LANGLEY — Week 1 in the B.C. high school football world was filled with highlighted performances on both side of the ball.
Author: Howard Tsumura
TSUMURA on Simon Fraser football: 5 things to follow inside the numbers after the Clan fall big at Azusa Pacific
The re-boot of Simon Fraser football continued Saturday night in Glendora, Cal., and as their competition took a huge spike up in quality form a week ago, the Clan’s margin of defeat may have, on first glance, taken its faithful back to that dark and familiar place.
09.08.18 Varsity Letters’ Saturday night B.C. High School Football Report final edition
Welcome to the Saturday night edition of Varsity Letters’ B.C. High School Football Report.
09.08.18 edition: Varsity Letter’s Saturday morning B.C. High School Football Report
LANGLEY — Welcome to our Saturday morning edition of Varsity Letter’s B.C. High School Football Report. Technical difficulties, including e-mail transmissions and faulty stat programs delayed our efforts to provide you with a pair of games from Friday.
After UBC’s 57-7 loss at Calgary, ‘Birds coach Nill says “Let’s be honest, we were intimidated on the field…”
The most lopsided loss of the Blake Nill era at UBC was so decisive that its head coach and sole architect couldn’t help but ask some pretty heavy questions.
09.07.18: Varsity Letter’s B.C. High School Football Report Friday Night Lights FINAL edition
LANGLEY — Welcome to the Friday Night Lights early edition of Varsity Letters’ weekly B.C. High School Football Report.Continue to check back with us through the evening as we attempt to provide game reports from each and every football game involving B.C. senior varsity teams.FRIDAYTRIPLE AWESTERN CONFERENCECARSON GRAHAM 14 at No. 3 NEW WESTMINSTER 36NEW […]
Varsity Letters Big 5 games: The top five Week 1 match-ups in B.C. high school football!
LANGLEY — B.C. high school football on B.C. soil! Yes, the 2018 season gets its real start Friday, and as the long road to Subway Bowl’s championship Saturday gets underway, Varsity Letters looks at the top five games of the weekend.
UBC football notebook: QB O’Connor sits on historic precipice but Dinos have the attention of every Thunderbird
VANCOUVER — Michael O’Connor has a chance to grab one of the most heralded quarterbacking records in the books at UBC.
Rachel Sydor: Four years a Spartan understudy, Trinity Western keeper rises to starting role on nation’s No. 4-ranked team
LANGLEY — Win five national titles over a span of 10 years, like the Trinity Western Spartans’ women’s soccer program did from 2004-13, and you’re not only able to recruit great players into the team, you’re able to create some of the most competitive positional battles imaginable.
Jayme Bratsberg: After finding her voice of confidence, SFU Clan libero ready to dig the spoils of her senior year
BURNABY — Jayme Bratsberg doesn’t have it in her to be the loudmouth libero.