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March 8, 2010
Provincial Basketball
Updates
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Congratulations
to Bianca Palitti and her Holy Cross Crusader teammates
who finished up in 7th place in the AA Provincial Championships
improving from a 12th place finish last year.
-
Reiner Theil and the
Vancouver College Fighting Irish head into the AAA Boys
Championship ranked #1 in the Lower Mainland. The AAA Boys
Championship tips off on March 16 at the Agrodome
February 19/2010
Fighting Irish Win
Independent League
The #2 ranked Vancouver College Fighting
Irish advanced to the Lower Mainland Zone Championships with a 97-87
win over St Georges last night and ran their season record to 18-3.
February 15/2010
Soccer Updates from Las
Vegas
Joey Audia and his Burnaby
Selects teammates remain undefeated in U19 action at the
Mayor's Cup Soccer Tournament in Las Vegas.
Their record so far stands at 5 wins and
no losses. All wins have been by shutout victories:
Burnaby Selects 3 - Santa Rosa 0
Burnaby Selects 1 - Neusport 0
Burnaby Selects 5 - Salt Lake 0
Burnaby Selects 2 - Colorado 0
Burnaby Selects 1 - Rogue Arsenal 0
High School Basketball
Updates
-
The Vancouver College Fighting
Irish, featuring
Reiner Theil, look to
improve their 17-3 regular season record on Wednesday as they
host St Georges at 7:30 pm. A win will lock up 1st
place in the AAA Independent League.
Their only losses this year have
been an eight point loss to White Rock Christian in the finals
of the HSBC Tournament; a four point loss to O'Dea High School
(3A - Seattle, WA) and a six point loss to Pitt Meadows at the
Brit Tournament in Saskatoon.
February 12/2010
Crusaders Qualify for
Provincial Basketball Championships
Congratulations to
Bianca Palitti
and her Holy Cross Crusader teammates as they will be returning to
Kamloops to play for the AA Girls Basketball Championship.
The AA tournament gets underway on
Wednesday, February 24 at the Kamloops Event Centre and Thompson
Rivers University.
Good luck Bianca!
February 8/2010
Audia Travels to Las
Vegas
Joey Audia and his Burnaby
Selects teammates leave on Friday to play in the Mayor's Cup soccer
tournament in Las Vegas, Nevada.
This event attracts scouts from many of
the major soccer schools in the US. Good luck Joey!
Check out the Mayors Cup
here
February 1/2010
Soccer Updates
- Joey Audia led the Burnaby
Selects to a 3-0 win in Victoria. Next up vs Metro Ford.
- Jerome Lou led Surrey United to
a 4-0 win over Surrey Youth.
January 20, 2010
Olson Named UBC Head
Coach
UBC Director of Athletics, Bob Philip,
today announced the appointment of Shawn Olson as the new
Head Football Coach.
Olson, a native of Surrey BC, has a
close connection with UBC having been the last quarterback to lead
the Thunderbirds to a Vanier Cup in 1997. Most recently, Shawn
was the offensive coordinator at Simon Fraser University for the
past three years. Prior to joining the Clan, Shawn played and
coached with the Vienna Vikings in the European League setting
several league records along the way.
Before attending UBC, Shawn was an
outstanding athlete at Holy Cross Regional High School in Surrey
where he had a very successful career as the leader of the football
and basketball teams and was regarded as one of the toughest
athletes ever to play for the Crusaders.
He carried that reputation with him when
he spent a stint with the Surrey Rams and then on to the UBC
Thunderbirds.
A borne leader, Shawn is sure to imbue
the Thunderbird players with his passion for the game and his
unwillingness to accept anything but a 100% effort and commitment.
Congratulations Shawn and good luck.
January 19, 2010
Soccer Update
- Jerome Lou led his team to a 5 -1 victory over the North Shore
Selects
January 18, 2010
Palitti and Theil
Outstanding at BC Catholics
Congratulations to Bianca Palitti
and Reiner Theil who led their teams to victory at the 2010
BC Catholic High School Basketball Championships hosted by Holy
Cross Regional High School last weekend.
Bianca led the Holy Cross Crusaders
girls to a 50-47 win over St Thomas More with 11 points and 9
rebounds while Reiner sparked the Vancouver College Fighting Irish
to a 78 - 53 victory with 6 points and 10 rebounds.
Bianca and Reiner were both named to their
respective Tournament
1st All Star Team.
January 15, 2010
Congratulations to Bianca Palitti
who was named to the Surrey Firefighter's Senior Girls Basketball
Tournament. Bianca, an impact player on the Holy Cross
Crusader Varsity team, led the Crusaders to a second place finish at
the tournament. Holy Cross plays in the AA Division and gave
#2 AAA ranked Elgin Park secondary all they could handle in a very
competitive championship game before succumbing to a 10 point defeat
in the last minutes.
January 13, 2010
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Dec 19/09
All Star Soccer Player
Joins NSAAC
Please Welcome
Jerome Lou
to NSAAC
Jerome is a standout striker and
midfielder with the Surrey Guildford '92 Selects. He was selected
to the Whitecaps Prospects Program in 2008 and spent an invaluable
training year with them playing against Premier Division, University and
College teams.
Jerome is a solid 3.80 GPA student with a
current SAT score of 1580. Meet Jerome
here
Dec 14/09
Prepchuk
Quarterback & Receiver Camp Dates
The Jay Prepchuk
 Quarterback &
Receiver Academy is set for its next season.
For information and to download
brochures and registration form click on the links below:
Quarterback Academy
Receiver Academy
Registration Form
** The Jay Prepchuk
Quarterback and
Receiver Academies are endorsed and supported by NSAAC.
Dec 12/09
NSAAC Grad With
Vanier Cup
Gord Randall (r) celebrates
Vanier Cup Win!
Congratulations to Gord, Dan
Village and Blake Davis (other NSAAC Grads at Queen's University)
Dec 6/09
Congratulations to
Alex Carroll, Zach Rousseau and Tyler Fong
Congratulations to Alex, Zach and
Tyler as they led the Mt Douglas Rams to the Provincial AA Football
Championships.
All three turned in outstanding games
and provided many highlights during the game. Both Alex and
Zach are receiving a lot of interest from several universities and
Tyler is getting ready for his senior year at Mt Doug and is already
being touted as a Top 5 Prospect in 2010.
BC High School Football
Awards Banquet Pictures
Matt Gabrick
Paul Vosper
Ford Marcotte
AA Prov. Def All Stars BCSSFA
Scholarship Winners
AA Def Player of Year
Kevin Chin Scholarship
Matt Gabrick
Paul Vosper
Williams Wins
Scholarship
Congratulations to
Carson
Williams who was awarded the TEAM 1040 scholarship
worth $1000 at the High School Football Subway Bowls Banquet
for academic excellence.
Dec 5/09
Updates From the
BC High School Football Championships
AAA Championship:
Centennial
Centaurs 39 vs W J Mouat 36
AA
Championship: Mt Douglas Rams
41 vs Windsor Dukes 20
Dec 4/09
Updates from AA
Girls Volleyball Championships in Victoria:
Holy Cross Crusader advance to
Quarter Finals against Fraser Valley Christian
Bianca Palliti and her Holy Cross
Crusader teammates advanced to the quarter finals against their
arch-rival Fraser Valley Christian.
On the first day the Crusaders beat
the Notre Dame Jugglers 2-0, Prince Charles 2-0 and St Thomas
Aquinas 2-1. On Friday morning they trounced Mt Elizabeth 3-0
to advance to tonight`s quarter final.
