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BC High School Boys’
Basketball Association
Handbook 2018—2019
Cover Photo:
Cover Photo: Sasha Vujisic, Burnaby South goes up against Adam Paige, Semiahmoo (Photo
courtesy – Wilson Wong, UBC Athletics for Varsity Letters)
Boys’ Basketball Handbook 2018 – 2019 Table of Contents Dates of Importance ................................................................................................................................ 4 President’s Message ................................................................................................................................ 5 BC High School Boys Basketball Association 2018–2019 ........................................................................... 6 Zone Representatives 2017–2018 ............................................................................................................ 7 Honorary Life Members Honorary Members ....................................................................................... 8 The Ken Wright Memorial Coaching Award.............................................................................................. 8 Governors ............................................................................................................................................. 10 Committees and Appointments ............................................................................................................. 10 Scholarship Committee.......................................................................................................................... 10 FIBA Rule Amendments & Specifications for High Schools...................................................................... 11 BC School Sports Competitive Policies ................................................................................................... 11 2017–2018 BCHSBBA Scholarship Winners ................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined. Tournament Information ....................................................................................................................... 12 Variation to the Tournament Berthing ................................................................................................... 13 General Information .............................................................................................................................. 13 Registration Procedures......................................................................................................................... 15 Berthing Registration ............................................................................................................................. 16 Contact Lists .......................................................................................................................................... 17 Policy Statement on Complimentary Tickets .......................................................................................... 17 Special Awards of Recognition ............................................................................................................... 21 Basketball BC & Canada Basketball Summer Participants ....................................................................... 22 Code of Ethics ........................................................................................................................................ 24 Code of Ethics: Recruiting ...................................................................................................................... 25 Minutes of the March 10, 2018 AGM ..................................................................................................... 26
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Dates of Importance
2018
November 26 Start of Winter Season of Play
December 14 Rosters and Photos due to Association website (instructions in handbook)
December 19 Player Registration Forms due to BC School Sports (Winter deadline)
2019
January 18 Fines for teams who have missed BCHSBBA website registration and photos
January 23 Roster Registration to BC School Sports
January 27 Executive & Provincial Berth Allocation Meeting
February 15 Final date for Scholarship applications
February 15 Declaration deadline for 2-year tiering cycle (if moving up to another tier)
Feb. 23 - 26 Junior Boys Invitational Provincial Tournament – Langley Events Center
February 27 Second declaration deadline for 2-year tiering cycle (if moving up to another tier
after adjustments from first tiering declaration)
March 2 Final date for declaration of Zone winners (all tiers)
March 3 Release of all Provincial Tournament draws
March 4 Deadline for ticket requests for all Provincial Tournaments (see Policy)
March 5 Championship Tournament shooting practices & banquet for participating teams
March 6 – 9 “A”, “AA”, “AAA”, & “AAAA” Championship—Langley Events Centre
March 9 Executive & Zone Rep. Meeting (9:00am Langley Events Centre, Banquet Room)
March 9 BCHSBBA AGM (All tiers) —10:00 am, Langley Events Centre; Banquet Room
(Coaches’ Breakfast – 9:30am)
TBA Spring Executive Meeting
Future Provincial Tournament Dates
2020 March 4 – 7
2021 March 10 – 13
2022 March 9 – 12
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President’s Message
Another high school basketball season is set to begin. The high school boys in British Columbia and
privileged and fortunate to have so many of you supporting their growth and development with
countless hours and steadfast perseverance. While our players have experiences that will shape their
lives for years to come, you the coaches provide the backbone of our association. Our BCHSBBA
executive appreciate your work and look forward to hearing and seeing your successes on and off the
court.
Our past season concluded with another premier championship event at the Langley Event Center. I
would like to thank all of the Tournament Committee Members, volunteers, coaches, players and
Langley Event Center staff for running a memorable tournament to be proud of. We congratulate all
of our champions from last season; 4A Champions – Burnaby South, 3A Champions – South
Kamloops, 2A Champions - Brentwood College, and 1A Champions - Heritage Christian.
The executive and the Langley Events Center continue to pursue sponsorship opportunities for our
future tournaments. We remain grateful to BADEN as our official ball supplier until 2022.
