BC Premier Week 6 Results: Vikes Fall to Burnaby, Ravens Topple Bays, Caps Top Lomas, UBC Dominate CW, Pride Crash at Westshore; Women’s Premier Burnaby Upset by Lomas, CW Defeat UBC, Abby Outscored at Westshore
It’s Week 6 in the 19 Week league, so about 1/3 through. Each team plays a home and away with the other 8 teams plus one home game against the Pride for 17 games in total per team, except the Pride. There’s no Premier rugby on Remembrance Day weekend, play resumes November 15th.
Burnaby Lake 38 v University Of Victoria 29 @ 14:30
Referee: Nathaniel Hight AR1: Lance Davison AR2: Michael Landiak
Venue: Burnaby Lake Rugby Club
A Burnaby win by +9, we predicted a +12 win, so close. Sean picked UVic +3, c’mon Sean, you can do better 😉
There’s no rugby on Remembrance Day weekend but on Nov 15th it will be Burnaby visiting CW and UVic will be at the University Nationals. Burnaby go into the Remembrance Day break in 5th place with a point per match ratio of 3. UVic are in 8th place with a PPM of 1.6.
PREGAME
Burnaby at 2-1-2 sit in 6th place, UVic at 1-3 sit in a 7th place. Like UBC this will be the Vikes last Premier match before the university championships.
UVic missing a number of key players, 3 backline starters to the national team tour to Europe, Coats, di Nardo, McIndoe. Also missing Michael Oughtred who is their starting #10 when Cooper Coats isn’t available, Brendan Kim the big second row, Phoenix Moller their starting tighthead. It may be a case of resting key players if they’re carrying a slight niggle and they need everyone healthy going into the university nationals. It’s also a chance to look at some 2nd team players prior to the nationals.
Burnaby look fully loaded in the backline, 9 to 15 look top drawer. They’re missing tighthead prop Bryce Worden to the national team tour. They also have a few TWU players moving over now that TWU’s national university run is over, Josh Halladay, Matt Willemse and Fynn Murphy look to make an impact off the bench.
Burnaby clear favourites here and the point differential may go in to the double digits. Prediction: Burnaby by +12.
Sean’s Prediction: UVic to take the W over Burnaby by 3. Burnaby might have home advantage but UVic will be getting their team ready for the CUMRC and will be figuring out their selection which every player will be eager to be on the starting line up. UVic by +3.
UVic (Oct 25/current)
1 Jack Marshall
2 Jordy Auger / Sully Curran
3 Phoenix Moller / Brendan Christian
4 Muiredach Casey
5 Alex Gordon
6 Adam Doane / Jaxson Jones
7 Jaxson Jones / Merlin M’Cloud
8 Ryder Heaney-Corns / Carter Ebrahim
9 Reece Thompson / Lachlan Crooks
10 Cooper Coats / Gareth Sandner
11 Jack Penaluna / Marcus Lott
12 Josh McIndoe / Hunter Hannaford
13 Lockhart MacGregor / Jack Penaluna
14 Thoron Koyote
15 Dylan Cleaver
16 Sully Curran / Annan McAllister
17 Milo McDonald / David Michell
18 Brendan Christian / Kale Jones
19 Carter Ebrahim / Josh Petrov
20 Aiden de Witt
21 Lachlan Crooks / Ronon Smith
22 Josh Petrov / Alex Gamage
23 Marcus Lott / Sion Griffiths
Burnaby (Oct 25/current)
1 Dylan Vermette
2 James Kelly / Joel Abdel Barr
3 Grayson Hardie
4 Leo Chen
5 John Southern / Cooper Johnston
6 Sam Tsoi
7 David Dinbandhu
8 Jarod Byrnes
9 Wayne Ngubane
10 Napolioni Bolaca
11 Kyle Corrigan / Luke Toroca
12 Tevita Daugunu
13 Guiseppe du Toit
14 Iowane Raturaciri
15 Ethan Turner
16 Joel Abdel Barr / Seth Klassen
17 Lalit Bharadwaj
18 Iain Kennell Webb
19 Cooper Johnston / Dreydon Martin
20 Jonah Fridffinson / Josh Halladay
21 Reid Watkins / Matt Willemse
22 Anthony Carrol / Fynn Murphy
23 Sione Fine / Anthony Carrol
James Bay AA 8 v UBCOB Ravens 38 @ 14:30
Referee: Shanda Assmus (Pending) AR1: Martin Thornton AR2: Chris Horsley
Venue: James Bay AA- MacDonald Park
A +30 win by the Ravens exceeding predictions. The Ravens are on a roll winning 4 in a row after losing their first 2. The Ravens in 3rd spot with a PPM of 3.83 and the Bays drop to 6th place at 2.83 PPM. Next match for the Bays will be at the Lomas, the Ravens will host the Pride.
