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It’s TBI time! We unveil all 64 teams in the 2026 Tsumura Basketball Invitational’s boys and girls Super 16 and Select 16 brackets this December at the Langley Events Centre!

By Howard Tsumura

VarsityLetters.ca

LANGLEY TOWNSHIP — It’s been six weeks since the 2025-26 B.C. high school basketball season wrapped itself up before glorious ovation at the Langley Events Centre.

Now, it’s time to start the countdown to a new season, and with it, the 2026 Tsumura Basketball Invitational.

This coming season, the boys Super 16 and Select 16 dual tournaments run Dec. 9-12, followed the next week by the girls Super 16 and Select 16 dual tournaments.

Today we unveil all the teams set to take part in those four respective brackets.

Lucas Villanueva of Vancouver College does his best to try and slow the progress of Brookswood point guard Mason Nohr during the B.C. junior boys championship semifinals Monday, Feb. 23 at the Langley Events Centre. The Bobcats’ second-place junior finishers take the big step up at the senior varsity level next season as a part of the TBI Super 16 field Dec. 9-12 at the LEC. (Photo by Ryan Molag property of Langley Events Centre 2026. All Rights Reserved)

BOYS SUPER 16 (Dec. 9-12)

ARGYLE (VSS)

BROOKSWOOD (EV)

BURNABY SOUTH (FN)

CENTENNIAL (FN)

DOVER BAY (VI)

G.W. GRAHAM (EV)

HOLY CROSS (SF)

KITSILANO (VSS)

NEW WESTMINSTER (FN)

PANORAMA RIDGE (SF)

RUTLAND (TOK)

SALISH (SF)

ST. GEORGE’S (VSS)

ST. PAT’S (VSS)

SARDIS (EV) 

TERRY FOX (FN)

King George’s Rei Ikeda soars between the Surrey Christian Falcons during the B.C. senior boys Single-A basketball championships quarterfinal round 03.05.26 at the Langley Event Centre. The Dragons return eight players from its 2026 B.C. Double-A tournament qualifier as they prepare for TBI 2026 Dec. 9-12 at the LEC. (Photo by Mary Kessenich for Vancouver Sports Picture 2026. All Rights Reserved)

BOYS SELECT 16 (Dec. 9-12)

BELMONT (V)

CLAREMONT (VI)

DUCHESS PARK (NC)

ERIC HAMBER (VSS)

GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS (SF)

HERITAGE WOODS (FN)

KING GEORGE (VSS)

L.A. MATHESON (SF)

LORD TWEEDSMUIR (SF)

MOUNT BAKER (KOO)

NANAIMO DISTRICT (VI)

PENTICTON (TOK)

SIR CHARLES TUPPER (VSS)

SPECTRUM (VI)

ST. THOMAS MORE (FN)

SULLIVAN HEIGHTS (SF)

SMUS Blue Jags’ Elspeth Rodger battles for possession during Day 2 quarterfinal action at the 2026 B.C. senior girls basketball championships Feb. 26, 2026 at the Langley Events Centre. A rising senior, Rodger will be one of the leaders when the Jags come to the LEC Dec. 16-19 for the TBI Super 16. (Photo by Mary Kessenich property of Vancouver Sports Pictures/Langley Events Centre 2026. All Rights Reserved)

GIRLS SUPER 16 (Dec. 16-19)

ARGYLE (VSS)

BURNABY SOUTH (FN)

DR. CHARLES BEST (FN)

DOVER BAY (VI)

EARL MARRIOTT (SF)

G.W. GRAHAM (EV)

JOHNSTON HEIGHTS (SF)

LANGLEY CHRISTIAN (EV)

LORD TWEEDSMUIR (SF)

MEI (EV)

OKANAGAN MISSION (TOK)

RIVERSIDE (FN)

SAINT MICHAELS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL (VI)

SEMIAHMOO (SF)

VERNON (TOK)

YALE (EV)

Keira Cadden (right) of the JL Jackson Jays is hounded by Southridge Storm’s Addie McMullin during Day 1 action from the B.C. seniors girls Double-A basketball championships played February 25, 2026 at the Langley Events Centre. Jackson and the Jays join the Select 16 field when they make their first-ever TBI appearance Dec. 16-19 at the Langley Events Centre. (Photo by Howard Tsumura property of Varsity Letters 2026. All Rights Reserved)

GIRLS SELECT 16 (Dec. 16-19)

ABBOTSFORD CHRISTIAN (EV)

BROOKSWOOD (EV)

CEDARS CHRISTIAN (NC)

CENTENNIAL (FN)

COLLINGWOOD (VSS)

CREDO CHRISTIAN (EV)

FERNIE (KOO)

G.P. VANIER (VI)

HOLY CROSS (SF)

J.L. JACKSON (TOK)

PACIFIC ACADEMY (SF)

R.A. MCMATH (VSS)

SAINT THOMAS MORE (FN)

SEAQUAM (SF)

SIR CHARLES TUPPER (VSS)

WINDSOR (VSS)

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