2018 Surrey RCMP Basketball Classic Program

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all the schools participating in the 27th -
annual Surrey RCMP Basketball Classic,
as well as the teams of volunteers that
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Surrey Board of Education trustees. Back row, from left:

vice-chairperson Terry Allen, Garry Thind and Shawn Wilson.
Front row: Gary Tymoschuk, chairperson Laurie Larsen,
Laurae McNally and Bob Holmes.
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ORGANIZING
SENIOR TOURNAMENT HISTORY COMMITTEE
Kevin DeBoice CO CHAIR
2017 First championship win in 22 4th quarter rally but fell short for the Rick Inrig CO CHAIR
Neder Dhillon JR. CHAIR
years! The Semiahmoo Totems won second consecutive year. The Totem’s Cst. Shawn Teichrieb
Brien Gemmell
the RCMP Basketball Championship Brian Wallack scored 26 points and Rob Rai
for the first time since 1995, defeating was named the tournament’s MVP. Daniel To
Brian Tait
the Panorama Ridge Thunder 66-63. Tamanawis defeated Lord Tweedsmuir Travis MacKenzie
Sean Juteau
The Thunder mounted an exciting to capture 3rd place. Mike Sweeny
2016 The Langley Event Centre was the host Championship with a thrilling 68-66 overtime 2007 The 2007 RCMP Classic witnessed an evolved into a defensive showcase as the White
site for the 25th Annual RCMP Classic. The victory over the White Rock Christian Warriors. improbable comeback in the championship Rock Christian Warriors defeated Enver Creek
final was the “Miguel Tomley show” as he led Manny Dulay, named tournament MVP, led final. Trailing by 11 points and entering the 4th Cougars, 57-53. The victory gave the Warriors
the Tamanawis Wildcats to a convincing 97-69 the offense with 25 points. The game was tied quarter, the Elgin Park Orcas seized control and their fifth straight title. In the semi-finals,
victory over the Panorama Ridge Thunder. at 61-61 after regulation. In overtime, Shivi went on to finish with a stunning come-from- White Rock needed overtime in a controversial
Tomley, named Tournament MVP, scored 47 Viria hit a huge 3 with 90 seconds left to put behind 76-69 victory over the foul plagued finish to slip past Fleetwood Park, 69-66 while
points in the final. The Thunder finished in the the Wildcats up by one. The Warriors were White Rock Christian Warriors. This was Elgin Enver Creek qualified with a narrow 76-73 win
top 5 for the first time in their school’s history. unable to respond. White Rock, was led by first Park’s first RCMP title. Dakota Russell was over the Elgin Park Orcas.
The 25th Anniversary featured the first ever team all stars, Tyus Allen (23 points) and Jake named the tournament MVP. The Kwantlen
2002 The White Rock Christian Warriors
ALUMNI tournament. This 2-day 12-team event Newman (20 points). Enver Creek Cougars, led Park Timber Wolves ended up in third place for
knocked off the upstart Fraser Valley Christian
attracted many former Classic participants. by all star, Rajan Rai, captured 3rd place with a their highest-ever finish.
Falcons 76-55 to capture their fourth successive
The Fleetwood Park “boys of old” captured convincing 71-57 victory over Southridge Storm
2006 The 15th edition of the RCMP Classic RCMP tournament crown. Donald Burton led
bragging rights with a final game victory over (5th).
will go down as one of the most competitive the Warriors and was named the tourney MVP.
Kwantlen Park.
2011 The final of the 20th edition of the ever. The semi finals were both nailbiters with Jordan Craig (47 points in the semi finals) and
2015 Final Two Minutes Decides the Surrey RCMP Classic was the closest and most White Rock edging out Enver Creek by a single Sean Stewart were named to the All Star team.
Championship. Southridge Storm fell 73-65 to exciting in tournament history. Two of BC’s point while Fleetwood needed overtime to The Falcons had earlier stunned the Enver
the defending champion Tamanawis Wildcats best teams, the ENVER CREEK Cougars and get past Elgin Park. Unfortunately for Enver Creek Cougars with an upset overtime win,
before a packed house to capture the 24th the TAMANAWIS Wildcats battled it out before Creek they lost the services for the season of 92-81. David Bron and Kyle Kooger led the
annual “Classic Championship”. The runner- a capacity crowd. The Cougars captured their their top rebounder and defensive player in Falcons.
up finish was the best ever by the Storm. The second championship with a 55-51 victory. the White Rock game but went on to capture
2001 The streak continues! A well
championship game was deadlocked at 35-35 Enver Creek was led by tournament MVP third place with a convincing 72-54 victory.
distributed scoring attack headed by BC’s most
at half time. With under 2 minutes to play, Parvez Jhaj (17 points, 12 rebounds) and first Fleetwood battled, in spite of serious foul
talented player and the tournament’s repeat
grade 9 all-star Miguel Tomley hit a go-ahead team all star Vikash Pillai (14 pts) and Marc trouble, but in the end they were unable to
MVP Kyle Wilson helped lead David Craig’s
3 point shot to give Tamanawis a 63-61 lead Mincieli (11 pts). Tamanawis was led by all star topple the Warriors. White Rock’s Matt Wirch
White Rock Christian Warriors to their 3rd
that was never relinquished. MVP honors went Gagan Sahota (16 pts). demonstrated some late heroics to finish the
straight championship over Fleetwood Park.
to Southridge’s grade 11 6’7” forward Hunter Dragons, 66-60. Ravi Athwal was named
2010 White Rock Christian Warriors captured
Hughes finishing the final with 32 points and tournament MVP. 2000 The White Rock Christian Warriors
their 10th title with a convincing 70-48 victory
23 rebounds. won their second consecutive title with a
over Fleetwood Park. Fleetwood trailed by 8 2005 The White Rock Christian Warriors
convincing 103-51 victory over Semiahmoo.
2014 The Tamanawis Wildcats completed a at the half but lost the services of their all star regained the title of champions with a
The tournament’s MVP, Kyle Wilson led the
dominant run through the competition at the Nick Del Bianco. Eli Mara and tournament MVP convincing 87-58 victory over Enver Creek
attack and was aided by first team All Star
23rd Annual Classic with an 86-46 victory in Riley Barker opened up the game in the second Cougars. Tyrell Mara was named the Classic’s
Zack Hogan and second team All Star Sean
the final game against Fleetwood Park. Sukh half to seal the victory. MVP. White Rock Christian went on to be
Stewart.
Bains of Tamanawis was named tournament crowned the BC Provincial Champions in
2009 Although the tournament had many
MVP. March. 1999 The White Rock Christian Warriors
exciting games no one was able to match
emerged as champions with a convincing 84-73
2013 BC’s #2 ranked White Rock Christian the hard work and size of the Warriors. MVP 2004 Tournament MVP Dalbir Dosanjh
win over the North Surrey Spartans. White Rock
Warriors avenged a loss in last year’s final by Riley Barker proved to be too much for the erupted for 13 points in the fourth quarter
went on to become the BC Champions. The
taming BC’s #5 ranked Tamanawis Wildcats, Fleetwood Dragons in the championship game. to boost the Enver Creek Cougars to a
Warriors were led by the exciting play of MVP
(89-70) in the championship game. It was the The Dragons battled through a series of tough 64-55 victory over Elgin Park Orcas in the
Chad Clifford and all stars Kyle Wilson and Rod
11th championship for the Warriors. MVP Tyus opponents to get to the finals. Southridge, championship game. Elgin Park advanced to
Pennington.
Allen, led the Warriors with 32 points and impressive throughout, claimed 3rd place. the finals with an impressive 54-51 victory
8 assists. Top rebounder Vartan Tanielian over the White Rock Christian Warriors. The 1998 Queen Elizabeth Royals, led by MVP
2008 The White Rock Christian Warriors
added 23 points. Tamanawis was led by all- tournament’s most exciting game featured an Surinder Grewal repeated as tournament
recaptured the championship banner with a
stars Sukhjot Bains and Parmvir Bains. overtime victory by Enver Creek over Princess champions. The team displayed great balance
convincing 91-53 victory over the Princess
Enver Creek behind Gurkirat Kular’s 21 points Margaret, 111-102, with Dalbir Dosanjh setting and the outside shooting of 2nd team all star
Margaret Lions. The semi finals proved to be
defeated Lord Tweedsmuir to capture 3rd a tournament scoring record with 56 points. Navi Bala (33 points) in the final game led
the most exciting games with WR Christian
place. them to an 85-72 victory in the final over the
edging out a determined Kwantlen Park 2003 The 2003 tournament featured some
White Rock Christian Warriors. Pacific Academy
2012 KING OF THE COURTS! Second time Timberwolves team 68-60 while Princess of the most exciting final rounds in the events
broke into the top 5 for the first time.
was lucky for the Tamanawis Wildcats. The Margaret upset Tamanawis 71-68. MVP history. Six of the final seven games were
Cats battled through 8 different lead changes Spencer McLean led White Rock Christian in decided by 4 points or less with two going into
before capturing their first ever RCMP Classic the final scoring 28 points. overtime. The finale, watched by over 800 fans, ...continued on page 4
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SENIOR TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT SCORING MOST “3’s” IN A GAME

