6. Duchess Park (Prince George) (NR); 7. Clarence Fulton (Vernon) (7); 8. Mark Isfeld (Nanaimo) (NR); 9. Crofton House (Vancouver) (8); 10. Wellington (Nanaimo) (9)

DOUBLE A

1. Pacific Academy (Surrey) (1); 2. Lambrick Park (Victoria) (2); 3. Surrey Christian (3); 4. Brentwood College (Mill Bay) (4); 5. Highland (Comox) (4-AAA); 6. St. Patrick’s (Vancouver) (5); 7. Kalamalka (Vernon) (8); 8. St. Thomas Aquinas (North Vancouver) (6); 9. St. Thomas More (Burnaby) (9); 10. Sa-Hali (Kamloops) NR)

SINGLE A

1. Highroad Academy (Chilliwack) (2); 2. Kelowna Christian (3); 3. Immaculata (Kelowna) (1); 4. Cedar (Nanaimo) (4); 5. Houston Christian (5); 6. White Rock Christian Academy (Surrey) (6); 7. Fernie (9); 8. Richmond Christian (7); 9. Golden (10); 10. Mt. Sentinel (South Slocan) NR)

BOYS

TRIPLE A

1. Oak Bay (Victoria) (LW-1); 2. Fraser Heights (Surrey) (2); 3. Kelowna (4); 4. Van Tech (3); 5. Earl Marriott (5); 6. Elgin Park (Surrey) (6) ; 7. Moscrop (Burnaby) (7); 8. Mt. Boucherie (Kelowna) (9); 9. Penticton (10); 10. Eric Hamber (Vancouver) (8). Honourable mention — North Peace, Semiahmoo (Surrey), Killarney (Vancouver)

DOUBLE A

1. MEI (Abbotsford) (2); 2. College Heights (Prince George) (3); 3. Langley Christian (1); 4. George Elliott (Winfield) (4); 5. Selkirk (5); 6. Surrey Christian (6); 7. Duchess Park (Prince George) (8); 8. Lambrick Park (Victoria) (10); 9. Vernon (7); 10. Prince Charles (Creston) (9). Honourable mention — Mt. Sentinel (South Slocan), D.P. Todd (Prince George), Abbotsford Christian, Pacific Christian (Victoria)

SINGLE A

1. Credo Christian (1); 2. Kelowna Christian (2); 3. Cedars Christian (Prince George) (3); 4. Bulkley Valley Christian (Smithers) (4); 5. Duncan Christian (5); 6. Vernon Christian (6); 7. Unity Christian (Chilliwack) (7); 8. Ebenezer Canadian Reformed (Smithers) (9); 9. Whistler (NR);10. Chemainus (8). Honourable mention — Elkford (10), Sparwood, Centennial Christian (Terrace)

Girls tournament results

CAMOSUN COLLEGE

1 Riverside

2 Lambrick Park

3 Seaquam

4 Brentwood College

5 Oak Bay, Highland

7 Mark Isfeld, South Delta

9 Belmont, Crofton House

11 SMUS, Duncan Christian

13 Mt. Douglas, Claremont

15 Guildford Park, Reynolds

17 Spectrum

18 Princess Margaret

19 St. Margarets

20 North Delta

 UBC OKANAGAN

1 Kelowna

2 Highroad Academy

3 Clayton Heights

4 South Kamloops

5 Kalamalka, Kelowna Christian

7 Immaculata, PGSS

9 Ross Shepherd, Penticton

11 Duchess Park, Mount Boucherie

13 Clarence Fulton, St. Francis Xavier

15 Sa-Hali, Mt. Sentinel

17 DP Todd

18 College Heights

19 Westsyde

20 Rutland

21 Kelly Road, Norkam

23 Similkameen, George Elliot

25 Correlieu, Valleyview

27 WL Seaton, OKM

29 Selkirk, Vernon

31 Princess Margaret, Princeton

33 GW Graham

34 LV Rogers

35 JL Crowe

36 John Oliver

37 Summerland

38 Pleasant Valley

39 Regent Christian

40 Williams Lake

Nothing better on a cold winter’s day then a few days inside the old gym watching high school boys basketball tournaments.

