Vancouver 7s 2025

Canadian Team Named for Vancouver 7s: Return of Scurfield, Bermudez, Corrigan from English Premier XVs

With the return of some of high profile players from overseas there’s only 8 players remaining from the Perth 7s tournament. Krissy Scurfield, Fancy Bermudez, Alysha Corrigan are all returning from professional XVs seasons in England. Pam Buisa and Charity Williams are returning to the squad as well. Unlucky not to make the squad based on her performances in Perth and Cape Town was Carmen Izyk.

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BC Rugby Weekend of February 15th 2025

BC Premier Make-Up Weekend: Men’s Premier Pacific Pride Dominate 2nd Half for Win Over James Bay; Women’s Premier Westshore Blank CW

It’s a make up weekend, family day weekend, but most of the games have been cancelled again due to field closures. The Ravens v Burnaby game at Jericho was a late cancellation. There’s only the one men’s Premier game, Pride v Bays, again Starlight Stadium to the rescue. The women’s Premier game Westshore v CW was moved from Westshore to CW and from Friday evening to Saturday afternoon.

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Stephen Aboud Returns to Italy

Stephen Aboud Returns to Italy as High Performance Manager: Rugby Canada States Reason as “Closer to Family”

File this under more Rugby Canada mismanagement and poor decisions. After two years of wasting time in Canada and no doubt enjoying the beauty of Vancouver Island, the holiday has ended and Stephen Aboud has returned to Italy to take up the High Performance role there. Rugby Canada and former board members continue with the charade of well wishes, not wanting to own up to the fact their poor decisions have put Canada two years behind in implementing an effective high performance strategy.

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Editorial: A Conversation with Ai on the BC Premier

Down the Rabbit Hole: A Conversation with Ai on BC Premier Rugby and What a Semi-Pro League Would Look Like

I started this article after the first weekend of BC Premier cancellations/postponements on Feb 1st. The match at Klahanie was cancelled due to field closures and the West Vancouver Parks & Recreation website had a terse warning, “Please note that fields damaged by play when they should not be used (as described below) may result in closure of that field for the season and potentially a fine to the league.” I had always thought the Capilano RFC owned that facility, including the field, but obviously not, it’s under the jurisdiction of West Vancouver Parks & Recreation.

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