Gold	Silver	Bronze
Girls 5A	Holy Cross High School (Saskatoon)	École St Mary High School (Prince Albert)	Greenall High School (Balgonie)
Boys 1A	École St-Isidore-de-Bellevue	Annaheim School	Rouleau School
Boys 2A	Hepburn School	McLurg High School (Wilkie)	École Monseigneur de Laval (Regina)
Boys 3A	Assiniboia Composite High School	Valley Christian Academy (Osler)	Saskatoon Christian School
Boys 4A	Carpenter High School (Meadow Lake)	John Paul II Collegiate (North Battleford)	Melfort & Unit Comprehensive Collegiate

Participants

Boys 1A

École St-Isidore-de-Bellevue

Kincaid Central School

Yellow Grass School

Annaheim School

Beechy School

Fox Valley School

Rouleau School

Medstead Central School

Frontier School

Englefeld School

Boys 2A

McLurg High School (Wilkie)

École Monseigneur de Laval (Regina)

St Walburg School

Birch Hills Public School

Sturgis Composite School

Lashburn High School

Hepburn School

Eston Composite School

Harvest City Christian Academy

Langenburg Central School

Boys 3A

Valley Christian Academy (Osler)

Unity Composite High School

Dalmeny High School

Esterhazy High School

Biggar Central School 2000

Assiniboia Composite High School

Saskatoon Christian School

Carnduff Education Centre

Regina Christian School

Outlook High School

Boys 4A

Carpenter High School (Meadow Lake)

Melfort & Unit Comprehensive Collegiate

Melville Comprehensive School

Dene High School (La Loche)

Martensville High School

Vanier Collegiate (Moose Jaw)

John Paul II Collegiate (North Battleford)

Central Collegiate (Moose Jaw)

Marion Graham (Saskatoon)

Prince Albert Collegiate Institute

Girls 5A

École St Mary High School (Prince Albert)

St Joseph High School (Saskatoon)

Miller Comprehensive Catholic High School (Regina)

Estevan Comprehensive High School

Dr Martin LeBoldus Catholic High School

Holy Cross High School (Saskatoon)

Greenall High School (Balgonie)

Campbell Collegiate (Regina)

Carlton Comprehensive Public High School (Prince Albert)

Swift Current Comprehensive High School

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE	ANTIQUE BRONZE
A	Hamilton District Christian High School, SOSSA	Rockway Mennonite Collegiate, CWOSSA	École econdarie catholique l’Horizon, NOSSA	St. Thomas Aquinas High School, NWOSSAA
AA	LaSalle Secondary School, NOSSA	École secondaire catholique Beatrice-Desloges	Scared Heart High School, CWOSSAA	Adam Scott Collegiate & Vocational Institute, COSSA
AAA	Uxbridge Secondary School, LOSSA	Westmount Secondary School, SOSSA	Eden High School, SOSSA	Upper Canada College, CISAA

Participants

A	AA	AAA
COSSA – Quinte Christian School	CISAA – Crescent School	CISAA – Upper Canada College
CWOSSA – Rockway Mennonite Collegiate	COSSA – Adam Scott Collegiate & Vocational Institute	COSSA – Thomas A Stewart Secondary School
CWOSSA – É.s.c. Père-René-de-Galinée	CWOSSA – Scared Heart High School	CWOSSA – Huron Heights Secondary School
EOSSAA – Mackenzie Community School	EOSSAA – Regiopolis-Notre Dame Catholic High School	EOSSAA – Frontenac Secondary School
GBSSA – Stayner Collegiate Institute	GBSSA – Twin Lakes Secondary School	EOSSAA – Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School
GHAC – É.s.a.c. Mère-Teresa	GBSSA – Huntsville High School	GBSSA – St Joan of Arc Catholic High School
LOSSA – É.s.c. Saint-Charles-Garnier	GHAC – Kings Christian Collegiate	GHAC – Oakville Trafalgar High School
NEOAA – Kapuskasing District High School	LOSSA – Henry Street High School	GHAC – Garth Webb Secondary School
NOSSA – Lockerby Composite School	NCSSAA – É.s.c. Beatrice-Desloges	LOSSA  – Uxbridge Secondary School
NOSSA – É.s.c. l’Horizon	NEOAA – Roland Michener Secondary School	NCSSAA – École secondaire catholique Franco Cité
ROPSSAA – St. Paul Catholic Secondary School	NOSSA – Lo-Ellen Secondary School	NOSSA – Chippewa Secondary School
NWOSSAA – St. Thomas Aquinas High School	NOSSA – LaSalle Secondary School	NOSSA – St Joseph Scollard Catholic Secondary School
ROPSSAA – Brampton Christian School	NWOSSAA – Westgate Collegiate & Vocational Institute	ROPSSAA – St Marcellinus Catholic Secondary School
SOSSA – Hamilton District Christian High School	ROPSSAA – Streetsville Secondary School	SOSSA – Eden High School
SOSSA – Smithville Christian High School	SOSSA – EL Crossley Secondary School	SOSSA – Westmount Secondary School
SWOSSAA – Chatham Christian School	SWOSSAA – Kingsville District High School	SWOSSAA – Ursuline College
TDCAA – University of Toronto Schools	TDCAA – Francis Libermann Catholic High School	TDCAA – Neil McNeil High School
TDSSAA – Oakwood Collegiate Institute	TDSSAA – Herbord Collegiate Institute	TDSSAA – Monarch Park Collegiate Institute
WOSSAA – Woodstock Collegiate Institute	WOSSAA – Ingersoll District Colligate Institute	WOSSAA – AB Lucas Secondary School
YRAA – É.s.c. Renaissance	YRAA – Keswick High School	YRAA – Hodan Nalayeh Secondary School