PREGAME
Both teams at 3-2 and looking to climb into 2nd place if other results go their way. The Bays defeated the Lomas last week and the Ravens took down UVic.
The Bays missing some top forwards to the national team tour, props Sam Miller and Kyle Steeves and second row Callum Botchar. Also missing this week is big centre Mike Nieuwenhuysen.
The Ravens without a single Carson in the roster, when was the last time that happened? Owain Ruttan is back, a boost for the Ravens. Missing are Andrew Coe, Owen Kokan, Jake Ikeda, Hamish Janes, Ethan Berry from last week.
Both teams missing players, the Bays looking strong at home but the Ravens defending champions have won 3 in a row after losing their first two. Prediction: Ravens by +7.
Sean’s Prediction: I’m nervous but I’m going with Ravens to win against JBAA by 5. They have seemed to found their rhythm and will get their revenge against James Bay AA. Ravens by +5.
James Bay (Oct 25/current)
1) Riley Lloyd
2) Neil Trainor
3) Kyle Steeves / Wyatt Pilz
4) Harrison Archdekin
5) Max Brewerton
6) Callum Botchar / Jacob Griffin
7) Brendyn Beck
8) Alex Jordan
9) Tom Burton / Crosby Stewart
10) Ty Driscoll
11) Kainoa Lloyd
12) Mike Nieuwenhuysen / Mostyn Findlay
13) James Thiel
14) Mostyn Findlay / Craig Mitchell-Hermann
15) Craig Mitchell-Hermann / Tom Burton
16) Nehemiah O’Neil
17) Sam Miller / Julian Guald
18) Wyatt Pilz / Austin Hutchcroft
19) Austin Hutchcroft / Carter Haddow
20) Jacob Griffin / Mark Yuen
21) Crosby Stewart / Isaac Gonevou
22) Isaac Gonevou / Jeremiah Gonevou
23) Jeremiah Gonevou / TBD
Ravens (Oct 25/current)
1 Josh Tweed
2 Riku Konrad
3 Owen Kokan / Saman Rezapour
4 Donald Carson / Owain Ruttan
5 Matthew Chan
6 Jake Tierney
7 Jake Ikeda / Louis Kassapian
8 Joe Locke
9 Billy Wickham
10 Lachlan Kratz
11 Cole Keffer / Mark Wandeto
12 Ethan Berry / Tsugo Hirai
13 Hamish Janes / Noah Jenson
14 Noah Bain / Cole Keffer
15 Andrew Coe / Noah Bain
16 Louis Kassapian / Isaiah Harrison
17 Saman Rezapour / Kaleb Whitelaw
18 Frank Carson / Grant Newell-Medu
19 Hillyard Carson / Alex Walker
20 Kelepi Gucake / Bryan Rondeau
21 Gio Sangiorgi
22 Jean-Claude Koorsten / David Thompson
23 Mark Ruga / Jean Fish
Meraloma 7 v Capilano 33 @ 14:30
Referee: Chris Assmus AR1: Bradley Schwalger AR2: Phil Webster
Venue: Connaught Park
A big +26 win for the Caps exceeding predictions, although Sean was on the right track. Caps are in 4th with a 3.66 PPM and the Lomas drop to 8th at 1.17 PPM and a 1-5 record. The Lomas host the Bays next while the Caps visit Westshore.
PREGAME
Lomas at 1-4 and Caps at 3-2, it’s coming up to the 1/3 of the season mark so the Lomas will need the win to stay within distance of a top 6 place and a ticket to the playoffs. Lomas lost to the Bays last week, Caps defeated CW.
Caps missing Izzak Kelly to the national tour but they have Logan Weidner back, we haven’t seen him in Caps gold since his time in MLR. That’s a big plus for them at #8.
The Lomas rotate their roster with Craig Trimble at second row the only new player to be added to the starting XV from last week.
Always a close rivalry between these teams, the Lomas at home but the Caps playing to form right now, should be a close one. Prediction: Caps by +3.
