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BC High School Boys’ Basketball Association

Handbook 2012—2013

Cover Photo: #12 Jadon Cohee (Walnut Grove) drives against #11 alex Nesterenko & #15 Ryan Sclater (Terry Fox). #20 Paul Getz & #22 De’Sean Monsato (Walnut Grove) in background

Boys’ Basketball Handbook 2012 – 2013

Table of Contents Dates of Importance ..................................................................................................................................... 4

President’s Message ..................................................................................................................................... 5

BC High School Boys Basketball Association 2012–2012 .............................................................................. 6

Governors 2011–2012 .................................................................................................................................. 6

Honorary Members ....................................................................................................................................... 7

Honorary Life Members ................................................................................................................................ 7

Zone Representatives 2011–2012 ................................................................................................................ 8

Committees and Appointments .................................................................................................................... 9

Scholarship Committee ................................................................................................................................. 9

BC High School Boys’ Basketball Association Minutes of the March 17, 2012 Annual General Meeting .... 9

Attendance at BCHSBBA 2011 Annual General Meeting ............................................................................ 13

FIBA Rule Amendments & Specifications for High Schools......................................................................... 15

2012–2013 BCHSBBA Scholarship Winners ................................................................................................ 16

Variation to the Tournament Berthing ....................................................................................................... 17

Tournament Information ............................................................................................................................ 18

General Information ................................................................................................................................... 20

Registration Procedures .............................................................................................................................. 22

Berthing Registration .................................................................................................................................. 22

Contact Lists ................................................................................................................................................ 23

Policy Statement on Complimentary Tickets .............................................................................................. 26

Invitations to Host “A” or “AA” Basketball Tournament Guidelines for Application Submissions ............. 27

Basketball BC 2012 Summer Participants ................................................................................................... 28

Code of Ethics ............................................................................................................................................. 32

Code of Ethics: Recruiting ........................................................................................................................... 33

Provincial 3-Point Contest ........................................................................................................................... 34

The Ken Wright Memorial Scholarship ....................................................................................................... 35


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Dates of Importance 2012

October 5 Declaration of team and classification status to BC School Sports

October 19 Annual General Meeting (Byrne Creek Secondary @ ????)

November 19 Closing date for school declaration with our Association, including AAA, AA, and A status

November 26 Start of games allowed

December 10 Player Registration Forms due to BC School Sports (Winter deadline)

December 14 Rosters to Association website (see p. 25/26)

2013

January 18 Final date for submission of team photos to Association website

January 30 Final deadline for player Registration Forms to BC School Sports

February 2 BCHSBBA Executive Meeting—Zone Allocations

February 20 Final date for Scholarship applications

February 23 Final date for declaration of “A” and “AA” Zone winners

February 25 Release of “A” and “AA” draw

March 2 Final date for declaration of “AAA” Zone winners

March 4 Release of “AAA” draw (Monday press conference)

March 4 Deadline for “AAA” ticket requests (see Policy)

March 6–9 “A” and “AA” Championships—Langley & Kamloops

March 9 “A” Coaches Meeting – Langley, “AA” Coaches’ Meeting—Kamloops

March 13 3 Point Championship—Langley Events Centre

March 12–16 “AAA” Championship—Langley Events Centre

March 16 “AAA” Coaches’ Meeting—10:00 am, Langley Events Centre

April 5 Final date for submissions to host the 2014 “AA” & “A” tournaments

April 13 Executive Spring Meeting

Future “AAAA” Tournament Dates Future “A”, “AA”, AAA Tournament Dates

March 11–15, 2014 March 5–8, 2014


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President’s Message To All Coaches and Volunteers,

Welcome to another exciting season of high school basketball. On behalf of the BCHSBBA Executive, I would like to thank you for all the time and effort you devote to supporting boys’ high school basketball in British Columbia. We are coming off another successful season that culminated in three incredibly successful provincial championships. Congratulations R.C. Palmer, Southern Okanagan, and Kelowna Christian for winning provincial championships at the AAA, AA, and A levels. The tournaments held in Kamloops and at the new Langley Events Center were once again spectacular. Our Association is extremely fortunate to have dedicated tournament committees at all three levels.

This year we are again fortunate to continue our relationship with TELUS and are moving into the second year of a new partnership with BADEN. Both of these sponsors and others within our province have been great supporters of boys’ high school basketball in BC.

I would like to thank Grant Boland (outgoing past President); Chris Kennedy, our outgoing Executive Assistant (and former President), and Jay Pankratz (former Executive member) for their years of service to the Association. I would also like to welcome Don Wallace as our new Executive Assistant. Don brings a wealth of experience to us from his previous roles as a former President of the Association and BC School Sports Compliance Officer.

The 2011-2012 season is quickly approaching. Please take the time to read this Handbook and familiarize yourself with the online registration procedures available on the Association website. Feel free to contact me or other members of the Executive with questions or clarifications. In addition, this book also contains contact information for all Zone Reps and Committee members. The website (www.bcboysbasketball.com) contains a wealth of information and s updated regularly. Thank you to Ted Cusick and Tom Tagami for their tireless efforts managing the site.

With the ongoing discussions surrounding player movement and the teacher job action, there is great potential for disruptions to the basketball season. It is important that, as a community of coaches, we keep the lines of communication open and continue to focus on our student-athletes. We need to find solutions to the issues within our Association that threaten to divide us. At the 2011 AGM several motions on tiering received widespread support (65% of coaches voted in favour). Unfortunately, they did not quite reach the 2/3 majority required for passage. My hope is that after a period of reflection and discussion, these ideas will re-surface and gain the support necessary for implementation.

Please join us at our Special General Meeting on Friday, October 21st (11:00am) @ Byrne Creek Secondary. This event is held in conjunction with the Basketball BC Superconference and lunch is provided. We hope you will attend the clinic and the meeting (attendance at the clinic is not required). The agenda will include an update on the financial audit, discussions surrounding a new date for the AGM, and current issues facing the Association.

Good luck to all teams and coaches for the 2011-2012 season.