As we hit just over a month and counting to the start of another new season inside, we’ll be previewing the fields of as many boys invitationals as we can.

Here’s our first look. Keep checking back for more updates and if you have a tournament, send the information to htsumura@theprovince.com

SUTHERLAND SABRES HOLIDAY CLASSIC

WHERE: Sutherland Secondary (North Vancouver)

WHEN: Dec. 8-10

THE FIELD: Elphinstone, McNair, Centennial, Spectrum, McMath, Stelly’s, Seycove, Sutherland

ROD THOMSON-REBEL CLASSIC

WHERE: Burnaby South

WHEN: Dec. 15-17

THE FIELD: Claremont, Tamanawis, Sir Winston Churchill, Delta, Heritage Park, Yale, Steveston-London, Burnaby South

GLENEAGLE TALONS CHALLENGE

WHERE: Gleneagle Secondary, Coquitlam

WHEN: Dec. 14-16

THE FIELD: not available

52ND ANNUAL SNOWBALL TOURNAMENT

WHERE: Abbotsford Collegiate

WHEN: Jan. 11-14

THE FIELD: Kelowna, Burnaby South, W.J. Mouat, Kitsilano, St. George’s, Winnipeg-Kelvin, MEI, Yale, G.W. Graham, Chillwack, Rhode Island-St. Andrews, Abbotsford Collegiate

AIR SHOW 2012

WHERE: Pitt Meadowas Secondary

WHEN: Jan. 12-14

THE FIELD: Mount Douglas, Mount Boucherie, Sir Charles Tupper, South Delta, Argyle, South Kamloops, Gleneagle, Cowichan, Claremont, Delta, Belmont, Pitt Meadows

DELTA PACERS CLASSIC

WHERE: Delta Secondary (Ladner)

WHEN: Jan. 19-21

THE FIELD: Centennial, Earl Marriott, Lord Tweedsmuir, R.E. Mountain, Cedar, Sentinel, Burnaby Central, Delta

JUNIOR BOYS

RIVERSIDE RAPIDS INVITATIONAL

WHERE: Riverside Secondary, Port Coquitlam

WHEN: Dec. 9-10

THE FIELD: Pitt Meadows, St. George’s, Argyle, Windsor, Carson Graham, Dr. Charles Best, Pinetree

Katelyn Hayward has already shown a lot in the formative stages of her middle-distance running career.

Yet when you consider that she is less than a year into making a fulltime transition from national-level swimmer to national-level runner, the most fitting way to describe her is to say that the senior from Victoria’s Mt. Douglas Secondary has only shown the tip of the iceberg.

“She has what we call a really strong engine,” remarks Victoria Vikes track coach Keith Butler of Hayward, a perennial national age class competitor in the backstroke who this past January gave up the pool to concentrate solely on running, and has recently begun regular training sessions with the Vikes’ CIS women’s team. “Aerobically, she is extremely fit and she has managed some amazing results with very little running.”

Hayward’s performance last June at the Subway B.C. high school track and field championships was a real eye opener for anyone following the sport.

In the 3,000 metres, her finishing kick over the final 200 metres en route to a gold medal-winning time of 9:55.44 was more than substantial proof of not only that engine, but of the killer instinct she possesses. And more evidence of her grit came in 1,500-metre steeplechase final where she broke a 10-year meet record by almost a full second to win in 4:58.85.

And now, despite having run competitively on the trails just once in her life, Hayward has garnered the No. 1 girls cross-country ranking in advance of the B.C. championship race scheduled Nov. 5 in Kelowna (see boys and girls individual and team rankings below).

“Having my focus go this year entirely from swimming to track, I wanted to challenge myself in something completely new, so that’s why I decided to join the cross country team,” says Hayward, 16, who had been swimming competitively since the age of eight and had qualified for three age-class national meets as a member of Pacific Coast Swimming. “It was hard to switch because I miss all of my swimming friends, but the good thing is that a lot of them go to Mt. Doug, so I still see them.”
And if some of those friends happened to stop by the track at UVic, they’d see a high schooler training with a core of CIS athletes as much as five years her senior.

