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2012 PROVINCIAL CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS, DAWSON CREEK 1 KATHY SAWCHUK Superintendent, Peace River South School District On behalf of the Peace River South School District, it gives me great pleasure to welcome the athletes, coaches, parents, sponsors and volunteers to Dawson Creek Secondary School, proud host of the BC School Curling Association’s Provincial Championships. You are all to be recognized for your dedication and focus as these are the attributes that have led to the success you have already achieved.Trainers and coaches have helped to prepare you for this event and I am certain their ongoingencouragement will continue to fuel your desire to do your best. I would also like to thank all the sponsors. Your generosity and support is key to the success of this event. Curling is a team sport that requires a high level of skill and strategy. It is through your commitment to the sport and your team that has brought you here today. Enjoy the championships! MIKE BERNIER Mayor, City of Dawson Creek On behalf of the Council of the City of Dawson Creek, I wish to extend a warm welcome to everyone involved in the 2012 BC High School Provincial Curling Championships March 7 – 11, 2012. The City is incredibly honoured to be given the opportunity to host this event for the first time! The benefits to the community and our youth through BC School Sports are tremendous and we are proud of the spirit and enthusiasm displayed by all the young athletes. We hope that your visit to our City is an enjoyable one and wish all the teams great success with the tournament. The time and effort of the players, coaches, parents and volunteers is commendable and we appreciate being a part of this event. Best of luck with your tournament, enjoy your visit and play safe. KEITH MAURER District Principal to Dawson Creek Secondary I would like to welcome our young athletes from around the province to the 2012 Provincial Curling Champion- ships. Each of you have practiced, competed and honed your skills to the point of excellence and you now proudly represent your schools and communities here in Dawson Creek. We are all proud of your efforts and admire your dedication to this great sport. Further appreciation goes out to the coaches and volunteers who have worked along side of you and supported each of you to this point. On behalf of Dawson Creek secondary School and School District #59, I wish each of you fun, comradeship and success! 2 2012 PROVINCIAL CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS, DAWSON CREEK JANET DUNKIN Commissioner, BCSCA On behalf of BC School Sports and the BC High School Curling Commission, it is my pleasure to welcome all the curlers, coaches, teachers and families to the 2012 BC School Sports Provincial Curling Championships. We are honoured once again to have RioTinto Alcan as our generous sponsor of BC School Sports Curling, a role they have wonderfully filled for 34 years. It is their support which helps us to enjoy a first class event every year. I would like thank Moe Williams for the untold hours spent organizing the Curling Commission and Provincial Championships. Thanks also to all the coaches, sponsors, and convenors for your commitment to curling and your support of young curlers. The Commission is grateful to the Dawson Creek Curling Club, Dawson Creek Secondary School and Margaret Bourassa and her committee of stalwart volunteers for hosting our championships this year. Without your sup- port, such a fine event would not be possible. And finally to the athletes, we extend a warm welcome and congratulations for having qualified for the 2012 Pro- vincial Championships. May your time at the Provincial Championships be one of friends made and memories cherished, and of course, of good curling! MAURICE WILLIAMS Assistant Commissioner, BCSCA On behalf of the BC Schools Curling Association, welcome to the 2012 BC School Sports Provincial Curling Cham- pionships. I would like to extend the Commission’s appreciation to Marg Bourassa and her organizing committee, the Dawson Creek Curling Club, the City of Dawson Creek, and to the host, Dawson Creek Secondary, for orga- nizing and hosting our championships. We would also like to thank Curl BC for their assistance, and our auditor, Suky Cheema of BDO Dunwoody, for their continued support of school curling in BC. I would especially like to thank Rio Tinto Alcan for their excellent sponsorship of boys’ and girls’ curling in BC. This year is the 34th anniver- sary of their support. To the athletes, curling is a game of etiquette and sportsmanship. Once again, we are looking forward to the high calibre of play on the ice, and the display of friendship on and off the ice. Our congratulations go out to the regional boys’ and girls’ winning rinks. We hope your participation here at the championships will give you a positive experience to take back to the regions and schools you have represented. At the championships, you will meet new friends and acquaintances through competition and social interaction. Some of these people will be friends for years to come. I would like the thank the Regional and Zone Convenors, coaches, parents, guests, and spectators for their support. 