Respectfully,

James Johnston President, BCHSBBA

http://www.bcboysbasketball.com/


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BC High School Boys Basketball Association 2012–2013 Past President: James Johnston South Delta Secondary Ph: 604.943.7407 750 53rd Street Fx: 604.943.7405 Delta, BC V4M 3B7 Email: [email protected]

President: Kerry Taylor Fleetwood Park Secondary Ph: 604.597.2301 7940 156 St. Surrey, BC V3S 3R3 Email: [email protected]

1st Vice President: Muzz Bryant 1416 Fairfield Road Ph: 250.388.9090 Victoria, BC V8S 1E5 Email: [email protected]

2nd Vice President: Ken Dockendorf Maple Ridge Secondary Ph: 604.465.8191 21911 122nd Avenue Fx: Maple Ridge, BC V2X 3X2 Email: [email protected] 11448 Wildwood Crescent Pitt Meadows, BC V3Y 1N1

3rd Vice President: Paul Eberhardt Palmer Secondary Ph: 604.668.6288 8160 Saint Albans Rd. Fx: 604.668.6488 Richmond, BC V6Y 2K9 Email: [email protected] Member At-Large (A): Jonathon Kinman St. John’s School Ph: 604.732.4434 2215 West 10 Avenue Fx: 604.732.1074 Vancouver, BC V6K 2J1 Email: [email protected] Member At-Large (AA): Ed Somers Lambrick Park Secondary Ph: 250.477.0181 4139 Torquay Drive Fx: 250.477.0143 Victoria, BC V8N 3L1 Email: [email protected] Executive Assistant: Don Wallace 5000 Rittich Road Ph: 250.317.3809 Kelowna, BC V1X 7V6 Fx: 250.765.6242 Email: [email protected]

Governors 2012–2013 Chris Kennedy (2013) School District #45 Ph: 604.981.1031 1075 21st Street Fx: 604.981.1001 West Vancouver, BC V7V 4A9 Email: [email protected]

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Keith Hart (2013) 1855 144th Street Ph: 604.988.6919 Surrey, BC V7A 7E8 Email: [email protected]

Steve Erickson (2014) 27 - 2688 - 150th Street Ph: 604.538.2252 Surrey, BC V4P 1P1 Email: [email protected]

Stan Piper (2014) 3691 Nebel Road Ph: 250.246.2419 Ladysmith, BC V9G 2B3 Email: [email protected] Grant Boland (2015)

S607-737 Humboldt St. Ph: 250.388.5456 Victoria, BC V8W 1B1 Email: [email protected]

Jack May (2015) 1547 Senora Drive Ph: 250 763 2757 Kelowna BC V1Y 8Z2 Email: [email protected]

Bill Lang (2013) Rutland Sr. Secondary Ph: 250.765.1407 xt 7505 705 Rutland Road North Email: [email protected] Kelowna, BC V1X 3B6

Honorary Members George Andrews Ed Pedersen Keith Hart Bill Popowich Klaus Heck Vern Porter Clive Hughes Laurie Wallace Charlie McLachlan Dick Wright Jack May Ken Wright Bill Norton

Honorary Life Members Bro. J.C. Bates Jack Pomfret John Buis Bill Reid Rodger Morrow J.A. (Wink) Wilcox R.J. (Bus) Phillips Ken Winslade








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Zone Representatives 2012–2013 Lower Mainland: Randy Coutts Kitsilano Secondary Ph: 604.713.8961 2550 W 10th Avenue Fx: 604.713.8960 Vancouver, BC V6K 2J6 Email: [email protected]

Fraser Valley: Rich Ralston WJ Mouat Secondary Ph: 604.853.7191 32355 Mouat Drive Fx: 604.850.7694 Abbotsford, BC V2T 4E9 Email: [email protected]

Vancouver Island: Brian Laviolette Alberni Secondary Ph: 250.723.1191 4000 Burde Street Fx: 250.723.2126 Port Alberni, BC V9Y 3L6 Email: [email protected]

3641 Porritt Place Ph: 250.724.5462 Port Alberni, BC V9Y 7P7

Howe Sound: Larry Donohoe 4665 Hoskins Road Ph: 604.983.0222 North Vancouver, BC V7K 2R3 Fx: 604.983.0223 Email: [email protected]

Okanagan: Bill Lang Rutland Sr. Secondary Ph: 250.765.1407 xt 7505 705 Rutland Road North Email: [email protected] Kelowna, BC V1X 3B6

Kootenay: Barry Tremblay David Thompson Secondary Ph: 604.594.5491 Unit 1, RR4, 1535 14th Street Fx: 604.597.4374 Invermere, BC V0A 1K4 Email: [email protected]

NBCC: Jeff Goodrich College Heights Ph: 250.964.4431 6180 Domano Boulevard Email: [email protected] Prince George, BC V2N 3Z4

NB West: Mel Bishop Prince Rupert Secondary Ph: 250.624.6757 417 9th Avenue West Fx: 250.627.1348 Prince Rupert, BC V8J 2S9 Email: [email protected]

1501 Omineca Avenue Ph: 250.627.8558 Prince Rupert, BC V8J 2B9










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Committees and Appointments Executive Assistant Don Wallace 604.981.1031 Recording Secretary Don Wallace 604.981.1031 Treasurer Ken Dockendorf 604.463.4175 Registrar Ted Cusick 604.528.6296 “AAA” Tournament Director John Buis 604.596.3175 Referee Liaison Steve Erickson 604.538.2252 Nominations James Johnston 604.943.7407 Website Ted Cusick 604.528.6296 Historian Ken Winslade 604.936.9004 “AA” Liaison Jack May 250.763.2757 “A” Liaison Michael Campbell 604.794.7797 BC School Sports Rep Kerry Taylor 604.597.2307 Basketball BC Rep Kerry Taylor 604.597.2307 Board of Governors Chair ??? 604.531.7408

Scholarship Committee

Send Scholarship Applications to:

George Oswald Members

Notre Dame Regional School George Oswald—Chair 2880 Venables Street Steve Erickson Vancouver, BC V5K 2T8 Bill Popowich Ph: 604.255.5454 Ken Winslade Fx: 604.255.2115 Rich Chambers Email: [email protected] ***Deadline: February 20, 2012

2011-2012 “AAA” 1st All Star Team



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BC High School Boys’ Basketball Association Minutes of the March 17, 2012 Annual General Meeting March 17, 2012 Langley Events Centre Banquet Hall 10:00 am

1. Opening Remarks – James Johnston. 2. Adoption of the Agenda – Klaus Heck/Andrew McKay. 3. Introductions – James introduced the Executive. 4. 2011 AGM Minutes were accepted – Moved/Seconded by Al Cassels/Rich Goulet. Carried. 5. President’s Report – James Johnston

James thanked and congratulated all coaches, volunteers and sponsors; especially the A, AA and AAA Tournament Committees for efforts during the season and the Provincial Tournaments. A thank you was also extended to the BCHSBBA Executive, Governors and, especially, Ted Cusick, the outgoing Executive member.

James made some comments regarding the change to be considered by the members as they made decisions regarding the resolutions before them. Finally, James referred to the conflict between the Lower Mainland and Independent Schools and expressed his opinion that the ongoing disagreement must be resolved prior to the 2013 AAA Tournament.

6. Financial Report – Ken Dockendorf. Ken outlined the process that was begun in June, 2011 to have the BCHSBBA accounts audited. He indicated that the audit for 2009-2010 would be complete before the end of the 2011-2012 school year and the audit for 2010-2011 should be complete by the fall of 2012.