Please take the time to read this Handbook and use the online registration procedures available on the
Association website. Please remember that all teams MUST register with our association in
addition to registering with BCSS. All teams must also submit a team photo. Make sure you
check the handbook as fines will be applied to teams not meeting submission deadlines. A reminder
of the motion that we passed at last year’s AGM regarding whether or not teams will be considered
for berthing calculations. The minutes from the meeting can be found on our 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.
Ted Cusick and Tom Tagami are once again our website managers. The time, effort and dedication
they give to our association is incredible. We are privileged to have such a well-run website. Please
take advantage of it: www.bcboysbasketball.com We also have a discussion board for our coaches:
http://bchsbba.proboards.com/ and I encourage all coaches to make an account.
Our AGM for 2018-2019 will be held on Saturday March 9th, 2019 at 10:00am at the Langley Events
Centre Banquet Room with a coaches’ breakfast starting at 9:30am. We will also be having a Zone
Rep meeting which will start prior to the coaches meeting at 9:00am. Our association needs your
input and to improve communication we need you and your fellow coaches to join us at our AGM.
Any of you who may be interested in joining the executive please contact me. We have a history of
exceptional people volunteering for our association and need you to consider putting your name
forward so we can carry on our great traditions. Thanks again to Kerry Taylor, who has moved on
from his role as Past President but agreed to stay involved on our committee. Thank you, one final
time to Paul Eberhardt for his four and half years as our president. We are thankful to have his
advice still as past president.
Good luck to all teams and coaches for the 2018-2019 season. We will see you in the gym and on
the court.
Sincerely,
Sean Juteau
President, BCHSBBA
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BC High School Boys Basketball Association 2018–2019
Past President: Paul Eberhardt
West Vancouver Secondary Ph: 604.981.1117
1750 Mathers Ave. Cell: 604.726.5052
West Vancouver, BC Email: coachebe@shaw.ca
V7V 2G7
President: Sean Juteau
Surrey School District Ph: 604.595.6056
14033 92nd Ave. Fx: 604.595.5326
Surrey, BC V3V 0B7 Email: juteau_s@surreyschools.ca
Vice President (Treasurer): Ken Dockendorf (2016 – 2019)
11448 Wildwood Crescent Ph: 604.465.8191
Pitt Meadows, BC V3Y 1N1 Email: kendockendorf@hotmail.com
Vice President (2A Rep.): Ed Somers (2017 – 2020)
Lambrick Park Secondary Ph: 250.477.0181
4139 Torquay Drive Fx: 250.477.0143
Victoria, BC V8N 3L1 Email: esomers@sd61.bc.ca
Vice President (1A Rep.): Jonathan Kinman (2017 – 2020)
St. John’s School Ph: 604.732.4434
2215 West 10 Avenue Fx: 604.732.1074
Vancouver, BC V6K 2J1 Email: jkinman@stjohns.bc.ca
Vice President (3A Rep.): Jon Acob (2018 – 2021)
R.A. McMath Secondary Ph: 604.718.4050
4251 Garry St. Richmond Fx: 604.718.4051
BC V7E 2T9 Email: jacob@sd38.bc.ca
Vice President (4A Rep.): Brad Thornhill (2016 – 2019)
Carson Graham Secondary Ph: 604.903.3555
2145 Jones Ave. Fx: 604.903.3556
North Vancouver, BC V7M 2W7 Email: bthornhill@sd44.ca
Vice President: Aaron Brouwer (2018 – 2021)
Ph: 250.961.3653
Email: aemb770407@gmail.com
Executive Assistant: James Johnston
Semiahmoo Secondary Ph: 604.536.2131
1785 148 Street Fx: 604.536.4970
Surrey, BC V4A 4M6 Email: johnston_james@surreyschools.ca
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Zone Representatives 2017–2018
Lower Mainland: Mike Stoneburgh
Steveston-London Secondary Ph: 604.668.6668
6600 Williams Rd Fx: 604.668.6672
Richmond, V7E 1K5 Email: MStoneburgh@sd38.bc.ca
Fraser Valley: Ed Lefurgy
Semiahmoo Secondary Ph: 604.536.2131
1785 – 148th Street Fx: 604.536.4970
Surrey, BC V4A 4M6 Email: lefurgy_e@surreyschools.ca
Vancouver Island: Chris Ball
Mount Douglas Secondary Ph: 250.477.6977
3970 Gordon Head Rd. Fx: 250.477.0277
