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72nd VANCOUVER ISLAND Senior Boys’ Basketball Championships Belmont Oak Bay Claremont Reynolds Spectrum Cowichan G.P.Vanier Nanaimo

Mayors’ Welcome Mayor Douglas (North Cowichan) and Mayor Staples (Duncan) Welcome to the beautiful City of Duncan and Municipality of North Cowichan for the Vancouver Island 4A Boys’ Basketball Championships. The Cowichan region has a long history of notable basketball players and we are thrilled to host this tournament at Cowichan Secondary, home of the Cowichan Thunderbirds. The Thunderbirds team has worked hard to represent our region and Rob Douglas we are proud to have them on the court. From top- Michelle Staples notch sports facilities to fantastic accommodation and delicious food options, Cowichan is the perfect destination for this tournament. Make sure to take some time to explore our area and maybe even discover our notable basketball players of the past at the Sports Wall of Fame at the Cowichan Aquatic Centre. We wish all teams the best of luck and a memorable tournament experience. Good luck to all the teams, and go Cowichan Thunderbirds! Principal’s Hoff Welcome We are honoured to host such a prestigious tournament and are proud to showcase the talents of the best senior boys basketball teams from across Vancouver Island. Our school and community are passionate about basketball and we are excited to see the high level of skill and sportsmanship that will be on display. I would like to extend a special thank you to the tournament committee for their hard work and dedication in organizing this event. Their efforts have ensured that everything is in place for a successful tournament. I would also like to extend a thank you to all our sponsors who have made this tournament possible. Without their support, we would not be able to host such an event and provide this opportunity for these young athletes to showcase their talents. To all the participating teams, I wish you the best of luck. Remember to play fair, play hard and have fun. To Darcy Hoff all the fans, I hope you enjoy the games and have a great time. Once again, welcome to Cowichan Secondary and the 72nd Vancouver Island 4A Senior Boys Basketball Championships. Let the games begin! 2

Tournament Chair’s Message Welcome players, strong and true, Sandeep Heer With skill and determination, you'll see it through Welcome coaches, with wisdom and guidance, Cowichan Thunderbirds Leading your team to victory with persistence Season Corporate Sponsors Welcome refs, with fair play in mind, Garment District Ensuring the game is played with rules of all kind. Subway Welcome fans, with passion and pride, Cheering on your team, side by side. Kinsmen Club A&W Welcome families, with love and support, Encouraging your players, through every sort Duncan Dodge Together we gather, to watch the game, Nexus Where basketball history is made, With excitement and anticipation, we call out your name. Surespan Hobden Real Estate Team Thanks to the tournament committee, For all the time, to make this tournament a success. Valley Floors For their leadership and dedication to bring us all here. Let's not forget to show our support for all our sponsors, Without them, this tournament wouldn't be possible. So let the competition begin, As we welcome all to the courts at Cowichan Secondary, Where basketball history is made and your team will shine. Contents 72nd. Tournament Committee Tournament Chair - Sandeep Heer 2 Mayors’ and Principal’s Welcome All-Star Committee 3 Tournament Director Message Leadership Class 5-9 Tournament History Webmaster - Lyle Dhur - Sportvictoria.com 10 Most Valuable Players Program - Dave Hutchings 11-14 First All-Stars 15 Island Draw 3 18 Previous Island Champions 19-26 Teams 27 2023 Awards



4A History at a Glance 2022 - Oak Bay continues their domination with their 7th consecutive Island Championship, and record setting 26th overall, with a 78-69 win over Claremont. The Bays were led by MVP Griffin Arnatt. Belmont's Mike Adarkwa-Nti garnered the honours as Best Defensive Player. Oak Bay and Claremont would see each other in the BC's where Oak Bay won to place 9th in BC. 2021 - NO EVENT (COVID) 2020 - Oak Bay sets a record with their sixth straight Island Championship and 25th overall. The Bays upset tournament favourite Claremont, that had been the #1 ranked 4A team on the Island since the start of the season, 73-69. Lucas Maffia follows up his brother's back-to- back Island MVP's with one of his own. The Maffia brothers are only the 2nd set of brothers to win back-to-back MVP's behind Steve ('92) and Martin ('93) Nash. Oak Bay's Ethan Moore earns the Best Defensive Player award. Nanaimo upset Belmont, 83-75, for 3rd but failed, 90-57, in the BC Challenge game against Claremont 2019 - Oak Bay adds another Island title making it 5 in a row and their 24th overall with a 91-72 win over Belmont. Diego Maffia drops 53 in the final enroute to back-to-back MVP awards. Belmont's Danny Song earns the honour of the Best Defensive Award. Claremont finished 3rd over Dover Bay but then fell short by 1-point, 62-61, to Belmont in the Diego Maffia Challenge game for the 2nd BC berth. Oak Bay 2018 - Oak Bay extends their record to 23 Island titles, and current streak of four in a row, with a comfortable 105-56 win over Belmont. Oak Bay was led by junior guard and Island MVP Diego Maffia. Oak Bay's Luis Guerra earned the honour of Best Defensive Player. Cowichan finished 3rd over Dover Bay and then challenged Belmont for the 2nd Island berth but fell short with an 86-54 Belmont victory. Belmont got a favourable BC draw and went on a great run and finished 4th in BC. 2017 - Oak Bay star guard Jaden Touchie earns both the MVP and Best Defensive Player awards as his Bays dominate yet another Island title extending their own record to 22 Island Championships, and current streak of three in a row. Belmont was down big early in the first but was able to battle back in the second to make it close but Oak Bay just kept rolling and cruised to an 83-64 victory. Belmont survived the 2/3 challenge game the following Tuesday, 81-66, over 3rd place Cowichan. 2016 - Oak Bay makes it 21 Island titles as they dismantled Cowichan 89-57. Oak Bay's Madhu McConnell was named the MVP while teammate Jaden Touchie was the Best Defensive Player. Belmont survived, 68-66, host Dover Bay's efforts in the 3rd place game. 2015 - Oak Bay wins their record 20th Island title, led by Island MVP Atlas St. Paul-Butler, with the largest known margin of victory in Island final history with a 98-68 win over Dover Bay. Cowichan beat G. P. Vanier, 57-49, for 3rd and then beat Dover Bay in the challenge game for the 2nd BC berth. Oak Bay finished 6th in BC. 2014 - Claremont goes back-to-back with a 66-58 win over Cowichan in the first year of the 4A tier. Claremont was led by Island MVP and Best Defensive player Alex Jordache. Mount Douglas beat Oak Bay 69-62 to capture 3rd place. 2013 - Claremont wins their 2nd Island Championship, denying Oak Bay their 20th, with a 61-52 victory. Claremont's Mason Loewen was named the Island's MVP. Belmont finished 3rd over Cowichan (70-52) and then successfully challenged Oak Bay for the Island's 2nd BC berth, winning 71-54. 4