Sean’s Prediction: Capilano to get double digit win over Meraloma by 12. Capilano won in the early fixture between these 2 sides and I believe they will be wanting to widen the gap. Meraloma has a lot of spirit but will need some magic to get the W in my view. Capilano by +12.
Capilano (Oct 25/current)
1 Hussein Khadr
2 Jacob Bossi
3 Arsalan Schaigan
4 Ryan Hickey
5 Reid Yurkowski
6 Cam Tanner
7 Hamish MacDonald
8 Teancum Tuiali / Logan Weidner
9 Toby Horn
10 Wade Jansen
11 Jack Wise
12 Ben Taylor / Caleb Kingi
13 Johnny Franklin
14 Ryan Leskiw / Seamus O’Sullivan
15 Mike Moloney
16 Nate Bolton
17 Josh Leeks
18 Blair Twaddell / Riley Canning
19 Riley Canning / Nick Pearce
20 Nick Pearce / Teancum Tuiali
21 Seamus O’Sullivan / Jose Santiago
22 Jose Santiago / Willy Dormaar
23 Willy Dormaar / Charlie Huntingford
Meraloma (Oct 25/current)
1 Joyner Gaualofa
2 Mark Rickard
3 Tom Webb / Rhys Tucker
4 Ed Matthews / Craig Trimble
5 Conor O’Brien / Elliot Ogbemudia
6 Jordan Quinn
7 Sam Lyon / Alex Tagg
8 Marcus Ale / Sam Lyon
9 Luc Thomson
10 Charlie Greaves
11 Keith Graham
12 Corne Ludick
13 Kenny Saito
14 Ben Pope / Quentin Coetsee
15 Malachi King/ Ben Pope
16 Luca Aukuso
17 Andy McMeel
18 Rhys Tucker / Tom Webb
19 Elliot Ogbemudia / Bailey Graham
20 Dan Aplin / Tyus Dimbleby
21 Alex Tagg / Ted O’Leary
22 Tyus Dimbleby / Eoin Long
23 Quentin Coetsee / TBD
UBC RFC 69 v Castaway Wanderers 10 @ 14:30
Referee: Visiting Referee 1 (Pending) AR1: Visiting Referee 2 (Pending) AR2: Visiting Referee 2 (Pending)
Venue: UBC- Gerald McGavin Centre
A massive +59 win for UBC while resting many of their first string. This bodes well for them going into the university championships. CW drop to last place at 0-5 and a PPM of 0.8. UBC go to the university nationals next while CW will host Burnaby.
PREGAME
UBC top of the table and only undefeated team, they have their university nationals coming up and this will be their last Premier match before that event. CW haven’t been able to get a win in their 4 matches but they do have 4 bonus points in the losses.
CW missing a few players, Gradyn Bowd most notably, also Shane Rikley-Krindle and Angus Boyd-Porter from the backline. Ayo Ogunlabe returns to the second row and Gavin Kratz returns as reserve prop.
UBC resting a few starters with the CUMRC on the horizon, Relmu Wilson-Valdes, Joe McNulty, Callum Arnesen, Cody Nhanala, Stephen Webb, Liam James all missing from the roster. The McMullin brothers not present, Takoda on tour with the national team and Talon who has missed a couple of games, hopefully he’s good to go for the nationals.
It’s not UBC’s strongest roster but it may be a last chance for some players to make an impression and get on the roster going to Montreal. UBC haven’t lost yet, at home, go in as favourites. Prediction: UBC by +9.
Sean’s Prediction: UBC Thunderbirds by 18 over Castaway Wanderers. Thunderbirds are the team to beat at the moment and I expect them to pull out all the guns as they prep for the CUMRC in the next few weeks. UBC by +18.