UPDATE: Holy Cross loses 3-1
to Fraser Valley Christian.
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Updates from
Football Finals at MacLeod Stadium
AAA JV Final:
St Thomas More 22 vs Centennial
24
AA JV Final:
Mt Douglas 61 vs
Mission 35
Tier 1 Grade 8 Final: Lord Tweedsmuir 3 - St
Thomas More 0 (overtime)
Tier 2 Grade 8 Final: Handsworth 18 - Hugh Boyd 14
November 29/09
Please Welcome
Carson Williams
Carson Williams, a Grade 12 International Baccalaureate student
at Abbotsford Collegiate, is the newest member of NSAAC.
Carson is a multi-sport athlete who
excels in football, basketball, baseball, hockey and rugby while
maintaining a 3.90 GPA.
He is also heavily involved in
extra-curricular activities such as band, 4-H Club and volunteering with
the Abilitas Foundation.
He is an Excellent Prospect.
November 28/09
University Football
Congratulations to former NSAAC grads
Dan Village, Blake Davies and Gord Randall as the Queen's Golden
Gaels defeat the University of Calgary Dinos 33-31 in the Vanier
Cup. The win caps an undefeated season for the Golden Gaels.
High School Volleyball
Congratulations and good luck to
Bianca Palitti and the Holy Cross Crusaders as they travel to
the Provincial Volleyball Championships.
High School Soccer
Joey Audia and the Notre Dame
Jugglers lost their final on penalty kicks to Lambrick Park to
finish 8th in the AA Provincial Soccer Championships.
November 23/09
NSAAC Members
Garner Provincial Awards
Congratulations to the following
NSAAC members who have been honored by the BC High School Football
Association:
Matt Gabrick, senior,
linebacker (Seaquam Seahawks) - named AA Defensive Player of the
Year;
Tyler Fong, junior,
quarterback (Mt Douglas High School) - AA Provincial All Star
Alex Carroll, senior,
receiver (Mt Douglas High School) - AA Provincial All Star. Alex
also has won the INFIGO scholarship of $1000 for
outstanding academic achievement.
Ford Marcotte, senior,
defensive line (Seaquam Seahawks) - AA Provincial All Star
Logan MacLeod, senior,
offensive line (Mission High School) - AA Provincial All Star.
Logan also receives the SUTTON GROUP scholarship for
$1000 for outstanding academic achievement.
Paul Vosper, senior,
linebacker (Seaquam High School) - Conference All Star and
winner of the KEVIN CHIN scholarship for $1000 for
outstanding academic achievement
Tyler Declare, senior,
linebacker (W J Mouat) - AAA Provincial All Star
Reiner Theil, junior,
receiver (Vancouver College) - AAA Provincial All Star
November 21/09
Today's Senior
Football Quarter-Final Playoffs
AA: Rick Hansen Hurricanes 28 - OK
Mission 13
AA: Mount Douglas 44 - Mission 20
AAA: Vancouver College 23 - 12
AAA: Centennial 48 - Tweedsmuir 20
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Next week's Semi-Final match-ups:
(Saturday Nov 28......all games at MacLeod)
AA : Mount Douglas vs Rick Hansen
AA: Windsor vs Sands
AAA: New Westminster vs Centennial
AAA: Vancouver College vs W.J. Mouat
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Junior Varsity Semi-Final
Match-Ups (Friday Nov 27)
AAA: St Thomas More vs Tweedsmuir
AAA: W.J. Mouat vs Centennial
AA: Windsor vs Mission
AA: Mt Douglas vs Barsby
November 20/09
Senior Football
Playoff Updates
AA Quarterfinals
Game #1: Windsor 14 - Seaquam 13
Game #2: Sands 21 - South Delta 0
November 19/09
Lived Update from
MacLeod Stadium
Junior Varsity Quarter-Finals
Game #1: Centennial Centaurs 27 -
Notre Dame 7
Game #2: Mission Roadrunners 42 -
Vernon Panthers 6
Game #3: W J
Mouat Hawks 16 - Vancouver College 14 (Mouat wins with a field
goal on the last play of the
game)
November 16/09
Football Playoff
Quarterfinal Matchups (at MacLeod
Stadium unless otherwise indicated)
Thursday, Nov 19 -
AAA Junior Varsity (home
teams in bold)
12:00 pm: Centennial vs
Notre Dame
2:30 pm: Mission
vs Vernon
5:00 pm: Vancouver
College vs Mouat
7:30 pm: St Thomas
More vs New Westminster
Friday, Nov 20
3:00 pm: Seaquam vs
Windsor (AA)
5:30 pm: South Delta
vs Sands (AA)
7:00 pm: Mouat @ Kelowna
(AAA)
8:00 pm: New Westminster
vs Terry Fox (AAA)
Saturday, Nov 21
3:00 pm: OKM vs Rick
Hansen (AA)
4:00 pm: Mission @ Mount
Douglas (AA)
5:30 pm: Vancouver
College vs South Kamloops (AAA)
8:00 pm: Centennial
vs Tweedsmuir (AAA)
November 15/09
Conference All
Stars Announced
Congratulations to the following
NSAAC clients who were recently named as All Stars to their
respective Conferences:
Reiner Theil - Grade 11 Receiver
(Vancouver College)
Alex Carroll - Grade 12
receiver/db (Mount Douglas) - named Most Valuable Receiver.
Zach Rousseau - Grade 12 off/def
line (Mount Douglas)
Tyler Fong - Grade 11 qb/db
(Mount Douglas)
Logan MacLeod - Grade 12 off/def
line (Mission)
Buddy Hutchison - Grade 12 rb/lb
(Seaquam)
Jason Bell - Grade 12 qb (Seaquam)
Ford Marcotte - Grade 12 off/def
line (Seaquam)
Paul Vosper - Grade 12 linebacker
(Seaquam)
Matt Gabrick - Grade 12
linebacker (Seaquam) - named Most Valuable Defensive Player.
November 14/09
Live Updates from
MacLeod Stadium - AAA Playoffs
South Kamloops 10 - St Thomas More
7
South Kamloops moves on to play
Vancouver College
W J Mouat 28 - Notre Dame 3
Mouat travels to Kelowna to take on
the Owls next week
Tweedsmuir 35 - Mt Boucherie 31
Tweedsmuir plays Centennial next
Saturday
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November 13/09
Football Playoff
Updates:
Rick Hansen 61 - John Barsby 53
(double overtime\)
Hansen moves on to play OKM
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Mission Roadrunners 10 -
Handsworth Royals 7
Kyle Albertini-McKee kicks a 45 yd
field goal on the last play of the game
Mission travels to Victoria to play
Mt Douglas next week.
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Windsor Dukes 35 - Pitt
Meadows 7
Windsor plays Seaquam 3:00pm Friday
20th.
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Kelowna 47 - Kelly Road 0
Kelowna advances to play the winner
of Mouat and Notre Dame
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OKM 69 - Correlieu 12
OKM moves on to play Rick Hansen
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Sands 19 - Norkam 13
Sands advances to play South Delta.
November 11, 2009
It is with shock and sadness
that we acknowledge the sudden passing of Bernd Dittrich quarterback
of the Simon Fraser Clansmen.
He was
21 years old. He is survived by his family in Austria.
