UBC Claim 5th University Championship Title In Dominating Win Over UVic
It wasn’t a result many would have predicted, a 41-7 one-sided match in the final. These two teams met twice in October with the Vikes winning one +5 and the T-Birds winning the other +6. There didn’t appear to be much between the teams.
UBC showed up mentally on the day, UVic didn’t. The first UBC try was a portent of things to come as the Vikes maul defence vanished as UBC scored their first try just four minutes into the 60 minute match. It didn’t get better for the Vikes, they scored a consolation try at the end after UBC had built a 41-0 lead.
The match report and tournament all-star teams are listed below. The match is archived on The Rugby Network.
In other action Guelph won the Bronze, 38-12 over Memorial. TWU claimed 5th, 27-24 over Queen’s. Ottawa was 7th, defeating Calgary 47-0.
from cumrc.com
The No. 1 UBC Thunderbirds used a dominating performance to outmatch the No. 2 Victoria Vikes on their way to an impressive 41-7 victory for their third straight Canadian Championship at the Canadian University Men’s Rugby Championship Sunday evening at the Willoughby Community Park Stadium at the Langley Events Centre in Langley, B.C.
Scoring for UBC were Alastair Marshall and Hillyard Carson with two tries each, Callum Arnesen, Jacob Bossi, and Niko Andrianos with a try each. While Takoda McMullin added three conversions for the Thunderbirds. Brendan Kim with a try and Alex Gamage with the conversion were the point scorers for the Vikes.
AS IT HAPPENED
The Thunderbirds took quick control of the evening’s match with tries in the fifth minute by Arnesen and the 10th minute by Marshall to put UBC up 14-0. Victoria had opportunities to respond but were hurt by turnovers in the UBC end of the field. The Thunderbirds scored two more unconverted tries from Bossi in the 17th minute and Carson in the 24th minute, to finish the half up 24-0.
UBC continued their control of the match to start the second half. The Thunderbirds had a converted try from Carson in the 37th minute and an unconverted try from McMullin in the 47th minute to take a 36-0 lead. UBC’s Andrianos concluded the scoring for the Thunderbirds with a try in the 56 minute to put the Thunderbirds up 41-0. Victoria’s Brendan Kim got the Vikes on the board in the 59th minute, with Alex Gamage hitting the conversion to make the final 41-7 for the Thunderbirds.
First Half
UBC – Try, 7 Callum Arnesen, 4:45, 5-0
UBC – Con, 13 Takoda McMullin, 6:00, 7-0
UBC – Try, 14 Alastair Marshall, 9:25, 12-0
UBC – Con, 13 Takoda McMullin, 10:30, 14-0
UBC – Try, 2 Jacob Bossi, 16:00, 19-0
UBC – Try, 4 Hillyard Carson, 23:25, 24-0
Second Half
UBC – Try, 4 Hillyard Carson, 36:40, 29-0
UBC – Con, 13 Takoda McMullin, 38:05, 31-0
UBC – Try, 14 Alastair Marshall, 45:40, 36-0
UBC – Try, 24 Niko Andrianos, 55:00, 41-0
VIC – Try, 5 Brendan Kim, 58:00, 41-5
VIC – Con, 15 Alex Gamage, 59:16, 41-7
Final
Victoria – 7
UBC – 41
Players of the Match
Victoria: 2 Jordy Auger
UBC: 3 Payton Teneycke
Tournament Awards
Spirit of Rugby – Memorial Sea-Hawks
Geddes – UBC: Relmu Wilson-Valdez
Tournament All-stars
First Team
1: Owen Kokan – VIC
2: Jacob Bossi – UBC
3: Payton Teynekw – UBC
4: Hillyard Carlson – UBC
5: Owen Stirling – Guelph
6: Sol Jacques – UBC
7: Sam Tsoi – TWU
8: Relmu Wilson-Valdes – UBC
9: Stephen Webb – UBC
10: Brandon Black – Guelph
11: Morgan DiNardo – VIC
12: Talon McMullin – UBC
13: Takoda McMullin – UBC
14: Jack McCarthy – Memorial
15: Matthew Willemse – TWU
Second Team
1: Connor Williams – Ottawa
2: Jordy Auger – VIC
3: Evan Roy – Ottawa
4: Merlin McLeod – VIC
5: Finbar Brown – Memorial
6: Kyle Saywood – Calgary
7: Seamus Goodyear – Memorial
8: Dan Svoboda – Queen’s
9: Adam Doyle – Queens
10: James Biss – UBC
11: Alastair Marshall – UBC
12: Jacob Ince – Guelph
13: Kobe Faust – Guelph
14: Lynden Duggan – TWU
15: Ben Beauchamp – UBC
UBC v UVic in Final of Canadian University Championship on Sunday
UBC and UVic will compete in the final of the Canadian University Men’s Rugby Championship on Sunday, UBC defeated Guelph in one semi-final and UVic defeated Memorial in the other.