CW (Oct 25/current)
1 Fred Regan
2 Antonio Corbin
3 Aiden Cole / Alex McCallum
4 Nat Dring
5 Mike Finnemore / Ayo Ogunlabe
6 John Humphries / Dafydd Thomas
7 Jack Goss
8 Dafydd Thomas / Mike Finnemore
9 Zech Pilgrim / Jay Welsh
10 Gradyn Bowd / Andrew Easson
11 Chris Gamage
12 Andrew Easson / George Vorster Jr
13 Shane Rikley-Krindle / Ciaran Woods
14 AJ Kosempel
15 Angus Boyd-Porter / Zech Pilgrim
16 Julian Ryan / Michael Crawford
17 Michael Crawford / Gavin Kratz
18 Scott McCann / Zach Hahn
19 Matt Sutherland / Hugh Mager
20 Gord Kehoe / Jon Kirk
21 Rhett Esler / Fraser Roethel
22 Jay Welsh / Yuri Huiseman
23 Marshall Stove / Rhett Esler
UBC (Oct 25/current)
1 Jacob Blackwood / James Mahaffy
2 Ethan McCarthy / Emmett Allan
3 Graeme Francolini / Jacob Blackwood
4 Relmu Wilson-Valdes / Sandon Gupta
5 Joe McNulty / Charlie Clark
6 Aiden Sutherland / Elijah McQueen
7 Callum Arnesen / Max Birtley
8 Cody Nhanala / Josh du Toit
9 Stephen Webb / Elijah Palov
10 James Biss
11 Niko Andrianos / Demetri Patterson
12 Liam James / Niko Andrianos
13 Takoda McMullin / Alastair Marshall
14 Elijah Palov / Zac Zapanta
15 Max McGavern / Ben Beauchamp
16 Josh du Toit / Ethan McCarthy
17 Ethan Samuels
18 Charlie Clark / Graeme Francolini
19 Max Birtley / Victor Wozniak
20 Elijah McQueen / Aiden Sutherland
21 Liam Turnbull / Ben Martin
22 Ben Martin / Liam Turnbull
23 Hamish Taylor / Will Barrett
Westshore 34 v Pacific Pride 14 @ 14:30
Referee: Cole Pedrick AR1: David Hale AR2: Andrew Owen
Venue: Juan De Fuca
This is the game we attended. It was a close 10-7 lead for Westshore at the half. Pride were short props and it showed in the second half as the Westshore scrum had ascendancy. The Pride were ahead at the 50 minute mark but it was all Westshore in the last 30. Impressing for the Pride was scrum half Jesse Kilgour and for Westshore Rhys James and Thomas Isherwood. Westshore retains 2nd place with a 4.0 PPM and a 4-1 record. The Pride drop to 0-2 and 9th place. We’ll post match photos to our social media channels.
PREGAME
Both teams had a bye last week and played an abbreviated exhibition match narrowly won by Westshore. Westshore were pummelled by UBC in their last Premier match, 45-0. Pride won their last match, an exhibition against Seattle, 57-36.
Westshore have Thomas Isherwood back, a big plus for them. They have a high octane backline although it failed to ignite against UBC in their last match.
The Pride seem short in the prop department as they have TBC for #17 and #18 and they’re starting TWU prop Ethan Jurgeneit at tighthead. We may see young Simroy John from Shawnigan in one of those spots and that would be a brother v brother contest with Simeon at tighthead for Westshore. The Pride do have a new South African #8, Dewet Van Rooyen, that should be interesting to watch. Also Jesse Kilgour is back at #9, perhaps in the running for one of the 7s spots going to Trinidad later this month.
It’s hard to understand how Westshore got blanked last match with the firepower they have in the backline. Will Isherwood be the missing link? How will Pride be affected in their search for front row reserves, the return of Kilgour and the potential of a new South African #8 add to the unknowns. Going for the home team on this one. Prediction: Westshore by +5.
Sean’s Prediction: Westshore to get the win over Pacific Pride by 7. Unsure how this game will unfold especially being PP second game of the season while Westshore have 3 wins after 4 games. I think the more games you play as a team the better your team will be. I will be surprised if Westshore loses. Westshore by +7.