HISTORY continued from page 3 Average Points Per Game (3 game minimum) Player
Jordan Craig
School 3’s Year
WR Christian 11 2002
Records only include “sweet 16” teams.
1997 The Queen Elizabeth Royals, with their exciting Player School Avg. Year
1 Tyrell Mara WR Christian 35.8 2005
MOST POINTS SCORED BY A
fast break and pressing unit advanced to the finals. QE, TEAM IN A SINGLE GAME
behind the strong 2nd half of David Vanstone’s 23 points 2 Theo Clearsky Tamanawis 35.3 2007
School Points Year
(27 for the game) and Surinder Grewal, the tournament 3 Miguel Tomley Tamanawis 35 2016
4 Matt Senges P. Academy 33 2003 Pacific Academy 115 2017
MVP defeated Earl Marriott for the championship. All- Enver Creek 111 2004
stars Shane Clifford and Blair Hogg led the Mariners 5 Peter Hodson WR Christian 32 1996 Tamanawis 111 2014
6 Gurbant Dhaliwal LA Matheson 31 2016
1996 The surprising Frank Hurt Hornets were crowned William Tang Pr. Margaret 31 2013 MOST POINTS SCORED BY TWO
champions with a 76-70 victory over Holy Cross 7 Matt LeChasseur Holy Cross 30 1996 TEAMS IN A SINGLE GAME
Crusaders. They were led by brothers Matt and Joel Dan Peppar J. Heights 30 1994 School Points Year
Nelson and the rebounding of Alex Castro. Holy Cross’ Devin McMurtry Fraser Heights 30 2010
PA-FH (115-104 3OT’s) 219 2017
team leader Matt LeChasseur was named the tournament 8 Dalbir Dosanjh Enver Creek 29 2004 EC-PM (111-102 OT) 213 2004
MVP. Aaron Myette J. Heights 29 1995
Rajen Sidhu J. Heights 29 1997
1995 Semiahmoo Totems became the first team to Chad Clifford WR Christian 29 1997 3-POINT SHOOTOUT CHAMPION
capture a second championship with a hard fought victory 9 Mike Wagner P. Academy 28 1992 2017 Waylon Saliken Semiahmoo
over Holy Cross in the final 63-58. The Totem trio of Andy 10 John Gray Semiahmoo 27 2005 2016 Kyle Uppal Tamanawis
Lynn (MVP), Jeff Kendal and Greg Zemrav, powered the Kevin Dhillon Queen Elizabeth 27 2007 2015 Anup Ghimir Queen Elicabeth
team to the championship. Brian Wallack Semiahmoo 27 2017 2014 Curtis Harvey Semiahmoo
11 Hunter Hughes Southridge 26 2016 2013 Vartan Tanielian White Rock Christian
1994 The tournament was truly a “classic”. Nimrit Plaha Panorama 26 2013/14 2012 Vartan Tanielian White Rock Christian
The semi-final and final games were all nailbiters to the Tom Ghag Clayton Heights 26 2012 2011 Tom Ghag Clayton Heights
final buzzer before Queen Elizabeth emerged victorious Peter Hodson WR Christian 26 1995 2010 Arsh Khaira Queen Elizabeth
Chris Robinson J. Heights 26 1993 2009 AJ Ciscar Queen Elizabeth
over North Surrey in overtime, 82-71. T.J. Khanghura led
2008 Patrick Severide Southridge
the QE attack but was up against the MVP performance of 12 Johnson Hu Semiahmoo 25 2016
2007 Sean Field Elgin Park
North Surrey’s Jeremy Newness. Dan Peppar J. Heights 25 1993 2006 Harmeet Mahal Fleetwood Park
Sukh Bains Tamanawis 25 2014 2005 Monty Sharma Queen Elizabeth
1993 Frank Hurt was again the surprise with their Chad Clifford WR Christian 25 1999 2004 Robert Thibault White Rock Christian
aggressive pressing style and captured the title with a Mark Dabrowski Kwantlen Park 25 2008 2003 Jordan Craig White Rock Christian
87-78 victory over Guildford Park. The Hornets were lead Ahsan Gulabyar Guildford Park 25 2008 2002 Jordan Craig White Rock Christian
by tournament MVP Byron Sowinski. 13 Julien Phillips Earl Marriott 24 1998 2001 Sital Purewal Enver Creek
Matt Senges Pacific Academy 24 2004 2000 Dustin Cal White Rock Christian
1992 The inaugural “Classic” of 1992 was held at Mike Doneza Pr. Margaret 24 1998 1999 Brad Bennest Earl Marriott
Queen Elizabeth Secondary. The Semiahmoo Totems, led Shane Clifford Earl Marriott 24 1997 1998 Navjot Waraich Queen Elizabeth
by MVP Jake McCallum defeated Frank Hurt in the final Nathan Lequire Pr. Margaret 24 1999 1997 Mark Arboleda Frank Hurt
63-36. The individual tournament standout was Mike Devon Carney Guildford Park 24 2008 1996 Dan Swanson Fleetwood Park
Wagner of Pacific Academy with a 28 point average.
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Courtney O’Brien (KP)
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SENIOR CHAMPIONS & RUNNER-UP SCHOOLS RCMP Classic MVP’s Most Inspirational Player
Champion Head Coach Runner-Up Head Coach Score 2017 Brian Wallack Semiahmoo The Most Inspirational Player award is
2017 Semiahmoo Ed Lefurgy Panorama Ridge Raman Bedi 66-63 2016 Miguel Tomley Tamanawis presented to the tournament player who
2016 Tamanawis Mike McKay Panorama Ridge Parm Gill 97-69 2015 Hunter Hughes Southridge displays the most heart, a passion for the
2015 Tamanawis Doug MacKenzie Southridge Steve Anderson 73-65 2014 Sukh Bains Tamanawis game, demonstrates positive leadership to
2014 Tamanawis Mike McKay Fleetwood Park Nick Day 88-46
2013 WR Christian Dale Shury Tamanawis Mike McKay 89-70 2013 Tyus Allen WR Christian his team and has an exemplary attitude
2012 Tamanawis Surinder Grewal WR Christian John Dykstra 68-66 2012 Manny Dulay Tamanawis and work ethic.
2011 Enver Creek Rick Inrig Tamanawis Surinder Grewal 55-51 2011 Parvez Thaj Enver Creek
2010 WR Christian John Dykstra Fleetwood Park Kerry Taylor 70-48 2010 Riley Barker WR Christian 2017 Gavin Gill Lord Tweedsmuir
2009 WR Christian John Dykstra Fleetwood Park Kerry Taylor 79-39
2008 WR Christian Scott Allen Princess Margaret Gino Missana 91-53 2009 Riley Barker WR Christian 2016 Macky Velasco Enver Creek
2007 Elgin Park Barry Kerfoot WR Christian Scott Allen 76-69 2008 Spencer McLean WR Christian 2015 Gurbant Dhaliwal LA Matheson
2006 WR Christian Scott Allen Fleetwood Park Kerry Taylor 66-60 2007 Dakota Russell Elgin Park 2014 Curtis Harvey Semiahmoo
2005 WR Christian Scott Allen Enver Creek Rob Turenne 87-58 2006 Ravi Athwal Fleetwood Park 2013 William Tang Princess Margaret
2004 Enver Creek Rob Turenne Elgin Park Theresa Campbell 64-55 2005 Tyrell Mara WR Christian 2012 Seye Akinsamni Princess Margaret
2003 WR Christian Scott Allen Enver Creek Rob Turenne 57-53
2002 WR Christian Scott Allen Fraser Valley Christian Gary Chapman 76-55 2004 Dalbir Dosanjh Enver Creek 2011 Martin Owusu Pacific Academy
2001 WR Christian David Craig Fleetwood Kerry Taylor 107-55 2003 Dalbir Dosanjh Enver Creek 2010 Alex Nguyen Queen Elizabeth
2000 WR Christian Scott Allen Semiahmoo Rob Slavik 103-51 2002 Donald Burton WR Christian 2009 Jordan Yee Southridge
1999 WR Christian Scott Allen North Surrey Murrey McDonald 84-73 2001 Kyle Wilson WR Christian 2008 Aurel David Tamanawis
1998 Queen Elizabeth Ron Walker WR Christian Scott Allen 85-72
1997 Queen Elizabeth Ron Walker Earl Marriott Barry Kerfoot 94-70 2000 Kyle Wilson WR Christian 2007 Devon Carney Guildford Park
1996 Frank Hurt Rob Turenne Holy Cross Gianni Risi 76-70 1999 Chad Clifford WR Christian 2006 Ajeet Bains Tamanawis
1995 Semiahmoo Rick Hill Holy Cross Gianni Risi 63-58 1998 Surinder Grewal Queen Elizabeth 2005 Manjeet Vinning Earl Marriot
1994 Queen Elizabeth Dave Fulks North Surrey Murray MacDonald 82-71(OT) 1997 Surinder Grewal Queen Elizabeth 2004 Carl Borillo Enver Creek
1993 Frank Hurt Joel Janzen Guildford Park Kerry Taylor 87-78 1996 Matt Lechasseur Holy Cross 2003 Harvey Brar Tamanawis
1992 Semiahmoo Rick Hill Frank Hurt Guy Wilderman 63-36
1995 Andy Lynn Semiahmoo 2002 Ian Simpson Queen Elizabeth
TOP 5 FINISHES 1994
1993
Jeremy Newness N Surrey
Byron Sowinski Frank Hurt
2001 Kamil Rylek Fleetwood Park
2000 Rod Pennington WR Christian
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
2017 Semiahmoo Panorama Ridge Tamanawis Fraser Heights Lord Tweedsmuir 1992 Jack McCallum Semiahmoo 1999 Rick Edmonds Johnston Heights
2016 Tamamawis Panorama Ridge North Surrey Lord Tweedsmuir Southridge
2015 Tamamawis Southridge Lord Tweedsmuir Semiahmoo Fleetwood
2014 Tamanawis Fleetwood Lord Tweedsmuir Semiahmoo North Surrey
2013 WR Christian Tamanawis Enver Creek Fraser Heights Lord Tweedsmuir
2012 Tamanawis WR Christian Enver Creek Princess Margaret Southridge
2011 Enver Creek Tamanawis Clayton WR Christian Fleetwood Park
2010 WR Christian Fleetwood Clayton Enver Creek Tamanawis
2009 WR Christian Fleetwood Southridge Queen Elizabeth Tamanawis
2008 WR Christian Princess Margaret Tamanawis Southridge Kwantlen Park
2007 Elgin Park WR Christian Kwantlen Park Queen Elizabeth Fleetwood Park
2006 WR Christian Fleetwood Park Enver Creek Queen Elizabeth Elgin Park
2005 WR Christian Enver Creek Sullivan Heights Earl Marriott Fleetwood Park
2004 Enver Creek Elgin Park Queen Elizabeth Semiahmoo WR Christian
2003 WR Christian Enver Creek Fleetwood Park Princess Margaret Elgin Park
2002 WR Christian FV Christian Enver Creek Pacific Academy Queen Elizabeth
2001 WR Christian Fleetwood Park Tamanawis Enver Creek Semiahmoo
2000 WR Christian Semiahmoo Fleetwood Park Johnston Heights Earl Marriott
1999 WR Christian North Surrey Fleetwood Park Pacific Academy Guildford Park
1998 Queen Elizabeth WR Christian Earl Marriott Guildford Park Pacific Academy
1997 Queen Elizabeth Earl Marriott WR Christian Tamanawis Johnston Heights
1996 Frank Hurt Holy Cross Guildford Park Semiahmoo Elgin Park Tournament MVP - Brian Wallack (S)
1995 Semiahmoo Holy Cross Queen Elizabeth WR Christian Princess Margaret
1994 Queen Elizabeth North Surrey Johnston Heights Holy Cross -
1993 Frank Hurt Guildford Park Queen Elizabeth Semiahmoo -
1992 Semiahmoo Frank Hurt Queen Elizabeth Lord Tweedsmuir -
MOST SPORTSMANLIKE SENIOR TEAM AWARD

