BC Premier Week 14 Results: Westshore Upset by Lomas, Bays Victors at Burnaby, UBC Fall to Ravens, Pride Pummel CW – Women’s Premier Ravens Defeat Seattle, Thunderbirds Soar Past Burnaby, Abby Crushed by CW, Westshore Upset Lomas
Week 14 has wrapped up, the Ravens remain top of the table with Westshore, UBC and Capilano in pursuit. In Women’s Premier some mismatches as UBC hit their title defending form but Lomas still top the table. There were numerous national team and MLR level players in the rosters this week Andrew Coe, Josiah Morra, Reegan O’Gorman, Callum Botchar, Noah Flesch, Mason Flesch, Emerson Prior, Mark Balaski, Guiseppe du Toit and more.
Men’s Premier
Meraloma 24 v Westshore 21 @ 12:45
Referee: Shanda Assmus AR1: John Bay AR2: Miriam Sobrino
Venue: Connaught Park
The Lomas with the upset win at home, they get a bonus point win but are officially eliminated from the playoffs as they have 3 games left and at 20 points they can’t catch Burnaby at 36 points even with 3 bonus point wins. Westshore get a bonus point in the loss and precariously hold on to 2nd place with UBC and Capilano closing in. Westshore have 4 matches left in the regular season. Next weekend the Lomas host UBC and Westshore visit CW.
PREGAME
#2 hosting #8. These teams just met two weeks ago at Westshore with a close 29-19 win for the home side. This week the Lomas host.
The Lomas with 3 changes, Tom Webb comes in at loosehead prop, Ben Shaw starts on the wing and Nathan Gallant at fullback.
Westshore have added Emerson Prior to the roster, a big addition to the front row at loosehead prop. Seth Recalma returns to the roster at second row. Mitch Buie gets the start at scrum half, and Mark Balaski returns to start at inside centre moving Rhys James to fullback. The bench is fortified with the return of Alvin Otieno and Avery Oitomen.
The Westshore roster look a bit stronger this match, counter that with the Lomas having home field advantage. If those factors cancel out then I’d expect a similar result. Prediction: Westshore by +7.
Meraloma (Feb 7th/current)
1 Joyner Gaualofa / Tom Webb
2 Luca Aukuso
3 Jordan Quinn
4 Elliot Ogbemudia
5 Conor O’Brien
6 Sam Lyon
7 Alex Tagg
8 Marcus Ale
9 Tyus Dimbleby
10 Anzac Tipene
11 Keith Graham / Ben Shaw
12 Elijah Corbett
13 Malachi Te Rore – King
14 Ben Pope
15 Ben Shaw / Nathan Gallant
16 Corne Ludick
17 Carl Pickering
18 Andrew Readman / Craig Trimble
19 Oskar Benoit / Andrew Readman
20 Kurtis Liu
21 Nathan Booker / Joe Wilde
22 Carlos Thompson / Nathan Booker
23 TBD
Westshore (Feb 7th/current)
1 Kane Perrett / Emerson Prior
2 Foster Dewitt
3 Omar Abu Alnaaj / Kane Perrett
4 Toby Higgins
5 Charles Taimani / Seth Recalma
6 Daragh Carroll
7 Brian Ndirangu
8 Joe Kingham
9 Grayson Perry / Mitch Buie
10 Josh Nordstrom
11 Alex Mentiply
12 Payton Gibson / Mark Balaski
13 Rhys James / Payton Gibson
14 Johnston Olindi / Jeff Oluoch
15 Drew Belbin / Rhys James
16 Bobby McKay / Nathan Groenewold
17 Simeon John / Ryan Surgenour
18 Matt Weir / Alvin Otieno
19 Nathan Groenewold / William Mwanji
20 Admir Cejvanovic / Ryan Waldriff
21 Mitch Buie / Grayson Perry
22 Jeff Oluoch / Liam Clark
23 Braedan Bespalko / Avery Oitomen
Burnaby Lake 16 v James Bay AA 26 @ 14:30
Referee: Bradley Schwalger AR1: Saro Turner AR2: Tere Blake
Venue: Burnaby Lake Rugby Club
The Bays with a strong travelling roster get the +10 bonus point win, that result puts them in 5th place with 4 matches left. Burnaby drop to 7th place with the loss (2.57 ppm), and no bonus point, behind UVic who move up to 6th place (2.64 ppm) and the final playoff spot. Burnaby have 3 matches left including an important one against UVic. UVic are on tour in Portugal and have 6 matches left. Next weekend UVic visit the Bays and Burnaby have a bye.