OFSAA 2022 Girls’ Basketball Championship

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE	ANTIQUE BRONZE
A	St Mary CHS (Brookville), EOSSAA	Nicholson Catholic College, COSSA	Hamilton District Christian High School, SOSSA	Woodland Christian High School, CWOSSA
AA	Sir Winston Churchill SS (St Catharines), SOSSA	Centennial Secondary School, COSSA	Arnprior District High School, EOSSAA	Hammarskjold High School, NWOSSAA
AAA	Cathedral High School, GHAC	Holy Names Catholic High School, SWOSSAA	Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary School, WOSSAA	Richview Collegiate Institute, TDSSAA

Participants

A	AA	AAA
COSSA – Nicholson Catholic College	COSSA – Centennial Secondary School	COSSA – Cobourg Collegiate Institute
CWOSSA – Woodland Christian High School	CWOSSA – Our Lady of Lourdes High School	CWOSSA – Elmira District Secondary School
CWOSSA – Walkerton District Community School	EOSSAA – Perth District Collegiate Institute	EOSSA – Frontenac Secondary School
EOSSAA – St Mary CHS (Brookville)	EOSSAA – Arnprior District High School	GBSSA – Eastview Secondary School
GBSSA – É.s.c. Nouvelle-Alliance	GBSSA – Patrick Fogarty Catholic Secondary School	GHAC – Cathedral High School
GHAC – É.s.c. Ste-Trinité	GHAC – Thomas A. Blakelock High School	LOSSA – Pickering High School
NCSSAA – Osgoode Township High School	LOSSA – Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School	NCSSAA – Earl of March Secondary School
NEOAA – Roland Michner Secondary School	NCSSAA – É.s.c. Beatrice-Desloges	NOSSA – St Mary’s College (Sault)
NOSSA – É.s.c. l’Horizon	NEOAA – Englehart High School	ROPSSAA – St Roch Catholic Secondary School
NWOSSAA – St. Thomas Aquinas High School	NOSSA – Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School	SOSSA – Saltfleet District High School
SOSSA – Hamilton District Christian High School	NWOSSAA – Hammarskjold High School	SWOSSAA – St Anne Secondary School (Windsor)
SOSSA – Smithville Christian High School	SOSSA – Sir Winston Churchill SS (St Catharines)	SWOSSAA – Holy Names Catholic High School (Windsor)
SWOSSAA – É.s.c. J. Lajeunesse	SWOSSAA – Kingsville District High School	TDCAA – St John Henry Newman Catholic School
TDCAA – University of Toronto Schools	TDCAA – James Cardinal McGuigan Catholic High School	TDSSAA – Richview Collegiate Institute
TDSSAA – Oakwood Collegiate Institute	TDSSAA – Birchmount Park Collegiate Institute	WOSSAA – Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary School
WOSSAA – F E Madill Secondary School	WOSSAA – St Michael Catholic Secondary School	YRAA – Stephen Lewis Secondary School
	WOSSAA – East Elgin Secondary School
	YRAA – King City Secondary School

