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Boys Basketball 2019 – 2020 & 2020-2021 Tiering Numbers BOYS BASKETBALL 2019 – 2020 & 2020-2021 TIERING NUMBERS VERSION 1 – February 11, 2019 2 Year Move Up Form Deadlines: 1st Deadline: February 22, 2019 2nd Deadline: March 9th, 2019 Move up forms must be sent to James Johnston: [email protected] BOYS BASKETBALL TIERING INFORMATION Version 1 of the new two-year tiering cycle for Boys Basketball (2019-2020 & 2020-2021) is attached. Please note tiering numbers are determined from the September 30th, 2018 1701 report from the Ministry of Education. Tiering numbers are determined using the Grade 10, 11 & Secondary Ungraded boys population totals and moving them forward one year. On the attached spreadsheet you will see a list of all the 2018-19 “active” teams with the Boys Basketball Commission and what their tiering numbers will be during the new two-year tiering cycle. If you do not see your school listed on the spreadsheet and wish to have a boys basketball team next year please contact James Johnston ([email protected]) for assistance. The Boys Basketball Commission tries to have each of their four tiers as balanced as possible. On the attached spreadsheet lines have been drawn to show the proposed tier breaks for 2019-2020 & 2020-2021. If you wish to move up a tier please complete the attached Request to move up form by February 22, 2019. After all forms are submitted tiers will be rebalanced and sent out again. There will be one final opportunity to move up tiers after the first deadline. Forms need to be submitted March 9th, 2019 and the tiers will be rebalanced for the final time. All forms are to be submitted to James Johnston ([email protected]). The new tiers for the 2019-2020 & 2020-2021 season will be voted on at the 2019 Boys Basketball AGM on March 9th, 2019 at the Langley Events Centre. As of February 11, 2019 BCSS BOYS BASKETBALL TIERING NUMBERS FOR THE 2019 - 2020 and 2020-2021 SEASONS TIER NUMBERS ARE BASED ON MALE POPULATION AS OF SEPTEMBER 30, 2018 AS SUBMITED TO THE MINISTRY ON THE 1701 MALE POPULATION NUMBERS FOR GRADE 10, 11 & SECONDARY UNGRADED (FROM SEPT 30, 2018) ARE TOTALED & MOVED FORWARD ONE YEAR TO THE DETERMINE TIERING NUMBERS Grade 11 Grade 12 School Name Secondary Total (2018 Gr. 10) (2018 Gr. 11) Ungraded AAAA (270 or More Boys in Grades 11 & 12) Kelowna Secondary 255 303 33 591 New Westminster Secondary 227 283 0 510 Mission Senior Secondary 248 234 0 482 Pinetree Secondary 198 263 1 462 Sir Winston Churchill Secondary 223 236 0 459 Mount Boucherie Senior Secondary 205 204 34 443 Rutland Senior Secondary 173 207 30 410 Killarney Secondary 186 209 0 395 Centennial School 178 216 1 395 Walnut Grove Secondary 224 169 1 394 Terry Fox Secondary 184 207 0 391 Chilliwack Secondary 191 191 0 382 Semiahmoo Secondary 173 209 0 382 Earl Marriott Secondary 185 193 0 378 Eric Hamber Secondary 173 200 0 373 Burnaby South Secondary 161 181 30 372 Panorama Ridge Secondary 185 185 0 370 Yale Secondary 186 178 1 365 Belmont Secondary 188 172 0 360 Burnaby North Secondary 173 159 18 350 Sardis Secondary 140 208 2 350 Dr