The final matchup guarantees that a BC university will claim the title for a sixth consecutive year.
Match reports can be found on the tournament website and match replays can be viewed on The Rugby Network.
Championship semi-finals
UBC 30 – Guelph 10
First Half
GUE – Try, 13 Kobe Faust, 9:30, 0-5
GUE – Con, 11 Tomas Dallan, 10:35, 0-7
UBC – Try, 6 Sol Jaques, 13:20, 5-7
UBC – Con, 13 Takoda McMullin, 14:20, 7-7
UBC – PK, 13 Takoda McMullin, 17:40, 10-7
UBC – PK, 13 Takoda McMullin, 28:35, 13-7
Second Half
GUE – PK, 11 Tomas Dallan, 34:20, 13-10
UBC – Try, 11 Jared Andrews Almack, 36:05, 18-10
UBC – Try, 14 Alastair Marshall, 43:10, 23-10
UBC – Try, 6 Sol Jaques, 56:20, 28-10
UBC – Con, 13 Takoda McMullin, 57:20, 30-10
Players of the Match
Guelph: Kobe Faust
UBC: Jacob Bossi
UVic 47 – Memorial 19
First Half
VIC – Try, 7 Muiredach Casey, 9:15, 5-0
VIC – Con, 10 Rhys Patterson, 10:25, 7-0
MEM – Try, 14 Jared Gavin, 14:45, 7-5
MEM – Con, 15 James Clarke, 15:50, 7-7
MEM – Try, 11 Jack McCarthy, 24:20, 7-12
MEM – Con, 15 James Clarke, 24:50, 7-14
VIC – Try, 15 Alex Gamage, 26:15, 12-14
VIC – Try, 1 Phoenix Moller, 30:00, 17-14
VIC – Con, 10 Rhys Patterson, 30:00, 19-14
Second Half
VIC – Try, 1 Phoenix Moller, 35:10, 24-14
VIC – Con, 10 Rhys Patterson, 36:00, 26-14
MEM – Try, 16 Mudiwa Makanza, 40:45, 26-19
VIC – Try, 13 Shane Rikley-Krindle, 44:20, 31-19
VIC – Con, 10 Rhys Patterson, 45:20, 33-19
VIC – Try, 20 Ryder Heaney-Corns, 50:15, 38-19
VIC – Con, 10 Rhys Patterson, 51:00, 40-19
VIC – Try, 22 Logan Burt, 60:00, 45-19
VIC – Con, 10 Rhys Patterson, 60:00, 47-19
Players of the Match
Memorial: 9 Lucas Shortall
Victoria: 3 Owen Kokan
Consolation semi-finals
TWU 51 – Calgary 12
First Half
TWU – PK, 12 Guiseppe Du Toit, 2:15, 3-0
TWU – Try, 3 Tim Zimmer, 5:35, 8-0
TWU – Con, 12 Guiseppe Du Toit, 6:25, 10-0
TWU – Try, 14 Connor Bernardin, 17:45, 15-0
TWU – Con, 12 Guiseppe Du Toit, 18:50, 17-0
CGY – Try, 8 Colin Petrillo, 20:40, 17-5
TWU – Try, 3 Tim Zimmer, 28:15, 22-5
TWU – Con, 12 Guiseppe Du Toit, 29:15, 24-5
TWU – PK, 12 Guiseppe Du Toit, 30:00, 27-5
Second Half
TWU – Try 8 Nathaniel Schroeder, 36:30, 32-5
TWU – Con 12 Guiseppe Du Toit, 37:30, 34-5
TWU – Try 19 Joshua Olafsen, 44:40, 39-5
CGY – Try 24 Nicholas Irwin, 49:20, 39-10
CGY – Con 10 Max Therrian, 50:10, 39-12