While
cause of death has yet to be officially determined,
SFU’s head football coach, Dave Johnson, said he had
learned at the hospital in New Westminster that Dittrich
had a previously undetected heart condition. Said
Johnson: “He was a special young man. He is a kid who
was a great example to our young guys, and a leader for
our older guys. He was a great kid. We have 94 guys in
the locker room and Bernie was one of the leaders of
that group.” Johnson added that Dittrich was using
swimming as a means of rehabilitating an injured
shoulder that had kept him out of the last two games.
“Our hearts go out to Bernd’s family,” said SFU's Senior
Director of Athletics, Dr. David Murphy. “The SFU
athletics community has lost an exceptional young man.
Bernd was not only a great athlete on the field, but
also an inspiring individual in all aspects of life. We
will miss him tremendously. “He was an enthusiastic
leader, someone who was always willing to help out; just
a terrific kid. The whole (SFU Athletics) department,
not just the football team, is grieving.”
While the third-year Bachelor of Science student played
a minor role with the team during his first season,
Dittrich was named starting quarterback of the Clan in
2008. In his first career start, he led SFU to their
first victory in over three years, a 24-10 win over UBC.
Following the victory, an emotional Dittrich fought back
tears while describing how much the win meant to his
teammates and coaching staff.
In 2008, Dittrich led the Clan to their best record
since 2003 (5-3), a fourth-quarter comeback win in the
2008 Shrum Bowl against UBC, and an appearance in the
Canada West Hardy Cup final. A shoulder injury in 2009
limited Dittrich to six games this past season. Playing
in 24 total games for the Clan, Dittrich threw for 2684
yards and 10 touchdowns, while rushing for 763 yards and
eight touchdowns.
Known affectionately as ‘Bernie,’ Dittrich was an
inspiration to his teammates, and was known for his
enthusiasm and tremendous work ethic. He will be greatly
missed.
November 9, 2009
ST. THOMAS
MORE 7 at HOLY CROSS 0
It wasn't the
same atmosphere that accompanied Pepsi Bowl 2007 when traditional
rivals Holy Cross and St. Thomas More were ranked 1-2 in Triple AAA.
Yet for the
Knights (2-5, 2-3), who wanted to leave nothing to chance in terms
of a playoff berth, it's 7-0 win Saturday over the 2007 AAA Champion
Holy Cross Crusaders (0-7, 0-5) was every bit as emotional.
Holy Cross can
only look forward to next year when players like Jonthia Fernandez
will be expected to lead the Crusaders back to their winning ways
Up next for
St. Thomas More: Open playoffs Saturday vs. South Kamloops
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SEAQUAM 3 at
HUGH BOYD 0
Led by
defensive standouts Matt Gabrick, Ford Marcotte, Paul Vosper and
Keane Fraser, the Seahawks, in a mean-nothing game edged the
play-off hungry Hugh Boyd Trojans 3-0 and preserved a perfect 8-0
regular season
Up next for
Seaquam: Bye
NOTRE DAME 12 at VANCOUVER COLLEGE 14
After Notre Dame leading 12-0, failed to convert a passing play on
fourth-and-one on the Irish 26-yard line, Vancouver College came
right back on the next play with a 74-yard touchdown strike to
receiver Reiner Theil who caught three passes for 99 yards
Up next for
Vancouver College: Opening-round playoff bye, then opponent TBA
Up next for Notre Dame: Open playoffs vs. W.J. Mouat
W.J. MOUAT 35
at LORD TWEEDSMUIR 6
The No.
4-ranked Hawks (7-2, 4-1) battled to a 35-6 win on Friday against
Surrey's host Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers (3-5, 1-4) to grab the No. 2
seed in the Eastern Conference.
Defensively, Tyler Declare led the winners with 10.5 tackles
next for W.J.
Mouat: Open playoffs vs. Notre Dame Sat. 5:30 pm MacLeod Stadium
TERRY FOX 15 at CENTENNIAL 18
Next for Terry Fox: Open playoffs vs.
Carson Graham. Sat. 8:00pm MacLeod Stadium
RICK HANSEN 21 at MISSION 6
The Mission
Roadrunners, led by Logan MacLeod and Cole Whipple, and despite
losing the final regular season game, achieved their goal of
qualifying for post-season play.
Up next for Mission: Open playoffs vs. Handsworth. Friday – 5:30 pm
MacLeod Stadium
November 2, 2009
Football
NEW WESTMINSTER 20 at VANCOUVER COLLEGE 35
Vancouver College Fighting Irish (8-1, 4-0)
took full advantage of eight New
Westminster Hyacks turnovers to hand the only remaining unbeaten team in
B.C. Triple A football its first loss of the season.
New Westminster opened the scoring in
the first quarter but the Irish came back with 21 unanswered points
before the half including an 11-yard TD catch by 11th grader Reiner
Theil.
Up next for Vancouver College: Friday vs. Notre Dame
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MT. DOUGLAS 35 at BALLENAS 8
Alex Carroll caught a touchdown pass
from Tyler Fong while the Rams' defense led by Zach Rousseau forced three safeties
as Mt Douglas ran their record to 6 - 0 and locked up first place and
the Coastal Conference title.
Up next for Mt. Douglas: Friday at Belmont
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MISSION 7 at PITT MEADOWS 6
The Roadrunner's defense led by Logan
MacLeod and Cole Whipple had two goal-line stands in the final four minutes of play
to preserve a heart-stopping 7-6 come-from-behind win who have mow won for the fourth time in its past five Mainland
Conference outings on Saturday.
Up next for Mission: Friday vs. Rick Hansen
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ABBOTSFORD 8 at SEAQUAM 40
The Seaquam Seahawks (8-1, 6-0) clinched first place
and
the Mainland Division title with one more weekend of regular season play
remaining following its win Saturday.
The Seahawks got a pair of rushing
scores from Buddy Hutchison, who carried just seven times for 152
yards, and quarterback Jason Bell (coming back off a three-week injury hiatus
and who only played in four offensive series) threw a 53
yard touchdown pass.
The Seahawks defense led by stalwart
linebackers Matt Gabrick and Paul Vosper preserved the
shutout. Defensive end Ford Marcotte pressured the Abbotsford
quarterback all afternoon forcing him to throw an interception to Keane Fraser.
Up next for Seaquam: Saturday vs. Hugh Boyd
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LORD TWEEDSMUIR 0 at TERRY FOX 50
The Terry Fox Ravens, rain or shine, have a ground game
that just keeps on delivering.
Friday in the rain, the No. 3-ranked, defending B.C. champion Ravens
(7-1, 3-1) rolled to a 50-0 win over the Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers (3-4,
1-3) behind six rushing majors including a 16 yard scamper by Cole
Green.
Up next for Terry Fox: Friday at Centennial
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HOLY CROSS 13 at HANDSWORTH 27
Handsworth Royals (5-3, 4-2) topped Triple
AAA Holy Cross (0-6, 0-4) by a 27-13 count. Both Holy Cross scores
(one a 74 yard power run) came courtesy of grade eleven running back Jonthia Fernandez.
Up next for Holy Cross: Saturday vs. St. Thomas More
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October 26,2009
Weekly Updates
Football
VANCOUVER
COLLEGE 10 at CARSON GRAHAM 7
Reiner Theil's 17-yard field goal with two minutes remaining wound up
deciding the contest in Vancouver College's favour.
Reiner also caught six passes for 102
yards
Up next for Vancouver College -- Oct. 31 vs. New Westminster
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HOLY CROSS 0 at TERRY FOX 40
The running attack led by
Cole Green and Jacob Patko took over, combining
for over 200 yards and four touchdowns on the ground in a 40-0 win over
Holy Cross (0-6, 0-4).