Ken moved that the financial report be accepted - Moved/Seconded by Keith Hart/Rich Goulet. Carried.

7. AA Tournament Report – Jack May. Report Highlights

AA Tournament coaches indicated a strong desire for the AA tournament to remain in Kamloops.

AA Tournament coaches indicated that they were not in favour of four tiers.

Kamloops Tournament Committee have applied to host the AA Provincial Tournament through 2014-2016.

8. A Tournament Report – Bob Stebbings. Report Highlights

2013 A Tournament will be held at Columbia Bible College.

Ft. Nelson Secondary School qualified for the A Provincial Tournament (BC North Central Zone) but declined to attend the tournament because of costs.

Harvey Thorau, Glenlyon-Norfolk, indicated a willingness to manage the 2010-2013 A Rankings.

Bob Stebbings was thanked for being the A Tournament Liaison for the past nine years..

9. Basketball BC Report– Ross Tomlinson.


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Report Highlights

Basketball BC has new offices located at the Langley Event Centre.

Ross outlined changes that are intended to make participation in Basketball BC events/programs more inclusive.

10. BC School Sports – Sue Keenan. Report Highlights

Sue indicated that the BC Sport alliance may include an amalgamation of BC School Sports under the auspices of BC Games.

The results of the BCSS Needs Assessment were shared with the members.

Sue indicated that she was leaving BCSS and that a new Executive Director should be in place by the middle of April.

11. New Business.

Resolutions

a) Resolution I (Shot Clock) Be it resolved that the BCHSBBA adjust the reset on the shot clock to reflect the fact that we are playing with a thirty second clock. To properly reflect a 30 second shot clock the re-set number should be at 18 seconds.

Passed.

b) Resolution II (Charge Circle) Be it resolved that the date for implementation of the rule regarding the ‘charge circle’ be postponed until the 2012-2014 season to allow members of the Association to conduct a review of the advisability of such a rule.

Passed.

c) Resolution III (Annual General Meeting) Be it resolved that the BCHSBBA Annual General Meeting be scheduled for the Friday Provincial Professional Development Day in October.

Passed.

d) Resolution IV (Tiering) Be it resolved that the BCHSBBA expand to four tiers of competition (A, AA, AA and AAAA)for the 2013-2014 basketball season.

Passed. This motion was passed by a vote of 45-12 (3 abstentions).

Clarification:

Four tiers would allocate approximately 63 teams to each tier.

Schools would continue to be able to ‘play up’ to a higher tier but each school must declare their intentions for the next two years beginning in January, 3013.


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Sites that may be considered for Provincial championships are the Langley Event Centre, UBC, University of the Fraser Valley, Richmond Oval, Thompson Rivers University and Abbotsford Centre.

The long-term goal of BCHSBBA is to host two championships at each site.

The last year that a tier was added to BCHSBBA was 1987.

e) Resolution V (Section 9.02) Be it resolved that we remove Section 9.02 of the Rules section of the BCHSBBA Constitution.

Passed.

f) Resolution VI (Directors) Be it resolved that the BCHSBBA Executive be expanded to include two new Members-at-Large

i) One Member-at-Large from an ‘A’ school, and ii) One Member-at-Large from a “AA” school.

Passed.

g) Resolution VII (Division of the LMHSBBA, AAA, For The Purpose Of Qualifying) Be it resolved that the Lower Mainland Zone be divided into two separate Zones for the purpose of qualifying for the AAA Provincial Tournament.

Passed. This motion was passed by a vote of 22-19 (19 abstentions).

h) Resolution VIII (Proxy Voting) Be it resolved that Section 4.12 of the Constitutional Bylaws be removed and replaced with the following:

Voting by proxy is permitted. Procedure for vote by proxy representation of a Member School is as follows:

i) Proxy forms must be signed by both the Athletic Director and the Administrator of the Member School and assigned only to a designated representative of a Member School in good standing who is a member of the same recognized local School Athletic Association.

ii) If a Member School cannot be a member of a School Athletic Association the Member School can assign the proxy to the designated representative of any other Member School.

iii) The individual attending the meeting and the Administrator of the Member School receiving the proxy must also sign the proxy form.

Passed.

12. Nominations Committee Report – Ted Cusick. The following members were elected to the BCHSBBA Executive for 2012-2013.

a) 3rd

Vice-President – Paul Eberhardt b) 2

nd Vice-President – Ken Dockendorf

c) 1st

Vice-President – Muzz Bryant d) President – Kerry Taylor

The following Governors were elected:


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a) Grant Boland (2012-2014) b) Jack May (2012-2014) c) Bill Lang (2012-2013)

13. Motion to adjourn. Moved/Seconded by Ken Dockendorf/Larry Street. Carried.

Attendance at BCHSBBA 2012 Annual General Meeting Matt Lechasseur (Holy Cross) Anthony Pezzente (Holy Cross) Cam Mackay (Caledonia)

Steve Erickson (Governor) Matt McKay (South Delta) Keith Hart (Governor)

Richard Cohee (St. George’s) Jon Tagulao (Van. College) Guy DaSilva (St. George’s)

Mike Stoneburgh (Steveston-London) Steve Anderson (Gladstone) Durko K. (King George)

John McFarland (Vancouver College) Ross Tomlinson (Basketball BC) Tom M. (Wellington)

Klaus Heck (Sentinal) Jeff Gourly (Charles Tupper) Mike Morgan (Carson Graham)

David Smith (Burnaby South) Steve Anderson (Southridge) Denise Coutts (LMHSBBA Exec.)

Rich Goulet (Pitt Meadows) Muzz Bryant (Exec.) Jack May (Lifetime Member)

Neil Brown (Brookswood) Brett Wescott (Spectrum) Ted Cusick (Exec.)

Ken Dockendorf (Maple Ridge) Sue Keenan (BCSS) Brian Sommerfeldt (New West.)

Simon Mah (LA Matheson) Phil Deeks (Enver Creek) Brian Dore (Seaquam)

Rick Lopez (Winston Churchill) Greg Matic (Burnaby South) John A. Buis (Honorary Member)

Larry Street (G.P. Vanier) Randy Clark (Killarney) Stan Piper (Governor)

Dale Kurylyk (Southridge) Matt Van Muyen (Langley Chr.) Jim Wright (Langley Christian)

Craig Perrault (Centennial) Malcolm Campbell (Pac Academy)

Jay Pankratz (Yale) Jon Acob (Cambie) James Johnston (Exec.)