BCSS 2022 Boys AAA Soccer Championship

GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
École secondaire Reynolds Secondary School	Argyle Secondary School	Terry Fox Secondary School

Awards

Fair Play – Riverside

Golden Boot – James Cameron

Top Goalie – Jack Garner

MVP – James Cameron

Super 16

McMath – Oliver Boogemans
Royal Bay – Towa Matsuki

Argyle –

Princess Margaret – Manroop Singh

Reynolds – Isaac Tate

Terry Fox – Owen Watson

Panorama Ridge – Rasan Dhadda

Abbotsford – Toran Rutherford

Vancouver Technical – Bruce Nguyen
Sa-Hali – Brett Vandepeear
Vancouver College – 

Cohen Campbell

Burnaby North – Broc Belac

St. George’s – Josh Coleman

Seaquam – Nathan Zhang

North Peace – Aidan Kopffman

Riverside – Joseph D’Agostino

Final Standings

1st	École secondaire Reynolds Secondary School
2nd	Argyle Secondary School
3rd	Terry Fox Secondary School
4th	Vancouver College
5th	Royal Bay Secondary School
6th	St George’s School
7th	Vancouver Technical Secondary School
8th	Princess Margaret Secondary School
9th	Robert Alexander McMath Secondary School
10th	École Riverside Secondary School
11th	Burnaby North Secondary School
12th	Abbotsford Senior Secondary School
13th	Panorama Ridge Secondary School
14th	Seaquam Secondary School
15th	Sa-hali Secondary School
16th	North Peace Secondary School

Participants

AAA

Princess Margaret Secondary School

Vancouver College

École Riverside Secondary School

North Peace Secondary School

Reynolds Secondary School

Burnaby North Secondary School

St George’s School

Seaquam Secondary School

Argyle Secondary School

Royal Bay Secondary School

Sa-hali Secondary School

Robert Alexander McMath Secondary School

Terry Fox Secondary School

Panorama Ridge Secondary School

Abbotsford Senior Secondary School

Vancouver Technical Secondary School

BDEC 2022 Badminton Tournament Inuvik

Thank you to all who joined this past weekend’s BDDEC Regional Badminton Tournament. We had 50 athletes across 7 age/game categories. Congratulations to everyone, and thanks to the tourney sponsors: BDDEC, MACA, ETSS, ETES, Badminton NWT and Sport North.

12U Division Open	Lorenzo Scagalone, Mangilaluk School Tuktoyaktuk
15U Division Ladies Singles	Angelina Wainman, East Three Secondary School
15U Division Ladies Doubles	Ella Tingmiak/Tahlia Garaba, East Three Secondary School
Open Division Ladies Singles	Joyce Blake
Open Division Men Singles	James Langford
Open Division Ladies Doubles	Joyce Blake/Janesta M
Open Division Men Doubles	James Langford/Calvin M
Open Division Mixed Doubles	Stacey C/James Langford

Yellowknife schools share Challenge Cup honours

Published: November 23, 2022 at 5:44pm

OLLIE WILLIAMSLAST MODIFIED: NOVEMBER 23, 2022 AT 5:52PM

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École Sir John Franklin High School now has women’s hockey bragging rights in Yellowknife, while École St Patrick High School won the men’s Wade Hamer Challenge Cup on Wednesday.

Sir John raced into a 5-0 lead over St Pat’s in the women’s game between the city high schools, Abby MacDonald scoring twice and contributing two assists.

Jaci Dusome scored two goals in three minutes to give St Pat’s a glimmer of hope before Emma Carey’s second goal of the game sealed a 6-2 win for Sir John, whose other scorers were Brooklyn Helyar and Morgan Noseworthy.

The men’s game saw St Pat’s take an early lead through Harrison Simmons before Joel Harris tied the game for Sir John two minutes later.

Second-period goals in quick succession from Gavin Pellissey and Matthew Schauerte gave St Pat’s what looked increasingly like an unassailable advantage until River McQueen reduced the deficit to one goal with two minutes remaining in the game.

With seconds to play and an empty Falcons net, Nolan Dusome scored to secure a 4-2 win for St Pat’s.

Wednesday’s games marked the first Wade Hamer Challenge Cup since February 2020, when Sir John won both games under the watchful eye of broadcaster Ron MacLean.