This award is named in 2017 Clayton Heights 2006 Lord Tweedsmuir
recognition of Mr. Doug Jennings, 2016 North Surrey 2005 Sullivan Heights Stars
who served as a Superintendent 2015 Southridge Storm 2004 Tamanawis Wildcats
of Surrey Schools for 14 years 2014 Johnston Heights 2003 Tamanawis Wildcats
before retiring in 1995. He 2013 Fraser Heights 2002 Pacific Academy Breakers
2012 Princess Margaret 2001 Enver Creek Cougars
provided outstanding leadership
2011 Pacific Academy 2000 Pacific Academy Breakers
and encouraged the growth of
high school sports.
2010 Queen Elizabeth 1999 Tamanawis Wildcats MVP and First All Star Team
2009 Regent Christian Academy 1998 Pacific Academy Breakers
L to R: Kyle Uppal (T), Harsimran Bhullar (P), Gurman Bhangu (P), Brian Wallack (S), Vlad
2008 Enver Creek Cougars 1997 WR Christian Warriors Mahaila (S), Brandon Tabing (LT), RCMP Assistant Commissioner Dwayne McDonald
2007 Elgin Park 1996 Queen Elizabeth Royals
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# Name Pos. Gr. Ht. # Name Pos. Gr. Ht. # Name Pos. Gr. Ht. # Name Pos. Gr. Ht. # Name Pos. Gr. Ht. # Name Pos. Gr. Ht.
1 Darren Qiu G 11 5’4” 13 Richard Mageto G 12 6’2” 2 Jones, Dylan F 12 6’4 13 Esguerra, Ronan F 12 6’2 1 Bains, Manraj F 11 6’3” 10 Castaneda, Bryson G 11 6’0”
2 Ben Sibanda G 12 5’10” 14 Daniel Lee G 11 5’8” 3 Malczewski, Matt G 11 5’10 15 Dauphinee, Ryan G 12 6’ 3 Espinosa, Joric G 12 5’8” 11 Ali, Shalfraz G 11 5’7”
4 Eddie Kim F 11 6’2” 15 Liam Roberts F 11 6’3” 4 Bakk, Aidan G 11 5’10 20 Gazzola, Jamie F 12 6’5 4 David, Justin G 12 5’6” 13 Narwal, Baltej G 11 6’1”
5 Wagner, Luke G 11 6’2 21 Sabourin, Liam F 11 6’1
5 Kris Galindez G 11 5’10” 21 Karim Nuruddin G 12 5’9” 6 Kajla, Harman G 11 5’11” 21 Wang, Carl C 12 6’4”
10 Poropat, Jakob F 11 6’2 22 Birch, Brandon F 11 6’4
10 Lanz Alejo C 12 6’3” 23 Jay-Ar De Dios F 11 6’1” 7 Choudhry, Saaib F 12 6’2” 23 McCobbina, Marley F 11 6’3”
Flewelling, Kyle G 11 5’10 23 Reynolds, Reilly G 12 6’2
11 Khushal Dharba C 12 6’4” 24 Fatehbir Gill G 11 6’1” 8 Sangha, Paviter F 12 6’3” 24 Brar, Navjot C 12 6’4”
11 Wood, Kody F 12 6’ 24 Cook, Josh F 12 6’2
12 Mat Kalanj G 12 6’0” 25 Nicolo Becchi F 12 6’4” 12 Crossley, Jared G 12 6’1 9 Khatra, Robin F 11 6’1” 33 Abdel-Dayem, Ahmed C 11 6’4”
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2 Brar, Jai F 12 6’0” 24 Sidhu, Liv F 12 6’1” 1 Louie Sotta F 11 6’2 10 Robie Cabiling G 12 6’0 2 Jon Williams G 12 6’0” 11 Kulang Gambi G 12 5”10
2 Leo Donzal G 12 5’9 11 Jason Mac G 11 5’6
3 Tejada, Andrew G 11 5’9” 32 Singh, Navpal C 12 6’6” 3 Ralph Martinez G 12 5’8” 13 Chris Brathwaite F 12 6’4”
3 Marx Diamitas G 12 5’9 12 Santos Pelletier C 11 6’4
5 Chana, Gurvir F 11 5’11” 34 Dhanoa, Karan C 11 6’6” 4 Abraham Wisdom G 12 6’0” 14 Jhed Rivera G 12 5’8”
5 Ike Ewaka F 11 6’2 13 Sage Johnson F 12 6’2
6 Pooni, Jayden G 11 5’7” 35 Leon, Luke F 11 6’1” 7 Damon Felipe G 11 5’10 14 James Shaw C 12 6’6 5 Ben Dutra G 12 6’1” 15 Hector Huynh F 12 5’9”
9 Stolz, Alex F 11 6’0” 41 Gill, Ajay F 11 6’2” 8 Parteek Mattu G 12 6’0 15 Jaskaran Boparai G 12 6’0 8 Edrielle Asirit G 11 6’0” 22 Jas Dhudwal F 11 6’6”
15 Sandhu, Prav G 12 5’11” 9 Allan Lam F 12 6’0 10 Jon Juan F 11 5’10” 23 Connar Hill F 11 6’3”
Coach: Zoel Thibault Coach: Mandeep Rehal Coaches: Mike Dumouchelle, Samir Dhanani, Stan Gidora
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5 Bui, Andrew G 12 5’10” 10 Coronel, Ralph F 12 6’0” 2 Glenn Argenal G 11 5’6” 15 Peter Tran G 12 5’6” 1 Jien Gony F 11 6’1” 12 Harmeet Gill C 12 6’3”
6 Kartel, James G 12 5’11” 10 King, Ulrich F 11 5’10” 3 Aryan Prasad F 11 5’10” 21 Muhammad Badruddin F 11 5’6” 2 Mandeep Moore F 11 6’2” 13 Karan Mann G 11 5’11”
7 Mendoza, Gabe G 11 5’10” 11 Oribello, Nico F 12 5’10” 5 Isaiah Andersen G 11 6’0” 22 Harshpreet Rayaat F 11 5’8” 3 Albien Mercado G 11 5’11” 20 Kyle Ebuna G 11 5’9”
8 Miflores, Nigel G 11 5’7” 12 Azez, Danny G 12 5’8” 4 Abbiel Mate F 11 5’11” 21 Vaneet Sidhu C 12 6’1”
11 Truelove Sondhi G 12 5’10” 23 Kyle Carreon G 12 5’6”
9 Abaya, Jan F 12 6’1” 13 Coltrin, Cameron C 11 6’1” 5 Nitin Klair G 11 5’11” 22 Lloyd Castillo G 12 5’9”
12 Harjodh Tung F 11 6’0” 24 Bob Hu C 12 6’2”
10 Chao, Roy C 12 6’5” 20 Melendrez, Armando G 12 5’8” 8 Kuoth Jock-Kong F 11 6’2” 23 Rupesh Gora G 12 6’0”
13 Abdullah Mohamoud F 12 6’2” 25 Jayden Thompson F 12 6’0”
10 Villanueva, Alex C 12 6’2” 21 Alridge, Dante C 12 6’4” 10 Daman Sahota C 12 6’2” 25 Arshpreet Dhillon F 11 5’11”
10 De Jose, Kurt G 11 5’10” 22 Inocencio, Justin F 12 5’10” 14 Paul Tesoro F 11 5’8” 33 Jagjyot Parmar G 11 5’10” 11 Klo Say G 12 5’11”
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5 Maon, Joshua G 12 5’7” 11 Ferguson, Dorian F 12 6’4”
3 Josh Hendricks G 11 5’10 14 Brayden Martin F 12 6’3 4 Josh Barlin G 12 5’10 12 Jackson Kroeker F 11 5’11
6 Virk, Sanseerat G 12 6’1” 12 Vaezi, Ali G 11 6’2” 5 Chris Chang F 11 6’0 13 Anthony Jerezano F 12 6’0
4 Lorenzo Judalena G 12 6’1 15 Elijah Devison F 11 6’1
7 Adhikari, Nitesh G 12 5’9” 14 Aziz, Tarek F 11 5’11” 6 Sam Akindele G 10 6’0 14 Norbert Banyi F 12 6’1
5 Dylan Kinley G 12 6’3 20 Thomas Box F 12 6’3
7 Matt Sha G 12 6’1 21 Matt Tsang F 11 5’11
10 Arjun Samra G 11 6’2 22 Jake Gallacher F 11 6’1 8 Gill, Taranvir G 11 6’1” 15 Sidhu, Arshdeep F 12 6’1”
8 Josh Peters G 11 5’10 22 Michael Chifan F 11 6’6
11 Philip Nguyen F 11 6’2 23 Michael Mugabo F 12 6’1 9 Hwang, Hesed G 11 5’9” 20 Le, Tommy F 12 6’3” 10 Alex Yu G 11 5’10 23 Jacob Ronald F 11 6’1
Coaches: Drew Gallacher, Bill Ruby, Manager: Sean Wen Coaches: Paul Wu, Jeff Bell, Ryan Jin Coaches: Joel Ashbee, Seth Sorensen, Stacey Stang
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1 Theo Nsiku F 10 6’0” 10 Hunter Tabobandung F 12 6’2” 1 Sajan Hothi G 12 6’0 13 Michael Preer G 11 5’10
1 Gurshael Jessel F 12 6’6 14 Josh Banipal F 12 6’3
3 Hamza Mahdi G 12 6’0” 12 Gibran Khan F 11 6”1” 2 Frank Amundson F 12 6’2 15 Gavan Grewal G 12 6’0
6 Harsh Kang G 12 5’10 15 Gavin Malhi F 12 6’3 4 Anmol Bola G 11 5’10” 13 Sukhraj Bains G/F 11 5’10” 3 Jaskarn Khaira G 12 5’7 21 Inder Dhillon F 11 6’1
7 Rajan Gill F 12 6’2 22 Raphael Alcoreza G 12 6’1 5 Isidor Tukumbana G 11 5’8” 23 Abdullah Khan G/F 12 6’0” 5 Arman Virk F 11 5’8 25 Jagan Lidder F 12 6’5
6 Seenan Iftekhar G 11 5’5” 24 Hassan Hirsi G/F 11 6’0” 7 Harjot Binning F 11 6’1 33 Ranvir Khunkhun F 11 6’3
9 Cameron Fremista G 12 5’10 24 Navdeep Dhaliwal F 12 6’7
7 Adnan Hirabe G 12 6’0” 33 Bobby Ladher C 12 6”2” 10 Gurpratap Virk G 12 6’2 44 Jasraj Dhani F 11 5’8
13 Bhavkaran Aujla F 12 6’1 34 Praveen Perera G 12 6’3 9 Abdullaziz Insaniye G 12 6’1” 35 Jujhar Dhillon C 12 6’10” 11 Inderjot Johal F 12 6’2
Coaches: Raman Bedi, Brandon Bottrill Coaches: Dave Ghag, Neder Dhillon Coaches: Karan Dhaliwal, Roop Sunner, Satpal Samra
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2 Victor Yu G 9 5’6 8 Sam Dunn G 12 5’7 1 Ameer Sidhu G 12 5’10’’ 12 Jas Johal G 12 6’0’’ 0 Armaan Abraham F 11 6’3 8 Alex Wang G 11 5’11
3 Ethan Potvin G 10 5’8 9 Alvin Acquaah-Harrison F 10 6’2 4 Jordon Chen G 12 6’0’’ 13 Tyson Brown G 12 5’11’’ 1 Dharam Buttar F 12 6’3 11 Rohin Sandhu G/F 12 6’2
4 Lucas Pangan F 12 6’0 10 Noah Bryerton F 11 6’0 7 Ario Katchooi G 12 5’11’’ 14 Jake Dhillon F 11 6’2’’ 2 Jason Brar G 12 5’4 15 Amran Aujla G 11 6’0
5 Daniel Navarro G 12 5’9 11 Noble Onyediako F 11 6’0 9 Vlad Mihaila W 12 6’4’’ 15 Adam Paige F 12 6’8’’ 3 Frank Wang G 12 5’7 16 Aidan Alderson F 12 6’7
6 Ethan Wright G 10 5’6 12 Andrew Gucake G 12 5’10” 10 Dominic Calderon W 11 6’0’’ 19 David Cao F 11 6’3’’ 4 Kevin Liu G 11 6’0 21 Jovan Gill F 12 6’3
7 Josiah Joel F 11 6’0 15 Marco Lai F 10 6’0” 11 Dennis Alizadeh G 11 6’0’’ 21 Damian Calderon G 11 5’11’’ 6 Arjan Dhaliwal G 10 6’2 32 Jaden Sanghe F 11 6’1
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4 Rowan Ten-Pow G 11 5’7 12 Adam Barket G/F 12 6’2 3 Choi, Calvin G 11 5’9” 11 Renema, Joshua C 12 6’5” 3 Marc Pacatang G 11 5’8 11 Josiah Lal G/F 12 6’6
5 Ashann Singh G 12 5’8 13 Graesen Oppal G 12 6’1 5 Amrit Dhindsa G/F 11 6’0 12 Drake Dempsey G 11 6’0
4 Kim, Yeonwoo G 12 5’7” 12 Wang, Shao F 11 6’1”
6 Jason Kung G 11 6’0 14 Karman Sidhu F 12 6’3 6 Marcus Prakash G/F 11 6’2 13 Tajan Gill G 11 6’0
7 Nikhil Patel G 12 5’7 15 Caden Mctaggart C 11 6’3 5 Atagi, Michael G 11 5’6” 21 Sidhu, Simrit G 11 6’1”
7 Garry Dhami G 11 6’1 14 Aryan Anganu F 11 6’1
8 Harjot Parmar G 12 6’0 20 Gurjot Dhaliwal F 12 6’3 7 Slater, Matt F 12 6’3” 22 Desta, Ebenezer C 11 6’5” 8 Parm Sahota F 11 6’3 15 Preet Kailey G 11 6’3
9 Amann Singh G 12 5’6 21 Brennan Palmer G 11 6’0
8 Blackman, Kenny G 12 5’7” 23 Jung, Isaiah G 11 5’10” 9 Jeevan Sidhu G/F 11 6’6 23 Aftab Chohan F 12 6’1
10 Jaskaran Dhatt G/F 12 6’3 22 Ben Anderson F 11 6’0
11 Arjun Johal C 12 6’3 10 Sunwoo, Caleb G 11 5’6” 24 Newman, Jacob F 11 6’3” 10 Miguel Tomley G 12 6’3 30 Akash Dhaliwal G 12 6’2
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0 Leo Leo G 11 5’11” 9 Hank Su F 11 5’9”
6 William Chen PG 11 6’0” 20 David Niu F 11 6’2”
7 Jason Su G 12 5’10” 34 Laurence Huo F 12 6’3”
8 Tony Dong G 12 5’8” 35 Santiago Gallo G 11 5’10”
Coaches: Jordan Screpnek, Kevin Mirchandani
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18 WR Christian CHAMPION RUNNER UP 2017 ALL STARS
13 Tamanawis 2017 Pacific Academy LA Matheson Ethan Adkins (PA)
12 Fleetwood Park 2016 Princess Margaret Sullivan Heights Josh Blas (PA)
11 Queen Elizabeth 2015 Pacific Academy Clayton Heights Keon Campbell (SC)
10 Enver Creek, Semiahmoo 2014 Clayton Heights Elgin Park Adil Khan (LAM)
6 Elgin Park, Lord Tweedsmuir 2013 LA Matheson Clayton Heights Jovan Purewall (FH)
4 Guildford Park, Earl Marriott, Pacific Academy, Princess Margaret, Southridge, 2012 Kwantlen Park Semiahmoo
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2 Kwantlen Park, Panorama Ridge, Fraser Heights 2010 Pacific Academy Lord Tweedsmuir Gurman Singh (SC)
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1 Tyrell Mara WR Christian 62 2005 2017 FIRST TEAM Ali Bosir................................... PM A. Gauer.................................... PA
2 Dalbir Dosanjh Enver Creek 56 2004 MVP Brian Wallack........................ SEMI Mark Dabrowski........................ KP Juhn Lapitan......................... SEMI
Gurman Bhangu......................PAN Joel Schat...............................WRC E. Albrecker........................... SEMI
3 Theo Clearksy Tamanawis 54 2007 Harsimran Bhullar...................PAN AJ Cisar..................................... QE SECOND TEAM
4 Jordan Craig WR Christian 47 2002 Vlad Mihaila.......................... SEMI Nick Del Bianco..........................FP R. Edmonds................................JH
Devin McMurtry Fraser Heights 47 2010 Brandon Tabing.......................... LT 2008 FIRST TEAM S. Haley.................................. EMS
Kyle Uppal.............................. TAM MVP Spencer McLean.......................WRC T. Neufeld.................................. PA
Miguel Tomley Tamanawis 47 2016 SECOND TEAM N. DeKoster............................WRC A. Hassian.................................GP
Gurbant Dhaliwal LA Matheson 47 2016 Raphael Alcoreza....................PAN M. Dabrowski............................ KP S. Stewart...............................WRC
Akash Dhaliwal...................... TAM D. Carney...................................GP 1999 FIRST TEAM
5 Ravi Athwal Fleetwood Park 46 2006 Dylan Kinley............................... LT D. Grobelski.............................. PM MVP C. Clifford...............................WRC
6 William Tang Princess Margaret 44 2013 Justin Sanghe............................ SR D. Naidu................................. TAM G. Jackson..................................FP
7 Rajen Sidhu John. Heights 43 1997 Sumeet Singh............................ FH SECOND TEAM K. Wilson................................WRC
2016 FIRST TEAM J. Cabatuando........................... KP R. Pennington.........................WRC
Chad Clifford WR Christian 43 1997 MVP Miguel Tomley........................ TAM A. Gulabyar...............................GP C. Ullmer................................... NS
8 Greg Bouwer Earl Marriott 40 1993 Sahil Dhami.............................PAN O. Solito................................... PM C. McDowell.......................... SEMI
Hunter Hughes.......................... SR K. Osborne......................... SOUTH SECOND TEAM
Harmeet Mahal Fleetwood 40 2006 Sagar Dulay............................ TAM I. Con.....................................WRC N. Ven.........................................FP
9 Matt Senges P. Academy 39 2003 Gurbant Dhaliwal................... LAM 2007 FIRST TEAM M. Voros.................................... PA
Aaqib Dhillon............................ NS MVP Dakota Russell...........................EP B. Bates..................................... PA
Mark Dabrowski Kwantlen Park 39 2008 SECOND TEAM Eric Burrell................................ KP P. Vongnaraj.............................GP
Jaskaran Dhatt Sullivan Heights 39 2017 Kyle Uppal.............................. TAM Theo Clearsky......................... TAM A. Denson................................. NS
10 Mike Wagar P. Academy 38 1992 Jasman Basra............................ NS Kevin Dhillon............................. QE 1998 FIRST TEAM
Brandon Tabing.......................... LT Spencer McLean......................WRC MVP S. Grewal................................... QE
Carl Ullmer N. Surrey 38 1999 Andrew Murison....................... EC Budd Kerfoot..............................EP L. Bentley...............................WRC
Craig Bailey Lord Tweedsmuir 38 2003 Chuks Udevi.............................. PR SECOND TEAM K. Wilson................................WRC
2015 FIRST TEAM Ravi Athwal................................FP J. Phillips................................ EMS
Kurtis Osborne Southridge 38 2009 MVP Hunter Hughes.......................... SR Anthony Do............................... QE R. Dosanjh................................. QE
Nimrit Plaha Panorama 38 2013 Sam Chan.................................. SR Papa Gyasi.................................FP C. Ulmer................................ SEMI
Patrick Dujmovic................... SEMI Sean Field...................................EP SECOND TEAM
Sukh Bains Tamanawis 38 2014 Sagar Dulay............................ TAM Jordan Mara...........................WRC J. Zeilstra................................ EMS
11 Matt LeChasseur Holy Cross 37 1996 Curtis Harvey........................ SEMI 2006 FIRST TEAM N. Bala...................................... QE
Jeff Vanhulzen FV Christian 37 1998 Miguel Tomley........................ TAM MVP Ravi Athwal................................FP M. Voros.................................... PA
SECOND TEAM Kyle Grewal............................... EC L. Woods................................ TAM
Kevin Dhillon Queen Elizabeth 37 2007 Aminder Basra....................... TAM Randip Singh............................. SR P. Phongpradith.........................GP
Miguel Tomley Tamanawis 37 2016 Dominic Clayton........................ SR Harmeet Mahal..........................FP 1997 FIRST TEAM
Armaan Khangura......................FP Drew Good.............................WRC MVP S. Grewal................................... QE
12 Aaron Myette John. Heights 36 1995 Jas Sidhu................................... EC Nick Dekoster.........................WRC S. Roberts.................................. QE
Julien Phillips Earl Marriott 36 1998 Aldrin Valencia........................... LT SECOND TEAM L. Bentley...............................WRC
2014 FIRST TEAM Anthony Do............................... QE B. Hogg.................................... EM
Harvey Gill Sullivan 36 2005 MVP Sukhjot Bains......................... TAM Kevin Dhillon............................. QE C. Clifford...............................WRC
Devin McMurtry Fraser Heights 36 2010 Sukhraj Biring........................ TAM James Clift.................................EP S. Clifford................................. EM
Tom Ghag Clayton Heights 36 2012 Nimrit Plaha.............................. PR Kujo Jhaj................................... EC SECOND TEAM
Filip Samardzic...........................JH Matt Wirch.............................WRC R. Sidhu......................................JH
Hunter Hughes Southridge 36 2016 Skylar Sheehan...................... SEMI 2005 FIRST TEAM K. Sandhu................................. PM
13 Dan Peppar John. Heights 35 1993 Nick Smith.................................. LT MVP Tyrell Mara.............................WRC A. Degenstein.............................FP
SECOND TEAM Walter Najaaro.......................... SH S. Truong...................................GP
Peter Hodson WR Christian 35 1996 Kevin Alexandrov.......................FP Darren Deol............................... EC G. Bhuller............................... TAM
Brad Bennest Earl Marriott 35 1999 Anoop Nahal............................. NS Roopi Clair............................... PM 1996 FIRST TEAM
Brett Norris................................ LT Greg Elliott............................. EMS MVP M. LeChasseur...........................HC
Greg Jacksen Fleetwood 35 2000 Emeka Okuma............................FP John Gray.............................. SEMI Alex Castro............................... FH
Matt Senges P.Academy 35 2003 Sukhman Sandhu................... TAM SECOND TEAM P. Hodson...............................WRC
Greg Elliott Earl Marriott 35 2004 2013 FIRST TEAM Ravi Athwal................................FP P. Wilson....................................GP
MVP Tyus Allen...............................WRC Terry Guy...................................GP C. Wedenig................................HC
William Tang Princess Margaret 35 2013 Parmvir Bains......................... TAM Harvey Gill................................ SH J. Nelson.................................... FH
Cole Cameron North Surrey 35 2013 Sukhjot Bains......................... TAM Kyle Grewal............................... EC SECOND TEAM
Pavan Lehal................................ LT Paul Samra................................ EC L. Khairo.................................... QE
Miguel Tomley Tamanwis 35 2016 Vartan Tanielian.....................WRC 2004 FIRST TEAM G. Calimoso............................... QE
Tomas Fovenyl Fleetwood 35 2016 Obie Udevi..............................PAN MVP Dalbir Dosanjh.......................... EC S. Smith......................................EP
14 Peter Hodson WR Christian 34 1996 SECOND TEAM Matt Senges.............................. PA M. Nelson.................................. FH
Grant Campbell......................... FH Denholm Smith..........................EP J. Kendal................................ SEMI
Matt LeChasseur Holy Cross 34 1996 Nick Jhauj................................. EC Robert Fougnier.....................WRC 1995 FIRST TEAM
Rajen Sidhu John. Heights 34 1997 Gurkirat Kular........................... EC Monty Sharma.......................... QE MVP A. Lynn.................................. SEMI
Bradyn Norris............................. LT Logan Hendrix............................EP M. Kraemer...............................HC
Luke Bentley WR Christian 34 1997 Sam Ykema............................WRC SECOND TEAM B. Holowaychuk........................ EM
Greg Jackson Fleetwood Park 34 1999 2012 FIRST TEAM Mike Davis.............................Semi P. Hodson...............................WRC
MVP Manny Dulay.......................... TAM Clark McPherson.................... TAM J. Kendall............................... SEMI
Juhn Lapiton Semiahmoo 34 2000 Tyus Allen...............................WRC Erik Gulbranson........................ QE SECOND TEAM
Walter Najarro Sullivan 34 2004 Sukhjot Bains......................... TAM Robert Thibault.......................WRC A. Myette...................................JH
Tyrell Mara WR Christian 34 2005 Jake Newman.........................WRC Justin Chouhan......................... EC D. Wade..................................... QE
Rajan Rai................................... EC 2003 FIRST TEAM S. Hill........................................ EM
Kevin Dhillon Q. Elizabeth 34 2006 Ben Severide............................. SR MVP Dalbir Dosanjh.......................... EC G. Zemrav.............................. SEMI
Nathan Leader Earl Marriott 34 2008 SECOND TEAM Tyrell Mara.............................WRC M. LeChasseur...........................HC
Kristophe Baerg.....................WRC Logan Hendrix............................EP 1994 FIRST TEAM
Noor Mann Fleetwood Park 34 2008 Harman Basra........................... NS Marc Roots.................................FP MVP B. Truong...................................GP
Skylar Sheehan Semiahmoo 34 2014 Henry Flowers.......................... PM Sital Purewal............................. EC J. Newness................................ NS
Gurkirat Kular........................... EC Donald Burton........................WRC D. Bennett.................................HC
Johnson Hu Semiahmoo 34 2016 Vishi Viria............................... TAM SECOND TEAM D. Peppar....................................JH
15 Adam Sale Q. Elizabeth 33 1992 2011 FIRST TEAM Ravi Jhajj.................................. PM TJ Khangura.............................. QE
Chad Clifford WR Christian 33 1997 MVP Parvez Jhaj................................ EC Brent McLaren.......................... EC SECOND TEAM
Manny Dulay.......................... TAM Clark McPherson.................... TAM G. Wright................................... NS
Rajen Sidhu John. Heights 33 1997 Marc Mincieli............................ EC Mani Athwal..............................FP J. Janzen.................................. FVC
Navi Bala John. Heights 33 1997 Vikash Pillai.............................. EC Matt Senges.............................. PA J. Adams................................ SEMI
Mitch Robertson................... CLAY 2002 FIRST TEAM M. Kraemer...............................HC
Adam Gauer P. Academy 33 2000 Gagan Sahota........................ TAM MVP D. Burton................................WRC D. Wade..................................... QE
Theo Clearsky Tamanawis 33 2007 SECOND TEAM J. Craig...................................WRC 1993 FIRST TEAM
Ravjot Dhaliwal...................... TAM A. Braich................................... EC MVP B. Sowinski................................ FH
Jasman Basra North Surrey 33 2016 Harp Grewal...............................FP D. Bron.................................... FVC N. Milau................................ SEMI
16 Chris Robinson John. Heights 32 1993 Jake Newman.........................WRC S. Stewart...............................WRC J. Hare....................................... QE
Aaron Myette John. Heights 32 1996 Diljot Pannu.............................. QE K. Kooger................................ FVC D. Peppar....................................JH
Colin Soares.............................. PA SECOND TEAM A. Hunter...................................GP
Peter Hodson WR Christian 32 1996 2010 FIRST TEAM S. Rogalsky.............................. FVC R. Wilderman............................. FH
Phets Phongpradith Guildford Park 32 1999 MVP Riley Barker............................WRC S. Purewal................................. EC SECOND TEAM
Eli Mara.................................WRC O. Kadir..................................... QE B. Truong...................................GP
David Daniels L. Tweedsmuir 32 1999 Gagan Sahota........................ TAM M. Kopp.................................... PA K. Almond................................. NS
Stacey Baetz Guildford Park 32 2000 Neor Mann.................................FP S. Gau........................................ PA J. Hollinsworth............................ LT
John Gray Semiahmoo 32 2004 Nick Del Bianco..........................FP 2001 FIRST TEAM W. Schneider............................ EM
Jordan Ghag.......................... CLAY MVP K. Wilson................................WRC C. Robinson................................JH
Matt Senges P. Academy 32 2004 SECOND TEAM J. Theissen................................. PA 1992 FIRST TEAM
John Gray Semiahmoo 32 2005 Parvez Jhaj................................ EC G. Rutherford......................... TAM MVP J. McCallum........................... SEMI
Amitoj Muker............................ EC Z. Hogan................................WRC B. Barnes.................................... LT
Ravi Athwal Fleetwood Park 32 2005 Diljot Pannu.............................. QE R.Cal......................................WRC M. Wagner................................ PA
Randip Singh Southridge 32 2006 Uriah Eger............................. CLAY H. Bedi.......................................FP A. Sale....................................... QE
Karn Bains.............................. TAM SECOND TEAM T. Boutaleb............................... EM
Sukh Mahal Princess Margaret 32 2007 Robert Go................................. QE A. Nunez....................................JH C. Jesperson.............................. FH
Ali Bosir Princess Margaret 32 2009 2009 FIRST TEAM L. Krueger................................ FVC SECOND TEAM
Nato Gucake Regent 32 2010 MVP Riley Barker............................WRC S. Purewal................................. EC F. Olieskieu................................ QE
Nii Engmann...........................REG S. Stewart...............................WRC D. Sampson............................... QE
Tyus Allen WR Christian 32 2013 Noor Mann.................................FP B. McLaren................................ EC D. Bouden.................................. LT
Hunter Hughes Southridge 32 2015 Eli Mara.................................WRC 2000 FIRST TEAM R. Oyesika................................. FH
Didar Grewal.......................... TAM MVP K. Wilson................................WRC M. Stubbins........................... SEMI
Brian Wallack Semiahmoo 32 2017 Kurtis Osborne.......................... SR Z. Hogan................................WRC
Dylan Kinley Lord Tweedsmuir 32 2017 SECOND TEAM G. Jackson..................................FP
2018 SENIOR SCHEDULE