Alan Kaselj (Centennial) Randy Coutts (Kitsilano) Ken Winslade (Hon. Member)

Brad Thornhill (Sutherland) Brian Meier (Hugh McRoberts) Brian Laviolette (Alberni)

Jinder Sarowa (Governor) Dale Shury (WRCA) Raj Bagra (Lord Tweedsmuir)

Jonathan Kinman (St. John’s) Chris Franklin (Oak Bay) Jake Mouritzen (G.W. Graham)

Larry Donohoe (Carson Graham) Vlad Nikic (Delview) Andy Wong (Carson Graham)

George Bergen (Walnut Grove)

***Meeting Chair—James Johnston


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BC School Sports Competitive Policies

Winter Season Start: Exhibition and League—Monday November 26, 2012 Finish: Exhibition and League, including Championships—Saturday March 9, 2013

Part C and D—Eligibility Policies Pages 23–48 in the 2012–2013 BCSS Handbook.

Part E—Seasons of Play Pages 49–12 in the 2012–2013 BCSS Handbook.

Part I—Sanctioning for Out of Province Competition Page 64–66 in the 2012–2013 BCSS Handbook.

Notice of 2012 Annual General Meeting

The AGM will be held in combination with the Basketball Super Conference:

Friday October 19, 2012 ?????

Byrne Creek Secondary

Amendments to the Constitution

As outlined in the Constitution, any additions or amendments to the Constitution must have a mover and seconder and be in the hands of the President, Kerry Taylor, 14 days prior to the Annual General Meeting.

http://www.bcschoolsports.ca/pages/publications/pdfs/2010/Section_IV_Competetive_Rules_Regulations.pdf

http://www.bcschoolsports.ca/pages/publications/pdfs/2010/champdates.pdf

http://www.bcschoolsports.ca/pages/forms.php


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FIBA Rule Amendments & Specifications for High Schools The following shall be in effect with FIBA interpretations:

1. 30 second shot clock (Boys’ games only) 2. 10 second backcourt count (Boys’ games only) 3. 24 second shot clock (Girls’ games only. Exception: where a shot clock function has no 24 second

capability, the 30 second shot clock rule applies) 4. 8 second backcourt count (Girls’ games only) 5. NCAA key (narrow key) only.

The following shall also be in effect:

1. FIBA pre-game warm-up procedure shall NOT be used. 2. Home team (or as designated by the tournament) shall have choice of team benches and will

shoot at the basket furthest from that bench in the first half. 3. T-shirts shall be permitted BUT the t-shirts must be the same colour as the team’s jersey. 4. All uniform numbers are legal. 5. Playing time specifications:

a) Jr. Boys and Jr. Girls (and lower) 1. 4–8 minute quarters 2. 3 minute overtime period(s) 3. 1 minute between quarters 4. Half-time—10 minutes (or less)

b) Sr. Boys and Sr. Girls 1. 4–10 minute quarters 2. 5 minute overtime period(s) 3. 1 minute between quarters 4. Half-time—10 minutes (or less)

Note: it is permissible for Sr. Boys and Sr. Girls teams to play 20 minutes (or less) halves or 8 minute quarters during their respective tournaments.

6. Timeouts shall be 50 seconds in length and the game shall immediately resume at 60 seconds. Note: timeouts shall not be shortened even when both teams are ready to play.

7. High School Noisemaker Stipulation

The following shall be in effect for all High School Basketball played in the province of British Columbia:

Aerosol air horns, loud speakers (megaphones), whistles, and laser pointers shall not be permitted at any time.

Should a situation arise with regards to the above; the game shall be stopped (at the appropriate time) and it shall be the sole responsibility of the home team administration or games director (if applicable) to immediately deal with the problem at hand. There shall be no penalty sanctioned regardless.

8. The Head Coach name and one Assistant Coach name (if applicable) shall be entered on the official score sheet prior to the start of the game.

Note: should both the Head Coach and the Assistant Coach be ejected from the game, the game shall be forfeited to their opponents.


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2012–2013 BCHSBBA Scholarship Winners

Telus Scholarships

Trevor Severinski Pitt Meadows $2000 Manjodh Dulay Tamanawis $2000 Cameron Smythe Sir Charles Tupper $2000 Cole Penman Vancouver College $2000 Connor Morgan Mount Douglas $2000

Quinn Keast Scholarship

Ravjot Dhaliwal Tamanawis $1000

Vancouver Province Newspaper Scholarships

Jason Wright Langley Christian $500 Dario Gini Immaculata $500 Mitchell Rouault Clarence Fulton $500 Justin Steenhof Bulkley Valley Christian $500

BCHSBBA Memorial Scholarships

Michael Ligertwood Heritage Woods $700

Nick Irvin Burnaby South $700

Ken ‘Hooker’ Wright Scholarship Greet Gill South Okanagan $700

Brian Upson Scholarship Andrew Mavety Point Grey $700

Dick Wright Scholarship Luke Morris Mission Secondary $700

George ‘Porky’ Andrews Scholarship Jordan Fenn Belmont Secondary $700

Lawrence Wallace Scholarship Dillon Robson G.P. Vanier $700

Clive Hughes Scholarship Max Neumann Maple Ridge $700

Bob Carkner Scholarship Erickson Evangelista Vancouver College $700

Charlie McLachlan Denzel Laguerta St. Thomas More $700

Ed Terris

Bhavanjit Johal Tamanawis $1000


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Jack Hik

Aaron Anderson Caledonia $500

Ed Pederson

David Manshrek Windsor $500

Langley Events Centre

Tanner Moss Terry Fox $500

Fraser Valley

Matt van den Boogard Brookswood $500

Tait Cuthill South Delta $500

William Bauman Archbishop Carney $500

Noman Saleem North Delta $500

Nathan Saran Fleetwood Park $500

Benjamin Severide Southridge $500

Tom Ghag Clayton Heights $500

Matthew Blackaby Pitt Meadows $500

Ryan Sclater Terry Fox $500

Kristophe Baerg WRCA $500

Lower Mainland

Charlie Evanson Cambie $500

Tyler DeBeer RC Palmer $500

Joseph Gabriele Notre Dame $500

Daniel Kim Charles Tupper $500

Alexander Wong Templeton $500

Hasrit Sidhu New Westminster $500

Benjamin Sammy RC Palmer

Variation to the Tournament Berthing The Berthing Committee will meet February 2, 2013 to determine the berths for our zones for the “A”, “AA” and “AAA” provincial tournaments. This berthing is done according to our constitution (Rules section—Part 9). As a result of the motion passed at the March 2012 AGM, section 9.01 exemptions are no longer accepted.