4A History at a Glance 2012 - Oak Bay wins their record 19th Island title as they defeated Belmont 68-60. Mount Douglas would capture 3rd with a 54-51 win over Cowichan. Mount Douglas would go on to finish 8th in BC, best of the Island teams. Belmont's Jordan Fenn becomes only the 5th player in Island history to be selected MVP that's not from the winning team. 2011 - Dover Bay wins their third title in five years. Dover Bay beat Claremont in the final 63-61 in a North 1 vs South 1 match-up. Oak Bay finished 3rd and then won a challenge game 81-75 vs Claremont for the 2nd berth into the BC's. Dover's Jason McKee earned the MVP. 2010 - Oak Bay earn their 18th Island title with an 80-72 win over Dover Bay with Oak Mason Loewen Bay's Reese Pribilsky as the MVP. Cowichan beat Stelly's 74-70 for 3rd in the Claremont 'fastest' half in recent memory. The first quarter took only 10:06 of real time (no fouls, ball went out of play once) and the first half was done in just over 28 minutes of real time. 2009 - Dover Bay, for the second time in two years, wins the Island title. The final, for the seventh straight year, goes down to the wire as Dover Bay (N2) beats league rival Cowichan (N1) 45-40 in overtime. After final game, Dover Coach Mark Simpson is heard musing, and with a smile on his face, 'we set Island basketball back 30 years with this one.' Due to a shift in berths, the Island receives only two berths to the BC's, Cowichan did not survive the challenge game and Oak Bay would get the second and final berth into the BC’s. 2008 - Belmont wins their second Island Championship coming in regarded as a dark-horse at the #6 seed. Belmont first knocked off defending BC champs Dover Bay and then took out South 1 Oak Bay. This set up thrilling final against Mount Douglas which would see Belmont score 11 straight points over the last three minutes for a 68-61 win. Cowichan beat Oak Bay for the third berth to the BC’s. 2007 - Dover Bay makes it five straight years of great finishes as Island MVP Pat McCarthy wins it with a put-back with 3 seconds on the clock for a 49-47 win over Vanier. Oak Bay finishes 3rd over Highland. Dover goes on to win BC title with a 58-57 victory over Kits and Oak Bay gets 5th in BC with a 109-83 win over Yale 2006 - Oak Bay beat Vanier 81-80 in the fourth straight final that when down to the wire. Cowichan finished 3rd and then went 6th in BC. 2005 - Oak Bay beat Claremont 60-58 in the first ever final to go to overtime. Wellington finished 3rd and went on a miracle run to finish 2nd in BC! 2004 - Mount Douglas beat host Wellington, 59-57, on an extremely deep 3-pointer at the buzzer, by Island MVP Jordan Brown. 2003 - Ballenas in their first ever AAA Islands beats host SMUS in front of a packed pro-Blue Jag crowd.Tourney MVP Evan Trickey hits a 15 footer at the buzzer to win it for the Whalers. 2002 - Claremont wins their first ever Islands beating out crosstown rival SMUS and then goes on a magical run and finishes 2nd in the BC’s. 2001 - Stelly's wins their first Islands knocking off Oak Bay in another crosstown final. 2000 - Oak Bay wins their 15th Island Championship and are led by the son of former Bay, Island and BC MVP Chris Trumpy. Chris Trumpy Jr. wins his own MVP as Oak Bay downs Wellington in the final. 5

