The regular season in B.C. high school football is quickly winding down.
In fact after this weekend, we’ve just got one more left until we embark on the month-long road to Subway Bowl 2018 at B.C. Place Stadium!
Hunkering down for another weekend of ewxciting gridiron action?
Varsity Letters has you ready with our weekly All U Can Eat guide to the weekend… complete with our latest Big rankings, an up-to-date schedule by tier and conference, and a complete look at last week’s scoreboard.
VARSITY LETTERS BIG 5
TRIPLE A
1. New Westminster Hyacks (7-1) (LW-1)
LW — Def. Belmont 56-7
TW — Friday at Carson Graham
2. South Delta Sun Devils (7-1) (2)
LW — Def. Notre Dame 35-26
TW — Saturday at Seaquam
3. St. Thomas More Knights (Burnaby) (7-0) (3)
LW — Def. Mt. Boucherie 49-0
TW — Friday host W.J. Mouat
4. Terry Fox Ravens (Port Coquitlam) (5-2) (4)
LW — Def. Mission 52-8
TW — Friday host Lord Tweedsmuir
5. Seaquam Seahawks (North Delta) (6-1) (5)
LW — Def. Vancouver College 34-21
TW — Saturday host South Delta
HONOURABLE MENTION
Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers (Surrey) (5-2) (HM)
LW — Def. Centennial 63-0
TW — Friday at Terry Fox
Notre Dame Jugglers (4-3) (HM)
LW — Lost to South Delta 35-26
TW — Friday host Belmont
DOUBLE A
1. Windsor Dukes (North Vancouver) (5-0) (LW-1)
LW — Def. Holy Cross 38-0
TW — Friday at John Barsby
2. Vernon Panthers (5-1) (2)
LW — Def. South Kamloops 53-0
TW — Friday at Clarence Fulton
3. Abbotsford Panthers (3-3) (3)
LW — Def. Langley 53-2
TW — Friday at Robert Bateman
4. John Barsby Bulldogs (Nanaimo) (7-0) (4)
LW — Def. Hugh Boyd 34-13
TW — Friday host Windsor
5. G.W. Graham Grizzlies (Chilliwack) (5-1) (5)
LW — Def. Pitt Meadows 47-14
TW — Friday host Samuel Robertson
HONOURABLE MENTION
Argyle Pipers (North Vancouver) (4-3) (NR)
LW — Def. Ballenas 21-14
TW — Friday host Hugh Boyd (Burnaby Lakes)
Hugh Boyd Trojans (Richmond) (2-4) (HM)
LW — Lost 34-13 to John Barsby
TW — Friday at Argyle
THIS WEEK
THURSDAY
AA NORTHERN CONFERENCE
4 p.m. — Kelly Road at Prince George
FRIDAY
AAA PACIFIC CONFERENCE
10:30 a.m. — Rutland at Nanaimo District
AAA WESTERN CONFERENCE
2 p.m. — Belmont at Notre Dame
3:45 p.m. — New Westminster at Carson Graham
AAA EASTERN CONFERENCE
4 p.m. — Mt. Boucherie at Centennial
5 p.m. — Mission at Kelowna
7:30 p.m. — W.J. Mouat at St. Thomas More
7:30 p.m. — Lord Tweedsmuir at Terry Fox
AA WESTERN CONFERENCE
2 p.m. — Windsor at John Barsby
5 p.m. — Hugh Boyd at Argyle
AA EASTERN CONFERENCE
3 p.m. — Abbotsford at Robert Bateman
7:30 p.m.— Samuel Robertson at G.W. Graham
7:30 p.m. — Langley at Pitt Meadows
AA OKANAGAN CONFERENCE
5 p.m. — Westsyde at Valleyview
7 p.m. — Vernon at Clarence Fulton
SATURDAY
AAA WESTERN CONFERENCE
1 p.m. — South Delta at Seaquam
1:30 p.m. — Mt. Douglas at Vancouver College
AAA EASTERN CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
4:30 p.m. — Handsworth at South Kamloops
AA NORTHERN CONFERENCE
2 p.m. — Nechako Valley at College Heights
AA WESTERN CONFERENCE
1 p.m. — Holy Cross at Ballenas
LAST WEEK
SCOREBOARD
FRIDAY
AAA WESTERN CONFERENCE
Mt. Douglas 44 Carson Graham 0
New Westminster 56 Belmont 7
South Delta 35 Notre Dame 26
AAA EASTERN CONFERENCE
Lord Tweedsmuir 63 Centennial 0
St. Thomas More 49 Mt. Boucherie 0
Kelowna 39 W.J. Mouat 6
AAA PACIFIC CONFERENCE
Handsworth 26 Rutland 14
NON-CONFERENCE
6 p.m. — Westsyde at Nanaimo District
AA WESTERN CONFERENCE
John Barsby 34 Hugh Boyd 13
Argyle 21 Ballenas 14
AA OKANAGAN CONFERENCE
Clarence Fulton 50 Valleyview 0
Vernon 53 South Kamloops 0
AA EASTERN CONFERENCE
Abbotsford 53 Langley 2
Samuel Robertson 12 Robert Bateman 0
G.W. Graham 47 Pitt Meadows 14
SATURDAY
AAA EASTERN CONFERENCE
Terry Fox 52 Mission 8
AAA WESTERN CONFERENCE
Seaquam 34 Vancouver College 21
AA NORTHERN CONFERENCE
Nechako Valley 40 Kelly Road 6
AA WESTERN CONFERENCE
Windsor 38 Holy Cross 0
SUNDAY
AA NORTHERN CONFERENCE
Kelly Road 1 Duchess Park 0
Prince George 33 College Heights 8
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