BCSS 2017 Girls Volleyball Championships

December 3, 2017 by admin
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*2017 BCSS GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS*
	*GOLD*	*SILVER*	*BRONZE*
A	Unity Christian School	Kelowna Christian	Stratford Hall
AA	Langley Christian School	St Thomas More Collegiate	Mennonite Educational Institute
*AAA*	Crofton House School	Timberline Secondary School	Little Flower Academy
*AAAA*	Belmont Secondary School	Handsworth Secondary School	Earl Marriott Secondary School

Girls A Champion: Unity Christian School

Girls AA Champions: Langley Christian School

AAA Girls Champions: Crofton House School

AAAA Girls Champions: Belmont Secondary School

*BCSS GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL AWARDS 2017*
	AA	*AAA*
TEAM AWARDS
Most Sportsmanlike Team	Pacific Christian	Alberni
INDIVIDUAL AWARDS
Most Outstandig Player	Savannah Caterino-Leger, Langley Christian	Jadyn Van Saten, Crofton House
Most Outstanding Libero	Corina Beimers, Langley Christian	Sand Arora, Crofton House
Best Server	Brielle Bahnman, MEI

*Provincial 1^st All-Star Team*
	Abby Wittenberg, Paciafic Academy Janae Leger-Bruinsma, Langley Christian Tegan Boughen, MEI Hanna Kolof, York House Cara Kovacs, West Point Grey Elizabeth Bilawey, St Thomas More	Sarah McKilican, Isfeld Jessica Goodridge, Little Flower Academy Saje Jurpield, Timberline Julia Kretzchmar, timberline Shae Baker, Crofton House Lianne Strother, Crofton House
*Provincial 2^nd All-Star Team*
	Davida Hill, Pacific Academy Jenna Van Roekel, Langley Christian Danya Truscott-Pitt, Fulton Sammi Lieuwen, Surrey Christian Vanessa Gatto, St Thomas More Christina Gragic, Notre Dame	Mahala Grewbac, NDSS Dana Kievit, Seaton Jacey Neid, Caledonia Ashley Belasco, Little Flower Academy Erin Buttnor, Isfeld Sophia Johnson, Carihi

BCSS 2017 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL FINAL STANDINGS

1^st Unity Christian School

2^nd Kelowna Christian School

3^rd Immaculata Regional High School

4^th Aberdeen Hall

5^th Cedar Christian School

6^th Fernie Secondary School

7^th Mount Sentinel School

8^th Duncan Christian School

9^th Chetwynd Secondary School

10^th Vernon Christian School

11^th Richmond Christian School

12^th Aspengrove School

13^th Credo Christian Schools

14^th Stratford Hall

15^th Carver Christian High School

16^th Centennial Christian School

1^st Langley Christinan

2^nd St Thomas More Collegiate

3^rd Mennonite Educational Institute

4^th Pacific Academy

5^th York House School

6^th West Point Grey Academy

7^th Clarence Fulton Secondary School

8^th Notre Dame Regional Secodnary

9^th Surrey Christian School

10^th Valleyview Secondary School

11^th College Heights Secondary School

12^th Brentwood College

13^th Pacific Christian School

14^th Nechako Valley Secondary School

15^th Prince Charles

16^th Charles Hays Secondary School

BCSS 2017 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL FINAL STANDINGS

AAA

AAAA

1^st Crofton House School

2^nd Timberline Secondary School

3^rd Little Flower Academy

4^th Mark R Isfeld Senior Secondary

5^th Carihi Secondary

6^th Calodonia Secondary

7^th W L Seaton Secondary School

8^th North Delta Secondary School

9^th Langley Secondary

10^th Kelly Road Secondary School

11^th Alberni District Secondary School

12^th Windsor Secondary School

13^th G W Graham Secondary School

14^th L V Rogers Secondary School

15^th Dawson Creek Secondary School

16^th Hugh McRoberts Secondary

1^st Belmont Secondary School

2^nd Handsworth Secondary School

3^rd Earl Marriott Secondary School

4^th Semiahmoo Secondary School

5^th Lord Byng Secondary School

6^th Vancouver Technical Secondary School

7^th Mission Secondary School

8^th Seaquam Secondary School

9^th Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary School

10^th Heritage Woods Secondary School

11^th

12^th

13^th Mount Baker Secondary School

14^th Moscrop Secondary School

15^th

16^th

Belmont Repeats as Provincial Champions Posted on Dec 2, 2017 in Press Release

In front of about 600 loyal fans at the Langley Events Centre, the Belmont Secondary School Bulldogs repeated as AAAA BC High School Senior Girls Volleyball Provincial Champions.

The team was led by tournament MVP, Savannah Purdy winning in three sets, 25-12, 25-16 and 25-16 over the Handsworth Secondary School Royals. Purdy was also awarded the MVP in 2016’s win, making her a rare two-time winner of the award.

“Savannah was marvellous today, I’m going to miss coaching her so much,” Said Bulldogs head coach Mike Toakley as he celebrated the repeat with friends in the stands.

He also added that it was clear from the get go that Handsworth’s semi-final match earlier in the day against Earl Marriott took a lot of the Royals.

“From the get go it was clear that they (Handsworth) were not as strong as they normally would be,” Toakley said. “We’ve played them earlier this year, and we know how good they are when they’re fresh.”

The Bulldogs game plan was clear from the get go, as they tried to make Royals star player, Kayla Oxland, move as much as possible to keep her from setting the ball perfectly for the Royals attackers.

“She’s so fast and athletic,” Toakley said. “Anything you can do to get her off her game is going to help because she’s the straw that stirs that drink for sure.”

Long-time Royals head coach Tom Oxland didn’t make any excuses for the loss, saying the better team won today.

“Belmont played awesome,” Oxland said. “We’ve known all year if we play a bigger team then us and don’t win the serve-serve receive game, we’re probably going to lose.”

Two-time tournament MVP Savannah Purdy was ecstatic after the game as she celebrated with here teammates – the majority of the team has been playing together in school and club volleyball with the Victoria Chargers since Grade 8.

“Our goal today was to stay calm,” Purdy said. We’ve been playing together for a real long time, so we’re good at calming each other down when we’re on the court and playing our system as a team.”

She also added that her mom had hinted with a smile and nod in her mom’s direction that the team may be celebrating the victory at her house tonight, just as long as the make the seven-o’clock ferry home.

The Bulldogs also relied upon two other key players this tournament, Grade 12, Miranda Cyr and Grade 11, Taylee Pomponio. Both players were named First Team All Stars.

“I felt we were really in our element today and playing our best,” said Cyr, the team’s standout libero.

And next year’s Bulldogs team will be in good shape with both Taylee Pomponio and Second Team All Star Grace May returning to the team, along with Aspen Nemeth and Jocelyn Sherman.

“It’s real exciting,” Pomponio said grinning ear-to-ear. “We’re hoping to have a good team again next year with the four of us returning.”

Earlier in the day, Earl Marriott knocked off Semiahmoo, in two sets, 25-22, 25-22 for the Bronze Medal.

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