4A History at a Glance 1999 - SMUS led once again by Danny Boticki, easily defeated Ladysmith, 91-63, to win back-to-back titles. 1998 -SMUS led by MVP Danny Boticki, defeats crosstown rival Oak Bay, 64-58. Dover Bay beats Esquimalt 75-57 to get the 3rd berth to the BC’s. 1997 - Alberni, led by MVP Nick Seredick, defeats Cowichan 84-74 for a return trip to the BC's for the 2nd year in a row. Mount Douglas beat Dover Bay 79-69 to capture the 3rd and final BC berth. 1996 - Wellington wins their 1st ever Island Championships. MVP Steve MacDonald's 26 points help defeat Stelly's 74-73 at the buzzer despite Aaron Olsen's 32-point performance. Victoria knocked off Alberni 93-75 for 3rd place. All four teams advance to the BC Championships at GM Place in Vancouver. 1995 -SMUS led by Allister Wilmott, defeats crosstown rival Mount Douglas at the buzzer in what is arguably the tournament's most dramatic final at 80-79. Ladysmith finished 3rd and then went on to win the BC Championships 1994 - Carihi, led by MVP Eric Hinrichsen, win their first Island Championship beating Ladysmith 90-76. SMUS knocks off Vanier for the 3rd and final berth to the BC's. Carihi went on to finish 3rd in BC. 1993 - SMUS led by MVP Martin Nash, beats Vanier 80-63. Esquimalt takes the 3rd BC berth with a win over Cowichan. Martin Nash sets a new benchmark for one game with 55 points against Esquimalt in the semis 1992 - SMUS, led by MVP (and future NBAer) Steve Nash, defeats Alberni 80-71. St. Michaels goes on to win the BC’s with the most dominating performance ever seen in BC high school history. Belmont Braves take the final BC berth by stopping the Nanaimo Islanders 82-72. 1991 - SMUS, led by MVP Jason Reynolds, wins their 1st Island title by defeating Belmont 56-47. Belmont goes on to finish 3rd in the BC's. Esquimalt beat Alberni 66-58 for the 3rd BC berth. 1990 - Spectrum, led by MVP Wayne Moore, captures their 2nd \"Island Crown\" with a 79-75 win over Oak Bay. Barsby of Nanaimo finished 3rd with a 63-58 win over Parkland to capture the final BC berth. 1989 - Nanaimo, led by two time MVP Brett Nohr, wins their 4th Island Steve Nash Championship. SMUS 1988 - Oak Bay wins their 14th Island Championship with a, 95-68, victory over Alberni on their home court. Alberni qualifies for its 1st trip to the BC in 24 years. Nanaimo finishes 3rd with a 79-78 victory over Spectrum. Brett Nohr of Nanaimo is named the tournament's MVP. Coach Dave Hutchings first. 1987 - Mount Douglas defeated Parkland 63-55 and were led by tourney MVP Tony Nelson. 1986 - Spectrum wins their first ever Island title. After defeating Cowichan 65-58 Spectrum easily won the final over crosstown rival Mount Douglas. Travis Annis of Cowichan broke two tournament records; most points in a game (39) and most points in a tournament (133). Oak Bay's Dimitri Gilbert ties Greg Walters of Cowichan for the most times selected tourney MVP (2). 1985 - Oak Bay, led by MVP Dimitri Gilbert, wins their 13th Island title by defeating Belmont 65-50. Vanier beats Mount Douglas 86-75 for 3rd place. 1984 - Parkland, led by MVP Kevin Ottewell and Tom Johnson win their school's 2nd Island title with a 53-46 win over Nanaimo. Cowichan clinched 3rd with a 78-69 victory over the Alberni Chieftains. 1983 - Nanaimo wins its 3rd Island Championship, when the tourney returns to UVIC's Old Gym, with a 6 61-54 victory over Mount Douglas.

4A History at a Glance 1982 - Mount Douglas, with the tourney played in Port Alberni, wins in an all South Island final between Mount Douglas & Oak Bay with the Rams winning easy 69-46. Hometown Chieftains took 3rd with a 56-52 win over North #1 Carihi. Alberni's Dave Bakken was tourney MVP. 1981 - Cowichan - For the 2nd year in a row two North Island teams did battle for the title. Cowichan, led by Greg Walters, beat Nanaimo 74-68. Walters becomes the first player to win the MVP twice. Victoria Totems got 3rd with a 68-57 win over the Belmont Braves. 1980 - Nanaimo wins and for the 1st time in the 30-year history of the \"Islands\", the South is shutout of the BC's. Nanaimo beat Courtenay in the final while Cowichan, led by MVP Greg Walters, took the 3rd BC berth. 1979 - Parkland makes the trip north and beats Nanaimo in their house. 1978 - Nanaimo, with the tourney at Malaspina College in Nanaimo, the hometown Islanders defeated Oak Bay in the Island final to spoil Don Horwood's quest for six in a row. Then, just for good measure, Nanaimo beat Oak Bay in the BC final 71-62. Greg Kazanowski was the Island MVP and his brother, future National team member Gerald Kazanowski, was named BC MVP. 1977 - Oak Bay, under Don Horwood, makes it ANOTHER five in a row. 2nd went to Spectrum who early upset a strong Nanaimo squad. 1976 - Oak Bay, led by MVP Larry Dalziel, defeated Courtenay in the final while the Belmont Braves captured the 3rd and final BC berth. 1975 - Oak Bay - Silver Anniversary! Bill Lawrie made presentations to Mrs. Bill Reid & Lawrie Wallace for their outstanding participation in Island basketball. 1974 - Oak Bay, 10-minute quarters, no 3-point play & other new rules - same winner. Bays over Mount Douglas 57-48. 1973 - Oak Bay, coached by Don Horwood, Island + BC Champs! Chris Trumpy (Sr.) gets the MVP. 1972 - Belmont, coached by Wally Russell, led by MVP Lee Edmonson. Braves go on to get 3rd in BC's. 1971 - Oak Bay wins 7th Islands, this time coached by Don Horwood. 1970 - Mount Douglas, coached by Don Puddy + led by Jim Hunter and Jim McKay, wins its 1st! 1969 - Oak Bay wins 5th straight but loses in BC final to Victoria 38-37. Oak Bay's Tom Holmes named Island & BC MVP. 1968 - Oak Bay wins the Island and then the BC's! Oak Bay's Dave Morgan named the MVP for both! 1967 - Oak Bay wins their third in a row defeating Chemainus + MVP Bill Robinson 34-29. Billy was the backbone for Canada for many years. 1966 - Oak Bay, this time led by Brian McKenzie, but lost to Victoria in the BC final. 1965 - Oak Bay, led by Bob Burrows, won the Islands and BC's, both at the Bill Robinson expense of the Alberni Chieftains. Chemainus 1964 - Victoria over Courtenay. 1963 - Alberni, Jack Gilbert's Chieftains, led by Alex Brayden, John Drew & Marvin Johnston, beats Nanaimo 66-52. 7