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Wade Hamer Challenge Cup returns after two-year absence

by James McCarthyNovember 22, 2022

St. Pat’s goaltender Kaitlyn Unka stops a shot in close during the Wade Hamer Challenge Cup girls game in February 2020. NNSL file photohttps://0b9147fb57ca32a4c58ea084d82f39d2.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-40/html/container.html?n=0

It’s time for the biggest hockey game of the year in Yellowknife.

Maybe you haven’t heard of it since it’s been hidden away for the better part of the last two years, but it’s the one game of the year neither Sir John Franklin High School nor St. Pat’s High School wants to lose.

It’s the Wade Hamer Challenge Cup, the longstanding hockey battle between the two high schools, and it takes place Wednesday at the Multiplex. The last time the games were played was February 2020 during the Hockey Day in Canada bonanza, one of the last events that happened before the world shut down because of Covid-19. In case you’ve forgotten, Sir John Franklin holds both the boys and girls titles.

Everything is back to its normal time slot on the calendar and not a moment too soon, according to Peter Curran, who’s helping oversee things on the Sir John Franklin side.

“I’m planning on using the pep rally to speak to the pressure of defending both titles,” he said. “Some years, we’ve had both, some years we’ve had none, but the last couple of times have been good.”

One thing Curran was afraid of was whether people would remember that the game even existed, considering it hasn’t happened for quite some time.

“I would say about 75 per cent of our student body and roughly 25 to 30 per cent of our staff have never experienced it,” he said. “You may get some people wondering what all the fuss is about because it doesn’t take long for people to forget about it. Luckily, our turnout for both teams has been great and I’m hearing the same over at St. Pat’s.”

That’s the same dilemma facing Rob Hart, who’s helping with the organizing at St. Pat’s. He said it was a bit of a chore explaining exactly why the games are a big deal.

“I would say about half of our staff have never experienced this and they didn’t exactly get it at first,” he said. “Trying to tell them that the entire day revolves around Challenge Cup was a bit tricky.”

The rules for the games differ a tiny bit from a routine hockey game. Instead of three periods, each game is played in two 20-minute stop time halves. There’s also no body-checking of any sort, though body contact is allowed.

Curran, who will be coaching the Sir John boys, said he’s ready to go out with a full complement up-front.

“We have four solid lines and I like what we have,” he said. “St. Pat’s has probably all of the real good defencemen, from what I’ve been told.”

That was news to Hart.

“I don’t know about that — I would say we’re pretty solid from front to back,” he said.

The girls rosters are bit more evenly spread out, according to Hart.

“That’s where I don’t think either team has an advantage,” he said. “Both schools have a lot of girls who tried out for Canada Winter Games, so it’s going to be interesting to see how that all plays out.”

The action is set to start at 1 p.m. with the girls game up first. The boys game will follow shortly after that — around 3 p.m., said Curran.

“Give or take a few minutes for each one,” he said. “It’s going to be a great atmosphere, especially since we haven’t had this for a while.”

SSNS 2022 Varsity Soccer Championship

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Girls D1	Halifax West High School	Citadel High School	Charles P Allen High School
Girls D2	École secondaire Mosaïque	Breton Education Centre	Northeast Kings Education Centre
Girls D3	Cape Breton Highlands Education Centre	New Germany Rural High School	Sacred Heart School of Halifax
Boys D1	Halifax West High School	Citadel High School	Charles P Allen High School
Boys D2	Halifax Grammar School	Island View High School	Breton Education Centre
Boys D3	Annapolis West Education Centre	Sacred Heart School of Halifax	Pugwash District High School

BCSS 2022 Boys AA Soccer Championship

GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Notre Dame Regional Secondary	Westview Secondary	St Thomas Aquinas Regional Secondary School

Final Standings

Participants

AA

Lambrick Park Secondary

Westview Secondary

John Oliver Secondary

David Thompson Secondary (Invermere)

Sands Secondary

Langley Fundamental Middle/Secondary School

St Thomas Aquinas Regional Secondary School

Gulf Islands Secondary

Notre Dame Regional Secondary

Burnsview Secondary

St Michael’s University School

Duchess Park Secondary

Langley Christian

WL Seaton Secondary

Glenlyon Norfolk School

Smithers Secondary

Awards

AA Awards 

Fair Play – John Oliver

Golden Boot – Oliver Deveau (Notre Dame), Alex Vroom (GNS)