Charles Best Secondary 171 176 0 347 Port Moody Secondary 174 171 1 346 Heritage Woods Secondary 160 184 0 344 Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary 168 175 0 343 R E Mountain Secondary 192 150 0 342 W J Mouat Secondary 166 169 3 338 Abbotsford Senior Secondary School 165 168 0 333 Fleetwood Park Secondary 171 161 0 332 Penticton Secondary 152 172 6 330 Vancouver Technical Secondary 172 155 2 329 North Peace Secondary 73 185 62 320 Oak Bay Secondary 145 155 20 320 Gleneagle Secondary 155 164 1 320 St George's School 161 158 0 319 Riverside Secondary 152 162 1 315 David Thompson Secondary (VAN) 147 166 0 313 Kwantlen Park Secondary 153 160 0 313 Vancouver College 157 155 0 312 Maple Ridge Secondary 136 130 42 308 Tamanawis Secondary 146 162 0 308 Enver Creek Secondary 162 144 0 306 Royal Bay Secondary 141 149 16 306 Page 1 As of February 11, 2019 BCSS BOYS BASKETBALL TIERING NUMBERS FOR THE 2019 - 2020 and 2020-2021 SEASONS TIER NUMBERS ARE BASED ON MALE POPULATION AS OF SEPTEMBER 30, 2018 AS SUBMITED TO THE MINISTRY ON THE 1701 MALE POPULATION NUMBERS FOR GRADE 10, 11 & SECONDARY UNGRADED (FROM SEPT 30, 2018) ARE TOTALED & MOVED FORWARD ONE YEAR TO THE DETERMINE TIERING NUMBERS Grade 11 Grade 12 School Name Secondary Total (2018 Gr. 10) (2018 Gr. 11) Ungraded Spectrum Community 143 155 8 306 Mount Baker Secondary 143 159 0 302 Johnston Heights Secondary 157 141 0 298 Mount Douglas Secondary 108 136 54 298 South Delta Secondary 160 138 0 298 Nanaimo District Secondary 141 156 1 298 Moscrop Secondary 147 140 10 297 NorKam Senior Secondary 118 158 21 297 Sullivan Heights Secondary 141 155 0 296 Burnaby Central Secondary 132 145 18 295 Dover Bay Secondary 160 134 0 294 Georges P Vanier Secondary 126 168 0 294 Fraser Heights Secondary 148 145 0 293 West Vancouver Secondary 127 136 30 293 Claremont Secondary 136 147 1 284 Handsworth Secondary 124 156 0 280 Seaquam Secondary 132 148 0 280 Cowichan Secondary 127 129 22 278 Frank Hurt Secondary 128 150 0 278 North Surrey Secondary 123 155 0 278 John Oliver Secondary 145 131 0 276 Kitsilano Secondary 133 143 0 276 Salmon Arm Secondary 150 124 0 274 Okanagan Mission Secondary 127 130 15 272 AAA (178 - 269 Boys in Grades 11 & 12) Queen Elizabeth Secondary 157 112 0 269 GW Graham Secondary 166 101 0 267 Steveston-London Secondary 132 130 0 262 Delta Secondary 132 127 0 259 Robert Bateman Secondary 131 128 0 259 Guildford Park Secondary 128 126 0 254 Princess Margaret Secondary (Surrey) 109 142 0 251 Prince George Secondary 149 102 0 251 Robert Alexander McMath Secondary 123 125 0 248 Carson Graham Secondary 129 116 0 245 Sentinel Secondary 123 108 14 245 Reynolds Secondary 108 111 25 244 Lake City Secondary 121 121 0 242 Brookswood Secondary 101 138 0 239 Byrne Creek Community Secondary 119 118 2 239 Langley Secondary 121 117 0 238 Richmond Secondary 98 140 0 238 Vernon Secondary 107 110 20 237 Page 2 As of February 11, 2019 BCSS BOYS BASKETBALL TIERING NUMBERS FOR THE 2019 - 2020 and 2020-2021 SEASONS TIER NUMBERS ARE BASED ON MALE POPULATION AS OF SEPTEMBER 30, 2018 AS SUBMITED TO THE MINISTRY ON THE 1701 MALE POPULATION NUMBERS FOR