Up next for Terry Fox -- Oct. 30 vs. Lord Tweedsmuir
Up next for Holy Cross -- Oct. 30-31 bye, then Nov. 7 vs. St. Thomas
More
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SEAQUAM 21 at PITT MEADOWS 0
The Seahawks (7-1) scored off a 35-yard fake
punt by Jason Racanelli
and an eight-yard run by Greg Finley.
Defensively, the Seahawks never let the first-year varsity Marauders get
in a groove, limiting the home team to just a pair of first downs on the
day. Matt Gabrick led the charge for the winning defence
from his middle linebacker spot with seven tackles and
Paul Vosper chipped in four while grade
11 safety Keane Fraser had a twenty
yard interception.
Up next for Seaquam -- Oct. 31 vs. Abbotsford
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HUGH BOYD 7 at MISSION 14
In a game that is sure to have huge implications on the
Mainland Conference playoff picture, the host Roadrunners (4-3, 3-2), led by
Logan MacLeod and featuring the
return to action of Cole Whipple who
recorded 5 tackles, 4 assists and one fumble recovery,
pulled out a 14-7 win over the visiting Trojans (2-3, 4-3) of Richmond.
Up next for Mission -- Oct. 31 at Pitt Meadows
October 20, 2009
Please Welcome Bianca Palitti
Bianca is a Grade 12 volleyball and
basketball star at Holy Cross High School and carries a 3.65 GPA.
She is an acknowledged leader on and off the
court among her peers, coaches and teachers.
Welcome Bianca!
October 19, 2009
Monday Updates
High School Football
Vancouver College 40 - West Vancouver
0
Led by
Reiner
Theil who scored one touchdown and converted all other majors
(one a two-pointer), the Irish remained perfect in Western Conference
league play.
Up next for Vancouver College -- Oct. 23 at
Carson Graham, 3:15 pm
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Seaquam 19 - Mission 14
With running back
Buddy Hutchison carrying nine times for 117 yards and two
touchdowns majors (one a 90 yard ramble), No. 4-ranked Seaquam (6-1,
4-0) overcame the loss of starting pivot
Jason Bell to secure a hard-fought
Mainland Division triumph over the Mission Roadrunners.
The Seaquam defense led by
Matt Gabrick,
Ford Marcotte,
Buddy Hutchison,
Paul
Vosper and
Keane Fraser were tested by the tough
running of the Roadrunners which was made possible by the outstanding
line play of offensive tackle
Logan MacLeod who opened several gaping
holes.
Up next for Seaquam -- Oct. 24 at Pitt Meadows, 1:30 pm
Up next for Mission -- Oct. 24 vs. Hugh Boyd, 1:30 pm
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Notre Dame 54 - Earl Marriott 20
Notre Dame, featuring kicker
Joey Audia, rolled to its first
league win on Friday night over the hapless Earl Marriott Mariners who
remain winless for the season.
Up next for Notre Dame -- Oct. 23 at New Westminster, Mercer Stadium,
7:00 pm
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Terry Fox 54 - St Thomas More 12
With
Cole Green
seeing the end zone with regularity, No. 3-ranked Terry Fox Ravens (5-1,
1-1) of Port Coquitlam rolled to a 54-12 win over Burnaby's St. Thomas
More Knights (0-4, 0-2) on Friday.
Cole, who carried 13 times for 152 yards and two touchdowns, opened the
scoring on a one-yard run followed later by a 65 yard touchdown run.
Cole also led the Ravens defense with four tackles.
Up next for Terry Fox -- Oct. 23 vs. Holy Cross
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W.J. Mouat 48 at Dayton HS (Oregon)
Abbotsford's W.J. Mouat Hawks (4-2, 2-1) steamrolled to a 40-point win
over Dayton High.
Middle linebacker
Tyler Declare
led the defense with 16.5 tackles.
Up next for W.J. Mouat -- Oct. 23 at Rutland
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Kelowna 48 - Holy Cross 29
Holy Cross, featuring rb/lb
J T Fernandez,
continued its frustrating season by losing its fifth straight game this
time to the Okanagan League's #1 team Kelowna Owls. And it doesn't
get any easier for the Crusader's as they take on Terry Fox on Friday
evening.
Up next for Holy Cross -- Oct. 23 at Terry Fox, 7:00 pm - Percy Perry
Stadium.
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Mt Douglas 34 - John Barsby 8
The Rams (7-0, 5-0) remained unbeaten in B.C. Double AA football with a
26-point win over Nanaimo's John Barsby Bulldogs (3-3, 2-3).
The game, dubbed the first annual Vancouver Island Classic, saw Rams'
receiver Alex
Carroll score two touchdowns, both through the air from
passes by quarterback Tyler Fong.
The game also featured exceptional line play
by Zach Rousseau.
Up next for Mt. Douglas -- Oct. 24 at Timberline
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AA High School Girls
Volleyball
The #7 ranked Holy Cross Crusaders featuring
power player Bianca Palitti, remain undefeated in Fraser Valley
play.
Next up for the Crusaders: Oct 20 vs Pacific
Academy at Fraser Valley Christian, 6:30 pm
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AA High School Boys Soccer
The Notre Dame Jugglers led by Joey Audia
continue their winning ways.
October 13/09
Theil Receives Academic Honors
Congratulations to Reiner Theil who has
been inducted into the
Vancouver College's "President's Honor Society".
Reiner received this honor for achieving a 90% or
greater academic average for his final grades in June 2009.
.Way to go Reiner!
October 12/09
Weekend
Reports
Vancouver
College 49 - Earl Marriott 8
Vancouver College, playing without their
starting quarterback and starting running back, opened its Western
Conference schedule in impressive fashion with a 49-8 victory over the
Earl Marriott Mariners.
Reiner Theil had another outstanding
game at slotback scoring one TD and had an impressive afternoon kicking
the ball.
Up next for Vancouver College: Oct. 17 at
West Vancouver
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Mt Douglas 33 - Windsor 0
Tyler Fong gave his arm a workout Saturday, helping B.C.'s No. 1-ranked Double A
team maintain its perfect record (6-0).
Fong threw three touchdown passes including a 50 yarder to
Alex Carroll
as the host Rams blanked visiting the Windsor Dukes (3-2, 3-2) of
North Vancouver 33-0 on Saturday.
Up next for Mt. Douglas: Oct. 16 vs. John Barsby
OCTOBER 9, 2009
Ford Marcotte Joins NSAAC
Please welcome
Ford Marcotte
as the newest member of NSAAC.
Ford, 6' 0" - 260#, is a grade
12 student athlete from Seaquam Secondary who plays baseball and football.
Ford is a very popular member of
his school community and is equally respected by his peers and the staff at
his high school.
Welcome Ford!
OCTOBER 6, 2009
Please Welcome J.T. Fernandez
JT
Fernandez, Grade 11 running back/linebacker for the Holy Cross
Crusaders, is the newest member of NSAAC.
Checking in at 6' 0" -
220#, JT is becoming an impact player for the Crusaders. Welcome JT.
Joey
Audia Adds Football to his Resume
Provincially ranked soccer
player Joey Audia (Notre Dame High School) has added the duties
of punter and place kicker to his already impressive list of athletic
accomplishments. Check out Joey's football page
here.
OCTOBER 5, 2009
WEEKEND REVIEW
HANDSWORTH 2 at MT.
DOUGLAS 33
Mt. Douglas (5-0, 3-0) got a pair of touchdowns from
Alex Carroll.