Victoria, BC V8N 3X3 Email: cball@sd61.bc.ca
Howe Sound: Larry Donohoe
4665 Hoskins Road Ph: 604.983.0222
North Vancouver, BC V7K 2R3 Fx: 604.983.0223
Email: sportswest@telus.net
Okanagan: Harry Parmar
Kelowna Secondary Ph: 250.726.2805
109 Raymar Avenue Email: harry.parmar@sd23.bc.ca
Kelowna, BC V1Y 4Z7
Kootenay: Joe Moreira
Mount Sentinel Secondary Ph: 250.359.7219
Box 99 South Slocan Fx: 250.359.7688
BC V0G 2G0 Email: jmoreira@sd8.bc.ca
NBC Central: Aaron Brouwer
Duchess Park Secondary Ph: 250.563.7124
747 Winnipeg St. Fx: 250.564.6592
Prince George, BC V2L2V3 Email: yu8jordan@gmail.com
NBC West: Mel Bishop
Charles Hayes Secondary Ph: 250.624.5031 (*261)
201 Prince Rupert Blvd Fx: 250.624.2418
Prince Rupert, BC V8J 3W1 Email: bish@citytel.net
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Honorary Life Members Honorary Members
George Andrews Ed Pedersen Bro. J.C. Bates
Keith Hart Bill Popowich Jack Pomfret
Klaus Heck Vern Porter John Buis
Clive Hughes Laurie Wallac Bill Reid
Charlie McLachlan Dick Wright Rodger Morrow
Jack May Ken Wright J.A. (Wink) Wilcox
Bill Norton George Oswald R.J. (Bus) Phillips
Ted Cusick Stan Piper Ken Winslade
Hugh Marshall Stan Markowski
The Ken Wright Memorial Coaching Award
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. The Wright Family Trust, presents this award 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
A committee made up of members from the Executive of the BCHSBBA will determine the
selection of this award. Coaches and Executive members of the BCHSBBA may make
nominations. Nominations must be submitted by February 15th 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.
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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.) 2009 Jeff Gourley (Sir Charles Tupper)
2000 George Kozlovic (Walnut Grove Sec.) 2010 Wayne Best (Byrne Creek Sec.)
2001 Kerry Taylor (Fleetwood Park Sec.) 2011 George Bergen (Walnut Grove Sec.)
2002 David Nackoney(Penticton Sec.) 2012 Ed Somers (Lambrick Park)
2003 Mike Mannes (Highroad Academy) 2013 Rick Lopez (Winston Churchill)
2004 Brian Lee (St. George’s Sec.) 2014 Tony Scott (Gleneagle Sec.)
2005 Greg Colburn (Mt. Baker Sec.) 2015 Ian Hyde-Lay (SMUS)
2006 Andrew Lloyd (Gleneagle Sec.) 2016 Aaron Mitchell (STMC)
2007 Cam MacKay (Caledonia Sec.) 2017 Mel Bishop (Charles Hayes)
2008 Chris Martin (Heritage Woods Sec) 2018 Ken Dockendorf (Maple Ridge)
Nominations should be sent to:
James Johnston
Semiahmoo Secondary
1785 148 Street, Surrey BC V4A 4M6
Email: johnston_james@surreyschools.ca Phone: 604. 536.2131 Fax: 604.36.4970
Miguel Tomley, Tamanawis goes up for a shot en route to breaking the
all-time individual scoring record at the 4A BCHSBBA Provincial
Championships. (Photo Courtesy: Wilson Wong, UBC Athletics) 9
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Governors
*The BCHSBBA Executive may appoint up to 5 Governors for a one-year term if so needed
Committees and Appointments
Executive Assistant James Johnston 778.772.5012
Recording Secretary James Johnston 778.772.5012
Treasurer Ken Dockendorf 604.463.4175
Registrar Ted Cusick 604.528.6296
AAAA Tournament Director Jinder Sarowa 604.897.1546
AAA Tournament Director Mike Hind 604.916.6400
AA Tournament Director Kerry Taylor 604.613.0458
A Tournament Director Sean Juteau 604.531.4344
Referee Liaison Sean Juteau 604.531.4344
Nominations Kerry Taylor 604.631.0458
Website Ted Cusick 604.528.6296
Historian Ken Winslade 604.936.9004
BC School Sports Rep Sean Juteau 604.531.4344
Basketball BC Rep Aaron Brouwer 250.961.3653
Scholarship Committee
Send Scholarship Applications to:
*Application can be found at
https://admin.esportsdesk.com/leagues/downloads.cfm?clientID=2192&leagueID=26240&arch=0
Members:
George Oswald—Chair Applications must be emailed to:
Steve Erickson James Johnston
Ken Winslade (johnston_james@surreyschools.ca)
Rich Chambers
***Deadline: February 15, 2019
*Effective January 1, 2011, Baden is the Official
Ball of the BCHSBBA and will be used at all
provincial championships and zone qualifying
tournaments.