HOME TEAM is the TOP team 14. 1:30 GP WG3 ________________ ___
WG4 ________________ ___ POOL B Tournament:
All games at Frank Hurt
15. 1:30 LT WG5 ________________ ___ 2 groups of 3: X=LGA, LGB, SCS; Y=FHrt, RCA, WRC
Sunday, Jan. 14 • Qualifying Round WG6 ________________ ___ *3 point shootout Monday and Tuesday
Gm# Time Site Teams Score 16. 1:30 EC WG7 ________________ ___
A 11:00 LT Elgin Park ___ WG8 ________________ ___ Monday, Jan. 15
Johnston Heights ___ Gm# Time Site Teams Score
B 12:30 LT Kwantlen Park ___ Thursday, Jan. 18 1. 1:30 FH Frank Hurt ___
Queen Elizabeth ___ White Rock Christian ___
Gm# Time Site Teams Score
2. 3:15 FH Surrey Christian ___
17. 12:00 EC WG9________________ ___ LGB ________________ ___
Tuesday, Jan. 16 LG16________________ ___
Gm# Time Site Teams Score Tuesday, Jan. 16
18. 3:15 EC WG10_______________ ___
LG15________________ ___ Gm# Time Site Teams Score
1 3:15 FP Tamanawis ___
WGmA ___________________ ___ 19. 4:45 EC WG11_______________ ___ 3. 3:00 FH Regent Christian ___
LG14________________ ___ White Rock Christian ___
2. 1:30 FP Fleetwood Park ___
Princess Margaret ___ 4. 4:30 FH LGA ________________ ___
20. 1:30 EC WG12_______________ ___
Surrey Christian ___
3. 3:15 Pan Guildford Park ___ LG13________________ ___
North Surrey ___ Wednesday, Jan. 17
4. 1:30 Pan Panorama Ridge ___ Friday, Jan. 19 Gm# Time Site Teams Score
Southridge ___
Gm# Time Site Teams Score 5. 1:30 FH Frank Hurt ___
5. 1:30 LT Lord Tweedsmuir ___ Regent Christian ___
Sullivan Heights ___ 21. 1:30 EC WG17_______________ ___
6. 3:15 FH LGA ________________ ___
WG18_______________ ___
6. 3:15 LT Pacific Academy ___ LGB ________________ ___
LA Matheson ___ 22. 3:15 EC WG19_______________ ___
WG20_______________ ___ Thursday, Jan. 18
7. 1:30 CH Clayton Heights ___
Enver Creek ___ SEMI FINALS Gm# Time Site Teams Score
8 3:15 CH Semiahmoo ___ 23. 5:45 EC WG13_______________ ___ 7. 1:30 FH X3_________________ ___
WGm B ___________________ ___ WG14_______________ ___ Y3_________________ ___
24. 7:45 EC WG15_______________ ___ 8. 3:00 FH X2_________________ ___

