NORTH VANCOUVER — Who says it’s too late for yet another set of high school all-star basketball games?
Basketball fans can rejoice with yet another collection of regional standouts on display as Wednesday, North Vancouver’s Capilano University’s Sportsplex plays host to the North Shore boys and girls all-star games.
Selected by area high school coaches, the North Shore Secondary Schools Athletic Association and Cap U, the rosters will feature the best talent (through all grades) within the private and public high school systems on the north shore.
The girls game tips off at 6 p.m., followed by the boys game at 8 p.m.
GIRLS
Mauvreen Allan (Carson Graham)
Sofia Bergman (Seycove)
Jessica Clarke (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Rebecca Clarke (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Gemma Cutler (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Olivia Gale (Rockridge)
Pietra Kamstra (Whistler)
Nelli Larjava (Mulgrave)
Sabrina Mason (Windsor)
Jenelle McComb (Handsworth)
Ella Mellinghaus (Argyle)
Nicolette Ong (Sentinel)
Julia Strigl (Sentinel)
Georgia Swant (Argyle)
Olivia Thorpe (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Jenna Tobias (Whistler)
Chloe Walton (Argyle)
Camie Ward (Argyle)
BOYS
Justin Balmaceda (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Josh Butler (Handsworth)
Stanley Choo (Handsworth)
Chris Demetillo (Carson Graham)
Anvir Dhesi (Howe Sound)
Gus Goerzen (Elphinstone)
Ben Grant, (Handsworth)
Masashi Kai (Whistler)
Elijah Kim (Windsor)
AJ Larty (Carson Graham)
Kevin Li (West Vancouver)
Blake McLean (Handsworth)
Anton Mellinghaus (Argyle)
Dylon Matthews (Seycove)
Mackinnon Nagle (Rockridge)
Chris Ross (Seycove)
Garret Riley (Whistler)
Taylan Savjord (Howe Sound)
Seckin Topac (Bodwell)
Denis Tuck (Collingwood)
Alexander Wallace (Argyle)
Nate Watters (Handsworth)
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