Grade 11 Quarteback/Safety
Tyler Fong had another outstanding game
with several punishing tackles and runs while tossing a 42 yard
touchdown pass to Alex Carroll.
Rams join the New Westminster Hyacks as B.C.'s only two 5-0 teams.
Next for Mt. Douglas: Oct. 10 vs. Windsor
HOLY CROSS 7 at W.J.
MOUAT 44
W.J. Mouat Hawks (2-2, 1-1) snapped a two-game losing streak in decisive
fashion over the visiting Crusaders (0-3, 0-2).
Linebacker
Tyler
Declare once again led the defence with 8.5 tackles as the
Hawks recovered four Holy Cross fumbles.
Up next for W.J. Mouat: Oct. 9 vs. Terry Fox
Up next for Holy Cross: Oct. 9 at Centennial
KELOWNA 20 at NOTRE DAME 25
Notre Dame Jugglers (3-1, 0-0) featuring punter/place kicker
Joey
Audia closed out the non-conference portion of its schedule
with a 25-20 win over the visiting Kelowna Owls (2-2, 0-0).
Up next for Notre Dame: Oct. 9 vs. Carson Graham
VANCOUVER COLLEGE 32 at SOUTH KAMLOOPS 14
No. 4 Vancouver College
Fighting Irish (4-1, 0-0) wrapped up the non-conference portion of its
schedule with an impressive 32-14 win over the host South Kamloops
Titans (2-1, 0-0).
Reiner
Theil had two catches for 90 yards for the Irish and
converted all PAT's.
Next for Vancouver College: Oct. 10 vs. Earl Marriott
SEPT 29, 2009
Please Welcome Three New Members
Keane Fraser
is a Grade 11 Student Athlete
at Seaquam Secondary where he plays receiver and safety.
Keane is an impact player either
on offense or defense.
We rate Keane among the Top Ten
defensive back/receivers in BC High School Football
Welcome Keane.
 Alex
Carroll is an outstanding Grade 12 student athlete at Mt
Douglas Secondary in Victoria, BC.
Alex, 5' 11" - 185#, is a 4.75
GPA (5.0 scale) and starts at receiver and defensive back for the Rams.
He has excellent speed and
outstanding hand/eye coordination.
A 2009 Top Ten Prospect.
Zach Rousseau is another Grade 12 member of the Mt Douglas Rams.
At 6' 6" - 265#, and only 16 years of age, Zach
has a huge upside. We anticipate that Zach will be in the 6' 7" - 285# by
the time he graduates in 2010. Zach is 4.0 GPA (5.0 scale) student.
A 2009 Top Ten Prospect
Sept
29, 2009
Weekly Review
Sept 21, 2009
Weekend Updates
Terry Fox 40 - Carson Graham 7
Coming off a 15-day break
from live game action, the Ravens (2-0) won for the 14th straight time
dating back to last season, scoring on their first four possessions in a
40-7 non-conference win over North Vancouver's Carson Graham Eagles
(1-2).
Cole Green carried six time
for 108 yards and scored on a brilliant 56-yard run.
Jacob Patko, younger brother
of former NSAAC member Joe, then added a score off an eight-yard
run before Carson quarterback Hayden Nicol scored on a one-yard plunge.
Next Week: Terry Fox visits
Vancouver College (Sat. 1:30 pm). Carson Graham host South
Kamloops (Friday, 3:45 pm)
Mount Douglas 21 - South
Delta 14
Mt. Douglas Rams scored two
second-half touchdowns to record a win over the No. 2-ranked, defending
B.C. champion South Delta Sun Devils on Saturday in Victoria.
The two teams were tied 7-7
after a turnover-filled first half.
For the Rams, quarterback
Ty Fong was
especially effective on defense with three interceptions - two in the
second half - and several key
tackles.
Next Week: Rams travel to
Valleyview. South Delta hosts Ballenas (Sat)
New Westminster 36 - W.J.
Mouat 33
For the third straight week,
the Triple A No. 2-ranked the Hyacks (3-0) rallied to produce a
fourth-quarter comeback, this time topping the host, No. 4-ranked W.J.
Mouat Hawks 36-33 in a thrilling high school football game.
Tyler Declare
led the Hawks' defense from his linebacking spot with 17.5 tackles.
Next Week: W.J. Mouat hosts
Centennial in their league opener (7:30 pm Friday)
Vancouver College 44 -
St. Thomas More 0
Reiner
Theil made several big plays and scored one touchdown as the
fighting Irish (3-0) blanked its opponent for the third straight
week.
Reiner also converted all
six touchdowns and remains perfect in the PAT department.
Next up for Vancouver
College: host Terry Fox at O'Hagan Field.(Sat) St Thomas More -
BYE
Notre Dame 34 -
Holy Cross 13
Kicker
Joey Audia
was good on 4 for 4 PAT's and had a kick off average of 57 yards in the
Juggler's victory over the Crusaders.
Next Week: Notre Dames
visits R A Long HS (WA). Holy Cross hosts Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers
Kelowna 24 - Seaquam 15
Leading 15-0 at the half,
the Seahawks gave up 24 unanswered points to lose their first game of
the season
The Seahawks scored their
points on a sneak from quarterback
Jason Bell, and on a 70-yard
pass-and-run from Bell to
Jason Racanelli . Middle linebacker
Matt Gabrick
led the Seahawks' defense with nine tackles, while
Buddy Hutchison
added five and
Paul Vosper four.
Next Week: Seaquam hosts
Langley (Sat. 1:30 pm)
Mission 0 - South Kamloops 34
With
Cole Whipple
on the sidelines nursing a foot injury the Roadrunners were missing one
of their better two-way linemen and the pressure fell squarely on the
shoulders of teammate
Logan MacLeod. Logan played a solid game anchoring both
the offensive and defensive line but the AAA Titans proved much for the
AA Roadrunners.
Next Week: mission hosts
Sands (Friday, 3:30 pm)
Cole Green Joins NSAAC
Star running back/linebacker,
Cole Green, from the 2008 Provincial Champions Terry Fox Ravens is the
newest member of NSAAC.
Cole, 5' 11", 175#, is an impact
running back who can score form anywhere on the field. He has great
speed and can make tacklers miss.
Defensively, Cole is a sure and
tough tackler who loves to hit. Read more about Cole
here.
Welcome Cole!
Sept 14, 2009
Monday Football Updates:
The game plan was all about establishing
the run early, and the way Buddy Hutchison and his offensive line
went about their business on Saturday, it was mission accomplished
for the host Seaquam Seahawks.
Hutchison carried 17 times for 192 yards and two touchdowns,
including one on a 52-yard run as part of the win.
Wide receiver and kick return specialist Jason Racanelli chipped in
with a 75-yard kickoff return for another major.
Middle linebacker Matt Gabrick led the
winners with six tackles, while fellow linebacker Paul Vosper had
four tackles.
W.J. Mouat Hawks (1-0)
rolled to a 41-14 win over the host and No. 1 Double-A ranked Rick
Hansen Hurricanes (0-1) in the season-opening Battle of Abbotsford
on Friday afternoon.
Tyler Declare led the
Hawks defense with nine tackles.
The Fighting Irish
continued on their winning ways by crushing the Rutland Voodoo
featuring the receiving and kicking of Reiner Theil.
Led by Grade 11
quarterback/safety Tyler Fong, the Rams trampled the Hornets.