WG16_______________ ___ 3rd Y2_________________ ___
Wednesday, Jan. 17 • 3 point shootout will take place
at half time of all Wednesday games, round 2 will take place 9. 4:30 FH X1_________________ ___
Friday between games 23 and 24, Championship Saturday. CHAMPIONSHIP Y1_________________ ___
Saturday, Jan. 20
*HOME team will play the 1:30 game win or lose on Tuesday.
Gm# Time Site Teams Score Order of Finish:
Gm# Time Site Teams Score 1. _____________________________________
2:30 EC RCMP ___ 2. _____________________________________
9. 3:15 FP LG1________________ ___
COACHES ___ 3. _____________________________________
LG2________________ ___
25. 3:45 EC WG21_______________ ___
10. 3:15 GP LG3________________ ___
5th WG22_______________ ___ Most Valuable Player:
LG4________________ ___ _______________________________________
26. 5:45 EC LG23________________ ___
11. 3:15 LT LG5________________ ___ All Stars:
3rd/4th LG24________________ ___
LG6________________ ___ 1. _____________________________________
CHAMPIONSHIP 2. _____________________________________
12. 3:15 EC LG7________________ ___
3. _____________________________________
LG8________________ ___ 27. 7:45 EC WG23_______________ ___
4. _____________________________________
WG24_______________ ___
13. 1:30 FP WG1 _______________ ___ 5. _____________________________________
WG2 _______________ ___

OPENING SOON
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Seniors Order of Finish SENIOR DRAW

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3rd_________________________ TAMANAWIS
4th_________________________ GAME 1
WGA
5th_________________________
GAME 9 GAME 13
1st Allstar Team
1 __________________________ FLEETWOOD PARK
2 __________________________
GAME 2
GAME 17 PRINCESS MARGARET
3 __________________________
GAME 23
4 __________________________
Loser 16
5 __________________________
GUILDFORD PARK
2nd Allstar Team GAME 3
GAME 21 NORTH SURREY
1 __________________________
2 __________________________ GAME 10 GAME 14
3 __________________________
PANORAMA
4 __________________________ GAME 4
5 __________________________ GAME 18 SOUTHRIDGE
GAME 27
Most Valuable Player Loser 23
____________________________ Loser 15 GAME 26

LORD TWEEDSMUIR
Loser 24
3rd/5th 1st/2nd
Most Inspirational Player
GAME 5
____________________________ GAME 25 SULLIVAN HEIGHTS
Most Sportsmanlike Team 4th GAME 11 GAME 15
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3-point Champion PACIFIC ACADEMY

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GAME 6
GAME 19 LA MATHESON
GAME 24
Loser 14
CLAYTON HEIGHTS
GAME 7
GAME 22 ENVER CREEK
GAME 12 GAME 16
SEMIAHMOO
GAME 8
GAME 20 WGB
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Loser 13
SURREY RCMP CLASSIC