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Spencer Ledoux, Westsyde Secondary, drives to the rim. (Photo courtesy: Wilson Wong, UBC
Athletics)
FIBA Rule Amendments & Specifications for High Schools
***please visit the Association website for FIBA rule updates
https://admin.esportsdesk.com/leagues/custom_page.cfm?clientid=2192&leagueid=26240&pageid=18703
BC School Sports Competitive Policies
Winter Season
Start: Exhibition and League—Monday November 26, 2018
Finish: Exhibition and League, including Championships—Saturday, March 9, 2019
Link to BCSS Handbook
http://www.bcschoolsports.ca/sites/default/files/Complete%20Version%20INTERACTIVE.pdf
Part C and D—Eligibility Policies
Part E—Seasons of Play
Part I—Sanctioning for Out of Province Competition
Amendments to the Constitution Notice of 2019 Annual General
Meeting
As outlined in the Constitution, any additions or Langley Events Center
amendments to the Constitution must have a Saturday March 9, 2019
mover and seconder and be in the hands of the
10:00am
President, Sean Juteau, 14 days prior to the
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Tournament Information
“AAAA” Tournament Information (16 teams)
Site: Langley Events Centre
Date: Wednesday, March 6 – Saturday, March 9, 2019
Tournament Director: Jinder Sarowa
Ph: 604.897.1546 Email: Jinder_Sarowa@sd34.bc.ca
Zone Allocations: TBD @ Berthing meeting
Tickets: See ticket policy (p. 21)
Tournament Draw: March 4th (completed by Tournament Committee)
Accommodation: Individual Team Responsibility
“AAA” Tournament Information (16 teams)
Site: Langley Events Center
Date: Wednesday, March 6 – Saturday, March 9, 2019
Site: Langley Events Center
Tournament Director: Mike Hind
Ph: 604.916.6400 Email: michaelrhind@gmail.com
Fx: 604.941.6385
Zone Allocations: TBD @ Berthing meeting
Tickets: See ticket policy (p. 21)
Tournament Draw: March 4th (completed by Tournament Committee)
“AA” Tournament Information (16 teams)
Site: Langley Events Center
Date: Wednesday, March 6 – Saturday, March 9, 2019
Tournament Director: Kerry Taylor
Ph: 604.613.0458 Email: kerrytaylor7711@gmail.com
Zone Allocations: TBD @ Berthing meeting
Tickets: See ticket policy (p. 21)
Tournament Draw: March 5th (completed by Tournament Committee)
“A” Tournament Information (16 teams)
Site: Langley Events Center
Date: Wednesday, March 6 – Saturday, March 9, 2019
Tournament Director: Sean Juteau
Ph. 604 531-4344 Email: juteau_s@surreyschools.ca
Zone Allocations: TBD @ Berthing meeting
Tickets: See ticket policy (p. 21)
Tournament Draw: March 4th (completed by Tournament Committee)
Junior Boys Invitational Provincial Tournament Information (20-24 teams)
Site: Langley Events Center
Date: Saturday, February 23 – Tuesday, February 26, 2019
Banquet: Sunday, February 25 (Coaches Meeting: Friday, February 22)
Tournament Director: Jyoti Pawar Host School: Brookswood Secondary
Ph. 604.530.2141 Email: jrboysprovs@gmail.com
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Variation to the Tournament Berthing
The Berthing Committee will meet January 27, 2019 to determine the berths for our zones for all
provincial tournaments. This berthing is done according to our constitution (Rules section—Part
9). As a result of the motion passed at the March 2013 AGM, section 9.01 exemptions are no
longer accepted.