Sept 7, 2009
2009 High School Football
Season Opens
The 2009 high school football season kicked
off on Friday with several exhibition games being played against US and
out of Province teams.
Mt Doug took the I5 down to Oregon
where they took on the AAA Jefferson HS Lions. Led by Grade 11
quarterback Tyler
Fong (13/18, 205yds passing; 5/43yds rushing and 1 TD)
they cruised to a 42 -19 victory.
Defensively, Tyler recorded 6 tackles
and 1 interception.
Mt Douglas opens the regular season next
Saturday at Frank Hurt. Kick off at 1:30 pm
Led by a 4-touchdown outing by
Buddy
Hutchison, the Seahawks opened their 2009 season with a
convincing 34-22 win over Cedar Christian HS in Monroe, Washington.
A solid performance was turned in by
senior quarterback
Jason Bell as well as
Paul Vosper,
Matt Gabrick,
and Jason
Racanelli. Grade 11 safety Keane Fraser contributed
with 2 interceptions and several big hits.
Next up for the Seahawks: host Mt
Boucherie, 2:00 pm kick off.
The Fighting Irish opened the season in
impressive fashion with a 56-0 shellacking over Cleveland High
School.
Reiner Theil contributed 2 TD's (1
catch for 20 yds and 1 run for 15 yds - the only two times he get
the ball) and was a perfect 8 for 8 in PAT's.
Next up for the Irish: Friday, 1:30 pm
host Rutland at Burnaby lake.
Sept 5, 2009
 Reiner
Theil Joins NSAAC
Please welcome Reiner to NSAAC. Reiner,
younger brother of former NSAAC member Micha (now playing at UBC), is a
multi-sport athlete who excels in football, basketball and soccer.
Reiner, 6' 5"- 185#, is a Grade 11 student
with a 3.75 GPA. Check his web pages:
football,
basketball,
soccer
Welcome Reiner.
Sept 1, 2009
Hutchison Joins NSAAC
Buddy Hutchison
is the newest member of NSAAC.
Buddy, a senior running back for
the Seaquam Seahawks is an impact player who is looking to lead the Seahawks
back to the Championship in 2009
Welcome Buddy.
August 14, 2009
Rams Quarterback/Safety Joins
NSAAC
Please welcome
Tyler Fong
to NSAAC.
Tyler, a 3.00 GPA Grade 11
student at Mt Douglas Secondary in Victoria, BC is an outstanding
quarterback/defensive back prospect.
At 6'0" 190#, Tyler has
excellent growth potential and is one of the most technically proficient
quarterbacks we have seen in several years. We look forward to
watching his progress in his Junior and Senior years with the Rams.
Aug 1, 2009
 Please
Welcome Cole Whipple
Cole Whipple
is the newest member of NSAAC.
Cole is a member of the Mission
Roadrunner's varsity football team where he plays offensive guard, defensive
end and linebacker.
Welcome Cole.
July 22, 2009
Two New Members join NSAAC
Please welcome
Matt Gabrick
a 3.50 student from the Seaquam Seahawks.
Matt, 6' 0" - 215#,
is a team leader for the Seahawks where he plays football and rugby.
On the football field, Matt is
an impact player who plays linebacker and fullback.
Visit Matt's web page
here
Welcome Matt
Also from the Seaquam Seahawks
please welcome Jason
Bell.
Jason is a quarterback and
linebacker for the Seahawks and is one of the team captains for the 2009
season.
Jason, 6' 0" and 210#, has very
strong arm and is an impact player on defense who loves to hit.
Visit Jason's web page
here
Welcome Jason!
Look for several other new
members in the next few weeks.
July 16, 2009
Odds & Ends
-
Congratulations to Sean Whyte (former
NSAAC member) on his first professional football game with the BC Lions
on Thursday. Sean had an excellent evening doing all the kicking chores
for the Leo's displaying excellent placement accuracy with both punts
and kick-offs and also kicked 35 yard field goal. Way to go Sean.
-
Tom Willcox finished his high school
track and field career in great style winning the Gold Medal in the
senior discus.
June 21, 2009
Audia Selected to Play in Zidane
& Friends Game
Joey
Audia has been selected to play in the Zidane &
Friends exhibition soccer game in Vancouver.
Retired French international Zinedine Zidane
is on a soccer tour which is set to visit BC Place Stadium on July 4th. The
visit will also include former Manchester United goalkeeper Fabien Barthez,
Christian Vieri, AC Milan's Paolo Maldini and Barcelona's Samuel Eto'o.
Zidane and Friends tour will have two other
stops in Canada, in Toronto on June 25th at BMO Field and in Montreal on
June 27th at Olympic Stadium. Joey will be playing with either the Zidane &
Friends team or with the Vancouver All Stars.
"Wow....just to be on the same field as some
of these great international stars is amazing" said Joey. "It's going to be
a great experience and I'm really excited!"
Congratulations Joey!
June 15, 2009
Vanderwood Receives Athletic
Honors
Congratulations to Jacob
Vanderwood who was recently named the Most Inspirational Player for
2008/2009 Senior Boys Rugby at Seaquam Secondary.
Jacob also received a Seahawks
Athletic Award for 2008/2009 in recognition of outstanding contribution to
school sports.
June 8, 2009
New Plays of the Week Posted.
June 1, 2009
Walker signs with Saskatchewan
VSS Panthers’ grad Matt Walker, 17, has earned a
full-tuition scholarship to play CIS football with the University of
Saskatchewan Huskies this fall.
 VSS
grad Matt Walker has no illusions that making the leap to Canadian
Interuniversity Sport (CIS) football straight out of high school will be
easy.
The Panthers’ star quarterback, who earned a full-tuition scholarship with
the University of Saskatchewan Huskies, got a glimpse of what the bigger,
stronger, faster CIS game will be like while attending the Huskies’ annual
Dog’s Breakfast fundraiser recently.
Walker, who tried out as a slotback, was one of 10 prospects to be
interviewed in front of a crowd of 2,000 ardent football fans at the
banquet.
“You stand up to be presented and stand beside a CFL guy, and then I realize
I’m standing beside a guy that’s 6-foot-10ish and about 310 pounds or so,”
grinned Walker, who turns 18 in July. “He made me look like a little girl.
You look around, and that’s like 90 per cent of the people there.”
Undaunted, the ultra-athletic Walker looks forward to the challenge, and
hopes to add to the accolades – B.C. High School Football Interior
Conference Offensive MVP as the Panthers’ quarterback, and B.C. Senior Bowl
Wide Receiver MVP – he has already collected. He also knows those giants
towering over him will be the same ones blocking for him on the field.
“Intimidating? At first, yes, but then you don’t really notice it, and then
it’s just teammates. They’re really, really helpful, especially since I’m
coming right out of high school.”
With calls from around 20 universities over the past year, Walker has
visited campuses all over Canada. From Halifax in the east to SFU and UBC in
the west, he’s been all over the map.
“What it came down to was I just got a feel for it,” said Walker, of the
Huskies’ program. “U of S has been one of the best teams in Canada for many,
many years and they have a very good reputation.
“Since the season ended, I’ve been doing workouts all over Canada, so it
feels good to be with one team now.”
Walker will have the chance to get reacquainted with an old adversary – Adam
Nesbitt. He quarterbacked the Seaton Sonics before redshirting as a receiver
with the Huskies last season.
“I never really met him or knew him (in Vernon), but after spring camp, I’d
say he’s a pretty good guy,” said Walker, of Nesbitt. “It’s good to have an
honest opinion.”