PREGAME
#6 hosting #5. Burnaby coming off a loss to Ravens, Bays coming off a win against CW. Burnaby won the matchup in September by +5.
Burnaby have Guiseppe du Toit starting at #10, a flashback to when he was considered the heir apparent to that position for the national team as a young player. Wayne Ngubane returns to his normal scrum half position. Iowane Raturici starts at fullback. In the forwards James Kelly moves back to hooker and Jonah Fridffinson gets the start at openside flanker.
The Bays are fully loaded this week, the strongest roster they’ve put out this season. Mason Flesch on the bench with brother Noah Flesch starting in the centres. Callum Botchar in the second row, there’s no changes to the starting XV that put 61 points on CW last weekend.
It will be interesting to see how Guiseppe du Toit goes at #10 for Burnaby but the Bays have a strong roster, adding Mason Flesch to the reserves says it all. Prediction: Bays by +8.
Burnaby (Feb 7th/current)
1 Dylan Vermette
2 Joel Abdel Barr / James Kelly
3 Bryce Worden
4 Leo Chen
5 Sam Tsoi
6 James Kelly / Jonah Fridffinson
7 Clinton Odhiambo
8 Jarod Byrnes
9 Anthony Carrol / Wayne Ngubane
10 Wayne Ngubane / Guiseppe du Toit
11 Sione Fine
12 Fynn Murphy
13 Kimi Vunituraga / David Dinbandhu
14 Stu Jamison
15 Kyle Corrigan / Iowane Raturici
16 Rylin McKenzie / Iain Kennel Webb
17 Iain Kennel Webb / Grayson Hardie
18 Grayson Hardie / Dreydon Martin
19 Jonah Fridffinson / Taitusi Vikilani
20 Taitusi Vikilani / Anthony Carrol
21 Iowane Raturici / Kimi Vunituraga
22 David Dinbandhu / Kyle Corrigan
23 Luke Toroca / TBD
James Bay (Feb 7th/current)
1) Scott Warner
2) Neil Trainor
3) Wyatt Pilz
4) Harrison Archdekin
5) Callum Botchar
6) Mike Nieuhuysen
7) Brendyn Beck
8) Alex Jordan
9) Tom Burton
10) Isaac Gonevou
11) Kainoa Lloyd
12) Noah Flesch
13) James Thiel
14) Mostyn Findlay
15) Ty Driscoll
16) Nehemiah O’Neil
17) Omar El-Gayed
18) Dakota Lachance / Riley Lloyd
19) Moe Steves / Austin Hutchcroft
20) Carter Haddow / Mason Flesch
21) Henry Kirwan
22) Jeremiah Gonevou / Joeli Gonevou
23) Malik James
UBCOB Ravens 33 v UBC RFC 29 @ 14:30
Referee: Chris Assmus AR1: Phil Webster AR2: Rachel Morrison
Venue: Jericho Beach Park
Another close match between these rivals and it wouldn’t be a surprise to see these two teams in the final again this year. The Ravens with the bonus point win extend their lead as the top team. UBC with 2 bonus points in the loss stay in 3rd but are now tied with Capilano. UBC have 5 matches left, Ravens have 4. Next week UBC visit the Lomas and the Ravens visit Capilano.
PREGAME
#1 hosting #3. These two teams met 2 weeks ago and it was a narrow +1 win for the Ravens at UBC.
The Ravens are loaded, they’ve got Andrew Coe at #10, Josiah Morra on the wing and for good measure have added Reegan O’Gorman to the bench. That’s added to their already strong roster that are on a 4 game winning streak. Riku Konrad returns to the roster as starting hooker, Jake Tierney moves to blindside flanker. Donald Carson returns to the roster to start at second row and Hillyard Carson moves to the reserves.
UBC have their usual Premier roster back after resting a number of starters against the Cal Bears. It’s a similar roster to the one that narrowly lost to the Ravens in January. Graeme Francolini is back at tighthead prop and Liam Kinghorn at blindside flanker. There’s no sign of the McMullin brothers, the last time we saw one of them in the roster was January 23rd, when Talon was on the bench.
Ravens won the first matchup at UBC, now at home with a few additions. Prediction: Ravens by +3.