“It’s been great to have Keith and Brent (Fougner) coaching me,” Hayward says of the Vikes’ coaches. “The practices are a lot harder now, but it’s a nice change to be practicing against higher level girls who are so much older. They have done so well and so it’s been exciting to think that potentially that could be me in a few years.”

Hayward’s rapid rise in the ultra-competitive middle-distance realm has presented her with the kinds of travel and competition that she was not getting from her swimming career.

Two summer ago, she was a part of the Canadian team that took part in the very first Youth Olympics in Singapore. And this past summer, she once again represented Canada, this time at the World Youth track and field championships.

“That has been a really neat experience,” says Hayward. “That chance to get to know a lot of different people, and the whole travelling thing is all very new to me. I hadn’t travelled a lot. So to experience something so different, and to compete against people who are at such a high level has been amazing.”

And speaking of different experiences, running cross country certainly qualifies for Hayward.

In fact when she was told Tuesday that the new rankings had her at No. 1 despite having just one competitive race under her belt, her reaction was of complete surprise.

“No. 1? For cross country? OK,” she said. “I am actually surprised because I have only run one race. It went well. But it’s nice to hear that, it’s very encouraging for my training.”

Hayward sits atop a field that is filled with returning talent.

Defending champion Tanya Humeniuk of Vancouver’s Killarney Secondary is perched at No. 2 and last season placed second to Hayward in the high school 3,000. Langley-Walnut Grove’s Ashley Windsor, the second-place finisher last season, is ranked No. 3. And rising steeplechase and cross-country standout Regan Yee of Hazelton sits at No. 4.

Vancouver’s West Point Grey Academy is ranked No. 1 among girls teams.

On the boys side, last season’s top two returning finishers occupy the top two spots. Christian Gravel of Vancouver-St. George’s is ranked No. 1 coming off a second-place finish at last year’s final. Deon Clifford of Surrey-Earl Marriott, the fourth-place finisher in 2010, is ranked No. 2.

Surrey’s Kwantlen Park, which feature No. 3-ranked runner Tim Delcourt, sits at No. 1 in the boys team rankings. Delcourt finished sixth last season at provincials.

CROSS COUNTRY

Girls Individual

1. Katelyn Hayward (Mt. Douglas); 2. Tanya Humeniuk (Killarney); 3. Ashley Windsor (Walnut Grove); 4. Regan Yee (Hazelton); 5. Katrina Allison (Lord Byng); 6. Alex Siemens (WJ Mouat); 7. Alison Williams (Semiahmoo); 8. Miryan Bassett (Nanaimo District); 9. Kala Stone (South Kamloops); 10. Alexandra Ginther (Earl Marriott)

Girls Team

1. West Point Grey Academy; 2. Oak Bay; 3. Dover Bay; 4. Nechako Valley; 5. Walnut Grove; 6. Nanaimo District; 7. Semiahmoo; 8. Earl Marriott; 9. Smithers; 10. WJ Mouat

Boys Individual

1. Christian Gravel (St. George’s); 2. Deon Clifford (Earl Marriott); 3. Tim Delcourt (Kwantlen Park); 4. Joel Deschiffart (Nanaimo Christian); 5. Lehm Maguire (Claremont); 6. Lawrence Viola (Heritage Woods); 7. Nathan Wadhwani (Thomas Haney); 8. Nathan Goodwin (Panorama Ridge); 9. Connor Foreman (Claremont); 10. Thomas Getty (Mt. Douglas)

Boys Team

1. Kwantlen Park; 2. Dover Bay; 3. St. George’s; 4. Claremont; 5. Oak Bay; 6. White Rock Christian; 7. Walnut Grove; 8. Mt. Douglas; 9. West Vancouver; 10. Vancouver College

