Provincials 2005

The 2005 BC Secondary Schools’ Rugby Union Provincial Championships were held from June 1 to 4 at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver BC.

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AAA – Day One		FINAL	AAA – Day One		FINAL
1	St. Georges	46	2	Shawnigan Lake	60
16	Esquimalt	7	15	Magee	23

3	Carsen Graham	48	4	Semiahmoo	28
14	North Delta	5	13	Fleetwood Park	8

5	Oak Bay	42	6	Elgin Park	22
12	Earl Marriott	7	11	South Kamloops	10

7	Handsworth	13	8	West Vancouver	32
10	G.P. Vanier	26	9	St. Michaels University	10

AAA – Day Two		FINAL	AAA – Day Two		FINAL
Fleetwood Park		28	South Kamloops		47
Earl Marriott		5	North Delta		10

St. Michaels University		32	Handsworth		5
Esquimalt		14	Magee		0
Quarter Finals		FINAL	Quarter Finals		FINAL
St. George’s		67	Shawnigan Lake		45
West Vancouver		0	G.P. Vanier		5

Oak Bay		20	Carson Graham		22
Semiahmoo		14	Elgin Park		12

AAA – Day Three		FINAL	AAA – Day Three		FINAL
Semiahmoo		25	Fleetwood Park		35
West Vancouver		18	St. Michaels University		31

Elgin Park		22	Magee		17
G.P. Vanier		17	North Delta		10

South Kamloops		17	Esquimalt		31
Handsworth		10	Earl Marriott		5
Semi Finals		FINAL	Semi Finals		FINAL
St. George’s		23	Shawnigan Lake (winner in OT)		13
Oak Bay		8	Carson Graham		13

AAA – Day Four			Most Sportsmanlike Team: Fleetwood Park AAA Commissioner’s XV: Eli Hillberry – G.P.Vanier Tyler Train – Semiahmoo Al Ferraro – Magee Rupert Common – St. Michaels University Malcolm Fairweather – Elgin Park John Park – St. George’s Ben Johnson – South Kamloops Sean McLoughlin – Fleetwood Park Gordie Sawers – West Vancouver Alex Laverenko – Esquimalt Nathan Redford – Earl Marriott David Ledford – Handsworth Kurt MacKenzie – North Delta Bayne Pettinger – Oak Bay Brady Carpenter – Carson Graham Bart Lawrence – Shawnigan Lake
15th / 16th Place		FINAL
North Delta		24
Earl Marriott		13
13th / 14th Place		FINAL
Esquimalt		18
Magee		13
11th / 12th Place		FINAL
St Michaels University		12
Handsworth		8
9th / 10th Place		FINAL
Fleetwood Park		24
South Kamloops		10
7th / 8th Place		FINAL
West Vancouver		45
G.P. Vanier		0
5th / 6th Place		FINAL
Semiahmoo		18
Elgin Park		13
Bronze Medal Game		FINAL
Carson Graham		17
Oak Bay		8
Championship Final		FINAL
St. George’s		12
Shawnigan Lake		6

AA – Day One		FINAL	AA – Day One		FINAL
1	Rockridge	79	2	Collingwood	46
16	Brocklehurst	0	15	Chemainus	3

3	Brentwood College	89	4	Robert Bateman	37
14	Nechako Valley	0	13	Kalamalka	12

5	Hugh McRoberts	38	6	Prince of Wales	41
12	Kelowna Christian	18	11	Southridge	10

7	Brookswood	12	8	Clarence Fulton	29
10	Reynolds	10	9	Aldergrove	25

AA – Day Two		FINAL	AA – Day Two		FINAL
Aldergrove		6	Reynolds		17
Brocklehurst		0	Chemainus		13

Kelowna Christian		22	Southridge		20
Kalamalka		19	Nechako Valley		7
Quarter Finals		FINAL	Quarter Finals		FINAL
Rockridge		5	Collingwood		53
Clarence Fulton		0	Brookswood		8

Robert Bateman		19	Brentwood College		20
Hugh McRoberts		14	Prince of Wales		10

AA – Day Three		FINAL	AA – Day Three		FINAL
Hugh McRoberts		39	Aldergrove		20
Clarence Fulton		5	Kelowna Christian		17

Prince of Wales		24	Kalamalka		19
Brookswood		5	Brocklehurst		10

Reynolds		21	Chemainus		34
Southridge		17	Nechako Valley		5
Semi Finals		FINAL	Semi Finals		FINAL
Rockridge		28	Collingwood		29
Robert Bateman		18	Brentwood College		12

AA – Day Four			Most Sportsmanlike Team: Kelowna Christian AA Commissioner’s XV: David Brannald – Prince of Wales Patrick Sails – Reynolds Scott Wise – Aldergrove Community Charlie Jones – Rockridge Winston Lawrence – Clarence Fulton Caleb Campbell – Kelowna Christian Lewis Lees-Buckley – Southridge Nathan Hirayama – Hugh McRoberts Mark Adams – Robert Bateman Tom O’Malley – Brentwood College Mitch Barriesheff – Kalamalka Taylor Topliss – Collingwood Cody Rockson – Brookswood
15th / 16th Place		FINAL
Brocklehurst		20
Nechako Valley		10
13th / 14th Place		FINAL
Kalamalka		33
Chemainus		7
11th / 12th Place		FINAL
Kelowna Christian		36
Southridge		14
9th / 10th Place		FINAL
Aldergrove		31
Reynolds		0
7th / 8th Place		FINAL
Clarence Fulton		17
Brookswood		12
5th / 6th Place		FINAL
Hugh McRoberts		30
Prince of Wales		0
Bronze Medal Game		FINAL
Brentwood College		38
Robert Bateman		15
Championship Final		FINAL
Rockridge		18
Collingwood		0