4A History at a Glance 1962 - Tsolum are led by Larry Lehtonen over a young Alberni team. 1961 - Oak Bay, Gary Taylor's Bays over Victoria 54-53. 1960 - Courtenay, coached by Gerry Montgomery, is sparked by Gordon Bechter in a victory over powerhouse and defending BC Champ - Victoria. 1959 - Victoria shows they are the dominate team of the 50's going on to win the first BC title for the Island. 1958 - Victoria wins their 4th Island title and goes 4th in BC. David Black 1957 - Cumberland breaks Victoria's streak, and goes on to get 2nd in BC. Vic High 1959 1956 - Victoria wins the Island and Alberni is 2nd in BC - again. 1955 - Victoria wins again but Alberni goes the farthest - 2nd in BC. 1954 - Victoria wins their 1st Islands and goes 4th in the BC’s. 1953 - Alberni, led by MVP Claude Schick who was an all-star three straight years, makes it three in a row for the Chieftains. 1952 - Alberni wins again, but Buzz Jacklin of Nanaimo gets MVP. 1951 - Alberni wins the first \"Islands\" and Twitter Hill is the first MVP. Vote for the Vancouver Island Player of Decade and Team of Decade Cast your vote by scanning appropriate bar code. 8

2022 - Griffin Arnatt - Oak Bay 1986 - Dimitri Gilbert - Oak Bay 2021 - No Award (Covid) 1985 - Dimitri Gilbert - Oak Bay 2020 - Lucas Maffia - Oak Bay 1984 - Kevin Ottewell - Parkland 2019 - Diego Maffia - Oak Bay 1983 - Daryn Lansdell - Mount Douglas 2018 - Diego Maffia - Oak Bay 1982 - Dave Bakken - Alberni 2017 - Jaden Touche - Oak Bay 1981 - Greg Walters - Cowichan 2016 - Madhu McConnell - Oak Bay 1980 - Greg Walters - Cowichan 2015 - Atlas St. Paul-Butler - Oak Bay 1979 - Quinn Groenheyde - Parkland 2014 - Alex Jordache - Claremont 1978 - Greg Kazanowski - Nanaimo 2013 - Mason Loewen - Claremont 1977 - Craig Higgins - Oak Bay 2012 - Jordan Fenn - Belmont 1976 - Mike Miller - Oak Bay 2011 - Jason McKee - Dover Bay 1975 - Larry Dalziel - Oak Bay 2010 - Reece Pribilsky - Oak Bay 1974 - Robbie Parris - Oak Bay 2009 - Ted Neilson - Dover Bay 1973 - Chris Trumpy (Sr.) - Oak Bay 2008 - Francis Rowe - Mount Douglas 1972 - Lee Edmonson - Belmont 2007 - Pat McCarthy - Dover Bay 1971 - Duff McGaghey - Oak Bay 2006 - Calvin Westbrook - Vanier 1970 - Jim Hunter - Mount Douglas 2005 - Jeff Cullen - Oak Bay 1969 - Tom Holmes - Oak Bay 2004 - Jordan Brown - Mount Douglas 1968 - Dave Morgan - Oak Bay 2003 - Evan Trickey - Ballenas 1967 - Bill Robinson - Chemainus 2002 - Ryan Vetrie - Claremont 1966 - Brian MacKenzie - Oak Bay 2001 - Chris McKay - Stelly's 1965 - Bob Burrows - Oak Bay 2000 - Chris Trumpy Jr. - Oak Bay 1964 - Barney Spaven - Victoria 1999 - Danny Boticki - SMUS 1963 - Garry Williams - Nanaimo 1998 - Danny Boticki - SMUS 1962 - Larry Lehtonen - Tsolum 1997 - Nick Seredick - Alberni 1961 - Murray Johnston - Oak Bay 1996 - Steve MacDonald - Wellington 1960 - Keith Hart - Victoria 1995 - Ali Wilmott - St. Michaels 1959 - Wally Hunt - Cumberland 1994 - Eric Hinrichsen - Carihi 1958 - Darrel Lorimer - Victoria 1993 - Martin Nash - SMUS 1957 - Bob Colling - Cumberland 1992 - Steve Nash - SMUS 1956 - Art Chilko - Victoria 1991 - Jason Reynolds - SMUS 1955 - Tom English - Victoria 1990 - Wayne Moore - Spectrum 1955 - Tom English - Victoria 1989 - Brett Nohr - Nanaimo 1954 - Chummy Crabbe - Victoria 1988 - Brett Nohr - Nanaimo 1953 - Laurie Veitch - Alberni 1987 - Tony Nelson - Mount Douglas 1952 - Buzz Jacklin - Nanaimo 1951 - Twitter Hill - Alberni 9