TWU – Try 23 Liam Olafsen, 51:15,44-12
TWU – Try 26 Lynden Duggan, 60:00, 49-12
TWU – Con 12 Guiseppe Du Toit, 60:00, 51-12
Players of the Match
Calgary: 10 Max Therrien
Trinity Western: 8 Nathaniel Schroeder
Queen’s 14 – Ottawa 13
First Half
OTT – Try, 8 Andreas Dionisopoulos, 2:30, 5-0
QUE 14– Try, 8 Daniel Svobada, 6:15, 5-5
QUE – Con, 10 James Webb, 7:00, 5-7
OTT – PK, 13 Glenn Roy, 12:05, 8-7
QUE – try, 12 Eric Godden, 13:35, 8-14
QUE – Con, 10 James Webb, 14:40, 8-14
Second Half
OTT – Try, 10 Jamie Armstrong, 48:30, 13-14
Players of the Match
Queen’s: 14 Donovan Tran
Ottawa: James Webb
UBC Defeat Calgary 41-3 – Advance to Semi-Final vs Guelph on Friday
UBC stormed out to a 31-0 half time lead and then the 2nd half was a closer 10-3 contest for a final 41-3 score line.
The match had a similar vibe to the Vikes v Queen’s game where the dominant team went ahead and then lost focus in the 2nd half as subs came in and the game was already won.
For UBC the McMullin brothers were noticeable in the centres and the wings Alastair Marshall and Jared Andrews-Almack were dangerous in space. The Player of the Match for UBC went to Callum Arnesen the openside flanker
For Calgary, they played a physical game and kept UBC in check in the 2nd half. Their Player of the Match was Nicholas Tudhope.
First Half
UBC – Try 14 Alastair Marshall, 1:16, 5-0
UBC – Try 14 Alastair Marshall, 5:30, 10-0
UBC – Con 13 Takoda McMullin, 6:30, 12-0
UBC – Try 12 Talon McMullin, 11:10, 17-0
UBC – Con 13 Takoda McMullin, 12:05, 19-0
UBC – Try 11 Jared Andrews Almack, 20:45, 24-0
UBC – Try 12 Talon McMullin, 27:50, 29-0
UBC – Con 13 Takoda McMullin, 28:22, 31-0
Second Half
UBC – Try 2 Jacob Bourne, 33:20, 36-0
CGY – PK 10 Max Therrien, 41:20, 36-3
UBC – Try 27 Kieran Martin, 59:30, 41-3
UBC v Calgary Replay on The Rugby Network
Guelph Scores Try at the Whistle to Defeat TWU 12-10
TWU had the better of the 1st half with a couple of opportunities inside the Guelph 5 metres but couldn’t cross the line. They settled for 3 points which was the score at half time.
TWU went ahead 10-0 in the second half but Guelph were resilient and scored two tries, one at the whistle, to claim a 12-10 win and a trip to the semi-finals.
Both #10s were chosen Player of the Match, Brenden Black of Guelph and Matthew Willemse of TWU.