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Tournament Information

“AAA” Tournament Information (20 teams)

Site: Langley Events Centre Date: Tuesday, March 12–Saturday, March 16, 2013 Tournament Director: John Buis Ph: 604.809.1700 Email: [email protected] Zone Allocations: TBD @ Feb. 2 Berthing meeting Tickets: See ticket policy (p. 42) Tournament Draw: Monday, March 4th (completed by Tournament Committee) Accommodation: Individual Team Responsibility

“AA” Tournament Information (16 teams)

Site: Thompson Rivers University Date: Wednesday, March 6– Saturday, March 9, 2013 Tournament Director: Lindsey Karpluk

Brocklehurst Secondary 985 Windbreak Road, Kamloops, BC V2B 5P5 Ph: 250 376-1232 Fax: 250 376-3463 Email: [email protected]

Zone Allocations: TBD @ Feb. 4 Berthing meeting Tickets: Contact Lindsey Karpluk Tournament Draw: Sunday, February 24th (*Zone Reps contact Draw Committee with Zone results)

Bill Lang: Rutland Secondary 705 Rutland Road North, Kelowna BC V1X 3B6 Ph: 250 765 1407 (Ex 4959) Fax: 250 878 9335 Home Fax: 250 870 5010 Cell: 250 769 6510 Email: [email protected]

Jack May: 1547 Senora Drive Kelowna BC V1Y 8Z2 Ph: 250 763 2757 Email: [email protected]

Accommodation: Information forwarded to qualifying teams

“A” Tournament Information (16 teams)

Site: Trinity Western Univeristy Date: Wednesday, March 7–Saturday, March 10, 2012 Host School: Unity Christian School 50950 Hack-Brown Road, Chilliwack, BC V4Z 1L1 Tournament Director: Mike Campbell Ph: 604.794.7797 Fx: 604.794.7667 Email: [email protected] Zone Allocations: TBD @ Feb. 2 Berthing meeting Tickets: Contact Mike Campbell Tournament Draw: Sunday, February 26th (appointed Committee)





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Action Photo: #12 Jadon Cohee ( Walnut Grove) drives to the basket,

*Effective January 1, 2011, Baden is the Official Ball of the BCHSBBA and will be used at the “A”, “AA” and “AAA” provincial championships and zone qualifying tournaments.


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Role of the Zone Representative

The Zone Representative acts as the representative of the Executive in his/her particular Zone. He/she exercises advisory powers to teams in matters that arise with the Zone.

Contacts schools in his/her Zone, usually by letter, in September outlining such things as registration procedures, zone tournament information and other matters relating to the Zone.

See that all photos, required from teams by January 18th, are sent to the BC Boys’ website. Zone Representatives should contact coaches to remind them of this photo requirement.

Sees that all arrangements are made for the Zone Tournament and that all registered teams have had the opportunity to qualify for the Zone Tournament.

Informs the Executive Assistant of their representative from their Zone to the Provincial finals the day following the Zone Tournament.

Provides for the annual meeting a full report of the Zone activities for the year, as well as Zone Tournament results and a financial statement (requirement to receive Baden grant).

Provides information to teams regarding scholarship application procedures.

Attends, where possible, Executive meetings of the BCHSBBA.

Classification for 2012–2013 (*introduction of 4th Tier: 2013–2014)

“AAA”—Senior Secondary schools with a male population in Grade 11 & 12 of 226 or more.

“AA”—Senior Secondary schools with a male population in Grade 11 & 12 of 81 to 225.

“A”—Senior Secondary schools with a male population in Grade 11 & 12 of 80 or less.

***for tier classification, count the full-time students who (as of December 31) are under 19 years of age

Rules for Classification

Classification must be declared to Kerry Taylor ([email protected]) by October 5, 2012. Final date to change is November 19, 2012.

All full-time male students under the age of 19 as of December 31, of the current school year, in Grades 11 & 12 are to be counted whether or not physically or actively able to participate.

Full-time student is defined in our constitution as:

a. At a non-semester school—a person who is enrolled and attending at least 6 courses.

b. At a semestered school—a person who is enrolled in and attending at least 3 courses.

Only full-time students are eligible to participate.

General Information

Uniform Numbers

All teams should now be using International Rules numbering. The next numbers after 4–15 are 20, 21 and 22.



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Zone Allocations

The number of teams from each Zone for Provincial Championship will be based on the number of “active” schools registered online with the BCHSBBA by December 14, 2012. An “active” school is one which has submitted its Player Registration Form to BC School Sports by that date and is playing games with the goal of advancing to playoffs.

Playoff Games for Provincial Tournaments

Should the Executive and Tournament Committee determine that playoff games are required, and determine that the game(s) be at a neutral site, that site should be agreed to by the Zone Representative involved. Should the Zone Reps not be able to agree on a site, the President shall make the final decision.

2011-2012 “A” 1st All Star Team


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Registration Procedures

School Registration

In early September, your school was sent a BC School Sports Member School Registration package with information on how to register online by October 5, 2012. Member school fees should be sent directly to BC School Sports.

Team and Player Registration (BC School Sports)

Done through BC School Sports online registration (ExNet) at www.bcschoolsports.ca.

Player registration form must be completed online by December 10, 2012.

Players may be added up to 7 days prior to the start of Zone playoffs, or January 30, 2013, whichever is earlier.

BCSS will forward copies of Player Registration Forms to the Commissioner.

Registration for Zone and Provincial Playoffs (BCHSBBA)

To register and qualify for Zone and Provincial playoffs, a copy of a team photo must be sent to the BC Boys’ website by January 18, 2012

Photo Instructions

Minimum 5” x 7”, including Coach and Manager (may be colour or black and white)

Numbers should be clearly visible.

Players should face the front with numbers visible.

Proportion players by height to give a balanced appearance.

Background should be light with no markings showing.

Note: You may list more than 15 players but only 15 players are allowed on a score sheet for a game.

Berthing Registration This year again, A, AA and AAA teams must add their roster to the BC Boys’ website in order to be counted as a competing team.

New timelines for 2012–2013

Rosters and schedules are to be in by December 14, 2012.

Pictures are to be in by January 18, 2013.

Registration for BC Boys’ Basketball

Go to www.bcboysbasketball.com

In the upper right-hand corner, click on “Login”. If you don’t have a user name and password, send an email to [email protected] requesting them. We will send them to you. You choose what you want and if it isn’t taken, it’s yours.

After logging in, you should see your league and team names in the left-hand corner.

Team Roster

Click on “Edit Roster”.

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Click to add players.

The fields with red asterisks are mandatory.

Players own contact information is optional and is not shown on the public side as are the primary and secondary contacts (mother, father).

Once you have the player’s information entered, click on “add this player” at the bottom.

The next screen shows the players on your list so far. If you made a mistake or want to add a profile or individual picture, click on the appropriate section and follow the instructions.

To save erasing a whole season of stats by accident, you must contact [email protected] to delete a player from your team.

Team Picture

To make things easier, in the upcoming season, email your picture to [email protected] and we will enter it for you. If you wish to do it yourself, please use the following instructions.

Take a team picture or have it taken and save it as a .jpeg on your computer. Remember the file folder and file name that you saved it as.

To add your team picture, click on “Team Name”.

Click on “Edit”.

Click on “Add a photo for this tem”.