GRADE 10, 11 & SECONDARY UNGRADED (FROM SEPT 30, 2018) ARE TOTALED & MOVED FORWARD ONE YEAR TO THE DETERMINE TIERING NUMBERS Grade 11 Grade 12 School Name Secondary Total (2018 Gr. 10) (2018 Gr. 11) Ungraded Argyle Secondary 118 114 0 232 Point Grey Secondary 106 123 1 230 L A Matheson Secondary 113 116 0 229 Lord Byng Secondary 102 127 0 229 Pitt Meadows Secondary 99 92 38 229 Prince of Wales Secondary 139 90 0 229 Ballenas Secondary 92 76 60 228 North Delta Secondary 121 105 0 226 Elgin Park Secondary 95 126 0 221 Sir Charles Tupper Secondary 109 109 0 218 Bodwell High School 109 108 0 217 Stelly's Secondary 101 116 0 217 Alpha Secondary 97 110 7 214 Carihi Secondary 107 106 0 213 Gladstone Secondary 103 109 0 212 Thomas Haney Centre 88 91 33 212 Rockridge Secondary 107 94 9 210 Esquimalt High 96 79 34 209 Valleyview Secondary 108 96 5 209 Victoria High 105 80 23 208 Rick Hansen Secondary 99 108 0 207 Alberni District Secondary 89 117 0 206 L V Rogers Secondary 103 87 16 206 College Heights Secondary 114 89 3 206 Sa-hali Secondary 83 99 22 204 Correlieu Secondary School 97 106 0 203 Dawson Creek Secondary 95 107 0 202 Aldergrove Community Secondary 93 107 0 200 Salish Secondary 115 82 0 197 Garibaldi Secondary 65 72 59 196 University Hill Secondary 86 110 0 196 Wellington Secondary 95 100 1 196 Frances Kelsey Secondary 90 95 10 195 Timberline Secondary School 109 83 1 193 Duchess Park Secondary 97 94 0 191 Magee Secondary 74 116 0 190 South Kamloops Secondary 96 82 12 190 Westview Secondary 61 72 57 190 Hugh McRoberts Secondary 94 94 0 188 Mark R. Isfeld Senior Secondary 88 99 0 187 Sutherland Secondary 100 86 1 187 Edward Milne Community School 88 65 32 185 Sands Secondary 85 99 0 184 Samuel Robertson Technical Secondary 87 82 13 182 Page 3 As of February 11, 2019 BCSS BOYS BASKETBALL TIERING NUMBERS FOR THE 2019 - 2020 and 2020-2021 SEASONS TIER NUMBERS ARE BASED ON MALE POPULATION AS OF SEPTEMBER 30, 2018 AS SUBMITED TO THE MINISTRY ON THE 1701 MALE POPULATION NUMBERS FOR GRADE 10, 11 & SECONDARY UNGRADED (FROM SEPT 30, 2018) ARE TOTALED & MOVED FORWARD ONE YEAR TO THE DETERMINE TIERING NUMBERS Grade 11 Grade 12 School Name Secondary Total (2018 Gr. 10) (2018 Gr. 11) Ungraded Clayton Heights Secondary 91 89 0 180 Windsor Secondary 88 92 0 180 D W Poppy Secondary 95 84 0 179 Caledonia Secondary 94 84 0 178 J Lloyd Crowe Secondary 87 91 0 178 W L Seaton Secondary 78 77 23 178 AA (67 - 177 Boys in Grades 11 & 12) George Elliot Secondary 79 69 29 177 J N Burnett Secondary 76 101 0 177 Windermere Community Secondary 85 89 0 174 Kwalikum Secondary 80 50 42 172 Brooks Secondary 81 86 0 167 Notre Dame Regional Secondary 92 70 0 162 Clarence Fulton Secondary 75 69 17 161 D P Todd Secondary 78 83 0 161 Kelly Road Secondary 73 86 0 159 Holy Cross Regional High School 80 78 0 158 Charles Hays Secondary 81 76 0 157 St Michaels University School - Senior 80 77 0 157 Highland Secondary 78 78 0 156 John Barsby Community School 65 90 0 155 Lambrick Park Secondary 64 85 4 153 Matthew McNair Secondary 73 78 1 152 Parkland Secondary 83 65 0 148 A.R.
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