Asked if Nesbitt had any advice for him coming to Saskatchewan, Walker
laughed: “Bring a coat.”
Added Walker: “He’s kind of in a learning curve with me, too. It’s a tough
haul coming out of high school and going into the CIS level like that.”
Whether Walker cracks the Huskies’ lineup, or opts to redshirt his first
year, is still in the air, although he appears to be leaning towards the
latter.
“I want to be great, both for myself and for my teammates,” said Walker. “I
don’t want to be going out there not really knowing what I want to do and
hurting my team in any way.
“I want to make sure I know the ropes a little bit better, and if that means
redshirting... I’ll be happy to do that.”
Panthers’ head coach Tim Thorpe, who knows several Huskies alumni, believes
Saskatchewan will be a good fit for Walker.
“Brian Towriss (head coach), is a phenomenal coach. Matt’s going to have fun
out there for sure.
“There’s a chance he could play, and play a lot... if they give him a shot.
The kid is right up there for being one of the most athletic kids I’ve ever
coached. They’re lucky to have him.”
To help bolster the Panthers’ roster last season, Walker made a deal with
several of his buddies, one he wasn’t sure he would enjoy that much.
“I got a couple of my friends to play football for us, and in return, I had
to play basketball for them.
“It was kind of a trade, but I really enjoyed it. Obviously, I wasn’t that
good. It was my first year of playing basketball, ever. I tried basketball
skills in Grade 10 once, and pretty much got laughed at the whole time.
“I’m very bad at not being good at a sport. It definitely helped me because,
coming into a sport where I’m not competing for one of the best players on
the team, it helps put you into your place and puts things into
perspective.”
May 25, 2009
O'Neill Heads to Laurier
Sean O'Neill, running
back/defensive back from the Seaquam Seahawks, has committed to attend
and play for Wilfred Laurier U this fall. He will join another
former NSAAC client Mitchell Bosch as a member of the golden Hawks.
Congratulations Sean!
May 24, 2009
Calgary Dino Linebacker Duncan Mclean
has been suspended as a result of
positive test for anabolic steroids.
OTTAWA - The Canadian Centre for Ethics
in Sport (CCES) announced today that a
Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS)
football athlete, Duncan McLean, has
committed an anti-doping rule violation.
The violation occurred during an
out-of-competition doping control
conducted on March 20, 2009.
The anti-doping rule violation is a
result of the athlete's urine sample
returning an adverse analytical finding
for Oxymetholone metabolites, a
prohibited substance according to the
2009 World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)
Prohibited List. Oxymetholone is a very
toxic anabolic steroid with serious
potential side effects.
In response to the CCES' notification of
the adverse analytical finding, Mr.
McLean waived his right to a hearing and
acknowledged the commission of an
anti-doping rule violation. Mr. McLean
has received a sanction of a two-year
period of ineligibility.
Paul Melia, President and CEO of the
CCES, said "The CCES works closely with
CIS to conduct a comprehensive
anti-doping program and appreciates the
commitment to clean sport shown by CIS,
by officials at Canadian universities,
and by the great majority of
student-athletes."
"Hard work is the best way to achieve
excellence and we can be proud that the
vast majority of CIS student-athletes
are training hard and competing fairly,"
said CIS Chief Executive Officer, Marg
McGregor. "However, some individuals
exercise poor judgement in terms of the
choices they make to meet their goals."
"The University of Calgary is
unequivocally opposed to the use of
banned substances by our
student-athletes," said Kevin Boyles,
Director of Athletics. "We have a
zero-tolerance policy both at the UofC
and in CIS. We are fully supportive of
the Canadian Anti-Doping Program and
hope that this unfortunate situation
sends a strong message throughout the
league."
The CCES is an independent, national,
non-profit organization. Our mission, to
foster ethical sport for all Canadians,
is carried out through research,
promotion, education, detection and
deterrence, as well as through programs
and partnerships with other
organizations.
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The National
Student Athlete Advisory Council is totally opposed
to the use of performance-enhancing drugs and is
fully supportive of the CCES, WADA, CIS and
NCAA in their drug-testing polices.
We urge all our
clients to take note of the preceding article.
For more
information on the Prohibited Drug List go to
www.cces.ca or
www.wada-ama.org
A list of banned
substances is available
here (PDF File)
May 9, 2009
Davies Chooses Queen's
It was a tough choice but
Queen's University won out.....Blake Davies (West Vancouver High
School) will be a Golden Gael this Fall.
Blake, one the highest
recruited players coming out of BC this year, had visited several
schools recently and after looking at all the pro's and con's he opted
for an opportunity to attend and play for one of the premier
universities in Canada.
"Queen's is such a great
school and their football program has such a terrific reputation that,
at the end of the day, it just seems like the right place for me." said
Blake. "I'm looking forward to the challenge of competing for a starting
spot within the next couple of years."
Congratulations Blake!
May 8, 2009
25th Annual Western
Canadian All Star Camp
It seems like it was just yesterday that
a fellow by the name of Larry Reda had an idea of holding a
football camp in the summer at Simon Fraser University and now the camp
is celebrating its 25th Anniversary.
The camp is now wholly owned by the
football program at SFU but Larry, at 75 years of age, still plays a
huge role as the General Manager.
"I'm so proud of what we have
accomplished over the past 25 years," said Reda. "When I think of how
many kids have come through this camp and gone on to great careers at
university and professional teams all over North America it make my head
swim!"
The camp has grown to such a size that it
has become necessary to split the camp into a Junior Camp (11-14 yrs
of age) and a Senior Camp (15 - 18 yrs of age) over a
two-week period.
"From the perspective of our football
program, the camps are just great." said Dave Johnson, Head Coach
of the SFU Clansmen. "We get to spend two weeks doing what we love to
do.....coach football with a bunch of great kids and other coaches from
outside our staff. It gives us a chance to give something back to
the football community while connecting with players, coaches and
parents and giving them an opportunity to experience the university
environment. Our coaches and players look forward the camps every
year and I can't thank Larry Reda and Lou DesLauriers (SFU
Camp Director/Defensive Coordinator) enough for all their
efforts.....they make my job really easy."
The Camp Staff is led by Camp Head Coach
Tom Kudaba (currently Head Coach at Terry Fox HS and SFU Alumnus)
and features the SFU Coaching Staff augmented by coaches from high
school and community programs.
The Junior Camp runs from July 7 thru'
July 11th and the Senior Camp runs from July 14 thru' 18th.
For more information and to download the
camp brochure go
here
May 1, 2009
Betts Named Rookie of the Year
 Congratulations
to Spencer Betts on being named the UBC Thunderbirds Rookie of
the Year at the recent Big Block Dinner.
Spencer had an outstanding
rookie season with the 'Birds and in addition to being named to the 2008
Canada West All Star Team, he was selected as Player of the Week on Sept
8 and was a finalist as Canada West Rookie of the Year.
Congratulations Spencer!
April 18, 2009
Important Notice: Medical Alert
If any of our clients are
using Hydroxycut (a popular weight control supplement) you are urged to
immediately cease. Please read the link
here
for more information.
Before using ANY
dietary supplements - Creatin etc. - you should always check with your
doctor. You need to be aware of all the ingredients in the product
to ensure you are not taking substances that may be: 1)
dangerous to your health, and 2) contain substances that are on the
Banned Substance list (performance enhancing drugs).
