If there has been a week with more movement in the top 15 than this past week at the Triple A level, please let us know. Not only did Kelowna’s Mt. Boucherie Bears and the Mt. Baker Wild of Cranbrook take huge climbs to the top of the charts based on their excellence at this past weekend’s Best of the West tourney, every single position in the top 15 is represented this week by a school that occupied a different spot the week before.
At Double A, Abbotsford Christian makes the big climb, while Duchess Park and Langley Christian continue to maintain the top two positions.
All rankings provided by B.C. Boys Volleyball Association.
Here’s our weekly look:
TRIPLE A
1. Mt. Boucherie Bears (Kelowna) (LW-5)
2. Mt. Baker Wild (Cranbrook) (6)
3. Earl Marriott Mariners (Surrey) (1)
4. Oak Bay Barbers (Victoria) (3)
5. Seaquam Seahawks (North Delta) (2)
6. Van Tech Talismen (Vancouver) (7)
7. Royal Bay Ravens (Victoria) (9)
8. Kelowna Owls (4)
9. Penticton Lakers (11) ‘
10. Okanagan Mission Huskies (Kelowna) (14)
11. David Thompson Trojans (Vancouver) (8)
12. Reynolds Roadrunners (Victoria) (10)
13. Delta Pacers (12)
14. Centennial Centaurs (Coquitlam) (13)
15. Semiahmoo Totems (Surrey) (HM)
Honourable mention —Killarney Cougars (Vancouver) (15), Elgin Park Orcas (Surrey) (HM)
DOUBLE A
1. Duchess Park Condors (Prince George) (LW-1)
2. Langley Christian Lightning (2)
6. Abbotsford Christian Knights (6)
4. George Elliot Coyotes (Lake Country) (4)
3. Richmond Christian Eagles (3)
7. MEI Eagles (Abbotsford) (7)
5. College Heights Cougars (Prince George) (5)
8. Prince Charles Comets (Creston) (8)
9. Pacific Christian Pacers (Victoria) (9)
10. W.L. Seaton Sonics (Vernon) (10)
Honourable mention — D.P. Todd Trojans (Prince George) (HM), Gulf Islands Scorpions (HM), Pacific Academy Breakers (Surrey) (NR)
(NOTE — rankings based on results through Sunday, Oct. 15)
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