Ravens (Feb 7th/current)
1 Josh Tweed
2 Jake Tierney / Riku Konrad
3 Owen Kokan
4 Hillyard Carson / Donald Carson
5 Frank Carson / Frank Carson
6 Matthew Chan / Jake Tierney
7 Lucas Rumball / Matthew Chan
8 Joe Locke
9 Gio Sangiorgi
10 Jack Carson / Andrew Coe
11 Cole Keffer
12 Hamish Janes / Ethan Berry
13 Noah Jenson / Hamish Janes
14 Mark Wandeto / Josiah Morra
15 Noah Bain
16 Chris Taylor / Kaleb Whitelaw
17 Matthew Perry / Saman Rezapour
18 Isaiah Harrison / Hillyard Carson
19 Sean Beckett / Reegan O’Gorman
20 Bryn Rondeau / David O’Donaghue
21 David O’Donaghue / Jacob Bourne
22 Jean Fish / Noah Jensen
23 David Thompson / TBD
UBC (Feb 7th/current)
1 Ethan Samuels / Jacob Blackwood
2 Kevin Griffiths / Ethan McCarthy
3 Jacob Blackwood / Graeme Francolini
4 Josh du Toit / Relmu Wilson-Valdes
5 Joe McNulty
6 Aiden Sutherland / Liam Kinghorn
7 Max Birtley / Callum Arnesen
8 Callum Arnesen / Cody Nhanala
9 Stephen Webb
10 Caleb Seumanutafa
11 Max McGavern / Lenny Bonduau
12 Liam Turnbull / Alastair Marshall
13 Alastair Marshall / Liam James
14 Elijah Palov / Niko Andrianos
15 Liam James / Max McGavern
16 Keiran McRae / Josh du Toit
17 Colton Mocon / Kevin Griffiths
18 Jonathan Newman / Charlie Clark
19 Ronan Graham / Max Birtley
20 Ben Martin / Keiran McCrae
21 Lenny Bonduau / Ronan Graham
22 TBD / Ben Martin
23 TBD / Will Barrett
Castaway Wanderers 17 v Pacific Pride 57 @ 14:45
Referee: Julianne Zussman AR1: Cole Pedrick AR2: Robert Brown
Venue: Windsor Park
The Pride finally get their first win of the Premier season and do it in style by a +40 margin. The Pride have 2 Premier matches left against UBC and Burnaby. CW sit at the bottom of the table and won’t be participating in post season play this year. CW have 4 matches left starting next weekend against Westshore and then Ravens, UBC, and UVic.
PREGAME
#9 hosting #10. CW with one win this season that was against the Lomas. The Pride coming off a thumping against the visiting Atlantic team, they’ve only managed a draw this season in Premier, that was against the Lomas as well.
CW with a slight change to the front row with Fred Regan coming in as loosehead, Corbin off the bench to hooker and Kratz moves to tighthead. Mike Finnemore missing at #8 so Merlin M’Cloud moves from openside flanker to #8, Wainwright moves to openside and Kehoe comes off the bench to start. The only change in the backline is Jordan Tait is missing and Angus Boyd-Porter comes off the bench to start at inside centre. In the reserves Mateo Quinonez was playing for the Pride earlier in the season, looks like he’s a second row replacement for CW in this match.
The Pride have shaken up the roster a bit from their loss last weekend, a couple of players who were playing for Atlantic are now back in the Pride jersey and starting Justin Tasse at prop and Nate Cameron as flanker. Jordy Auger is hooker and Eric Rutledge who impressed when he subbed on against Atlantic, gets the start at tighthead. Jaiden John comes off the bench to start at second row and gets the captaincy this week. Kyneston gets the start at openside flanker, Taine Clague gets moved from blindside flanker to outside centre. Rogan Moir moves from #9 to #10 and Jean-Louis Desgouttes moves from #10 to inside centre. With Luke Prest starting at fullback it looks like three scrum-halves in the starting XV, Chris Rose, Rogan Moir and Luke Prest. The Pride certainly shaking up the roster looking for some answers.
The weather in Victoria is calling for cloud with a 40% chance of showers. I think the Pride will have the advantage if the weather supports expansive rugby, the Pride have been suspect in defence however, especially against the lineout and maul. We’ll see how much work they’ve done this week with their coach back from the 7s tournament. Prediction: Pride by +5.