April 10, 2009
Weekly Updates
Melanie Martin is a
very busy athlete these days..... she is playing for her high school
team (North Delta) as well as the Surdel Sting where she scored two
goals to lead the Sting to a 3-1 victory last weekend. The Sting
competes in the Girls Can Showcase Tournament this weekend at Burnaby
Lakes where they will take on teams from Canada and the United States.
Melanie has also made the traveling roster for the TSS Academy.
Jason Racanelli will
be on the shelf for a couple of months due to a knee injury. Jason
was
scheduled to play for a Men's U-21 Teams in the Summer in Peace Arch,
but that is now on hold. In September, he should be playing
for a Men's U-21 team or Div.1
Matt Walker from Vernon High
School has committed to the University of Saskatchewan.
"I had a chance to visit several
schools and, while I liked them all, the atmosphere and the coaches at
Saskatchewan really impressed me". said Matt. "Coach Towriss and his
staff made me feel at home and gave me a realistic expectation of my
future with the Huskies. They have been recruiting me for a while
and encouraged me to visit the other schools and so that at the end of
the day I would make a good decision. My head and heart tells me
that the U of S is right for me. I'm excited!"
April 3, 2009
Updates
Congratulations to Keynan
Parker who was recently named Sport BC 2007 Athlete of the Year.
Keynan, son of CFL Hall of Famer James "Quick" Parker, is a nationally
ranked sprinter who won 3 Gold Medals at the 2007 BC High School Track
Championships in the 100m, 200m and 4 x 100m relay. He also won a
Silver Medal in the 4 x 400m relay.
Keynan, also an accomplished
hockey player, played football at St Thomas More Collegiate from Grade 8
through Grade 12 where he was the leading rusher in the Province in his
senior year. He was heavily recruited throughout the United
States, finally signing with Oregon State University where he is
wrapping up his freshman year.
Ironically, Keynan is the
second consecutive St Thomas More graduate to be named BC's Athlete of
the Year.....Kyle Turris won that honor in 2006.
Francesco Renzullo
(LB/FB, Vancouver College) has signed with UBC; Alex Anthony (WR,
Mt Douglas) has signed with Laurier; Thomas Hahn (WR/DB, Seaquam
HS) has signed with Queen's.
Blake Davies (West
Vancouver) has returned from visits to Queen's, Toronto, Calgary and
UBC....should be committing soon; Matt Walker (Vernon HS) has
visited with UBC, SFU, Saskatchewan, Mt. Allison and Acadia......stay
tuned. Sean O'Neill (Seaquam HS) will be heading either to
Western or St Francis Xavier; Lucas Brown is still being
recruited by St Mary's, St Francis Xavier, Western, York and U of
Manitoba; Jacob Vanderwood
has opted to play for the South Fraser Rams next season while attending
Kwantlen Polytechnic University.
March 30, 2009
Recent News
The 2009 Football BC Senior Bowl was held
over the Spring Break three NSAAC clients turned in strong performances:
quarterback Kurtis Bardua (Cloverdale Bengals/Earl Marriott HS),
2008 AA Player of the Year Cody Hawkins (Seaquam HS) and AA
Okanagan Conference MVP Matt Walker (Vernon HS) all impressed the
various university coaches who were in attendance. Other NSAAC Clients
who were selected for the Senior Bowl but could not attend due to
scheduling conflicts or prior commitments were: Jacob Vanderwood
(Seaquam), Sean O'Neill (Seaquam),
Blake Davies (West Vancouver), Stefan Dupuis (West
Vancouver),
Joe Patko
(Terry Fox), Francesco Renzullo (Vancouver College), Alex
Anthony (Mt Douglas).
Congratulations to Cody Hawkins and Sean
O'Neill from Seaquam High School who helped the Seahawks to a 6th place
finish at the AAA Boys Provincial Championship.
March 15, 2009
NSAAC Announces Latest Signings
McGrath Signs
with Northwestern: inside receiver/defensive end Richie McGrath
from the Chilliwack Giants has signed with Northwestern State College in
Iowa.
Dupuis a Dino: West Vancouver running
back/linebacker Stefan Dupuis will suit up with the University of
Calgary Dino's in the Fall.
Zaruba Joins the Clan: Carson
Graham defensive end Adam Zaruba will play for Dave Johnson and the
Simon Fraser Clansmen.
Klassen Heads to Point Grey: Holy
Cross defensive back/wide receiver Troy Klassen has committed to the UBC
Thunderbirds.
Stay tuned for more announcements soon.
February 19/09
NSAAC Announces New Strategic Partnerships
Personal and Group Training:
All
Out Performance
- contact :
Paul Bahia
www.performallout.com
Located in Surrey
Level 10 Fitness
- contact:
Anthony
Findlay
www.level10fitness.com
Located in West Vancouver
Innovative Fitness
- contact:
Casey
Souter
www.innovativefitness.com
Locations: Kitsilano, West Van, White Rock
ST Fitness
-
contact:
Sheldon Toddhunter
Located in Abbotsford and Burnaby
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Chiropractic, Physical Therapy, Massage
Therapy:
Satori Integrative Health Centre:
contact:
Dr Sean Graham
www.satriintegrativehealth.com Located: Richmond
5th
Avenue Massage Clinic -
contact:
Andrew Lewko R.M.T.
604-540-2055 Located: New Westminster
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Academic Assistance
(SAT Prep, One-on-One Counseling, Grad
Assistance)
LifeLong Education -
contact :
Jerrold
Jones 604-512-7538 Located in Surrey
February 5/09
Brandon Leyh Video Online
Check
out Brandon's Skills
Video
now online.
Brandon is a senior quarterback at St. Thomas More Collegiate
January 29/09
Patko Joins the Clan
Congratulations to Joe
Patko, 2008 AAA Player of the Year, from the Terry Fox Ravens who
committed today to play for the SFU Clansmen.
"We
could not be happier to get a player who has such ability and great
character." said SFU head coach Dave Johnson. "Joe was at the top
of our recruiting list and was
being highly recruited be several team. We are delighted that he has
chosen to play and study at SFU"
Good luck Joe!
January 27/09
Latest News & Updates:
Congratulations to
Tom Willcox from Centennial Secondary who has accepted a track &
field scholarship with the University of Memphis.
New videos
online today....Sean O'Neill, Jacob Vanderwood, Lucas Brown, Cody
Hawkins.
January 21/09
Please Welcome Ajay Gill
Ajay Gill
is an outstanding student athlete from Princess Margaret Secondary
School who excels in soccer. He is a 3.95 GPA student and is a member
of the Surrey Selects U-18 "A" Metro program and the Vancouver Whitecaps
Mountain WFC U-16 (USL) Super-Y league. Welcome Ajay!
January 13, 2009
Stefan Dupuis and Blake Davies videos online
today
January 10, 2009
Troy Klassen Video Online Today
January 5, 2009
New Videos On
Line
New videos
on-line today for Richie McGrath & Adam Zaruba
Dec 30, 2008
Please Welcome Brandon
Leyh
Brandon Leyh is the newest member of
NSAAC.
Brandon, (QB, 6' 1",
195#)is a 3.25 GPA Grade 12 student at St Thomas More Collegiate whose goal
is to attend university and pursue a degree in business or social sciences.
Welcome Brandon.
Dec 16, 2008
Matt Walker video now
On-Line
Please check out
Matt Walker's video.....Matt, from Vernon high school, is one of the
most versatile athletes who will be graduating in 2009 and was named the
2008 AA Interior Conference Player of the Year.
Dec 9,2008
AAA Player of
the Year Video
Be sure to check out the AAA Player of
the Year, Joe Patko......video now online
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