2022 2010 Lucas Sheets - Belmont Drake Downer - Oak Bay Sam Barnie - G. P. Vanier Steve McKinnon - Cowichan Tarain Gill - Nanaimo Jordan Elvedahl - Stelly's Kiran Chadwick-Rupp - Oak Bay James Blandford - Stelly's Izzy Helman - Claremont Ted Neilson - Dover Bay 2021 No event Covid 2015 2009 Anders Storgaard - G. P. Vanier Steve McKinnon - Cowichan 2020 Josh Charles - Cowichan Chris Kline - Cowichan Qwammi Robinson - Nanaimo M. Tang-Blumenschein - Oak Bay Reese Pribilsky - Oak Bay Ethan Boag - Claremont Matt Gray - Oak Bay Clayton Billett - Dover Bay Riley Merryweather - Belmont Christian Wigmore - Dover Bay Evan Verdel - Belmont Nik Babaeff - Claremont Jaime Palamos Molins - Oak Bay 2014 2008 Matt Gray - Oak Bay Tristan Hall - Belmont 2019 Ashton MacKinnon - Mt Douglas Alex Sadowski - Belmont Jaime Palamos Molins - Oak Bay Josh Charles - Cowichan Steve McKinnon - Cowichan Ewan McKenzie - Oak Bay Taylor Stinson - Claremont Kevin Pribilsky - Oak Bay Danny Song - Belmont Jaamel Slack - Claremont Banim Mbape - Ballenas Markus Modrovic - Belmont Nik Babaeff - Claremont 2013 2007 Jerod Dorby - Cowichan Greg Gillies - Dover Bay 2018 Mat Hampton - Oak Bay Nick Adair - Vanier Tyler Hills - Oak Bay Liam Horne - Oak Bay Ryan MacKinnon - Highland Luis Guerra - Oak Bay Erik Spaven - Belmont Eliot Rushton - Oak Bay Caelan Scott - Oak Bay Darian Vandermerwe - Spectrum Jay Valeri - Vanier Isaac Ichovich - Belmont Jaden Bhopal - Cowichan 2012 2006 Gurpinder Kang - Mt Douglas Matt Yager - Stelly’s 2017 Mat Hampton - Oak Bay Nick Adair - Vanier Caelan Scott - Oak Bay Evan Woodson - Oak Bay Eliot Rushton - Oak Bay Isaiah Romanow - Oak Bay Mason Loewen - Claremont Jeff Cumming - Oak Bay Dontae Bull - Belmont Dustin Rodriguez - Ballenas Mitch Holloway - Cowichan Nishad Tarak - Belmont Brandon Reymerink - Cowichan 2011 2005 Drake Downer - Oak Bay Jeff Spoor - Stelly's 2016 Kazutoki Kobayashi - Oak Bay Ryan Davidson - Wellington Jaden Touche - Oak Bay Dominic Ohl - Claremont Brandon Dunlop - Claremont M. Tang-Blumenschein - Oak Bay Desmond Slack - Claremont Braydon Janzen - Claremont Noah Charles - Cowichan Jon Bethell - Dover Bay Isiah Pasquale - Oak Bay Dontae Bull - Belmont Eston Unrau - Cowichan

FIRST TEAM ALL-STARS 2004 1998 1992 Mike Brouwer - Dover Bay Danny Boticki - St. Michaels Pat Cannon - Alberni Jeff Cullen - Oak Bay John Elsdon - Oak Bay Dave Tuckey - Alberni Mike Hull - Mt. Doug Chris Trumpy Jr. - Oak Bay Alan Seredick - Alberni Ryan Davidson - Wellington John Gainor - St. Michaels Milan Uzelac - St. Michaels Henry Bui - Wellington Craig Battle - Dover Bay Amrit Lalli - Belmont 2003 1997 1991 Tyler Hass - Belmont Jason Crawford - Cowichan Pat Cannon - Alberni Matt Kazanowski - Dover Bay Andy Greig - Alberni Tom Gilbert - Belmont Craig Cavin - SMUS Jeremy Green - Victoria Richard Jansen - Esquimalt Ryan Willms - SMUS John Hines - Mount Douglas Milan Uzelac - St. Michaels Justin Sorenson - Ballenas Ryan Strandberg - Dover Bay Jan Schmidt - St. Michaels 2002 1996 1990 Nolan Miles - Oak Bay Aaron Olsen - Stelly's Mark Bunting - Parkland Mike Osusky - Esquimalt Steve McDonald - Wellington Chris Whittaker - Oak Bay Michael Pyke - St. Michaels Jeremy Green - Victoria Shawn King - John Barsby Ryan Willms - St. Michaels Ivan Milin - Wellington Andy Wilmott - Oak Bay Brian Crowe - Claremont Tony Fogelklou - Spectrum Wayne Moore - Spectrum 2001 1995 1989 Ryan Vetrie - Claremont Ole Schmidt - St. Michaels Chris Whittaker - Oak Bay Chris Bailey - Oak Bay Lanny Burrows - Mount Douglas Massimo Segato - Belmont Brandon Ellis - Vanier Terrill Outhwaite - Mount Douglas Jens Freudl - Oak Bay Chris Spoor - Stelly's Tony McCrory - Ladysmith Brett Nohr - Nanaimo Anthony Beer - Oak Bay Chris Corrigall - Vanier Brad Hobbs - Mount Douglas 2000 1994 1988 Chris Trumpy Jr. - Oak Bay Allister Wilmott - St. Michaels Peter Walton - Oak Bay Anthony Beer - Oak Bay Greg Bateson - Carihi Tristan Tonndorf - Oak Bay Paul Marr - Wellington Tony McCrory - Ladysmith Chris Whittaker - Oak Bay Andy Badyal - Timberline Tony Baker - Ladysmith Mike DeJong - Alberni Chris McKay - Stelly's Dan McMillan - Vanier Brett Nohr - Nanaimo 1999 1993 1987 Jason Tiffin - Spectrum Damian Grant - St. Michaels Tony Nelson - Mount Douglas Danny Boticki - St. Michaels Morgan Jackson - Esquimalt Steve Ottewell - Parkland John Gainor - St. Michaels Darren Simpson - Alberni Jonathon Hunter - Parkland Kerry Westmore - Highland Davir Irvine - Cowichan Hung Tang - Nanaimo Mark Gillrie - Ladysmith Dan McMillan - Vanier Ken Crewe - Parkland 12

