SMUS' Quinn Ngawati topped the charts among centres in the BCSSRU 2017 B.C. Three-Deep Provincial All-stars presented by Varsity Letters. (Photo courtesy Kyle Slavin/SMUS athletics)
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B.C. High School Rugby XV’s: The top three players at every position for the 2017 season!

SURREY — Who are B.C.’s top high school rugby talents in the 15-man game?

With the XVs coming off a successful championship weekend, Varsity Letters is happy to be able to present the B.C. Secondary Schools Rugby Union’s three-deep, the top three players at each position as selected by the BCSSRU’s Adam Roberts.

Keep in mind, a key goal here was to try to represent the best players in the province, mindful of the fact that restrictions are often times brought on by actual positions.

If any certain player’s position doesn’t fully jibe with where he spent the majority of his season, the end in mind for the BCSSRU was to do the best job possible in representing the top players. As usual, touch choices had to be made.

Locks, centres and wings have been listed as Top Six.

LOOSEHEAD PROP

1. Ian Leigh (Shawnigan Lake)

2. Ed Down (Victoria-Oak Bay)

3. Nick Gray (North Van-Carson Graham)

HOOKER

1. Tyler Wong (North Van-Carson Graham)

2. Jose Perez (Vancouver-St. George’s)

3. Ryan Renkers (Surrey-Earl Marriott)

TIGHT HEAD PROP

1. Gui Sala de Melo (Shawnigan Lake)

2. Sean Foulkes (North Van-Handsworth)

3. Von Richardson (Chilliwack-G.W. Graham)

LOCK

1. Quinton James (North Vancouver-Carson Graham

2. Reid Davies (Surrey-Earl Marriott)

3. Max McKee (West Van-Collingwood)

4. Ayo Ogunlade (Mill Bay-Brentwood College)

5. David Carson (Victoria-Oak Bay)

6. Spencer Norman (Richmond-R.A. McMath)

FLANKER

1. Connor Sinclair (Shawnigan Lake)

2. Matt Terry (Vancouver-St. George’s)

3. Luke Woodridge (North Vancouver-Carson Graham)

Shawnigan Lake No. 8 Dean Mason topped his positional group. (Varsity Letters photo by Howard Tsumura)

NO. 8

1. Dean Mason (Shawnigan Lake)

2. Nick Carson (Victoria-Oak Bay)

3. Noah King (Vancouver-St. George’s)

FLANKER

1. Harrison Hooke (Mill Bay-Brentwood College)

2. Quinn Bachand (North Van-Handsworth)

3. Mac James (Abbotsford-Yale)

SMUS Blues Jags’  Sam Khan sits No. 2 at scrum-half behind SLS’s Carter Miller.. (Howard Tsumura, Varsity Letters photo)

SCRUM-HALF

1. Carter Miller (Shawnigan Lake)

2. Sam Khan (Victoria-SMUS)

3. Patric Cho (Langley-RE Mountain)

Jack Scher of St. George’s gets the nod as B.C.’s top fly-half. (Photo — Jon Hayduk/St. George’s athletics)

FLY-HALF

1. Jack Scher (Vancouver-St. George’s)

2. Jonny Hodgkins (Shawnigan Lake)

3. Tom Blackburn (Surrey-Elgin Park)

CENTRE

1. Quinn Ngawati (Victoria-SMUS)

2. Evan Norris (Shawnigan Lake)

3. William McDougall-Perciellier (Mill Bay-Brentwood College)

4. Lachlan Krazt (Victoria-Oak Bay)

5. Connor Byron (Abbotsford-Yale)

6. Carter Proc (West Vancouver-Collingwood)

FULLBACK

1. Jon Sudul (Victoria-SMUS)

2. Sam Wegert (Langley-RE Mountain)

3. Reece Gibson (Abbotsford-W.J. Mouat)

WING

1. Seth Purdy (Shawnigan Lake)

2. Will Andrews (Vancouver-St. George’s)

3. Rowan Megale (Nelson-LV Rogers)

4. Thomas Froats (Surrey-Ear Marriott)

5. Felix Butterfield (Victoria-SMUS)

6. Seth Wong-Hen (Richmond-RA McMath)

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