CW (Feb 7th/current)
1 Gavin Kratz / Fred Regan
2 Jack Wallace / Antonio Corbin
3 Roman Cao / Gavin Kratz
4 Ayo Ogunlabe
5 Nat Dring
6 Marcello Wainwright / Gord Kehoe
7 Merlin M’Cloud / Marcello Wainwright
8 Mike Finnemore / Merlin M’Cloud
9 Zech Pilgrim
10 Andrew Easson
11 Shane Rikley-Krindle
12 Jordan Tait / Angus Boyd-Porter
13 Liam Poulton
14 Jay Welsh
15 AJ Kosempel
16 Antonio Corbin / Zak Zeray
17 John Braddock / Roman Cao
18 Jace Peters / Akram Nadeem
19 Gord Kehoe / Mateo Quinonez
20 Jake Ilnicki / Sam Powley
21 Angus Boyd-Porter / George Vorster
22 Chris Gamage / Marshall Stove
23 Matt Sutherland / TBD
Pacific Pride (Feb 7th/current)
1 Rudy Osborne / Justin Tasse
2 Theo Espagnol / Jordy Auger
3 Simroy John / Eric Rutledge
4 Jacques Bonsant
5 Mason McDonald / Jaiden John
6 Taine Clague / Nate Cameron
7 Evan Logan / Noah Kyneston
8 Jack Part / De Wet Van Rooyen
9 Rogan Moir / Chris Rose
10 Jean-Louis Desgouttes / Rogan Moir
11 Hudson Poppitt
12 Hudson Young / Jean-Louis Desgouttes
13 Andrew Cooper / Taine Clague
14 Jute Norlin / Noah Hudson
15 Alan Berros / Luke Prest
16 Porter Gook
17 Matteo Quinonez / Rudy Osborne
18 Eric Rutledge / Theo Espagnol
19 Jaiden John / Mason McDonald
20 Noah Kyneston / Jack Part
21 Chris Rose / Jute Norlin
22 Luke Prest / Alan Berros
23 Ian Jones / Sam Blundell
Women’s Premier
Burnaby Lake 10 v Vancouver Thunderbirds 73 @ 12:45
Referee: Saro Turner AR1: Tere Blake
Venue: Burnaby Lake Rugby Club
When the Thunderbirds have their 1st team players available they’re definitely contenders for another Premier title. It wasn’t close in the end, a +63 win. They have 22 points from 7 games a 3.14 ppm. Burnaby have 28 points from 9 games, a 3.11 ppm. Burnaby visit Abbotsford next week and UBC have a bye.
PREGAME
#2 hosting #5. The Thunderbirds two time defending champions but their roster strength has been up and down so far this season as the UBC XVs and 7s schedule takes priority.
Burnaby missing their starting #10 Miriama Naiobasali who has been impressive this season. Michelle Veerman takes that role, I believe she’s from TWU. The only other change in the starting XV is Kaila France replacing Mia Chan in the back three.
The Thunderbirds have 10 players in the roster from the UBC championship team, so they’re not full strength yet with the 7s season still with one round left in early March, but they’re almost there. Olivia Sarabura comes in at fullback, she was outstanding for UBC in the last 7s tournament and was named to the tournament dream team. Lana Dueck, another UBC 7s player, gets the start at #10.
Burnaby won the October encounter by +5 but UBC have a stronger roster this time around. Prediction: Thunderbirds by +2.
