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42Nd UBC Physics Olympics School Grouping – Alphabetical Order March 7, 2020, UBC, Departments of Physics and Astronomy and of Curriculum and Pedagogy - Page 1 42nd UBC Physics Olympics School Grouping – Alphabetical Order Group School City Coach 1 R A. R. MacNeill Secondary Richmond Jerry Lou 2 R Alpha Secondary School Burnaby Blerta Burnaci 3 R Argyle Secondary School North Vancouver Rob Johnson 4 P Aspengrove School Lantzville David Riendl 5 T Brockton School North Vancouver Svetlana Catia 6 R Burnaby Central Secondary School Burnaby Eric Byman 7 R Burnaby Mountain Secondary Burnaby Jenny Sambell 8 R Burnaby North Secondary School Burnaby Dave McPhee 9 R Burnaby South Secondary School Burnaby Chris Lock 10 P Carihi Secondary School Campbell River Bill Deagle 11 R Carson Graham North Vancouver Christopher Blay 12 Q Centennial Secondary School Coquitlam Jim Tonks 13 P Claremont Secondary School Victoria Rodney Paananen 14 Q Clayton Heights Secondary School Surrey Robert Decman 15 T Collingwood Secondary School West Vancouver Edel Vo 16 R Crofton House School Vancouver Albert Chang 17 Q D.W. Poppy Secondary School Langley Russ Furse 18 R David Thompson Secondary School Vancouver Dan Borges 19 U Earl Marriott Secondary School Surrey Eric Kovits 20 P Ecole Victor-Brodeur Victoria Sylvie Windels 21 T Eric Hamber Secondary School Vancouver Mark Lam 22 Q Fleetwood Park Secondary School Surrey Brianna Stusiak 23 Q Fraser Heights Secondary School Team # 1 Surrey John Struik 24 Q Fraser Heights Secondary School Team # 2 Surrey John Struik 25 P George Elliott Secondary School Lake Country Steve Mackenzie 26 Q Gleneagle Secondary School Coquitlam Katherine Chung 27 R Handsworth Secondary School North Vancouver Braden Holt 28 P Heritage Woods Secondary School Port Moody Pouyan Khalili 29 P Howe Sound Secondary Squamish Adam Quiring 30 S J. N. Burnett Secondary School Richmond John Lim 31 S Kitsilano Secondary School Vancouver Doug Smith 32 S Little Flower Academy Vancouver Daniel Chow 33 S Lord Byng Secondary School Vancouver Yates Lo 34 P Maple Ridge Secondary School Maple Ridge David Jamieson 35 S McMath Secondary School Richmond Greg Thiessen 36 S McNair Secondary School Richmond Edward Liao 37 P Meadowridge Secondary School Maple Ridge Dale Stevenson 38 S Moscrop Secondary School Burnaby Frank Fulop 39 U Mulgrave Secondary school Team #1 West Vancouver Michael Moore 40 U Mulgrave Secondary school Team #2 West Vancouver Michael Moore March 7, 2020, UBC, Departments of Physics and Astronomy and of Curriculum and Pedagogy - Page 2 41 Q New Westminster Secondary New Westminster Bobby Woo 42 U Pacific Academy Surrey Jeff Lee Q Pinetree Secondary School Coquitlam Vanessa Martino 43 44 U Point Grey Secondary School Vancouver Stefan Schmitt 45 Q Port Moody Secondary School Port Moody Hester Greenwood 46 U Prince of Wales Secondary School Vancouver Tim Dow 47 Q R. E. Mountain Secondary School Langley Anthony Klassen 48 U Richmond Christian School Richmond Duncan Provan 49 U Richmond Secondary School Richmond Jason Chow 50 U Rockridge Secondary School West Vancouver Matt Trask 51 P Sardis Secondary School Chilliwack Mike Lewis 52 T Sate Education Vancouver John Pang 53 R Semiahmoo Secondary School Surrey Louay El Halabi 54 U Sentinel Secondary School West Vancouver David Gibson 55 T Sir W. Churchill Secondary School Team #1 Vancouver Terence Wang 56 T Sir W. Churchill Secondary School Team #2 Vancouver Adam Klaassen 57 U South Delta Secondary School Delta Irina Hunt 58 U Southpointe Academy Delta Nazam Kokhar 59 U Southridge School Surrey Larry Geddert 60 R St. John’s School Vancouver Alexandra Bella 61 T St. Patrick Regional Secondary School Vancouver Paul Siu 62 T St. Thomas Aquinas School North Vancouver John Flores 63 T St. Thomas More Collegiate Burnaby Joe Muise 64 T Steveston-London Secondary School Richmond Scott Clements 65 T Stratford Hall Vancouver Dave Knight 66 T Sullivan Heights Secondary School Surrey Alyssa Becker 67 T Templeton Secondary School Vancouver Kyle Renwick 68 P Thomas Haney Secondary School Maple Ridge Jeff Green 69 S University Hill Secondary School Vancouver Vincent Tang 70 S University Transition School Vancouver Lucy Shepelev 71 S Vancouver College Vancouver Juan Pineda 72 Q Walnut Grove Secondary School Langley Aubry Farenholtz 73 S West Point Grey Academy Vancouver Yung Ming Liu 74 S West Vancouver Secondary School West Vancouver Jerry Espenhain 75 P Whistler Secondary School Whistler Jamie Walzl 76 P Yale Secondary School Abbotsford Alf Penner 77 S York House Secondary School Vancouver Hanan Kaddage Final TEAM DISTRIBUTEION PER HIT (77 teams) P U T S R Q 13 13 13 13 13 12 .
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