Vancouver College is the first to qualify for the Provincials wining the Independent #1 berth.

A big THANK YOU to John Carboni from Penticton Secondary as he steps aside this year. Thank you for all of your help in growing

2009 Provincial Champions Kitsilano beat Churchill 59-51 to capture the Vancouver title and enters the Provincials as Vancouver #1 and Churchill as Vancouver #2. Killarney

There were a lot of people around with cameras during the Championships. Please send us your best pics, so that we can post them. Thank

Thank you for all of your great support MEI.  You have an incredible facility but your people make it even better.  To Tim Smith for

Kits overtook South in the 3rd quarter after trailing 28-24 at the half. In a decisive 3rd quarter, Kits pulled away outscoring South 17-4. South

In exciting semi-final games, Burnaby South Rebels defeated Hugh Boyd 58 – 53 in a tight game, South lead 24-23 at the half. In another

Seeds 1, 2 3, and 5, Burnaby South, Kits, Vancouver College and Hugh Boyd made the Final Four, with play tonight.

Trinity Western University Coach Scott Allen spoke to an appreciative audience at the sold out BC Gr9 Boys banquet on Thursday night.

#4 Seed, Fraser Valley Champion, Pitt Meadows was upset by #13 Seed, Pleasant Valley Saints from the Okanagan, 67 – 64 in opening round play

Vancouver and District#1 Burnaby South was seeded #1 at the Coaches Conference call on Sunday night.  Check the 2009 page for the complete list of

In an incredibly tough draw, St. George’s survived to capture the Wildcard berth by defeated Pt Grey in the Wildcard Final.  Both teams advanced by

Kitsilano beat Killarney to capture the Vancouver title and enters the Provincials as Vancouver#1.

Burnaby South captured the V&D title with an huge comeback, evening the score on a pair of foul shots with less than a second on

Vancouver College takes the Independent Berth in a tight win over St. George’s.