Burnaby (Feb 7th/current)
1. Lauren Tagg
2. Teresa Thomson
3. Tess Woldring
4. Emily Van Gulik
5. Nicole Stephenson
6. Madison Brooke
7. Gabrielle Hindley
8. Ada Okonkwo
9. Natasha Lalonde
10. Miriama Naiobasali / Michelle Veerman
11. Tatiana Rowe
12. Hannah Hibbs
13. Grace Tuivatukalo
14. Mia Chan / Jaidyn Mawhinney
15. Jaidyn Mawhinney / Kaila France
16. J Mercedes / P McNeill
17. S Savary / S Chassomeris
18. S Gillar / S Savary
19. A Chassomeris / J Sheldon-Houle
20. P McNeill / Faith Nishi
21. S Milburn / S Gillar
22. TBD / O Vangel
23. TBD / N Elwood
Thunderbirds (Jan 31st/current)
1 Maya Nowotny / Katie Stoddart
2 Kiki Idowu
3 Angel Boswell
4 Anya Prokopich
5 Teya Ashworth
6 Anna Plate
7 Maddy Thran
8 Kimberley Sinow / Ayana Titifanua
9 Lanae Davenport / Tia Jordo
10 Sarah MacPherson / Lana Dueck
11 Joelle Kuyek / Meghan Lindsay
12 Vela Bavarian / Sarah MacPherson
13 Belle Rousseau
14 Meghan Lindsay / Catrin Taylor
15 Chloe Bong / Olivia Sarabura
16 Addy Oldfield / Ruby Kaltiainen
17 Katie Stoddart / Abi Stanley
18 Tegan Jost / Ella Kirk
19 Ruby Kaltiainen / Sarah Fong
20 Ella Kirk / Jesse Knaggs
21 Abi Stanley / Ella Hudon
22 Sarah Fong / Joelle Kuyak
23 Sofia Shortis / TBD
Meraloma 10 v Westshore 28 @ 14:30
Referee: Justyn Roberts AR1: Sam Klein-Laufer AR2: Jack Webster
Venue: Connaught Park
Westshore with a strong travelling roster were able to reverse the result from last meeting even though on the road. The result gives Westshore 32 points from 9 games, a 3.56 ppm. The Lomas have 30 points from 8 games, a 3.75 ppm so they still narrowly hold on to top spot. Next week Westshore visit CW and the Lomas host the Ravens.
PREGAME
#1 hosting #3. The Lomas won the first match up 2 weeks ago on the road by a comfortable +13.
Westshore have a stronger roster this weekend with the addition of some backline attacking threats like Vanessa Chiapetta at outside centre. The bench looks strong with Kendra Cousineau, Ivy Poetker and Elle Douglas looking to make an impact.
The Lomas have a stable roster and put out the same starting XV as last match with one exception, Jessica Nelson comes off the bench to start at openside flanker moving Helen McGhee to #8.
Should be a great match, Westshore with a slightly stronger roster, Lomas at home, the +13 previous result. Prediction: Lomas by +7.
Westshore (Feb 7th/current)
1 Sierra Gillis / Soleil Brooks
2 Kendra Cousineau / Courtney Sims
3 Chelsey Minter / Sierra Gillis
4 Aila Norlin
5 Celia Probe / Shayla Stigant
6 Courtney Sims / Hailey Sampson
7 Brooke Horsfall / Emily Findlay
8 Grace McKay / Celia Probe
9 Abby Hall / Emilie Sinclair
10 Emery Britton
11 Hailey Sampson / Cypress Des Ormeaux Schmidt
12 Emilie Brett / Vanessa Chiapetta
13 Miranda Grant / Emilie Brett
14 Maya Addai
15 Emilie Sinclair / Abby Hall
16 Maddy Lemay / Kendra Cousineau
17 Soleil Brooks / Sioa Bloomfield
18 Sasha McGee / Brittany Sims
19 Shayla Stigant / Piper Walsh
20 Kaitlyn Brescia / Kyla Warren
21 Jimena Alvarez Rodriguez / Elle Douglas
22 Sioa Bloomfield / Ivy Poetker
23 Brittany Sims / TBD
Meraloma (Feb 7th/current)
1 Stacey Warner
2 Tanya Bennett
3 Elyce Thomas
4 Deanna Cvitanovich
5 Nat MacMillan
6 Gemma McCutcheon
7 Helen McGhee / Jessica Nelson
8 Carmen Duursema / Helen McGhee
9 Cassidy Gale
10 Sara Hernandez
11 Kayla Kim
12 Flora Poole
13 Demi Quickfall
14 Mikela Scharlach
15 Emma Lowe
16 Hailey Jeffries
17 TBD / Gracie Donaldson
18 Gracie Donaldson / Lindsey Hood
19 Lindsey Hood / Caleigh McMillan
20 Caleigh McMillan / Carmen Duursema
21 Jessica Nelson / Bea Collier-Pandya
22 Robyn Feraday / Lucy Gethin-Jones
23 Lucy Gethin-Jones / Carah Hager
Castaway Wanderers 106 v Abbotsford 0 @ 12:45
Referee: Cole Pedrick AR1: Mckenzie Eckart AR2: Ivy Poetker
Venue: Windsor Park
Abby is finding it difficult going up to Premier and they get another century scored on them. CW have 26 points from 8 games, a 3.25 ppm, good for 3rd place. The BCRU standings will have to be adjusted for exhibition matches against the Ravens so there might be a slight discrepancy with their posted standings and the revised standings. Currently it’s Meraloma, Westshore, CW, UBC, Burnaby occupying the top 5 spots with Seattle a distant 6th. Next weekend CW host Westshore and Abby host Burnaby.