Arun Akter, North Delta pushes the ball up the floor. (Photo Courtesy: Wilson Wong – UBC
Athletics)
General Information
Uniform Numbers
All teams should now be using International Rules numbering.
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, 2018. An “active”
school is one that has submitted its Player Registration Form to BC School Sports by December
19, 2018 and is playing games with the goal of advancing to playoffs.
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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.
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 December 15th, 2017 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 2019-2021 (*2-year cycle of reclassification)
All schools are required to declare their tier for the upcoming two year cycle beginning with the
2019/2020 season of play. Refer to the BCSS Website or the BCSS STARS system to view your
current tier. More information regarding tiering will be forwarded to schools in January. Please
direct all inquiries to Sean Juteau, President BCHSBBA
**tiers are established for a 2-year period
Rules for Classification
• Classification must be declared to Sean Juteau (juteau_s@surreyschools.ca) by Feb. 15, 2019.
a. After teams have declared their tier, adjustments will be made to balance tiers and
teams will have a second opportunity to move tiers this deadline is Feb. 27, 2019.
• All full-time male students under the age of 19 as of December 31, of the previous school year, in
Grades 11 & 12 are to be counted whether or not physically or actively able to participate.
• Full-time student as defined by BC School Sports
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Nick Sarai, South Kamloops finishes strong on the rim. (Photo Courtesy: Wilson Wong – UBC
Athletics)
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. 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 (STARS) at www.bcschoolsports.ca.
• Winter team registration must be completed by Dec. 19, 2018
• Winter rosters must be completed online with BCSS by Jan. 23, 2019
• BCSS will make Player Registration Forms available to the Commissioner.
Registration for Zone and Provincial Playoffs (BCHSBBA)
To register and qualify for Zone and Provincial playoffs, a roster must be submitted to the BC
Boys website by December 14, 2018 and a copy of a team photo must be sent to the BC Boys’
website by December 14, 2018
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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.
*You may list more than 15 players but only 15 players are allowed on a score sheet for a game.
Berthing Registration
This year all teams must add their roster to the BC Boys’ website in order to be counted as a
competing team.
New timelines for 2018–2019
• Rosters and schedules are to be in by December 14, 2018
• Pictures are to be in by December 14, 2018
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 bballadmin@telus.net 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”.
• 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 tedcusick@telus.net to
delete a player from your team.
Team Picture
To make things easier, in the upcoming season, email your picture to tedcusick@telus.net 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.
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• Click on “Submit the above photo”.
If you need help, feel free to contact Ted Cusick at 604 528-6296 or tedcusick@telus.net or Tom
Tagami at 604 521-4379 or tagami.tom@gmail.com
Contact Lists
“A” Contact List
District Name School Email
Kootenay West Jay Gardner Nakusp nakuspcougarbasketball@hotmail.com
Kootenay East Peter Templin Sparwood Secondary petetemp@telus.net
Lower Jonathan
St. John’s School jkinman@stjohns.bc.ca
Mainland Kinman
NBC West Dan Ferguson Tumbler Ridge dan_ferguson@sd59.bc.ca
Vancouver
Tom Veenstra Duncan Christian inseine2@gmail.com
Island
Matt Van Langley Christian
Fraser Valley mvanmuyen@langleychristian.com
Muyen Secondary
Howe Sound Krista Walden Pemberton Secondary Kwalden@sd48.bc.ca
NBC Central Doris Durupt Northside durupt@gmail.com
Okanagan John Campbell Immaculata principal@immaculata.kelowna
“AA” Contact List
Kootenay Ed Cranzian J.L. Crowe Secondary Eddy_canzian@telus.net
Lower Mike Steveston-London
rcoutts@vsb.bc.ca
Mainland Stoneburgh Secondary
NBC West
Vancouver Lambrick Park
Ed Somers esomers@sd61.bc.ca
Island Secondary
Fraser Valley Ed Lefurgy Semiahmoo Secondary lefurgy_e@surreyschools.ca
Carson Graham
Howe Sound Larry Donohoe sportswest@shaw.ca
Secondary
Nechako Valley-
NBC Central Gary Simrose gsimrose@sd91.bc.ca
Vanderhoof
Okanagan Dale Olsen Vernon Secondary daleolsen@sd22.bc.ca
Policy Statement on Complimentary Tickets
BC High School Boys’ Basketball Provincial Tournaments 2019
Ticket Chairman 2016-2017: Jinder Sarowa, Phone: 604.897.1546 Email:
Jinder_Sarowa@sd34.bc.ca
Distribution of Tickets
A new procedure will be in effect for entrance at all Provincial championships. All tournament
passes will be distributed from the WILL CALL window at the Langley Events Centre during
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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
• Tickets will be listed under the name of the head coach who is listed on the Association website.