Click “Browse” and find the file name of your saved team picture.

Select the proper file.

Click on “Submit the above photo”.

If you need help, feel free to contact Ted Cusick at 604 528-6296 or [email protected] or Tom Tagami at 604 521-4379 or [email protected]

Contact Lists “A” Contact List

District Name School Email

Kootenay West Jay Gardner Naksup [email protected]

Kootenay East Peter Templin Sparwood Secondary [email protected]

Lower Mainland Bob Dodds West Point Grey Academy [email protected]

NBC West Marshall Duzan Houston Christian [email protected]

Vancouver Island Harvey Thorau Glenlyon Norfolk [email protected]

Fraser Valley Matt Van Muyen Langley Christian Secondary [email protected]

Howe Sound Johnson Chui Mt. Sentinel Secondary [email protected]

NBC Central Stan Keim McBride [email protected]

Okanagan John Campbell Immaculata [email protected]

BCHSBBA Michael Campbell BCHSBBA Exec. [email protected]

“AA” Contact List

Kootenay Ed Cranzian J.L. Crowe Secondary [email protected]



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Lower Mainland Randy Coutts Kitsilano Secondary [email protected]

NBC Central Jeff Goodrich College Heights [email protected]

Vancouver Island Ed Somers Lambrick Park Secondary [email protected]

Fraser Valley Greg Leino D.W. Poppy Secondary [email protected]

Howe Sound Larry Donohoe Carson Graham Secondary [email protected]

NBC West Mel Bishop Prince Rupert Secondary [email protected]

Okanagan Dale Olsen Vernon Secondary [email protected]

Congratulations to the 2011–2012 A Boys Champions

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Congratulations to the 2011–2012 AA Boys Champions

Mission Road Runners

Congratulations to the 2011–2012 AAA Boys Champions

Terry Fox Ravens


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Policy Statement on Complimentary Tickets

BC High School Boys’ Basketball “AAA” Tournament 2013

Ticket Chairman 2012: Ken Winslade, 612 Ebert Avenue, Coquitlam, BC V3J 2L2 Phone: 604.936.9004 Email: [email protected]

Distribution of Tickets

Allotment of passes to coaches of senior boys’ teams in the Fraser Valley, Howe Sound and Lower Mainland Zones will NOT be done through Zone Reps, as in the past.

A new procedure will be in effect for entrance at the AAA Tournament for 2012. All AAA tournament passes will be distributed from the WILL CALL window at the Langley Events Centre during the Tournament. To receive their 2 allocated passes, coaches must show ID to pick up the pass at the LEC Will Call. All passes will be scanned at the door upon entrance. Zone Reps from the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley, and Howe Sound will be required to submit a list of all AAA, AA, and A coaches to Ken Winslade by Friday, February 17. This will be the list used at the LEC Will Call.

The Senior Boys’ coach of AAA, AA, and A teams outside of the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley and Howe Sound may receive 2 Tournament passes for the AAA Tournament. Please send requests for passes by March 9, 2012 to Ken Winslade ([email protected]) These passes can be picked up at the LEC Will Call.

For the twenty teams competing in the tournament, the coaches will receive sixteen passes. These passes are for players, managers and coaches. If you have cheerleaders who are going to be present, additional daily passes will be available from John Buis. No requests for additional complimentary passes will be considered.

The following people are entitled to one general admission pass upon written request to Ken Winslade:

o Varsity coaches of BC Universities and Varsity coaches of Community Colleges o President and Executive Director of Basketball BC o Workers involved with the Langley Events Centre o Referees working tournament games o President and Executive Director of BC School Sports o Tournament Program Advertisers

The following people, upon written request, will receive two general admission passes: o Directors, Governors, and Past Presidents of the BCHSBBA o Guests involved in final ceremonies ( tickets to be requested by Tournament Director) o Major sponsors of the Tournament

“AA” Tournament—Kamloops “A” Tournament—Langley

Coaches of our Association are entitled to Coaches of our Association are entitled to one pass to the “AA” Tournament. This may one pass to the “A” Tournament. This may be obtained by requesting, in writing, to: be obtained by requesting, in writing, to:

Lindsey Karpluk, Brocklehurst Mike Campbell, Unity Christian Secondary 985 Windbreak Road 50950 Hack-Brown Road Kamloops, BC V2B 5P5 Chilliwack, BC V4Z 1L1 Phone: 250.376.1232 Fax: 250.376.3463 Phone: 604.794.7797 Fax: 604.794.7667 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]






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Invitations to Host “A” or “AA” Basketball Tournament Guidelines for Application Submissions 1. The information relating to applications to host the “A” or “AA” Provincial Boys’ Basketball

Tournament should be sent to the Executive of the BCHSBBA:

c/o Don Wallace 5000 Rittich Road

Kelowna, BC V1X 7V6 Phone: 250.317.3809 Fax: 250.765.6242

Email: [email protected]

2. Applications must be submitted by April 7, 2012.

3. The selection of the site will be made at the April 14th meeting of the Executive.

4. Applications must include the following information:

Letter from the coach—making formal application

Letters of support from: o School Board o Principal o Municipal Council o Chamber of Commerce or Business Group

Location of Site o Emphasis on access from other parts of Province (roads, transportation) o General location in Province

Accommodation o List of hotels/motels and rates o Number of people these accommodate o Available food services

Gymnasium o Floor size o Available seating o Dressing room facilities (including referees) o Other service areas

Experience in hosting tournaments

Personnel available to work on tournament o List Tournament Committee, if possible

Access to Publicity o News and radio outlets

Proposed Budget o List expenditures and revenues



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Basketball BC 2012 Summer Participants Through the summer of 2012, many players who have graduated, or who will graduate, from our BC High School Boys’ Basketball Association programs, have participated as members of Basketball Canada & BC’s Select Teams. The following are these outstanding players:

2012 Canadian National Team Levon Kendal Kitsilano Kelly Olynyk South Kamloops

2012 Junior Men’s National Team (under 19) Braxton Bunce Kelowna Secondary Conor Morgan Mount Douglas

Under 17 Boys JJ Pankratz Yale Secondary Montell Lindgen Duchess Park Tyus Allen WRCA Luka Petkovic Handsworth Liam Horne Oak Bay James Madewan RC Palmer Elijah Hillis-Gold South Kamloops Devin Brar Abbotsford Collegiate Mathew Hampton Oak Bay

Joel Lutz Maple Ridge Peter Spangehl WRCA Jerod Derby Cowichan Aaron Madaisky Holy Cross Chase Ruttenberg Sentinel George Mija King George Leslie Charles Brentwood College Jesse Mushiana Churchill Secondary Alexander Hart Immaculata