First Half
TWU – PK 10 Matthew Willemse, 21:10, 3-0
Second Half
TWU – Try 10 Matthew Willemse, 39:20, 8-0
TWU – Con 10 Matthew Willemse 40:30, 10-0
GUE – Try 10 Brenden Black, 46:55, 10-5
GUE – Con 11 Tomas Dallan, 47:45, 10-7
GUE – Try 13 Kobe Faust, 60, 10-12
Guelph v TWU Replay on The Rugby Network
Vikes Ride Dominant First Half to 40-19 Win Over Queen’s
The Vikes were dominant in the first half running up a 33-0 score with 5 tries. The Vikes fell asleep a little in the second half and were outscored 19-7 by Queen’s for a 40-19 final score.
For the Vikes Shane Rikley-Krindle had some strong runs from his outside centre position in the first half, Riley di Nardo showed why he’s making a name for himself in 7s with a brilliant solo try. The Vikes scrum was dominant throughout the match and Merlin M’Cloud was selected as the Vikes Player of the Match.
For Queen’s, they showed great fight back to win the second half. Daniel Svoboda stood out at #8 and Alexander Pipchuk at openside flanker won the Queen’s Player of the Match.
First Half
VIC – Try, 6 Muiredach Casey, 3:45, 5-0
VIC – Con, 15 Alex Gamage, 4:00, 7-0
VIC – Try, 9 Ethan Smith, 6:15, 12-0
VIC – Try, 2 Jordy Auger, 11:45, 17-0
VIC – Con, 15 Alex Gamage, 12:35, 19-0
VIC – Try, 14 Morgan Di Nardo, 22:40, 24-0
VIC – Con, 15 Alex Gamage, 23:45, 26-0
VIC – Try, 9 Ethan Smith, 26:05, 31-0
VIC – Con, 15 Alex Gamage, 26:40, 33-0
Second Half
QUE – Try, 19 Deklan Williamson, 35:50, 33-5
QUE – Con, 10 James Webb, 36:40, 33-7
VIC – Try, 13 Shane Rikley-Krindle,39:00 38-7
VIC – Con, 15 Alex Gamage, 40:00, 40-7
QUE – Try, 7 Alexander Pipchuk, 41:00, 40-12
QUE – Try, 25 Evan Raymond, 52:30, 40-17
QUE – Con, 10 James Webb, 53:10, 40-19
Vikes v Queen’s Replay on The Rugby Network
#6 Memorial Upset #3 Ottawa in First Game of University Championships
The University of Ottawa looked to be on their way to victory early in the match as they scored two tries and went up 14-0 in the first half.
A yellow card to Ottawa for a head to head collision in the tackle turned out to be a momentum changer as Memorial University roared back with two tries with the man advantage to tie the game at 14-14. Ottawa regained their composure and scored one more try before the half to go into the half time break ahead 21-14.
It was Memorial who dominated the 2nd half however, scoring 3 consecutive tries to win the match 33-21.
For Memorial Pat Parfrey, the veteran flyhalf, kept the team on track with good distribution and decision making. The brothers, Mudiwa Makanza at hooker and Mwaita Makanza at flanker provided a physical presence and winger Jack McCarthy was dangerous with ball in hand.
For Ottawa, their flyhalf, Jamie Armstrong had a strong match on both sides of the ball. Their #8, Andreas Dionisopoulos, kept the ball going forward and prop, Evan Roy, was a key part of their pick and go game, scoring Ottawa’s 3rd try.
Jack McCarthy was selected as the Memorial player of the match and Evan Roy was selected as Ottawa player of the match.