FIRST TEAM ALL-STARS 1986 1980 1974 Dimitri Gilbert - Oak Bay Greg Walters - Cowichan Jamie Newman - Courtenay Colin Brousson - Spectrum Gary Stockford - Cowichan Kelly Stinson - Cowichan Tony Nelson - Mount Douglas Dan Steffes - Nanaimo Evan Jones - Oak Bay Doug Cook - Mount Douglas Jim Jordbro - Nanaimo David Kirzinger - Oak Bay Travis Anins - Cowichan Brent Daniels - Vanier Robbie Parris - Oak Bay 1985 1979 1973 Dimitri Gilbert - Oak Bay Quinn Groenheyde - Parkland Chris Trumpy (Sr.) - Oak Bay Ho Kim - Mount Douglas Wayne Andrews - Oak Bay Grant Boland - Oak Bay Shane Robertson - Belmont Jim Larson - Cowichan Doug Mosher - Mount Douglas Fabian McCarty - Vanier Kurt Kelly - Nanaimo Brian Sutherland-Brown - Oak Bay Ross Zohner - Vanier Mike Murphy - Nanaimo Scott Littlejohn - Nanaimo 1984 1978 1972 Kevin Ottewell - Parkland Greg Kazanowski - Nanaimo Lee Edmonson - Belmont Tom Johnson - Parkland Gerald Kazanowski - Nanaimo Jim Kupiak - Belmont Steve Hodges - Parkland Ken Kirzinger - Oak Bay John Hunter - Belmont Nick Gilbert - Cowichan Wayne Andrews - Oak Bay Mark Campbell - Oak Bay Peter Joseph - Alberni Jay Fiddick - Cowichan Grant Boland - Oak Bay 1983 1977 1971 Nick Gilbert - Cowichan Craig Higgins - Oak Bay Lee Edmonson - Belmont Daryn Lansdell - Mt Douglas Grant Clark - Spectrum Jim Kupiak - Belmont Dave Healy - Carihi Harb Sanghara - Spectrum Dean Sawyer - Alberni Danny McMillan - Carihi Tom Sinnott - Oak Bay Doug Walton - Oak Bay Kerry Panton - Alberni Ken Kirzinger - Oak Bay Duff McGaghey - Oak Bay 1982 1976 1970 Steve Ashdown - Carihi Craig Higgins - Oak Bay Jim Hunter - Mount Douglas Dave Bakken - Alberni Chris Charleson - Alberni Jim McKay - Mount Douglas Chris Mosher - Mount Douglas Mike Miller - Oak Bay Jack Robinson - Victoria Mike Nicholson - Belmont Charlie Fisher - Oak Bay John Roodbol - Victoria Dave Whittaker - Oak Bay Dave Richmond - Oak Bay Doug Walton - Oak Bay 1981 1975 1969 Greg Walters - Cowichan Larry Dalziel - Oak Bay Tom Holmes - Oak Bay Dave Sheehan - Highland John McManaman - Mt Douglas Don Burrows - Oak Bay Pierre Ratinni - Nanaimo Tom Watson - Mount Douglas Brent Mullin - Oak Bay Ryan Campbell - Victoria Rob Spanier - Mount Douglas Dave Mulcahy - Victoria Paul Russel - Victoria Steve Pescod - Oak Bay Barrie Moen - Victoria 13

FIRST TEAM ALL-STARS 1968 1962 1956 Dave Morgan - Oak Bay Jake Falk - Tsolum Bob Tomlinson - Victoria Tom Holmes - Oak Bay Larry Lehtonen - Tsolum Tom English - Victoria Rod Francouer - Chemainus John Lauvaas - Victoria Art Chilko - Victoria Gary Plester - Chemainus Ken Gregory - Victoria Norm Bailey - Alberni Alan Wilson - Cowichan Alec Brayden - Alberni Bill Andrews - Alberni 1967 1961 1955 Bill Robinson - Chemainus Larry Lehtonen - Tsolum Bob Tomlinson - Victoria Ollie Moilanen - Victoria Bill Nordmark - Alberni Waldo Skillins - Victoria Brock Hilliard - Alberni Dave Milligan - Chemainus Tom English - Victoria Dave Morgan - Oak Bay Mike Cranston - Oak Bay Gary Panton - Alberni Dan Bowen - Alberni Murray Johnston - Oak Bay Joe Patterson - Esquimalt 1966 1960 1954 Brian MacKenzie - Oak Bay Keith Hart - Victoria Eddie Pederson - Victoria Tom Child - Oak Bay Doug Latta - Chemainus Buddy Rutherford - Victoria Al Glover - Victoria Gordon Betcher - Courtenay Chummy Crabbe - Victoria Ollie Moilanen - Victoria Ron Ashby - Alberni Dave Price - Alberni Bill Carlson - Mt. View Bill Hobbis - Victoria Gary Gilbert - Esquimalt 1965 1959 1953 Bob Burrows - Oak Bay Darrel Lorimer - Victoria Claude Schick - Alberni Brian MacKenzie - Oak Bay Dave Black - Victoria Laurie Veltch - Alberni Dan Bowen - Courtenay Tom Wyatt - Victoria Bill Dobie - Esquimalt Ollie Moilanen - Victoria Wally Hunt - Cumberland Don Donahue - Victoria Barry Burch - Esquimalt Gordon McKay - Courtenay George Dennison - Victoria 1958 1964 Darrel Lorimer - Victoria 1952 Tom Child - Oak Bay Tom Wyatt - Victoria Ron Gray - Alberni Barney Spaven - Victoria Dan Bulatavich - Courtenay Claude Schick - Alberni Ron Stubbings - Victoria Bob Colling - Cumberland Gordy Jones - Esquimalt Fred Booker - Courtenay Jim Tantrum - Cumberland Allen Snowcell - Mt. View Bob Dugas - Nanaimo Buzz Jacklin - Nanaimo 1957 1963 Bob Colling - Cumberland 1951 Ted Brown - Courtenay Mike Potkinjak - Cumberland Twitter Hill - Alberni Gary Williams - Nanaimo Jim Tantrum - Cumberland Ron Gray - Alberni Marvin Johnston - Alberni Barry Thompson - Alberni Claude Schick - Alberni John Drew - Alberni Bill Andrews - Alberni George Woolet - Victoria Alec Brayden - Alberni Norm Forbes - Victoria 14