2012 PROVINCIAL CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS, DAWSON CREEK 3 BC High School Provincial Curling Championships 2 0 1 2 Since 1978, Rio Tinto Alcan, a global leader in the aluminium industry, has taken pride in supporting and fostering local curling talent. We believe that investing in our communities makes them more vibrant, prosperous, safe and sustainable. Investing in British Columbia’s Future 4 2012 PROVINCIAL CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS, DAWSON CREEK 2010 CHAMPIONS & SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS Date: March 10-12, 2011 Location: Richmond, BC Host School: South Delta FINAL STANDINGS - GIRLS 1. South Kamloops 2. South Delta 3. Fort Nelson 4. R.A. McMath, Richmond 5. Chilliwack 6. Brooks, Powell River 7. Prince Charles, Creston 8. Burnaby North MOST SPORTSMANLIKE TEAM: Burnaby North FINAL STANDINGS - BOYS 1. South Peace, Dawson Creek 2. J.L. Crowe, Trail 3. Salmon Arm 4. Timberline, Campbell River 5. M.E.I., Abbotsford 6. South Delta 7. St. Thomas More, Burnaby 8. Smithers MOST SPORTSMANLIKE TEAM: South Peace 2011 2nd Place Rinks L: J.L. Crowe, Trail R: South Delta 2011 3rd Place Rinks L: Salmon Arm R: Fort Nelson 4 2012 PROVINCIAL CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS, DAWSON CREEK 5 PAST WINNERS - MOST SPORTSMANLIKE TEAM 1976 Phillip Friesen Rink, Mount Elizabeth, Kitimat 1995 Girls: Pauline Levasseur Rink, Esquimalt, Victoria 1977 Moray McLean Rink, Prince of Wales, Vancouver Boys: Geoff Churchill Rink, Argyle, North Vancouver 1978 Jeff Kilano Rink, Mackenzie 1996 Girls: Tiffany Fenton Rink, Howe Sound, Squamish Boys: Derek Churchill Rink, Argyle, North Vancouver 1979 Girls: Kerry Randle Rink, Mount Douglas, Victoria Boys: Doug McGillivray Rink, Centennial, Coquitlam 1997 Girls: Shannon Gallaugher Rink, Cowichan, Duncan Boys: Chad Lindstrom Rink, Fraser Lake 1980 Girls: Sharon McLean Rink, Prince Rupert 1998 Girls: Terri Bublitz Rink, J.Lloyd Crowe, Trail Boys: Kevin Britz Rink, Chilliwack Boys: Shane Burke Rink, Caledonia, Terrace 1981 Girls: Kelli Laughton Rink, L.V. Rogers, Nelson 1999 Girls: Nadia Zbeetnoff Rink, Earl Marriott, Surrey Boys: Ross McGowan Rink, Mt. Douglas,Victoria Boys: Johnathon Norrish Rink, Carson Graham, N.Van 1982 Girls: Debbie Lanzo Rink, Windsor, North Vancouver 2000 Girls: Megan Stables Rink, North Peace, Fort St. John Boys: Danny Chui Rink, Gladstone, Vancouver Boys: Mike Arden Rink, Sardis 1983 Girls: Georgina Hawkes Rink, Mount Douglas, Victoria 2001 Girls: Desiree Schmidt Rink, J.Lloyd Crowe, Trail Boys: Danny Chui Rink, Gladstone, Vancouver Boys: Ryan LeBlanc Rink, Correlieu, Quesnel 1984 Girls: Krista Thompson Rink, South Delta 2002 Girls: Kelsi Bruintjes Rink, Prince George Boys: Shan Delelley Rink, Kamloops Boys: Ryan LeBlanc Rink, Correlieu, Quesnel 1985 Girls: Vickey Lowe Rink, North Island, Port McNeill 2003 Girls: Caitlin Amson Rink, Mount Douglas, Victoria Boys: Sean Cromarty Rink, Spectrum, Victoria Boys: Craig Traun Rink, Hope 1986 Girls: Corinne Massullo Rink, Max Cameron, Powell River 2004 Girls: Brittany Rouck Rink, Charles Bloom, Lumby Boys: Todd Kerr Rink, Prince Rupert Boys: Tom Kottsieper Rink, Kwalikum, Qualicum Beach 1987 Girls: Teri Nordstrom Rink, Nanaimo District 2005 Girls: Nikki Griffths Rink, Argyle, North Vancouver Boys: Glen Campbell Rink, Kelowna Boys: Kyle Sedola Rink, Dover Bay, Nanaimo 1988 Girls: Grace MacInnes Rink, Brookswood, Langley 2006 Girls: Janine Canon Rink, Sutherland, North Van. Boys: Craig Brekkas Rink, North Peace, Fort St. John Boys: Derek Errington Rink, College Hts., Pr. George 1989 Girls: Janc Merkc Rink, Rutland, Kelowna 2007 Girls: Barbie Ratzburg Rink, West Vancouver Boys: Barry McLennan Rink, Quesnel Boys: Jonah Sacks Rink, Eric Hamber, Vancouver 1990 Girls: Hanna Skytte Rink, Elphinstone, Gibsons Boys: Donald Tupper Rink, Sutherland, N.Vancouver 2008 Girls: Kelsey Allen Rink, West Vancouver 1991 Girls: Rachelle Johnson Rink, Mt. Baker,Cranbrook Boys: Eunnel Chang Rink, Mt. Elizabeth, Kitimat Boys: Wai Yeung Rink, Sir CharlesTupper,Vancouver 2009 Girls: Samantha Sears Rink, Mt. Elizabeth, Kitimat 1992 Girls: Heather Godberson Rink, N. Peace, Ft. St. John Boys: Matthew Prinse Rink, Chilliwack Boys: Kevin Lupien Rink, Queen Elizabeth, Surrey 2010 Girls: Carley Sandwith Rink, Reynolds, Victoria 1993 Girls: Jen Favreau Rink, Richmond Boys: Rhys Gamache Rink, South Delta Boys: Mark Olson Rink, Charles Tupper, Vancouver 2011 Girls: Courtney Chan Rink, Burnaby North 1994 Girls: Jen Favreau
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