Under 16 Boys

Adam Karmali Handsworth Kosia Cauw BC Christian Grant Galbraith Gleneagle Joseph Davis Westside Denver Sparks-Guest Gleneagle Jonathan Kongbo Kitsilano Tarik Scott Gleneagle Martin Bogjev Burnaby South Jasdeep Gill Yale Ashton Kendall Yale

Paul Baadsvik Yale Gurjit Pooni RC Palmer Jalen Jana STMC Nathaniel Haglund Elphinstone Terence Turenne Elphinstone Brayden Belleville Carson Graham Hayden Lejeune Sardis Austin Penrose Sentinel Eric Rogers Sardis

Under 15 Boys Blue Jauquin Bennett-Boire Abbotsford Atlas- St. Paul Butler Victoria Cordell Parker Coquitlam Ethan Scott Vancouver Arnold Macilpay Richmond Reid Sellars Kamloops

Taylor Browne Surrey Bryce Derton Langley Graham Smith Maple Ridge Josh Charles Duncan Anthony Hokanson Vancouver Haydn Molcak Prince George


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Under 15 Boys Red Terrel Jana Surrey Matt Nrvaez Delta Wowie Untanlan Delta Matt Lafontaine Kelowna Liam Hancock Port Coquitlam Tyus Barfoot Nanaimo

AC Cauw Port Coquitlam Justin Mason Surrey Graham Miller Coquitlam Mathew Goroza Coquitlam Tyler Anderson Langley Quincy Johnson Kelowna

Under 14 Boys Alex Asperin Howard Wang Riley Braich Tyrel Laing Marco Stojanovic Max Reed Michael Fischer Corky Smith

Malik Homes Stanley Ho Mark Piaza Gabriel Laza Wei Chung Peirce Strutt Chase Claypool Lambert Pajayon

Colin McGrath Isaac Evans Ibrahim Kawasme Keenan Dowell Matt Kerc Murchinson Justin McChesney Marek Ormerod Noah Charles

2011-2012 AA 1st All Star Team


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2012 BCHSBBA Basketball Scholarship Application 1. Various scholarships are provided by the British Columbia High School Boys’ Basketball Association

(BCHSBBA) to each successful applicant of a team who is a member of the Association.

2. Scholarships shall be awarded to students proceeding from Grade 12 to any university or other post-secondary institution.

3. Candidates must complete the application in full and provide all required information, documents, and letters in order for their application to be considered.

4. A successful candidate can receive only one scholarship from the BCHSBBA or a Zone member (a high school within your district).

5. A candidate must have proficiency in basketball, a minimum “B” average in his marks or the capability of being accepted by the university or post-secondary school of his choice, and demonstrate good citizenship, character, and leadership.

6. The following must accompany the application (do not send original letters of reference as they will not be returned):

a. The signature of the Principal certifying the candidate’s scholarship, character, and school citizenship.

b. A letter from the Coach indicating the candidate’s character, leadership, and, in particular, the candidate’s basketball ability.

c. A letter from a member of the community writing on behalf of the candidate in regards to his leadership qualities, community activities, and character.

d. A transcript of the candidate’s marks or a photocopy of the Permanent Record Card. If neither is available, a typed copy of the Permanent Record Card, certified by the Principal’s signature, will be accepted. Current term grades must be attached.

All of the above will be evaluated by the judges in their discretion. The decision of the judges is final.

It is the responsibility of the applicant to see that the application is complete and that all required information, documents, and letters are enclosed with the application.

Applications must be received by 4:00 PM on February 20, 2013.

Late applications will not be considered.

Faxed applications will not be accepted.

Incomplete applications will not be accepted.

All application material will be destroyed and no information will be returned.

Forward Application to:

George Oswald Notre Dame Regional School 2880 Venables Street Vancouver, BC V5K 4Z6


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2011 BCHSBBA SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION (DEADLINE: 4:00 PM, February 20, 2013) NAME: ______________________________________________________________________

(Surname) (Given Names)

SCHOOL: ___________________________________________________________________

SCHOOL ADDRESS: __________________________________________________________ (Street) (City) (Postal Code)

HOME ADDRESS: ____________________________________________________________ (Street) (City) (Postal Code)

AGE: ________________ HEIGHT: ________________ TIER LEVEL:___________________ NAME OF PRINCIPAL: ________________________________________________________ NAME OF COACH: ___________________________________________________________

ST A. PLEASE ATTACH ACADEMIC RECORD OF GRADES 11 AND 12

(INCLUDING 1 TERM)

B. SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION (GRADES 11 AND 12)

1. __________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. __________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. __________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. __________________________________________________________________________________________

C. BASKETBALL EXPERIENCE (GRADE 12) 1. POSITION ________________ 2. TEAM RECORD ________________ 2. POINTS (TOTAL) ________________ 4. GAME AVERAGE ________________ 5. FIELD GOALS % ________________ 6. FOUL SHOT % ________________ 7. ASSISTS/GAME ________________ 8. REBOUND/GAME ________________

VERIFIED BY COACH __________________________________________________(Signature) D. BASKETBALL AWARDS (INCLUDING ALL STARS) (GRADES 11 AND ONLY)

GRADE 11 ____________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ GRADE 12 ___________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________

E. WHAT ARE YOUR FUTURE ATHLETIC AND EDUCATIONAL PLANS OR GOALS? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________

F. I, THE PRINCIPAL, CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE STUDENT IS A SUITABLE CANDIDATE (SCHOLASTIC, CITIZENSHIP AND CHARACTER) FOR A SCHOLARSHIP FROM THE B.C. SECONDARY SCHOOL GIRLS/B.C. HIGHSCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION.

SIGNATURE OF PRINCIPAL ___________________________ SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT ____________________________ ____________________ I, THE APPLICANT, GIVE PERMISSION FOR THE

(INITIALS) INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS APPLICATION FORM TO BE USED BY THE BC SCHOOL SPORTS ASSOCIATION AND ITS AFFILIATES TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS

____________________ I, THE APPLICANT, GIVE PERMISSION FOR MY PICTURE TO

(INITIALS) BE USED BY THE BC SCHOOL SPORTS ASSOCIATION AND ITS AFFILIATES.


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Code of Ethics Exemplifying high moral character and displaying the highest standards of honesty, integrity, and leadership. All members of the BC High School Boys’ Basketball Association shall treat all persons with dignity and respect. In particular, each member of the Association shall

1. Respect the integrity, judgement, and interpretation of the Directors and Governors.

2. Avoid actions that might result in conflict between the Association and the Coach.

3. Ensure that all personal behaviour is consistent both with the rules and regulations of the Association, and with the educational purposes of the school.

4. Respect fellow coaches and promote ethical relationships among coaches by:

Refraining from making unsubstantiated accusations about fellow coaches.

Exercising caution in making statements to the new media, specifically avoiding critical media comments about any member of the Association and/or its Executive.