Here’s our first updated look at the invitational senior boys basketball tournaments set to run this season. Keep checking back for more updates and if you are coaching a senior boys basketball team in B.C. this season and are hosting a tournament, send the information to htsumura@theprovince.com

CHILLIWACK INVITATIONAL

WHERE: Chilliwack Secondary

WHEN: Dec. 8-10

THE FIELD: Elgin Park, Lord Tweedsmuir, Port Moody, GW Graham, Mountain, Penticton, Sa-Hali, Valleyview, GP Vanier, Sardis, Point Grey, Chilliwack

SUTHERLAND SABRES HOLIDAY CLASSIC

WHERE: Sutherland Secondary (North Vancouver)

WHEN: Dec. 8-10

THE FIELD: Elphinstone, McNair, Centennial, Spectrum, McMath, Stelly’s, Seycove, Sutherland

WALNUT GROVE GATORS CLASSIC

WHERE: Walnut Grove Secondary (Langley)

WHEN: Dec. 8-10

THE FIELD: Maple Ridge, Heritage Woods, STM, Enver Creek, Gleneagle, Fleetwood Park, Mission, and Walnut Grove.

ROD THOMSON-REBEL CLASSIC

WHERE: Burnaby South

WHEN: Dec. 15-17

THE FIELD: Claremont, Tamanawis, Sir Winston Churchill, Delta, Heritage Park, Yale, Steveston-London, Burnaby South

GLENEAGLE TALONS CHALLENGE

WHERE: Gleneagle Secondary, Coquitlam

WHEN: Dec. 14-16

THE FIELD: R.C. Palmer, Carson Graham, Byrne Creek, Pinetree, Centennial, Sutherland, Sir Charles Tupper, Gleneagle

NORTH SHORE INVITATIONAL

WHERE: Carson Graham, Argyle and Handsworth secondary schools in North Vancouver

WHEN: Dec. 1-3

THE FIELD: (to date) Calgary-Western Canada, Claremont, Cowichan, Belmont, Dover Bay, Oak Bay, Seaquam, Lord Tweedsmuir, Brookswood. Four more teams TBA.

SURREY RCMP CLASSIC

WHERE: Various Surrey high schools

WHEN: Jan. 8-14

THE FIELD: Twenty-four senior and 16 junior teams

52ND ANNUAL SNOWBALL TOURNAMENT

WHERE: Abbotsford Collegiate

WHEN: Jan. 11-14

THE FIELD: Kelowna, Burnaby South, W.J. Mouat, Kitsilano, St. George’s, Winnipeg-Kelvin, MEI, Yale, G.W. Graham, Chillwack, Rhode Island-St. Andrews, Abbotsford Collegiate

AIR SHOW 2012

WHERE: Pitt Meadowas Secondary

WHEN: Jan. 12-14

THE FIELD: Mount Douglas, Mount Boucherie, Sir Charles Tupper, South Delta, Argyle, South Kamloops, Gleneagle, Cowichan, Claremont, Delta, Belmont, Pitt Meadows

DELTA PACERS CLASSIC

WHERE: Delta Secondary (Ladner)

WHEN: Jan. 19-21

THE FIELD: Centennial, Earl Marriott, Lord Tweedsmuir, R.E. Mountain, Cedar, Sentinel, Burnaby Central, Delta

THE EMERALD TOURNAMENT

WHERE: Vancouver College

WHEN: Jan. 19-21

THE FIELD: WRCA, Walnut Grove, Terry Fox, Burnaby South, Oak Bay, Vancouver College (more teams TBA)

THE MIDTOWN SHOWDOWN

WHERE: Eric Hamber Secondary

WHEN: Jan. 25-27

THE FIELD: TBA

JUNIOR BOYS

RIVERSIDE RAPIDS INVITATIONAL

WHERE: Riverside Secondary, Port Coquitlam

WHEN: Dec. 9-10

THE FIELD: Pitt Meadows, St. George’s, Argyle, Windsor, Carson Graham, Dr. Charles Best, Pinetree