Top Goalie – Mattias Ferraro (Notre Dame)

MVP – Sebastian Cirotto (Notre Dame)

Super 16

David Thompson –Caden McMurray
Duchess Park – Tristan Swarts

Smithers – Isaac Moolman
Gulf Islands – Shinta Kikuchi
John Oliver – Amitesh Pant

WL Seaton – Kailen Russell
Sands – Robert Kerr

St. Michael’s – Matthew Bennett
Burnsview – Liam Erker
Lambrick Park – Nathan Cho

Langley Fundamenal – Nathan Foulkes

Glenlyon Norfolk – Callum Shillington

Langley Christian – Thomas Colyn

St. Thomas Aquinas – Luka Caffaro

Westview – Tim Gerber

Notre Dame – Sebastian Cirotto

New Partnership: MHSAA & Hudl

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BCSS 2021 AQUATICS COMBINED TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
COMBINED	Penticton High School	St George’s School	South Delta Secondary
GIRLS	Penticton High School	South Delta Secondary	Riverside Secondary School
BOYS	St George’s School	EMS Swim Team	West Point Grey Academy

	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
GIRLS A	Vancouver Christian School	Phoenix Middle School
GIRLS AA	West Point Grey Academy	Magee Secondary School	Revelstoke Secondary School
GIRLS AAA	Penticton High School	South Delta Secondary School	Riverside Secondary School
BOYS A	Vancouver Christian School	Princeton Secondary School	John Knox Christian School
BOYS AA	West Point Grey Academy	Holy Cross Regional High School	Windsor Secondary School
BOYS AAA	St George’s School	Earl Marriott Secondary	Burnaby North Secondary School

BCSS 2021 AQUATICS COMBINED INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