First Half
OTT – Try, 12 Graeme Neill Klein, 1’ 5-0
OTT – Con, 13 Glenn Roy, 1:50 7-0
OTT – Try, 4 Wade Marshall, 13:30 12-0
OTT – Con, 13 Glenn Roy, 14:35, 14-0
MEM – Try, 15 James Clarke, 22:10, 14-5
MEM – Con, 15 James Clarke, 23:20, 14-7
MEM – Try, 11 Jack McCarthy, 25:50, 14-12
MEM – Con, 15 James Clarke, 26:50, 14-14
OTT – Try, 3 Evan Roy, 30:00, 19-14
OTT – Con, 13 Glenn Roy, 30:00, 21-14
Second Half
MEM – Try, 6 Mwaita Makanza, 36:16, 21-19
MEM – Con, 15 James Clarke, 37:30, 21-21
MEM – Try, 15 James Clarke, 42:00, 21-26
MEM – Con, 15 James Clarke, 43:15, 21-28
MEM – Try, 1 Stephen Mallard, 54:50, 21-33
MEM – Con missed, 56:00
Memorial v Ottawa Replay on The Rugby Network
Men’s University Championship Kicks Off on Wednesday, November 15th
UBC look to defend their title at the 6th Canadian University Men’s Rugby Championship (CUMRC). The event is hosted by TWU and matches will be live streamed on The Rugby Network.
UBC are top seeded despite being ranked below UVic in the BC Premier league. UBC did win the last match against UVic by 6 points. UVic are ranked 2nd and the other BC team and host, TWU, are ranked 5th.
Last year UVic were defeated by TWU in the first round and finished 5th, TWU finished 4th while UBC claimed their 4th title (2017, 2018, 2021, 2022). UVic claimed the title in 2019. The competition was started in 2017 but COVID caused the cancellation of the 2020 event.
2023 CUMRC Seeding
#1 – UBC Thunderbirds (BC1)
#2 – Victoria Vikes (BC2)
#3 – Ottawa Gee-Gees (RSEQ Champion)
#4 – Guelph Gryphons (OUA Champions)
#5 – Trinity Western Spartans (BC3)
#6 – Memorial Sea-Hawks (Atlantic Champion)
#7 – Queen’s Gaels (OUA Finalist)
#8 – Calgary Dinos (Prairies Champion)
2023 CUMRC Schedule
Wednesday | Nov. 15
11 a.m. #3 Ottawa vs. #6 Memorial
2 p.m. #2 Victoria vs. #7 Queen’s
5 p.m. #4 Guelph vs. #5 Trinity Western
7:30 p.m. #1 UBC vs #8 Calgary
Friday | Nov. 17
11:00AM – Consolation Semifinal
2:00PM – Consolation Semifinal (TWU match if TWU loses its quarter-final)
5:00PM – Semifinal (TWU match if TWU wins its quarter-final)
7:30PM – Semifinal
Sunday | Nov. 19
9:00AM – 7th Place Match
11:30AM – 5th Place Match
2:00PM – Bronze Medal Match
5:00PM – Gold Medal Match
Team Rosters
UBC
| Emmett | Allan | Flanker/Hooker |
| Jared | Andrews Almack | Wing |
| Niko | Andrianos | Wing |
| Callum | Arnesen | Back Row |
| Ben | Beauchamp | Fullback/Wing |
| James | Biss | Fly Half |
| Jacob | Bossi | Hooker |
| Jacob | Bourne | Fullback/Wing |
| Koen | Buckingham | Prop |
| Hillyard | Carson | Second Row |
| Raymond | Chou | Hooker |
| Sandon | Gupta | Back Row |
| Sol | Jaques | Back Row |
| Liam | Kinghorn | Back Row |
| Ethan | Lee | Back Row |
| Alastair | Marshall | Wing |
| Kieran | Martin | Centre |
| Ben | Martin | Scrum-Half |
| Takoda | McMullin | Centre |
| Talon | McMullin | Centre |
| Joe | McNulty | Forward |
| Marco | Mitchell | Centre |