RCMP BASKETBALL
SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE
Scholarships are presented to deserving athletes victims of the “Surrey 6” murders. The 2017 MARCH 1st
who participate in the RCMP Classic. As a result recipient is Jovan Purewal (FHu).
of the kind donations from several supporters
APPLICATION INFORMATION
including: the Chris Mohan Foundation, Surrey In 2004 the Roger Pierlet Memorial Award A candidate must have demonstrated
School District, and Scotiabank, athletes are was introduced in recognition and memory of • High degree of proficiency in basketball
encouraged to continue their academic studies Constable Pierlet the first Surrey RCMP officer • Demonstrated academic success
and athletic endeavors. killed in the line of duty (1974). The 2016 recipient • Good character and positive leadership
is Kyle Uppal (Tam). The “Classic” distributes • Good community citizen
The Chris Mohan Memorial Scholarship began between $6,000-10,000 annually. Application info is available from your coach or online at:
in 2010 in memory of one of the two innocent www.surreybasketballclassic.com
2017 yle Uppal (Tam)
K Tom Ghag (CH) Kujo Jhaj (EC)
Jovan Purewal (FHu) Rajan Rai (EC)
Rajen Atker (PR) Gavin Saran (FP) 2005 Tyrell Mara (WRC)
Gurman Bhangu (PR) Ben Severide (SR) Justin Chouhan (EC)
Seth Muir Hayward (EP) Darren Deol (EC)
Wayne Saliken (S) 2011 Parvez Jhaj (EC) Roopi Clair (PM)
Brian Wallack (S) Gagan Sahota (Tam) Joel Bron (FVC)
Vikash Pillai (EC) Rob Fougner (WRC)
2016 ndrew Murison (EC)
A Marc Mincieli (EC) Harvey Gill (Sull)
Sukhvinder Multani (KP) Perry Samra (EC)
Gurbant Dhaliwal (Lam) Drew Ruby (CH) 2004 Erik Gulbransen (QE)
Sahil Dhami (Pan) Harp Grewal (FP) Mike Davis (Semi)
Sagar Dulay (Tam) Dalbir Dosanjh (EC)
Johnson Hu (Semi) 2010 Elijah Mara (WRC) Kevin Marban (FP)
Noor Mann (FP) Matt Senges (PA)
2015 idan Moore (PAC)
A Amitoj Muker (EC) Denholm Smith (EP)
Curtis Harvevy (Semi) Nick Del Bianco (FP) Jerem Varlou (Semi)
Brian Spanier (Semi) Jordan Ghag (CH)
Filip Samardzic (JH) Didar Grewal (Tam) 2003 Jordan Craig (WRC)
Devin McMurtry (FHt) Marc Roots (FP)
2014 ick Smith (LT)
N Jordan Yee (SR)
Parmeet Matharu (EC) 2009 Kurtis Osborne (SR) 2002 David Bron (FVC)
Sukhjot Bains (Tam) Joel Schot (WRC) Hartej Gill (FP)
Nimrit Plaha (PR) Avi Chaliwal (SR) Aman Braich (EC)
Sklar Sheehan (Semi) Ali Bosir (PM) Luke Kruger (FVC) Championship Banner and Trophies
Aman Sodhi (EC)
2013 Bradyn Norris (LT) 2008 Nick DeKoster (WRC) Sean Stewart (WRC) Presented to Semiahmoo Captains
Tyus Allen (WRC) Justin Cobatuando (KP)
Peter Spangehl (WRC) Austin Chouhan (EC) 2001 Rajan Jaswal (EC)
Grant Campbell (FHts) Wayne Fernandes (KP) Jon Bennest (EM)
Alex Hadikin (EP) Ahsan Gulabyar (GP) Zach Hogan (WRC)
Nicholas Jhauj (EC) Tonner Jackson (WRC) Jordan Theissen (PA)
Gurkirat Kular (EC) Spencer McLean (WRC)
Vendant Sharma (QE) Punit Walia (FP) 2000 Adam Gauer (PA)
William Tang (PM) Terry Neufeld (PA)
Obie Udevi (PR) 2007 Budd Kerfoot (EP) Greg Jackson ( FP)
Brett Walker (EP) James Clift (EP) David Daniels (LT)
Sam Ykema (WRC) Graeme Dergousoff (Tam) Ricky Edmonds (JH)
Vick Jassal (EC) Erik Albrecher (Sem)
2012 Jake Newman (WRC) Jordan Mara (WRC)
Seye Akinsanmi (PM) Dakota Russell (EP) 1999 Brad Bennest (EMS)
Jonathan Yu (SR) Robert Legaspi (EC) Chad Clifford (WRC)
Kristophe Baerg (WRC) Neil Bellosillo (JH)
Justin Bhangoo (EC) 2006 Kyle Grewal (EC)
Temi Dele-Dare (KP) Kevin Grewal (EC) 1998 Luke Bentley (WRC)
Ravjot Dhaliwal (TAM) Brian Laserich (EC) Julian Phillips (EM)
Shahbaj Dhillon (SR) Brendan Graham (NS) Jonathan Siemens (WRC)
Henry Flowers (PM) Ajeet Bains (Tam)
The Roger Pierlet winners are indicated in bold. The Chris Mohan Memorial Scholarship
recipients are indicated in bold italics.
Most Inspirational Player Award

WINNER’S ALL-STAR CLASSIC Girls: 6:00 pm Gavin Gill (LT) presented by Ms. Eileen Mohan and Mr. Andrew
CIRCLE Friday, April 6, 2018
TROPHIES at Enver Creek Secondary
Boys: 7:30 pm Holland, Assistant Superintendent, Surrey School District
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JUNIOR TOURNAMENT HISTORY BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

2017 The Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers Warriors captured their first junior title TAMANAWIS
were crowned Junior champions with with a 58-33 victory over the Enver
GAME 1
an exciting 67-66 victory over the Creek Cougars. White Rock was led by
defending champions, Semiahmoo tournament MVP Tyus Allen, all stars QUEEN
ELIZABETH
Totems. The Panthers’ Arjun Samra Vartan Tanielan and Sam Ykema. Enver
was named MVP. First all stars include Creek was led by all stars David Ahmad GAME GAME
Panthers’ Elijah Devison and Josh and Nick Jhauj. The Lord Tweedsmuir 11 16
CLAYTON
Hendricks, Totems’ Dominic and Panthers captured 3rd place. HEIGHTS
Damian Calderon and Fleetwood GAME 2
Park’s Amrit Bassi. Fleetwood captured 2010 The Tamanawis WIldcats won
3rd place with a 64-37 victory over their 3rd RCMP Junior banner with PRINCESS
an impressive 66-32 victory over the MARGARET
North Surrey. GAME 23
Fleetwood Dragons. The Wildcats
2016 The Semiahmoo Totems won were seldom challenged throughout GUILDFORD
the Surrey Junior Classic defeating the tournament. Ravjot Dhaliwal was PARK GAME 29
the Guildford Park Sabres 75-59. The named the tournaments MVP. Enver GAME 3
Totems cruised to the finals to capture Creek Cougars captured third place. JOHNSTON
their second title behind the exciting HEIGHTS
play of tournament MVP, Jordon 2009 The Enver Creek Cougars
moved back atop the pecking GAME GAME
Chen and all-stars Jas Johal and Cole 12 17
McAvoy. The junior Sabres made order after winning an exciting NORTH
their first ever trip to the finals with but defensive championship. The SURREY
exciting wins over Tamanawis and impressive Cougars rolled to 3 easy GAME 27 GAME 4
Fleetwood Park. They were led by Chris victories before being challenged by LA
Brathwaite and Ben Dutra. Clayton Heights. EC jumped out to a MATHESON
large early and hung on for a 42-38 GAME 24
2015 For the second straight year victory behind tournament MVP
the Tamanawis Wildcats faced the Parvez Jhaj. PANORAMA
Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers in the RIDGE
Championship final of the Junior 2008 The Clayton Heights Night GAME 5
“Classic”. It was a solid game for Riders captured their first RCMP SULLIVAN
both teams with the Wildcats, led by Classic banner with a 52-39 victory HEIGHTS
tournament MVP Roop Viria and all over Princess Margaret Lions. The GAME GAME
Night Riders upset Fleetwood Park in 13 18 GAME 34
stars Joban Sran and Darius Ballou
emerging victorious 62-52. The the semi finals, 51-46 to advance to FLEETWOOD
PARK
1st/2nd
the championship game. The final was LOSER 30
Panthers were led by all stars Brandon GAME 6
Tabing and Dillsharn Gill. never in doubt as Clayton Heights
built up a huge early lead. GAME 31 REGENT GAME 33
2014 The Tamanawis Wildcats 6th CHRISTIAN 3rd/5th
defeated the Lord Tweedsmuir 2007 The Wildcats of Tamanawis LOSER 31
Panthers with a convincing 50-39 were the clear favourites entering
victory. The ‘Cats were tested only by the tournament. They cruised to the HOLY CROSS
the LA Matheson Mustangs (52-50), as Junior crown with victories over Frank GAME 7
they cruised to their 4th tournament Hurt 59-35, Earl Marriott 70-34, and EARL
championship. They were led by Kwantlen Park 63-51. Arun Cheema MARRIOTT
tournament MVP Miguel Tomley and was named the tournament’s MVP. GAME GAME
first team all stars Aminder Basra and 2006 The Kwantlen Park 14 19
Sagar Dulay. This was Tweedsmuirs Timberwolves earned the title of SEMIAHMOO
highest tournament finish. The Sullivan champions with a convincing win
Stars captured 3rd place for their GAME 8
over the Tamanawis Wildcats. The
highest finish. FRANK HURT
Timberwolves’ were led by the solid
2013 In the Junior Boys play of both Justin Cabatuando and
Gagan Randhawa. GAME 28 GAME 30
championship final the Semiahmoo
ENVER
Totems outlasted the Tamanawis 2005 The second annual RCMP CREEK
Wildcats, (49-48). The Totems were tournament saw the host Tamanawis GAME 9
led by the tournament’s MVP Curtis Wildcats win a hard fought battle
Harvey with 19 points and Brian KWANTLEN
defeating Elgin Park Orcas, 57-54. GAME PARK GAME
Spencer with 13. The Fleetwood Elgin led throughout most of the 15 20
Park Dragons captured third place game before running into foul trouble.
with a hard fought victory over Lord LORD LOSER 17
Tournament MVP Theo Clearsky
Tweedsmuir Panthers, (60-55). TWEEDSMUIR
finished the game with 29 points GAME 21
including the gaming winning three. GAME 10
2012 Panorama Thunder captured FRASER GAME 25
their first ever RCMP Classic 2004 Eight schools entered the HEIGHTS LOSER 18
Championship upsetting the Fleetwood LOSER 16
inaugural Junior Boys’ RCMP Basket-
Park Dragons, 54-43. Tournament MVP ball Classic. The Enver Creek Cougars,
Nimrit Plaha and first team all star LOSER 19 GAME 32
#3 in BC, dominated the Classic with 4th
18
Parambir Bring led the Thunder. The convincing victories over Semiahmoo,
Dragons advanced to the finals behind GAME 22
White Rock Christian and Lord
first team all stars Karamveer Virdi and Tweedsmuir. The Cougars were led LOSER 20 GAME 26
Arjun Dhadda. by MVP Paul Samra and All Star Kyle 24
LOSER
2011 The White Rock Christian Grewal.

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HOME TEAM is the TOP team 14. 3:00 Semi LG7 ______________ ___ 28. 3:00 Tam WG14 ______________ ___
LG8 ______________ ___ WG15 ______________ ___
Monday, Jan. 15 • 3 point shootout at all 15. 3:00 KP LG9 ______________ ___ 29. 6:15 EC WG16 ______________ ___
MONDAY games LG10 _____________ ___ WG24 ______________ ___
Gm# Time Site Teams Score 16. 1:30 Tam WG1 ______________ ___ 30. 7:45 EC WG19 ______________ ___
WG2 ______________ ___ WG20 ______________ ___
1. 1:30 Tam Tamanawis ___
Queen Elizabeth ___ 17. 1:30 JH WG3 ______________ ___
WG4 ______________ ___ Saturday, Jan. 20
2. 3:00 Tam Clayton Heights ___
Princess Margaret ___ 18. 1:30 Sull WG5 ______________ ___ Gm# Time Site Teams Score
WG6 ______________ ___
3. 3:00 LAM Guildford Park ___ 31. 8:30 EC WG27 ______________ ___
Johnston Heights ___ 19. 1:30 Semi WG7 ______________ ___ 6th WG28 ______________ ___
WG8 ______________ ___
4. 1:30 LAM North Surrey ___ 32. 10:00 EC WG25 ______________ ___
LA Matheson ___ 20. 1:30 KP WG9 ______________ ___ 4th WG26 ______________ ___
WG10 _____________ ___
5. 1:30 Pan Panorama Ridge ___ 33. 11:30 EC LG29 ______________ ___
Sullivan Heights ___ 3rd/5th LG30 ______________ ___
Wednesday, Jan. 17
6. 3:00 Pan Fleetwood Park ___ CHAMPIONSHIP
Regent Christian ___ Gm# Time Site Teams Score
34. 1:00 EC WG29 ______________ ___
7. 1:30 PM Holy Cross ___ 21. 9:00 Pan LG17 ______________ ___ WG30 ______________ ___
Earl Marriott ___ LG18 ______________ ___
8. 3:00 PM Semiahmoo ___ 22. 9:00 GP LG19 ______________ ___