Full Results click here

EVENT (NR) = New Record	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Girls 200 SC Medley Relay – B	Little Flower Academy	Moscrop Secondary	South Delta Secondary School
Boys 220 SC Medley Relay -B	St George’s School	Burnaby North Secondary School	West Point Grey Academy
Girls 200 SC Meter Medley Relay – OPEN	Penticton High School	Burnaby North Secondary School	Lake City Secondary School
Boys 200 SC Meter Medley Relay – OPEN	Glenneagle Secondary School	St George’s School	École Charles Best Secondary School
Men 50 SC Meter Freestyle Multi-Class – Para –	Sebastian Massable, Earl Marriott School	Roy Pan, Mount Douglas SS	Ashaan Bhatti, Queen Elizabeth SS
Girls 50 SC Meter Freestyle – B –	Simran Rai, Seaquam SS	Sara Hughes, Riverside SS	Michelle Le, Port Moody SS
Boys 50 SC Meter Freestyle – B –	Ty O’Dwyer, Dawson Creek SS	Jayde Cheung, Sentinel SS	Alex Penz, Abbortsford Senior SS
50 SC Meter Freestyle – OPEN	Ashley Ko, Alpha SS	Emma Liu, University Hill SS	Angel Yao, Hugh McRoberts SS
Boys 50 SC Meter Freestyle – OPEN	Paul Orogo, St Thomas More Collegiate	Peter Morch, Nanaimo District SS	Josh Wall, McMath SS
Men 50 SC Meter Backstroke Multi-Class – Para –	Ashaan, Bhatti, Queen Elizabeth SS	Lucan Van Herk, Sardis SS
Girls 50 SC Meter Backstroke – B	Christine Eng, Seycove SS	Simran Rai, Seaquam SS	Fern Buckley, Little Flower Academy
Boys 50 SC Meter Backstroke – B	Colton Tebbutt, Mission SS	Will Wu, St George’s School	Anson Cheung Richmond Christian School
Girls 100 SC Meter Backstroke – OPEN	Nathalie Day, Magee SS	Morgan Langford, Lake City SS	Sienna Saunders, York House School
Boys 100 SC Meter Backstroke – OPEN	Paul Orogo, St Thomas More Collegiate	Thomas Caruso, Sardis SS	Tristan Govier, Collingwood School
Girls 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – B	Earl Marriott School	Riverside Secondary School	South Delta Secondary School
Boys 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – B	St George’s School	West Point Grey Academy	Riverside Secondary School
Girls 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	Magee Secondary School (NR)	Penticton High School	Lake City Secondary School
Boys 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	Glenneagle Secondary School	St George’s School	Windsor Secondary School
Men 50 SC Meter Breaststroke Multi-Class – Para	Sebastian Massable, Earl Marriott School	Lucas Van Herk, Sardis SS
Girls 50 SC Meter Breaststroke – B	Claire Guo, Burnaby North SS	Natalia Blazevic, Little Flower Academy	Allya Karsan, Kitsilano SS
Boys 50 SC Meter Breaststroke – B	Matthew, Wu, Heritage Woods SS	Jayden Cheung, Sentinel SS	Zaid Ewert, Abbotsford Senior SS
Girls 100 SC Meter Breaststroke – OPEN	Brooklyn Pickford, Sardis SS	Nathalie Day, Magee SS	Macey Larson, École Charles Best SS
Boys 100 SC Meter Breaststroke – OPEN	Cho Kyuhyun, Port Moodgy SS	Hayden Yeung, Burnaby Central SS	Adam Jozsa, St Andrew Regional SS
Men 100 SC Meter Freestyle Multi-Class – Para	Sebastian Massable, Earl Marriott School	Roy Pan, Mount Douglas SS	Lucas Van Herk, Sardis SS
Girls 100 SC Meter Freestyle – B	Nyola Williams, Revelstoke SS	Michelle Li, Port Moody SS	Rowan Larkin, Mount Douglas SS
Boys 100 SC Meter Freestyle – B	Colton Tebbut, Mission Senior SS	Hin Kit Tsang, David Thompson SS	Reuben Demmler, J.L. Crowe SS
Girls 100 SC Meter Freestyle – OPEN	Ashley Ko, Alpha SS	Maria Saldana, Magee SS	Myriam Hickey, Yale SS
Boys 100 SC Meter Freestyle – OPEN	Peter Huang, École Charles Best SS	Peter Morch, Nanaimo District SS	Alvin Chan, Magee SS
Mixed 200 SC Meter Medley Relay – B	Burnaby North Secondary School	West Point Grey Academy	Holy Cross School
Mixed 200 SC Meter Medley Relay – OPEN	South Delta Secondary School	Hugh McRoberts Secondary School	Sentinel Secondary School
Men 50 SC Meter Butterfly Multi-Class – Para	Sebastian Massable, Earl Marriott School
Girls 50 SC Meter Butterfly – B	Simran Rai, Seaquam SS	Michelle Li, Port Moody SS	Emi Nishi, McMath SS
Boys 50 SC Meter Butterfly – B	Jayden Cheung, Sentinel SS	Ty O’Dwyer, Dawson Creek SS (NR)	Nicky Penz, St George’s School
Girls 100 SC Meter Butterfly – OPEN	Ashley Ko, Alpha SS	Tiffany Tancon, Heritage Woods SS	Teryn Weatherhead, Penticton HS
Boys 100 SC Meter Butterfly – OPEN	Paul Orogo, St Thomas More Collegiate	Peter Huang, École Charles Best SS	Thomas Caruso, Sardis SS
Mixed 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – B	South Delta Secondary School	Earl Marriott School	Southridge Secondary school
Mixed 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	Burnaby North Secondary School	Glenneagle Secondary School	Vancouver Christian Phoenix
Men 100 SC Meter IM Multi-Class – Para	Lucas Van Herk, Sardis SS
Girls 100 SC Meter IM – B	Nyola Willms, Revelstoke SS	Michelle Li, Port Moody SS	Natalia Blazevic, Little Flower Academy
Boys 100 SC Meter IM – B	Nicky Penz, St George’s School	Colton Tebbutt, Mission Senior SS	Edgar Teuber, Nanaimo District SS
Girls 200 SC Meter IM – OPEN	Emma Liu, University Hill SS	Ashley Ko, Alpha SS	Kelly Qi, Earl Marriott School
Boys 200 SC Meter IM – OPEN	Laon Kim, Glenneagle SS	Thomas Caruso, Sardis SS	Hayden Yeung, Burnaby Central SS
Girls 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – B	Earl Marriott School	Riverside Secondary School – A	Riverside Secondary School – B
Boys 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay	St George’s School	West Point Grey Academy	Dawson Creek Secondary School
Girls 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	Penticton High School	Mark R Isfeld Senior Secondary School	Lake City Secondary School
Boys 200 SC Meter Freestyle Relay – OPEN	St George’s School	J.N. Burnett Secondary School	Eric Hamber Secondary School