LANGLEY — Welcome to AAA Conference All-Star week.
It’s that special time in each B.C. High School Football season when recognition shines on individuals for their efforts over the course of the regular season.
From here, the seeds of the final provincial all-star team are first planted.
We started things off earlier today with the Eastern Conference, now it’s the Western Conference’s turn.
Varsity Letters publication schedule will follow later in the week, perhaps Wednesday, with the Pacific and Interior conference all-star teams.
The AA conference all-star teams will be released next week.
Please note, East and West coaches have today announced their Most Promising Grade 11s as well.
The East announced two selections, while the West announced one.
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All-star selections were made by conference coaches. Varsity Letters played no role in the selections of these teams.
Congratulations on your selection, players, and all the best in your future football endeavours.
WESTERN CONFERENCE AAA
ALL-STARS
OFFENCE
MVP — Aiden Domino (6-5, 240, Grade 12, quarterback, Notre Dame Jugglers)
OFFENSIVE LINE
Sebastian Sibbald (6-7, 345, 240, Grade 11, Mt. Douglas Rams)
Ethan Olive (6-5, 315, Grade 12, Vancouver College Fighting Irish)
Herschel Johal (6-5, 325, 240, Grade 11, Vancouver College Fighting Irish)
Josh Burchak (6-3, 240, 240, Grade 11, Notre Dame Jugglers)
Robert Preda (5-11, 230, 240, Grade 12, New Westminster Hyacks)
RECEIVERS
Chris Joseph (5-11, 160, 240, Grade 12, Vancouver College Fighting Irish)
Antonio Conte (5-10, 160, 240, Grade 12, Notre Dame Jugglers)
Malik Gagne-Smith (5-8, 160, 240, Grade 11, Mt. Douglas Rams)
Declan Dunn (5-11, 155, 240, Grade 12, South Delta Sun Devils)
RUNNING BACKS
Miltiadis Koulelis (6-3, 220, Grade 12, Mt. Douglas Rams)
Tommy Carvalho (5-10, 190, Grade 12, Vancouver College Fighting Irish)
QUARTERBACK
Hunter Swift (6-0, 190, Grade 12, Mt. Douglas Rams)
SPECIAL TEAMS
Giovanni Linuzzi (6-2, 165, Grade 12, Mt. Douglas Rams)
DEFENCE
CO-MVPs — Aiden Thomas (6-1, 190, Grade 12, Notre Dame Jugglers), Malcolm Fraser (6-1, 290, Grade 11, Belmont Bulldogs)
DEFENSIVE LINE
Tristan Burrell (6-3, 290, Grade 11, Vancouver College Fighting Irish)
Jack Procter (6-2, 230, Grade 11, Vancouver College Fighting Irish)
Quinn Walters (6-1, 205, Grade 12, St. Thomas More Knights)
Nelson Way (6-4, 280, Grade 12, Mt. Douglas Rams)
LINEBACKER
Arjan Bhullar (6-1, 200, Grade 11, Vancouver College Fighting Irish)
Matteo Trasolini (5-9, 205, Grade 12, Vancouver College Fighting Irish)
Pedro Cabanas (5-7, 215, Grade 12, Notre Dame Jugglers)
Lucas Steele (5-9, 190, Grade 12, New Westminster Hyacks)
DEFENSIVE BACK
Massimo Ryan (5-10, 190, Grade 12, Notre Dame Jugglers)
Iain St. Arnault (5-11, 175, Grade 11, Vancouver College Fighting Irish)
Luca Pante (6-0, 190, Grade 12, Notre Dame Jugglers)
Bronson Pheiffer (5-9, 155, Grade 12, Mt. Douglas Rams)
MOST PROMISING GRADE 11
Kenny Scott (5-10, 170, quarterback, South Delta Sun Devils)
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