| Thor | Noble | Prop |
| Payton | Teneycke | Prop |
| Stephen | Webb | Scrum-Half |
| Relmu | Wilson-Valdes | Back Row |
UVic
| Jordy | Auger | Hooker |
| Muiredach | Casey | Lock |
| Dylan | Cleaver | Inside Back |
| Morgan | Di Nardo | Outside Back |
| Henry | Down | Back Row |
| Andrew | Easson | Inside Back |
| Alex | Gamage | Inside Back |
| Chris | Gamage | Scrum Half |
| Alex | Gordon | Lock |
| Brent | Hamberg | Prop |
| Ryder | Heaney-Corns | Back Row |
| Jaxson | Jones | Back Row |
| Brendan | Kim | Lock |
| Owen | Kokan | Prop |
| Marcus | Lott | Outside Back |
| Lockhart | MacGregor | Outside Back |
| Jack | Marshall | Hooker |
| Merlin | M’Cloud | Lock |
| Phoenix | Moller | Prop |
| Tucker | Nadeau | Back Row |
| Graeme | Norris | Outside Back |
| Lucas | Okano | Back Row |
| Rhys | Patterson | Inside Back |
| Shane | Rikley-Krindle | Outside Back |
| Ethan | Smith | Scrum Half |
| Nic | Willey | Prop |
Ottawa
| Connor | Williams | Prop |
| Zach | Auger | Hooker |
| Evan | Roy | Prop |
| Logan | Harris | Second Row |
| Wade | Marshall | Second Row |
| Ali | Awada | Flanker |
| Connor | Billo | Flanker |
| Andreas | Dionisopoulos | 8 Man |
| Lewis | Shiels | Scrum Half |
| Jamie | Armstrong | Flyhalf |
| Aidan | Gregoire | Winger |
| Graeme | Neill Klein | Center |
| Glenn | Roy | Center |
| Matt | Robinson | Winger |
| Gordie | Evans | Fullback |
| Donovan | Tran | Winger |
| Sean | Biryukov | Prop |
| Lucas | Dingwall | Prop |
| Mark | Mikaya | Hooker |
| Ryan | Plunkett | Flanker |
| James | Blacker | Second Row |
| Ben | Holahan | Utility Back |
| Alexandre | Lafleur | Fullback |
| Jack | Chouinard | Flanker |
| Yenam | Zouzoua | 8-Man |
| Will | Corry | Winger |
Guelph
| Oliver | Alpe | Scrum Half |
| Brenden | Black | Fullback |
| Matthew | Breen | Fullback |
| Benjamin | Clack | Flanker |
| Rhys | Collins | Lock |
| Ewen | Curry | Scrum Half |
| Tomas | Dallan | Winger |
| Michael | Di Lella | Prop |
| Ty | Easton | Fly half |
| Kobe | Faust | Center |
| Quinn | Foley | Lock |
| Adam | Ford | Lock |
| Joshua | Henry | Fullback |
| Gordon | Hutchison | Prop |
| Joshua | Ince | Centre |
| Jacob | Ince | Centre |
| Troy | Larmer | Lock |
| Daniel | Luciani | Wing |
| Connor | McKinney | Flanker |
| Jack | Morris | Wing |
| Augustus | Murphy | Front row |
| Seth | Powell | Prop |
| David | Scollon | Hooker |
| Dylan | Shaw | Hook |
| Owen | Stirling | Lock |
| Owen | Williams | Flanker |
TWU
| Benjamin | Graci | Prop |
| Joseph | Goroza | Hooker |
| Grayson | Hardie | Prop |
| Kin | San Sam Tsoi | Back Roq |
| Joshua | Halladay | Lock |
| Genaro | Gandolfo Brignoli | Flanker/8 Man |
| Caleb | van Til | Flanker |
| Nathaniel | Schroeder | Flanker/8 Man |
| Jan-Hendrik | Lourens | Scrum Half |
| Matthew | Willemse | Fullback |
| Connor | Gibbons | Wing/Fullback |
| Guiseppe | Du Toit | Centre |
| Fynn | Murphy | Centre |