Westshore (Oct 18/current )
1 Kane Perrett
2 Andrew McNabb / Matt Evans
3 Simeon John
4 Joe Kingham
5 Kaden Duguid
6 Seth Recalma / Aidan Holland
7 Daragh Carroll / Brian Ndirangu
8 Elias Hancock
9 Payton Gibson
10 Taylor McGuire
11 Johnstone Olindi / Jeff Oluoch
12 Mark Balaski
13 Jeff Oluoch / Thomas Ishwerwood
14 Nelson Oyoo
15 Rhys James
16 Matt Evans / Bob McKay
17 Bob McKay / Nathan Groenewold
18 Brian Ndirangu / Omar Abu Alnaaj
19 Admir Cejvanovic / Matt Weir
20 Charles Taimani / Admir Cejvanovic
21 Zander Payne / Darian Morrison
22 Darian Morrison / Drew Belbin
23 Braeden Bespalko / Alex Mentiply
Pacific Pride (Oct 4/current)
1 Joe Garoza / Justin Tasse
2 Noah Kyneston / Theo Espagnol
3 Simroy John / Ethan Jurgeneit
4 Mason MacDonald / Jaiden John
5 Nate Cameron / Mason MacDonald
6 Evan Logan
7 Greg Putterhill / Taine Clague
8 Taine Clague / Dewet Van Rooyen
9 Chris Rose / Jesse Kilgour
10 Jamin Hodgkins
11 Ian Jones
12 Alan Berros / Hudson Young
13 Liam Poulton
14 Jute Norlin / Alan Berros
15 Thomas Cuzange / Glenn Roy
16 Porter Gook
17 Tim Zimmer / TBD
18 Theo Espagnol / TBD
19 Jaiden John / Asfi Saeed
20 Asfi Saeed / Jack Part
21 Jack Part / Chris Rose
22 Mitchell Buie / Jean-Louis Desgouttes
23 Matt Bennett / Andy Cooper
Week 6 Standings
| Team | Played | Wins | Draws | Losses | BP | Points | Ratio |
| UBC | 7 | 6 | 1 | 0 | 7 | 33 | 4.71 |
| Westshore | 5 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 20 | 4 |
| Ravens | 6 | 4 | 0 | 2 | 7 | 23 | 3.83 |
| Capilano | 6 | 4 | 0 | 2 | 6 | 22 | 3.66 |
| Burnaby Lake | 6 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 18 | 3 |
| James Bay | 6 | 3 | 0 | 3 | 5 | 17 | 2.83 |
| UVic | 5 | 1 | 0 | 4 | 4 | 8 | 1.6 |
| Meraloma | 6 | 1 | 0 | 5 | 3 | 7 | 1.17 |
| Pacific Pride | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1 |
| CW | 5 | 0 | 0 | 5 | 4 | 4 | 0.8 |
Women’s Premier
The Women’s Premier predictions will be updated when we have all the rosters, missing at the time of writing Thunderbirds.
Meraloma 24 v Burnaby Lake 19 @ 12:45
Referee: Phil Webster AR1: John Cameron AR2: Lauren Hancock
Venue: Connaught Park (note venue changed to Burnaby Lake)
The Lomas are the real deal taking down Burnaby Lake, coming up from Div 1 they prove they’re one of the contenders this Premier season. The Lomas visit CW next while Burnaby are scheduled to host the Ravens if they can get their team sorted. The Lomas are undefeated at 2-0 while Burnaby drops to 2-1.
PREGAME
This is a tough one to call, Burnaby have won both their games, the Lomas have only played one game and won that over CW in convincing fashion. The Lomas are a good Div 1 team coming up to Premier, how good is the question and this match should answer that. If Lomas win this one then they’re serious contenders, but based on Burnaby taking down defending champions Thunderbirds last week, they’ll go in as favourites. Prediction: Burnaby by +5.
Burnaby (Oct 25/current)
1. Lauren Tagg
2. Florence Belanger Jones
3. Tess Woldring
4. Emily Van Gulik
5. Nicole Stephenson
6. Natasha Lalonde
7. Madison Brooke
8. Jailee Mercedes
9. Kaila France
10. Miriama Naiobasali / Rachel Wood
11. Jaidyn Mawhinney
12. James Sheldon-Houle / Laisana Likuceva
13. Rachel Wood / Hannah Hibbs
14. Olivia Vangel
15. Ava van Santen
16. Teresa Thomson
17. R Lewis / J Sheldon-Houle
18. James Sheldon-Houle / G Hindley
19. D Dublin / Ada Okonkwo
20.B Booth / S Gillar
21. N Elwood / Faith Nishi
22. K Gertzl / M Chan
23. Laisani Likuceva / Miriama Naiobasali
Meraloma (Oct 4/current?)
1 Stacey Warner
2 Tanya Bennett
3 Gracie Donaldson / Elyce Thomas
4 Nat MacMillan
5 Deanna Cvitanovich
6 Nicola Schmidt
7 Helen McGhee / Caleigh McMillan
8 Carmen Duursema / Helen McGhee
9 Cassidy Gale / Bea Collier-Pandya
10 Sara Hernandez
11 Mikela Scharlach / Demi Quickfall
12 Flora Poole
13 Demi Quickfall / Cassidy Gale
14 Kayla Kim
15 Emma Lowe
16 Gwyn Mason / Gracie Donaldson
17 Hailey Jeffries / Gemma McCutcheon
18 Elyce Thomas / Hailey Jeffries
19 Lindsey Hood
20 Jessica Nelson / Maggie Kent
21 Bea Collier-Pandya / Robyn Feraday
22 Robyn Feraday / Carah Hager
23 Maggie Kent / Mikela Scharlach
Vancouver Thunderbirds 19 v Castaway Wanderers 32@ 12:45
Referee: Cole Northcott AR1: Visiting Referee 2 (Pending) AR2: Visiting Referee 2 (Pending)
Venue: UBC- Gerald McGavin Centre
The second loss in a row for the defending champions, the question is what will their team look like when the first team players return after the University Championship wraps up. CW goes to 1-2, the same as UBC. Next match for CW is hosting Meraloma, the Thunderbirds visit Westshore.