PREGAME
#4 hosting #7. CW looking to be playoff bound, Abby in last place and winless so far this season. They’ve had 370 points scored against them in 5 matches, it shouldn’t be close. Prediction: CW by +20.
CW (Feb 7th/current)
1 Josie Anzai / Chanelle Edwards-Challenger
2 Jess Beaudry / Remee Brown
3 Bronwyn Zodichi / Hana Veysi
4 Kass Cej
5 Marina Skakun / Jamie Knaggs
6 Jamie Knaggs / Alex Motherwell
7 Alex Motherwell / Lucy Beauchemin
8 Olivia Corbett
9 Emily Samek
10 Bella Anderton-Teasdale
11 Emmie Pierce
12 Remee Brown / Emily Currey
13 Hadley MacPherson
14 Kayla Conway
15 Emily Currey / Marin O’Regan
16 Sadie Schneider / Jessica Beaudry
17 Hana Veysi / Bronwyn Zodichi
18 Jamie Rikley-Krindle
19 Chanelle Edwards-Challenger / Jordis Furdal
20 Josi Pusch
21 Jordis Furdal / Gwynnie Fry
22 Lucy Beauchemin / Maddy Astridge
23 Savannah King
Abbotsford (Jan 31st/current)
1 H Cookson
2 H Giesbrecht
3 L Tapparo / L Duncan
4 T Lew
5 S Foulds / S Johnson
6 C Swain / R Sandhu
7 Y Kubota
8 R Sandhu / L Demeyer
9 E Chalmers / A Maarsman
10 M DeBeer / E Chalmers
11 M Redden / K Bay
12 M Gayger / S Eskildsen
13 A Meier / M Gayger
14 A Maarsman / J Church
15 K Bay / A Meier
16 L Duncan / AJ Johnston
17 A Johnson
18 S Thiel / R Zapporalli
19 L Demeyer / H Harrison
20 M Gayger / TBD
21 S Johnson / TBD
22 J Church / TBD
23 T Kempf / TBD
UBCOB Ravens 62 v Seattle Rugby 19 @ 11:15
Referee: Rachel Morrison AR1: Nixon Sutherland
Venue: Jericho Beach Park
The Ravens with their first win of the season, again done in style, a +43 win. It’s perhaps a hint of what they can accomplish next season. The Ravens visit the Lomas next weekend, Seattle have a bye.
PREGAME
An exhibition match as the Ravens compete in the 2nd half of the season. Seattle were crushed by 78 points last weekend by CW, Ravens put in a good show against Burnaby losing by 9 but they had six UBC players in the roster which are not listed this week. We haven’t seen the Seattle roster yet. Should be a competitive match with perhaps the Ravens tasting their first win of the season on home soil.
Ravens (Feb 7th/current)
1 S Oreskovich / Talia Hennessy
2 Jordan McLeod
3 Talia Hennessy / Caitlin Woods
4 Lauren Brown / S Brooks
5 Emma Hannigan
6 D Baker / K Good
7 Ang Alexander
8 S Fong / R Smith
9 Alayna Scramstad / H Carroll
10 Robyn Alexander / Alayna Scramstad
11 Georgia Elliston / E Due
12 M Lindsay / J Douglas
13 M Thran / G Elliston
14 Caoimhe McManus
15 J Douglas / A Carruthers
16 Caitlin Woods / A Laing
17 S Pasqual / C Baxendale
18 Alex Sy / L Baxendale
19 Sabine Pengally
20 M Leung / I Vera
21 C Taylor / Z Cisak
22 TBD
23 TBD
Seattle (Feb 7th/current)
1. Gabby Simmons
2. Taylor Tracy
3. Sydnee Kimber
4. Jessie Eames
5. Hattie McKay
6. Olivia Santiago
7. Jess Berg
8. Tee Teaupa
9. Faith Granados
10. Christa Banks
11. Syd Colbern
12. Kendra Young
13. Katie Shadler
14. Renee Fernandez
15. Erica Legaspi
16. Sydney Abel
17. Steph Hook
18. Arden Ranta
19. Krsytal Marshall
20. Ann England
21. Marty Quick
22. Dani Peterson
23. PJ Tillman
Good to see the Pride with a strong showing