| Lynden | Duggan | Wing |
| Josiah | Levale | Fly Half/Centre |
| Seth | Klassen | Hooker |
| Timothy | Zimmer | Prop |
| Favour | Olaniyan | Prop |
| Martin | Zubiri | Lock |
| Kyle | Finan | Flanker |
| Brady | Howlett | Scrum Half |
| Connor | Bernardin | Wing |
| Collin | Lagat | Centre/Flyhalf |
| Liam | Olafsen | Fullback |
| Joshua | Olafsen | Hooker |
| Benjamin | Tindall | Prop |
Memorial
| Stephen | Mallard | Prop |
| Mudiwa | Makanza | Hooker |
| Simbarashe | Mandoza | Prop |
| Evan | MacKenzie | Lock/BR |
| Finbar | Browne | Lock/BR |
| Alexander | Wiscombe | flanker |
| Mwaita | Makanza | flanker |
| Seamus | Goodyear | #8 |
| Lucas | Shortall | 9/10 |
| Patrick | Parfrey | 10 |
| Jack | McCarthy | wing/center |
| John Stanley | Cook | center |
| Sam | Newhook | center |
| Charles | Walsh | wing/center |
| James | Clarke | 15/10 |
| Sam | Power | Hooker |
| Carter | Norman | Prop |
| Evan | Martin | Prop |
| James | Noftall | Lock/BR |
| Tadiwanashe | Ditima | flanker |
| Liam | Whiteway | 9 |
| Logan | Burt | wing/center |
| Jared | Gavin | wing |
| Sebastian | Cook | wing/9 |
Queen’s
| Cameron | Bubyn | Hooker |
| Simon | Burns | Lock |
| Michael | Chapman | Hooker |
| Marcus | D’Acre | Centre |
| Adam | Doyle | Scrum Half |
| Aidan | Emmens | Prop |
| Dennis | Gianacopoulos | Back Row/ Lock |
| Connor | Gittens | Scrum Half |
| Eric | Godden | Centre |
| Benjamin | Greenstein | Back 3 |
| Connor | Hay | Lock |
| James | Hohmann | Wing |
| Trekker | James | Wing |
| Charles | Knapp Dick | Prop |
| Owen | Lee | Wing |
| Cameron | Lyman | Fly half/ Full back |
| Jacob | Merkur | Full Back |
| Tao | Nichol | Back Row |
| Alexander | Pipchuk | Flanker |
| Allister | Poulos | Back Row |
| Evan | Raymond | Lock |
| Daniel | Svoboda | No 8 |
| Neil | Trainor | Prop/ Hooker |
| James | Webb | Fly half |
| Deklan | Williamson | Prop |
| Clancy | Wood-Hodgins | Flanker |
Calgary
| Connor | Stalwick | Prop |
| Yongseok | Lee | Hooker |
| Connor | Nelson | Hooker |
| Easton | Berner | Back Three |
| Colin | Petrillo | 8 |
| Kamis | Al-Ashaki | Prop/Hook |
| Karim | Elizondo | Flank |
| Liam | Kehoe | Fly Half |
| Wesley | Demers | Flanker |
| Fawaz | Malik | Centre |
| Terry | Fu | Wing |
| Ben | Ingimundson | Lock/Flank |
| Marshall | Wells | Centre |
| Steven | Sheppard | Prop |
| Kevin | Rothe | Centre |
| Steven | Poon | Centre |
| Akihito | Takimoto | Scrumhalf/Wing |
| Nicholas | Irwin | Lock/Flank |
| Max | Penny | Lock/Flank |
| Max | Therrien | Fly-Half |
| Nicholas | Tudhope | Wing/Flank |
| Edward | Nelson | Front Row |
| Lane | Bowker | Scrumhalf/Wing |
| Kyle | Saywood | Bacl row |
| Shea | Murphy | Second Row |
| Alex | Scurfield | Fullback/center |
Congrats to UBC and all the other participants – Enjoyed the tournament in person and on the stream; thanks to everyone that volunteered their time to make it possible.