Thunderbirds (Oct 18/current?)
1 Katie Stoddart
2 Addy Oldfield
3 Angel Boswell
4 Kimberley Sinow
5 Tegan Jost
6 Anna Plate
7 Savannah Peltier
8 Makenna Kamiya
9 Ella Hudon
10 Lanae Davenport
11 Joelle Kuyek
12 Vela Baravian
13 Chloe Bong
14 Emily Wang
15 Catrin Taylor
16 Ruby Kaltiainen
17 Adinah Sheppard
18 Sofie Leman
19 Sarah Fong
20 Ella Kirk
21 Sara Terani
22 Avery Carroll
23 Therese Nyuyen
CW (Oct 25/current)
1 Josie Pusch / Josie Anzai
2 Karen Garcia / Jamie Rikley-Krindle
3 Bronwyn Zodichi
4 Kass Cej
5 Josie Anzai / Avalon Crawford
6 Annalise Branter / Alex Motherwell
7 Lucy Beauchemin
8 Olivia Corbett
9 Emily Samek
10 Emily Currey
11 Gwynnie Fry
12 Bella Anderton-Teasdale
13 Madeline Astridge
14 Emmie Pierce
15 Mirin O’Regan
16 Jamie Rikley-Krindle / Karen Garcia
17 Kelsey McKinnon / Madea Solberg
18 Jordis Furdal / Annalise Branter
19 Jamie Knaggs / Annabelle Lapointe
20 Hadley MacPherson
21 Kate Kristianson
22 Savannah King / TBD
23 TBD
Westshore 120 v Abbotsford RFC 17 @ 12:45
Referee: Andrew Owen AR1: Sam Klein-Laufer AR2: Simon Eby (Pending)
Venue: Juan De Fuca
A bit of a wake up call for the Abbotsford players coming from Div 1 up to Premier. Westshore go to 3-0 and Abby goes to 0-2. Abbotsford host Seattle next while Westshore host the Thunderbirds.
PREGAME
Westshore won the first match in Abby by +20, at home they’ll go in as favourites. They’re missing Keyara Wardley in the centres but still have national team player Breanne Nicholas running the backline from #10. Prediction: Westshore by +14.
Westshore (Oct 25 / current)
1 Brittany Sims / Maddie Lemay
2 Courtney Sims
3 Chelsey Minter
4 Aila Norlin
5 Sarah McWhinney
6 Sioa Bloomfield
7 Brooke Horsfall
8 Emerald Maze
9 Emilie Sinclair / Abby Hall
10 Breanne Nicholas
11 Jilian Fulton
12 Kendra Cousineau
13 Keyara Wardley / Emery Britton
14 Emery Britton / Cypress Des Ormeaux Schmidt
15 Cypress Des Ormeaux Schmidt / Ami Camicioli
16 Jimena Alvarez-Rodriguez
17 Maddie Lemay / Megan Wolfe
18 Israel te Nulte
19 Abigail Hall / Miranda Grant
20 Emilie Brett
21 Ami Camicioli / TBD
Abbotsford
1 H Cookson
2 S Foulds / L Tapparo
3 K Preston
4 L Demeyer / T Lew
5 K Brosseau
6 C Swain / S Foulds
7 EM Skillings / J Dhillon
8 M Handy / L Demeyer
9 E Chalmers
10 M de Beer / M Gayger
11 K Bay / R Sandhu
12 ER Skillings
13 M Gayger / E Roberds
14 S Germaine / A Meier
15 K Makara / K Bay
16 L Tapparo / L Duncan
17 J Csaszar / A Johnson
18 A Johnson / J Csaszar
19 R Sandhu / K McEwan
20 E Roberds / T Kempf
21 S Eskildsen / S Germain
22 A Maarsman / TBD
23 T Lew / TBD