Thursday Games 1-4 Friday Games 5-8 Saturday Games 9-12 W10 L8 COWICHAN Game # 10 North 3 11:15 AM Game # 1 L1 2:00 PM W1 South 2 CLAREMONT W5 Game #5 Game # 7 W7 2:00 PM 6:00 PM W6 G.P. VANIER Game # 9 L2 W2 9:30 AM North 1 Game # 2 4:00 PM South 4 BELMONT * 3rd/4th Game # 11 Game # 12 1st/2nd 5:00 PM 7:00 PM L3 NANAIMO W3 W8 Game # 6 North 2 Game # 8 4:00 PM Game # 3 8:00 PM 6:00 PM L4 South 3 W4 W9 SPECTRUM REYNOLDS South 5 Game # 4 8:00 PM South 1 OAK BAY L7 * 3rd place may challenge 2nd place, for the 2nd BC Berth, The HOME team will be the higher seeded team. if they have not already played in the event. If two teams of the same seed meet, Challenge game Tuesday February 28th, 2nd place, 7:00 p.m. the NORTH team will be there home team. Scores/History/Program 15



Thanks Coach To coaches who give their all, Time and effort, never small, For love of the game they strive, To help teams and players thrive. Their dedication, a gift, Guiding athletes, giving lift, To reach their potential high, And soar beyond the sky. Thanks to coaches, we say, For showing us the way, To greatness we aspire, With hearts full of fire. Sandeep, Chris, Tyler, Rhys, Larry, Drake, Graham and Brandon, Their coaches' guidance never-ending, With every effort, they inspire, And help the team and players rise higher. Their passion for the game is clear, With every practice, game, and cheer, They push us to our very best, And support us through each test. Best Defensive Player Island History Of The BC’s

PREVIOUS ISLAND CHAMPIONS 2022 Oak Bay 2004 Mt. Douglas 1986 Spectrum 1968 Oak Bay 2021 No event 2003 Ballenas 1985 Oak Bay 1967 Oak Bay 2020 Oak Bay 2002 Claremont 1984 Parkland 1966 Oak Bay 2019 Oak Bay 2001 Stelly's 1983 Nanaimo 1965 Oak Bay 2018 Oak Bay 2000 Oak Bay 1982 Mt. Douglas 1964 Victoria 2017 Oak Bay 1999 SMUS 1981 Cowichan 1963 Alberni 2016 Oak Bay 1998 SMUS 1980 Nanaimo 1962 Tsolum 2015 Oak Bay 1997 Alberni 1979 Parkland 1961 Oak Bay 2014 Claremont 1996 SMUS 1978 Nanaimo 1960 Courtenay 2012 Oak Bay 1994 Carihi 1977 Oak Bay 1959 Victoria 2011 Dover Bay 1993 sums 1976 Oak Bay 1958 Victoria 2010 Oak Bay 1992 SMUS 1975 Oak Bay 1957 Cumberland 2009 Dover Bay 1991 SMUS 1974 Oak Bay 1956 Victoria 2008 Belmont 1990 Spectrum 1973 Oak Bay 1955 Victoria 2007 Dover Bay 1989 Nanaimo 1972 Belmont 1954 Victoria 2006 Oak Bay 1988 Oak Bay 1971 Oak Bay 1953 Alberni 2005 Oak Bay 1987 Mt. Douglas 1970 Mt. Douglas 1952 Alberni 1969 Oak Bay 1951 Alberni NUMBER OF ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS 26 Oak Bay 3 Claremont 1 Carihi 6 SMUS 3 Dover Bay 1 Courtenay 6 Victoria 2 Belmont 1 Cowichan 5 Alberni 2 Spectrum 1 Cumberland 4 Mt. Douglas 2 Parkland 1 Stelly's 4 Nanaimo 1 Ballenas 1 Tsolum 1 Wellington

Belmont 0 Ryder Greenwood 11 6’3” 2 Trajan Chahal 12 5’10” 3 Alijah Ramos 12 5’9” 5 Michael Adarkwah-Nti 11 6’2” 7 Lance Cabal 11 5’10” 8 Maddox Guevremont 11 6’2” 9 Jayce Tenove 12 5’10” 10 Aman Parmar 11 6’2” 11 Dallen Chan 12 5’10” 12 Noah Saunders 10 5’9” 15 Gabe Kegalj 11 6’6” 21 Brody White 11 6’1” 22 Thatcher Wigg 11 6’0” Coaches: Rhys Hill, Ken Wallace and Aaron Williams