5. Advise all athletes of the rules and regulations under which they are participating, particularly those regulations relating to eligibility and recruiting.

6. Observe both the letter and intent of the rules of the game, and insist that athletes under his/her direction do the same.

7. Model values of fair play and sportsmanship by:

Respecting the interpretation, integrity, and judgement of game officials.

Displaying modesty in victory and graciousness in defeat.

Refraining from profanity.

Encouraging a respect for all athletes and their values. 8. Promote desirable personal and social traits in athletes by:

Encouraging all athletes to strive toward high standards of personal conduct and scholastic achievement.

Striving to develop, in each athlete, qualities of leadership, initiative, and good judgement.

Disciplining athletes who display unsportsmanlike behaviour.

Promoting good health practices among athletes, taking an active role in the prevention of drug, alcohol, and tobacco abuse.

MVPs: A Brendan Rempel – Kelowna Chr., MVP Luke Morris – Mission, AAA Ryan Sclater – Terry Fox


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Code of Ethics: Recruiting A primary goal of the BC High School Boys’ Basketball Association is to provide equal opportunities for all participants and all schools. Members of the Association are, therefore, opposed to student recruitment. Schools should not—either directly or indirectly—attempt to coerce or pressure a student to play for a particular school.

More specifically, schools should not attempt to influence a student who demonstrates special skills and talent in basketball to enrol in a public or private school outside of his designated school boundary.

Indicators of Recruiting

1. A coach or any other school representative initiating contact with a non-enrolled* student in order to suggest, explain, or encourage a student transfer.

2. A coach or any other school representative encouraging any other person—including present or past players—to contact a non-enrolled student to encourage a student transfer.

3. A coach or other school representative encouraging the non-enrolled student to attend a particular school by providing special inducements such as preferential accommodation, reduced fees, or employment.

4. A former coach influencing a student to transfer to a school where that coach is presently employed.

5. A coach permitting a non-enrolled student to participate in team activities, including:

Team practices.

Scheduled team activities, including team meetings.

Pre and post-season practices, including open gym, and spring and summer leagues.

6. A coach permitting a non-enrolled student to accompany his/her team to school functions, and/or providing a non-enrolled student with complimentary admittance to a school function or to any other activity in which the school is participating.

7. A coach providing a non-enrolled student with team practice, game, or other plans.

8. A coach providing transportation, and/or providing financial payment (including reducing or waiving fees) in order to facilitate the participation of a non-enrolled student in out-of-season contests, leagues, camps, or related programs.

9. A coach using the evaluation process in an out-of-season program or camp to suggest that a player would improve if he played in a better program or stronger league.

* An enrolled student is a student who is attending a Grades 8 to 12 school. Where the school has only Grades 11 and 12, students enrolled in the senior school’s “feeder” junior secondary school would be considered enrolled in the senior secondary school.


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Provincial 3-Point Contest The BC High School Boys’ Basketball Association will again be holding a 3-point shot contest this year.

Dates: Tuesday March 13, 2012 (One Day Only)

Location: Langley Event Centre – TWU Gymnasium

Time: 5:30 pm

All contestants should report to the registration area in the Event Centre at 5:00 pm. You may lose your spot if you do not report.

Who: Schools may enter two contestants only. Any player eligible to play for his school team under BCHSBBA rules is eligible to represent his school. He must have played for the school during the current year.

Format: Similar to the NBA contest. One minute to make as many shots as possible from five positions around the 3-point line. The contest will be completed on the Tuesday night.

- All shooters shoot in the preliminary round - Top eight scores go to the semi-final round - Top two scores go to head-to-head final - Scores carry over from preliminary round to semi-final round - Previous scores eliminated for final

Prizes: Will be given to the 1st and 2nd place shooters (presented at half time of the 3rd/4th place game Saturday night.

Uniforms: School uniforms must be worn.

Fill in the form below and email/mail to:

Klaus Heck 4761 Woodrow Drive North Vancouver, BC V7K 3A6 [email protected] Phone: 604.988.6919

Provincial 3-Point Contest

School: __________________________________________________________________

Player’s Name: __________________________________________________________________

Grade: __________________________________________________________________

Player’s Signature: __________________________________________________________________

Coach’s Signature: __________________________________________________________________


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The Ken Wright Memorial Scholarship Ken Wright was one of the original founders of the BCHSBBA in 1946 and played a key role in the development of our Association and Provincial Tournament until his passing in 1996. From the outset, he enthusiastically supported and aided in the development of high school basketball and coaching programs in our province. Of great interest to him was the development of sportsmanship along with the pursuit of excellence by the coaches and players associated with the game. This award is presented by the Wright Family Trust, with assistance from our Association, in the hope that every school will seek to achieve the high ideals and dreams that Ken wished to see developed in high school basketball.

The award will be in the amount of $500.00 and will be awarded to a coach, in our Association, in the name of the high school, who has improved and developed in the school’s basketball program to be competitive at the local, regional, and provincial level. The award must be used to encourage the continued development of the school’s basketball program. An individual plaque will be presented to the coach in recognition of his/her commitment to and development of basketball in their school.

Nomination Process

The selection of this award will be determined by a committee made up of members from the Executive of the BCHSBBA. Nominations may be made by coaches and Executive members of the BCHSBBA. Nominations must be submitted by March 1st of the year in which the award is given and be accompanied by a written statement, describing the improvement and success of the school’s program. In the event that the Awards Committee does not receive a nomination, it will be the responsibility of the members of the Executive to seek a school program worthy of this award. Nominations should be sent to:

James Johnston South Delta Secondary

750 53rd Street Delta, BC V3M 3B7

Email: [email protected] Phone: 604.943.7407 Fax: 604.943.7405

Criteria for Selection

Guidelines to consider when making a nomination should include:

Quality of the basketball program in the school.

The philosophy of the coach and his/her impact on basketball in the school

The improved quality of team play and competitiveness of the school at the local, regional, and provincial level.

The impact of the basketball program on the school and the community.

Level of sportsmanship is displayed.

Past Recipients 1999 Chris Kennedy (Hugh McRoberts Sec.) 2006 Andrew Lloyd (Gleneagle Sec.) 2000 George Kozlovic (Walnut Grove Sec.) 2007 Cam MacKay (Caledonia Sec.) 2001 Kerry Taylor (Fleetwood Park Sec.) 2008 Chris Martin (Heritage Woods Sec.) 2002 David Nackoney (Penticton Sec.) 2009 Jeff Gourley (Sir Charles Tupper) 2003 Mike Mannes (Highroad Academy) 2010 Wayne Best (Byrne Creek Sec.) 2004 Brian Lee (St. George’s Sec.) 2011 George Bergen (Walnut Grove Sec.) 2005 Greg Colburn (Mt. Baker Sec.) 2012 Ed Sommers (Lambrick Park)


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