If you want the tickets to be listed under any other name you must e-mail Sean Juteau no later
than March 4th, 2019
• The Senior Boys’ coach of teams outside of the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley and Howe Sound
may receive 2 Tournament passes for the Tournaments. Please send requests for passes by
March 4, 2019 to Jinder Sarowa (Jinder_Sarowa@sd34.bc.ca) These passes can be picked up at the
LEC Will Call.
• For the 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. No requests for additional complimentary
passes will be considered.
• The following are entitled to one general admission pass:
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 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
Heritage Christian (Kelowna) celebrate their 1A Provincial title – Photo by Howard
Tsumura used through the permission of VarsityLetters.ca
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Congratulations to the 2017–2018 A Boys Champions – Heritage Christian
Congratulations to the 2017–2018 AA Boys Champions – Brentwood College
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Congratulations to the 2017–2018 AAA Boys Champions – South Kamloops
Congratulations to the 2017–2018 AAAA Boys Champions – Burnaby South
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Special Awards of Recognition
James Woods (Walnut Grove)
Slam Dunk Champion
Nick Sarai (South Kamloops)
3 Point Contest Champion with
BCHSBBA President, Sean Juteau
(Photos courtesy – Wilson Wong, UBC Athletics for Varsity Letters)
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Basketball BC & Canada Basketball Summer Participants
Canadian Men’s National Team
Kelly Olynyk Kamloops Thomas Scrubb Richmond
Phil Scrubb Richmond
Canadian Men’s National Development Team
Conor Morgan Victoria
Canadian Men’s U19 National Team
Grant Sheppard Kelowna
Under 17 Boys Summer Games Team
Soren Erricson Duchess Park Parker Johnstone Kelowna
Joshua Kagande Britannia Jiordano Khan Burnaby South
Diego Maffia Oak Bay Dylon Matthews Seycove
Liam McChesney Charles Hayes Victor Radocaj McMath
Michael Risi Holy Cross Jeevan Sidhu Tamanawis
Luc Therrien Vancouver College Jacob Mand Terry Fox
Head Coach: Kevin Hanson Trainer: Aaron Chew
Assistant Coaches: Ed Lefurgy and Ransford Brempong
U15 Boys Blue (Nationals) Team
Naveed Abdollahi Charles Best Cormick Brown Lambrick Park
Tyrelle Chadwick Westsyde Evan Kimm Brookswood
Cole Cruz-Dumont Vancouver College Caleb Lyons Duchess Park
Nesta Malcolm Fernie Ravjeet Randhawa Fleetwood Park
Yurdan Rozumnyj Rockridge Cameron Slaymaker Terry Fox
Justin Sunga Burnaby South Oliver Seto Winston Churchill
Head Coach: Cassidy Kannemeyer Trainer: Aaron Chew
Assistant Coach: Eric Williams
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2019 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 15, 2019.
• 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:
James Johnston – johnston_james@surreyschools.ca
Click the link for the application
https://admin.esportsdesk.com/leagues/downloads.cfm?clientID=2192&leagueID=26240&arch=0
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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.
Daunte Nelson, Belmont,
dribbles past two Vancouver
College defenders, Cam
Wright and Jack Dumont-Cruz
(Photo by Howard Tsumura
used through the permission
of VarsityLetters.ca)
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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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Minutes of the March 10, 2018 AGM
BCHSBBA Annual General Meeting
10:00am, March 10, 2018
Langley Events Centre (Banquet Hall) Langley, BC (7888 200 St.)