Cowichan 2 Nori Low 11 5’7” 3 Cole Erickson 12 5’11” 4 Liam Van Niekerk 12 5’9” 5 Reid Rowan 11 5’11” 7 Duccio Gallerini 12 5’10” 8 Finn Geist 12 6’1” 9 Jeremy Seymour 11 6’1” 10 Anthony Friesen 11 6’0” 11 Eshan Khan 12 5’10” 12 Mason Copeland 12 6’4” 13 Brodyn Mortimer 11 6’5” 16 Ian Meiner 11 6’0” 21 Danver Baumen 11 6’2” 23 Max Lang 10 5’11” Coaches: Sandeep Heer, Matt Sentes, Drew Douglas and Ethan Giles

Claremont 3 J. Elijah Helman 10 6’1” 4 Arjun Sangha 12 6’3” 5 Joshua Carson 11 5’9” 9 Luke Neary 11 6’2” 10 Mikah Smith 12 5’9” 11 Josh Adey 12 5’11” 12 Davyn Volnik 12 5’10” 13 Tyson Buckham 11 6’2” 21 Nico Vickers 11 5’11” 23 Dak Awor 11 6’3” 32 Jake Byatt 12 6’0” 33 Gavin O’Sullivan 12 6’0” 55 Camden Sparkes 12 6’7” Coaches: Brandon Dunlop, Sterling O’Sullivan and Amandeep Vaid

Nanaimo District 3 Seward 12 5’10” 4 Boyd Anderson 11 5’11” 5 Reid Scott 12 5’11” 6 Daniel O’Leary 11 5’10” 7 Owen Hopewell 11 5’11” 8 Niko Roumanos 11 6’1” 9 Gavin Gunderson 11 5’7” 10/21 Keenan De Wit 10 6’3” 11 Cameron Fulla 11 6’3” 13 Sol Yeung 12 6’3” 14 Owen Tomasson 11 6’3” 15/23 Eli Rinaldi 10 6’3” 32 Carter Clark 11 5’10” 11 6’3” Luke Sall Coaches: Graham Giske and Joel Smith

Oak Bay 0 Toren Franklin 10 6’0” 1 Griffin Mawson 12 5’11” 3 Thomas Beames 11 6’0” 4 Isaac Budgell 12 6’0” 5 Oliver Scott 12 6’3” 6 Finley Lillis 11 6’4” 7 Kasper Giesbrecht 12 6’1” 8 Sawyer Wishlow 11 6’4” 9 Griffin Arnatt 12 6’4” 10 Diem Orser 10 5’11” 11 Heath Taylor 11 6’0” 13 Matthew Magnan 12 6’4” 15 Owen Lewis 11 6’7” Coaches: Chris Franklin and Graham Taylor

Reynolds 4 Jack Fisher 12 5’7” 5 Gabriel Tadla 12 5’9” 7 Andre Orencia 11 5’9” 8 Kieran Girvan 12 6’1” 9 Will Morley 12 6’0” 10 Isaiah Goluza 12 6’4” 11 Zed Apacible 10 5’8” 15 Caleb Kuang 12 5’11” 22 Yuvraj Cheema 12 6’4” 23 Marco Cvitanovic 12 6’5” 33 Kyle Cardinoza 11 6’0” Coaches: Drake Downer, James Guiffe, Keith Young

Spectrum 2 Gio De Gracia 11 5’7” 3 Adam Mount 12 6’1” 4 Jugmohit Hundal 12 6’0” 5 Tyler Felt 10 6’6” 11 Justin Le 11 5’11” 12 Kenny Do 12 6’1” 13 Justin Hinrichsen 10 6’3” 14 Mahan Gill 12 5’8” 15 Josh Olmos 12 6’1” 22 Cadel Jenkins 11 6’3” 24 Jacob Synesael 12 5’9” 25 Lucas Adams 11 5’11” 31 CJ Zuno 10 5’7” 33 Ryder Puritch 11 6’1” 35 Eknoor Ark 12 6’3” 12 5’9’’ Perteek Gill Coach: Tyler Verde, James Pitblado, Eli Penalosa, and Riley Verzyl

G.P. Vanier 5 Miguel Lining 11 5’4” 6 Micah Leopkey-Johnson 12 6’1” 7 Rowan Wytin-Hughes 12 5’8” 8 Imraan Abdulganiyu 12 6’0” 9 Shimon Hashimoto 11 5’7” 10 Kai Canning 11 6’1” 11 Jace McDowell 11 6’0” 12 Kaizan Hajdrych 12 6’1” 13 Kayden U-Ming 11 6’2” 14 Daelan Burgess-Marshall 10 6’3” 15 Thaoms Flynn 11 5’11” 21 Walter Bulman-Fleming 11 6’6 Coaches: Larry Street and James Canton

2023 AWARDS VANCOUVER ISLAND CHAMPION - TIMES COLONIST CUP COACHES' SHIELD 2nd place - British Columbia Centennial '71 Trophy 3rd place - George \"Porky\" Andrews Trophy 4th place - W. D. Reid Trophy MOST SPORTSMANLIKE TEAM MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - Victoria Daily Times Trophy BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER FIRST ALL-STAR TEAM SECOND ALL-STAR TEAM Vic High Totems - 1st Island school to win BC Championships 1959

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