Frank Hurt ___ LG20 ______________ ___
Juniors Order of Finish
9 . 1:30 KP Enver Creek ___ 23. 10:30 Pan WG11 ______________ ___
Kwantlen Park ___ WG12 ______________ ___ Champion____________________
2nd_________________________
10. 3:00 KP Lord Tweedsmuir ___ 24. 10:30 GP WG17 ______________ ___
3rd_________________________
Fraser Heights ___ WG18 ______________ ___
4th_________________________
25. 3:00 PM LG16 ______________ ___ 5th_________________________
Tuesday, Jan. 16 • * HOME team will play the WG21 ______________ ___ 1st Allstar Team
1:30 game win or lose on Monday
26. 4:30 PM LG24 ______________ ___ 1 __________________________
Gm# Time Site Teams Score WG22 ______________ ___ 2 __________________________
3 __________________________
11. 3:00 Tam LG1 ______________ ___
4 __________________________
LG2 ______________ ___ Thursday, Jan. 18
5 __________________________
12. 3:00 JH LG3 ______________ ___ Gm# Time Site Teams Score
2nd Allstar Team
LG4 ______________ ___
27. 1:30 Tam WG13 ______________ ___ 1 __________________________
13. 3:00 Sull LG5 ______________ ___ WG23 ______________ ___ 2 __________________________
LG6 ______________ ___ 3 __________________________
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5 __________________________
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JUNIORS
CLAYTON HEIGHTS NIGHT RIDERS EARL MARRIOTT MARINERS ENVER CREEK COUGARS
1 Ben Francois G 10 6’0 12 Marcus Bradley F 10 5’9 3 Joban Biring F 9 6’2” 12 Siam Bajwa F 10 6’3”
7 Connor Pagua F 10 5’2” 12 Tyler Douglas C 10 6’5”
2 Alex Amos Schappert G 10 6’0 14 Stephen Stewart F 10 6’1 5 Jad Adlouni G 10 5’9” 13 Awad Athaya G 9 6’1”
8 Jackson Huget G 10 5’9” 21 Kyle Chartier F 10 5’10” 3 Cameron Cooke F 10 5’10 15 Sam LaRue F 10 6’3 6 Derek Espinosa G 10 5’7” 21 Ehblu Gay G 10 5’7”
9 Izzy Cantor G 10 6’0” 23 Gideon Sibanda F 10 5’10” 4 Josh Quiring G 10 5’9 23 Max Castilli G 10 6’0 7 David Shahlounezhad G/F 10 5’10” 23 Jeevan Khatra F 10 6’3”
5 Will Seely G 10 5’9 24 Talon McMullin F 10 5’10 8 Eshaan Gill G 9 5’4” 24 Harjot Sanghera G 10 5’7”
10 Jolo Sesbreno G 10 5’8” 24 Lucas Mendonca G 10 5’10”
10 Isaiah Edwards F 10 6’1 30 Ben Mosher C 10 6’3 10 Omer Ahmad G/F 10 5’10” 32 Gurman Harry F 10 6’2”
11 Dayton Wass G 10 5’8” 25 Josh Armada G 10 5’8” 11 Patrick Hipsz F 10 6’0 11 Darsh Harry F 10 6’2”
Coaches: Simon Mah, Jeff Dadson, Brian Manding, Ranbir Johal Coaches: Chris Finlay, Brad Seely, Josh Layton Coaches: Greg Reid, Macky Velasco, Harsimran Nagra
FLEETWOOD PARK DRAGONS FRANK HURT HORNETS FRASER HEIGHTS FIREHAWKS

4 Abishek Kanagasabay G 10 5’11 20 Rav Randhawa G 8 5’10 1 Karmen Bains G 10 5’7 11 Angelo Johnston G 10 5’9 4 Tony Hong G/F 10 5’10’’ 11 Sehaj Singh G 10 6’
7 Arvin Gill G 10 6’2 22 Divjot Pataria F 10 6’3 2 Keith Castillo G 10 5’7 11 Sean Broca G 9 5’8 5 Sammey Kim G 10 5’6’’ 12 Ruben Aujla G 10 5’5’’
8 RaymonSaran G 10 5’8 23 Jas Lalli F 10 6’3 3 Kohen Leo G 10 5’7 12 Shahbaaz Gill F 10 6’2 6 Matthew Greenlees G 10 5’7’’ 13 Sahil Dattani F 10 5’7’’
11 Jericho Tan G 10 5’6 25 TJ Gill F 10 6’2 6 Lothario Milfrise G 9 5’5 13 Krystian Cogswell F 10 6’0 7 Mehrob Yazarloo G 10 6’ 14 Jimmy Gill F 10 6’
12 Kobie ramilo G 10 5’7 31 Jap Brar G 10 5’10 7 AJ Akinsola F 10 6’1 14 Brody Taylor F 9 6’2 8 Sunny Lal G 10 5’6’’ 15 Yashmeet Sandhu C 10 6’3’’
13 Parvin Dhillon G 10 5’8 33 Armaan Bath G 10 5’10 8 Kailen Singh G 9 5’8 15 Bobby Ghera F 10 5’10 9 Marcellus Linnen G 10 5’6’’ 23 Kermun Sidana F 10 6’
14 Bhavrup Gosal G 10 6’0 10 Neil Kmar F 10 6’0 10 Kartik Verma G 10 5’5’’
Coaches: Nick Day, Nathan Saran Coach: Bob Singh Coaches: Josh Filiatrault, Gurshaan Sidhu
GUILDFORD PARK SABRES HOLY CROSS CRUSADERS JOHNSTON HEIGHTS EAGLES

# Name Pos. Gr. Ht. # Name Pos. Gr. Ht. # Name Pos. Gr. Ht. # Name Pos. Gr. Ht. # Name Pos. Gr. Ht. # Name Pos. Gr. Ht
4 Jonah Gupit G 10 5’5” 12 Erik Nguyen F 10 5’8” 2 Jeremy Cristiano F 10 6’0” 9 Joseph Salazar F 10 6’0” 3 Timothy Zaw G 9 5’8” 11 Ali Tegally F 9 6’0”
3 Nosa Ehizode F 10 6’1” 10 Zolio Sarmiento G/F 10 6’0”
6 Carl Laylo G 10 5’6” 13 Mark De Castro F 10 5’10” 5 Kieran Oliver G 10 5’8” 12 James Velasco F 10 5’9”
4 Ned Medina G 10 5’10” 11 Simon Dunn G/F 10 5’10”
7 CJ Campos F 10 5’8” 14 Eric Hernandez C 10 6’2” 7 Ken Marasigan G 10 5’7” 15 David Oduro-Kwachie C 10 6’1”
5 Kyle Tejada G 10 5’10” 15 Kevin Adpal F 10 6’0”
9 Roevic Feliciano F 10 5’8” 15 Tajbir Ladher C 10 6’3” 6 Ben Levy G 10 5’6” 22 Logan Mathers F 9 6’2” 8 Kevin Zaw G 10 5’7” 22 Armaan Kalirai C 10 6’2”
10 Vincent Ubaldo F 10 5’8” 21 Domenic Daraska C 10 6’0” 7 Curtis Goode G 10 5’10” 24 Jarl Arciaga G 10 5’8” 9 Sebin Chae G 10 5’8” 24 Royce Yu F 10 5’10”
11 Lado Gambi G 10 5’8” 8 TJ Fujimura G/F 10 6’0” 10 Sadeer Emad C 10 6’0” 25 Xerxis Dablio F 9 5’10”
Coaches: Ken Strain, Craig Tessier, Stan Gidora Coaches: Kevin Wallsmith, Adam Spindor Coaches: Steve Abogado, Shayla Abogado, Sean Oliver
JUNIORS
KWANTLEN PARK TIMBERWOLVES LA MATHESON MUSTANGS LORD TWEEDSMUIR PANTHERS

3 Mohammed Abdi G 10 5’6” 21 Hanibal Reda G 10 5’11” 1 Dev Saroya G 9 5 ‘9 15 Gagan Aujla G 10 6’2 2 Harshvir Manan G 10 5’9 9 Legrand Mercado G 10 5’9
13 Moses Babunga G 10 5’8” 22 Beau Giesbrecht G 10 5’7” 2 Rajveer Kundi G 10 5’8 20 Karan Aujla F 8 6’2
4 Josh Hamulas G 10 6’0 10 Zandrex Cambronero G 10 5’9
15 Carl Cacho F 10 5’6” 23 Manraj Sahota F 10 5’11” 3 Abhijeet Virdi G 10 5’9 22 Gurman Aujla G/F 9 5’10
16 Newton Wong G 10 5’6” 24 Jason Huang F 10 6’0” 4 Shawn Sagoo G 9 5’8 23 Taran Dhesi G 10 5’10 5 Colton Cameron F 10 5’9 11 Jason Hans F 10 6’0
17 Darius Hamed F 10 5’9” 25 Jason Sepulveda F 10 5’9” 5 Rajbir Chahil G 9 5’9 24 Lavraj Sarao F 10 6’2 6 Sukhraj Hayer F 10 6’5 13 Jackson Corneil F 10 6’4
18 Aldous Veran G 10 5’8” 26 Luis Blaquera F 10 5’10” 11 Arjun Sahota G 10 5’9 25 Krishna Paudel F 9 5’10
7 Esher Sira G 10 5’10 21 Malik Naherny F 10 6’4
19 AJ Llego F 10 5’9” 27 Owen Wiegner C 10 6’2” 12 Abhishek Chhabra F 10 6’1 31 Sukhjot Grewal F 9 6’1
20 Filip Basiak C 10 5’10” 13/14 Ajay Sahota G 9 5’9 8 Jaeden Reid G 10 6’1
Coaches: Ken Helps, Managers: Tatu Mikely, Yanna Torino Coach: Jayson Judson Coaches: Chad Olafson, Raj Bagry
NORTH SURREY SPARTANS PANORAMA RIDGE THUNDER PRINCESS MARGARET LIONS

2 Billal Hannan F/C 10 6’4” 11 Shakir El-Malhouf F/C 10 6’ 0 Jind Gill G 9 5’7” 11 Ishan Jagpal G 9 5’8” 1 Maher Adoo G 9 5’8 12 Nino Casingal G 10 5’9
1 Jayden Benipal G 9 5’7” 12 Vince Ignacio G 9 5’8” 3 Gurchet Deol G 9 5’5 15 David Nsengiyumva F 10 5’10
3 Marcus Fong G 10 5’11” 14 Owen Scott F 10 6’ 3 Brennan Young F 10 6’1” 15 Mark De Las Alas G 10 5’9” 5 Klester Ulangra G 9 5’7 18 Prabhdeep Rai C 10 6’0
4 Lucas De Biasio G 10 5’8” 22 Emmanuel Marin F 10 5’11” 5 Gurtaaj Hans F 9 6’2” 20 Juelian Fremista G 10 5’8” 7 Suraj Bhandari G 10 5’6 19 Arman Gill F 10 5’10
5 Joni Vukaj F/C 10 6’2” 23 Sach Sahota G/F 10 6’ 6 Ursh Banghoo F 9 6’0” 22 Jaideep Gill F 10 6’5” 8 Mustafa Alashi G 9 5’6 21 Gurjot Grewal C 10 6’4
7 Kevin Sidhu G 9 5’7” 23 Waleed Khajah F 9 6’1” 9 Faisel Insaniye F 9 5’9 23 Ali Durrani C 10 6’3
8 Marshal Deng G 10 5’9” 33 Austin Rockson G 10 5’11”
8 Harjyn Brar F 9 6’0” 24 Tanish SIngh G 10 5’7” 10 Jonathan Alvarez G 10 5’8 24 Mjarc Manan F 9 6’0
9 Ryan Jin F 10 6’ 51 Karn Brar C 10 6’3” 10 Arvin Hans G 10 5’10” 11 Siaka Kabba G 10 5’7 32 Jasman Sekhon F 10 5’10
Coaches: Satinder Grewal, Matthew Grewal, Parm Gill Coaches: Ramil Fremista, Ian Alcoreza, Prasha Perera, Managers: John Arellano, Sam Esteban Coaches:
Coach:
Harshaan
Charles
Randhawa,
Tetteh-Lartey
Ryan Sahota
QUEEN ELIZABETH ROYALS REGENT CHRISTIANS ROYALS SEMIAHMOO TOTEMS