(9:30am Coaches Breakfast sponsored by Baden)
AGENDA
1. Opening Remarks
a) Introductions of the Exec.
2. Adoption of the Agenda
a) Moved – Prinster; Seconded – Brouwer (Motion Carried)
3. Introductions and Welcome
a) Welcome to Shannon Key from BCSS
4. Special Award Presentation
5. Report from BCSS
a) AGM is May 12th
b) Resolutions at Due March 17th
c) Three working groups focused on an Action Plan
i. Key area is the split into 9 zones (Lower Mainland & FV will move
from 2 to 4 zones)
6. Report from Basketball BC
a) New Provincial program this summer
i. Teams will be selected and train 1 weekend a month so they can
continue to play for their club teams
ii. All info is on website
7. Report from BCBOA
a) No report
b) Contract is up for renewal
8. Adoption of March, 2017 AGM Minutes
a) Moved – Donohoe; Seconded – Juteau (Motion Carried)
9. President's Report
a) Oral report from the President
b) Moved – Juteau; Seconded – Taylor
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10. Financial Report
a) Ken reported a continued drop in revenue and an overall loss of about
$16,000.00
b) Acceptance of Financial Statements
i. Moved – Mah; Seconded – Ball (Motion Carried)
11. Website/Registration Report
a) Ted Cusick shared the successes and challenges of the website
i. Key concerns over submission of team photos
12. LEC Championships report
a) Jason Winslade reported on the continued success of the Four Tournaments;
One Site event
i. LEC is happy to continue the relationship with BCHSBBA
13. New Association LOGO ideas
a) Exec. is looking into several designed for a new logo
b) Potential logos will be published on website for coaches’ feedback and a vote
will be held to determine the Association’s new logo
14. Teams cancelling out of tournaments
a) Reminder to coaches that it is important to honour their commitment and
attend tournaments they have entered
i. Numerous last minute calculations that negatively impact all teams in
the tournament
15. 2018 All-Star Games, 3 point competition, dunk contest, Sat Apr 14th at RC Palmer
a) Nominations for game is April 4th
b) 3 Point and Dunk contest is open to all ages
c) Gr. 12 All-stars from the Provincials are automatically invited
16. Resolutions
Motion #1
Moved: Sean Juteau, Seconded Jon Kinman (Motion Carried)
“Be it resolved that In order to be considered for berthing calculations for the Provincial
Tournament a team must be “Active” In order to be active a team must:”
1. Register with the BC High School Boys Basketball Association through the
Association website www.bcboysbasketball.com
2. Register with BC School Sports through the Ex-net Stars system
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3. Play games with in a recognized league or play exhibition against other registered
teams and be in a position to play qualifying and/or playoff games within their
designated zones
Motion #2
Moved: Paul Eberhardt, Seconded Ken Dockendorf (Motion Carried)
“Be it resolved that the BCHSBBA will strike a committee to look at ways in which our
association can assist those members who have high travel costs to attend our Provincial
championship. This committee will present a report with recommendations to the 2019 AGM.”
Motion #3
Moved: Ed Somers, Seconded Chris Ball (Motion Carried – will be forwarded to BCSS)
*motion was amended on the floor and the amendment was passed (see amended
wording below)
“Be it resolved that International and/or boarding students must be full fee-paying students at
the institution they attend in order to be eligible to play. Any students who receive any financial
aid in bursaries, grants, scholarships, or 3rd party funding toward their tuition or food and
housing would be deemed to be ineligible.”
- Debate surrounding the issue of players receiving funding in order to attend a
member school
- General feeling is that this impacts both large and small schools
- The motion, if passed, would need to be then taken to the BCSS AGM
- The opinion was expressed that we have tried this many times without success
17. Other
18. Election of Executive 2017-2020
a) Kerry Taylor asked for nominations from the floor
i. 3 new Executive Members:
1. Jyoti Parwar (Brookswood)
2. Jon Acob (A.R. MacNeill)
3. Aaron Brouwer – UNBC
19. Adjournment (11:15am)
a) Moved – Stoneburgh, Seconded – Prinster
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