1 Gill, Indervir G 10 5’6” 8 Chahal, Abhi F 10 5’10” 2 Eric Brooke G 10 5’8 10 Joel Pawlos G 8 5’8
2 Nathan Clarke G 10 5’8’’ 24 Jaden Jassal G 10 5’10’’
2 Bhatti, Preetpal G 10 5’8” 9 Dhot, Harmol C 10 6’0” 4 Jireh Casimong F 10 6’0 11 Jaden Garland G 9 5’9
3 Johal, Harjoban F 10 5’11” 10 Saran, Amiteswar F 10 5’9” 5 James Tala G 8 5’8 12 Alvin Acquaah-Harrison F 10 6’0 3 Max Wang G 10 5’7’’ 30 Evan Baker G 10 5’10’’
4 Ihsan, Zain G 10 5’6” 11 Hothi, Armin F 10 5’11” 6 Nate Pico G 9 5’5 14 Ethan Wright G 10 5’7
5 Yogore, Noel G 10 5’6” 12 Sharma, Pranay G 10 5’7” 7 Pengyi Han G 10 5’6 15 Brandon Kim G 10 5’8 9 Nick Buttner G 10 5’11’’ 35 Hamza Saquib F 10 6’3’’
6 Sandhu, Arman G 10 5’9” 14 Heer, Mantaj C 10 6’0” 8 Liam Strain G 9 5’8 16 Jalen Garcia F 10 5’10
23 Anmol Mann G 10 5’11’’
7 Bains, Karanbir F 10 5’10” 9 Simba Borowa G 8 5’7
Coaches: Kevin Rasode, Akash Khaira, Avi Japra Coach: Coaches: Edward Lefurgy, Les Brown, Mike Baker
THE ANNUAL
COACHES/
RCMP
Challenge Game:
SULLIVAN HEIGHTS STARS Coaches leading: TAMANAWIS WILDCATS
15 to 10
# Name Pos. Gr. Ht. # Name Pos. Gr. Ht. # Name Pos. Gr. Ht. # Name Pos. Gr. Ht.
1 Connor Salisbury G 9 5’6” 9 Jas Bajwa F/C 10 5’11” 4 Saim Bhutta G 9 5’7 11 Saboor Bhutta G 9 5’7
2 Angelo Contreras G 10 5’7” 10 Tejpreet Dhaliwal F 10 6’0”
5 Varris Janda G 10 6’0 13 Navjot Ghag F 10 6’0
3 Bhavraj Sohi G 10 5’8” 11 Amraj Manhas F/C 10 6’3”
4 Shounit Kamboj G 9 5’9” 12 Mehar Kulaar F/C 10 6’3” 6 Arbin Dhillon G 10 5’7 14 Prabjot Ahluwaliwa F 10 6’4
5 Brandon Jackson G 10 5’9” 13 David Mutabazi F 10 6’2” CHECK THE INTERNET FOR UPDATED SCORES 7 Gurjot Atwal G/F 10 6’2 15 Daman Gill F 10 6’2
6 Gerardo Arguello G 10 5’10” 14 Tharith Weeraratne F 10 6’3”
7 Josh Kong G 9 5’9” 15 Ditar Bhullar C 9 6’3” AND TOURNAMENT INFORMATION 9 Ryan Prakash G/F 9 5’10 25 Robin Gill F 10 6’4
10 Tegbir Kainth G 10 6’0 30 Jastej Payal F 9 6’1
8 Matthew Baxter G 9 6’1”
Coaches: Tyler Ram, Jeven Samra, Thomas Phung www.surreybasketballclassic.com Coaches: Manny Dulay, Shivi Viria
JUNIOR 2016 TOURNAMENT ALL STARS

2017 Bradyn Norris LT
MVP Arjun Samra LT Vartan Tanelian WRC
Dominic Calderon SEMI Sam Ykema WRC
Damian Calderon SEMI
Amrit Bassi FP 2010
Josh Hendricks LT MVP Ravjot Dhaliwal TAM
Elijah Devison LT Shaylen Ruis WRC
David Ahmad EC
2016 Gavin Saran FP
MVP Jordon Chen SEMI Greg Rodgers FP
Jas Johal SEMI Manny Dulay TAM
Cole McAvoy SEMI
Chris Brathwaite GP 2009
Ben Dutra GP MVP Parvez Jhaj EC
Dylan Kinley LT Perry Samra EC
Avi Grewal EC
2015 Mitch Robertson CH
MVP Roop Viria TAM Diljot Pannu QE
Joban Sran TAM Anmol Dhillon PM
Darius Ballou TAM
Brandon Tabing LT 2008
Dillsharn Gill LT MVP Jordon Ghag CH
Sumeet Singh FH Chris Fischer CH
Karman Grewal PM
2014 Gary Heer PM
MVP Miguel Tomley TAM Vinnie Chand FP
Umed Chatrath LT Tsavo Neal FP
Aldrin Valencia LT
Aminder Basra TAM 2007
Sagar Dulay TAM MVP Arun Cheema TAM
Miguel Medrano SUL Brendan Schmidt FP
Mark Dabrowski KP
2013 Ram Singh FH
MVP Curtis Harvey SEMI Aurel David TAM
Sahil Dhami TAM Tommy Lee FH
Sagar Dulay TAM
Patrick Dujmovic SEMI 2006
Armann Khangura FP MVP Justin Cabatuando KP
Anthony Kuckarek LT Gagan Randhawa KP
Austin Chouhan EC
2012 Michael Bains TAM
MVP Nimrit Plaha PAN Krish Ghandi TAM
Parambir Bring PAN Pascal Doppenberg WRC
Karamveer Virdi FP
Justin Chang FH 2005
Harjot Grewal TAM MVP Theo Clearsky TAM
Arjun Dhadda FP Amar Bains EC
Manveer Gill TAM
2011 James Clift EP
MVP Tyus Allen WRC Martin Stenning EP
David Ahmad EC Blake Rodoker EM
Nick Jhauj EC
2017 Order of Finish: 2017 Most Sportsmanlike Team:

1. Lord Tweedsmuir Fleetwood Park
2. Semiahmoo
3. Fleetwood Park 2017 3 Point Champion:
4. North Surrey Arjun Samra
5. Johnston Heights
JUNIOR CHAMPIONS
& RUNNER-UP SCHOOLS
Champion Head Coach Runner-Up Head Coach Score
2017 Lord Tweedsmuir Drew Gallacher Semiahmoo Dave Sheehan 67-66
2016 Semiahmoo Ed Lefurgy Guildford Park Ken Strain 75-59
2015 Tamanawis Varinder Johal Lord Tweedsmuir Raj Bagry 62-52
2014 Tamanawis Doug MacKenzie Lord Tweedsmuir Hugh Lynn 50-39
2013 Semiahmoo Paul Langton Tamanawis Doug MacKenzie 49-48
2012 Panorama Ridge Parm Gill Fleetwood Park Kerry Taylor 54-43
2011 White Rock Christian Doug Lopushinsky Enver Creek Phil Deeks 58-33
2010 Tamanawis Drew Gallacher Fleetwood Park Miike Sweeney 66-32
2009 Enver Creek Rick Inrig Clayton Heights Dave Ghag 42-38
2008 Clayton Heights Bill Ruby Princess Margaret Ryan Sperling 52-39
2007 Tamanawis Drew Gallacher Fraser Heights Parm Gill 67-51
2006 Kwantlen Park Jim Lamond Tamanawis Harmale Sangha 62-46
2005 Tamanawis John Sowerby Elgin Park Barry Kerfoot 57-54
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2 7 T H A N N U A L

SURREY RCMP CLASSIC

It’s all about teamwork!

Surrey Board of Education trustees. Back row, from left:

@Surrey_Schools surreyschools.ca Surrey Schools

27TH ANNUAL SURREY RCMP BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

IT’S A NEW YEAR. TIME FOR A NEW SMILE

CONTACT US TODAY TO SCHEDULE

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27TH ANNUAL SURREY RCMP BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

SENIOR TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT SCORING MOST “3’s” IN A GAME

STORE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 9:00AM to 8:00PM

27TH ANNUAL SURREY RCMP BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

MOST SPORTSMANLIKE SENIOR TEAM AWARD

Greek Italian & Indian Cousine

HAPPY NEW YEAR! WINNER

Thanks for choosing us as

27TH ANNUAL SURREY RCMP BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

FLEETWOOD PARK DRAGONS FRANK HURT HORNETS GUILDFORD PARK SABRES

JOHNSTON HEIGHTS EAGLES KWANTLEN PARK TIMBERWOLVES LA MATHESON MUSTANGS

Surrey Little Theatre Youth Programs

27TH ANNUAL SURREY RCMP BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

LORD TWEEDSMUIR PANTHERS NORTH SURREY SPARTANS PACIFIC ACADEMY BREAKERS

PANORAMA RIDGE THUNDER PRINCESS MARGARET LIONS QUEEN ELIZABETH ROYALS

REGENT CHRISTIAN ROYALS SEMIAHMOO TOTEMS SOUTHRIDGE STORM

IF YOU WANT YOUR HOUSE TO BE SOLD NOT JUST LISTED

27TH ANNUAL SURREY RCMP BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

SULLIVAN HEIGHTS STARS SURREY CHRISTIAN FALCONS TAMANAWIS WILDCATS

WHITE ROCK CHRISTIAN WARRIORS

0 Leo Leo G 11 5’11” 9 Hank Su F 11 5’9”

6 William Chen PG 11 6’0” 20 David Niu F 11 6’2”

7 Jason Su G 12 5’10” 34 Laurence Huo F 12 6’3”

8 Tony Dong G 12 5’8” 35 Santiago Gallo G 11 5’10”

Coaches: Jordan Screpnek, Kevin Mirchandani

Times Schools have placed in Top 5 Senior Champions Pool B

One - Stop Desnnanon for All Jewellery Needs

Pure and Authenncated Jewellery Materials

27TH ANNUAL SURREY RCMP BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

MOST POINTS IN A SINGLE GAME RCMP TOURNAMENT ALLSTARS

27TH ANNUAL SURREY RCMP BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

2018 SENIOR SCHEDULE

24. 7:45 EC WG15_______________ ___ 8. 3:00 FH X2_________________ ___

STORE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 9:00AM to 8:00PM

27TH ANNUAL SURREY RCMP BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

Seniors Order of Finish SENIOR DRAW

____________________________ Loser 15 GAME 26

3-point Champion PACIFIC ACADEMY

27TH ANNUAL SURREY RCMP BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

SURREY RCMP CLASSIC

Most Inspirational Player Award

WE DELIVER ACROSS GLOBE

27TH ANNUAL SURREY RCMP BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

Coaches/RCMP Participants Tournament MVP - Brian Wallack (S)

Harsimran Bhullar (P) Panorama Ridge Thunder, 2017 Runner-Up

JUNIOR TOURNAMENT HISTORY BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

STORE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 9:00AM to 8:00PM

27TH ANNUAL SURREY RCMP BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

2018 JUNIOR SCHEDULE

8. 3:00 PM Semiahmoo ___ 22. 9:00 GP LG19 ______________ ___

BUILDING A BETTER Most Valuable Player

FUTURE FOR OUR YOUTH ____________________________

ONE GAME AT A TIME

27TH ANNUAL SURREY RCMP BASKETBALL CLASSIC 2018

24. 7:45 EC WG15_____________ _ 8. 3:00 FH X2_______________ _

____________________________ Loser 15 GAME 26

8. 3:00 PM Semiahmoo _ 22. 9:00 GP LG19 __________ _

FUTURE FOR OUR YOUTH ____________________________