CSSAA

Fraser North Sr Girls Champions 🏀

RIVERSIDE RAPIDS

MVP: Avery Sussex
1st Team All Stars: Annabelle Neufeld and Jorja Hart

.jeremy

Fraser North Gr 9 Girls Champions 🏀

CENTENNIAL CENTAURS

Fraser North Jr Boys Champions! 🏀

TERRY FOX RAVENS

February voted CSSAA Athlete of the Month

Kobe Li 🏐 from .athletics

Kobe Li is a Grade 12 athlete at Port Moody Secondary. He’s a multi sport athlete competing in basketball, cross country, track and field, and ultimate. He is a cornerstone of the boys basketball program, playing on the Senior team since Grade 10. Kobe’s play has improved steadily over the years. This year in Grade 12, he is one of the captains of the team, averaging over 15 points per game in league play. He’s a tough, vocal leader who will do whatever it takes to win games. Not only has he been the steady hand as our starting PG but he helps with planning, scheduling, and even some coaching. He will initiate the offense, get teammates in the right spots, get them the ball in their spots, while also being able to score at all three levels. On the defensive end, Kobe is a tone setter. He’s a tenacious on ball defender who applies a lot of pressure on ball handlers which creates many steals, deflected passes, and turnovers. Kobe has helped shift the culture and elevated the entire basketball program. Off the court, Kobe is an active leader in Port Moody’s athletic community. He started the .athletics Instagram account and has exponentially improved the school’s social media exposure for athletes and sports teams. Kobe’s initiative, passion, and service to the school as both an athlete and photographer is second to none and will leave positive impacts on school spirit and culture for years to come.

🏀 Grade 9 Boys Coquitlam District Championships
🏆 Heritage Woods Kodiaks

CSSAA (Coquitlam Secondary School Athletic Association)

Thank you to Riverside Secondary for hosting!

Jr. Girls Coquitlam District Championships
Riverside Rapids defeat Heritage Woods Kodiaks
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MVP: Heena #21, Riverside Rapids

CSSAA (Coquitlam Secondary School Athletic Association)

Thank you to Port Moody Secondary for hosting!

Jr. Boys Coquitlam District Championships
Terry Fox Ravens defeats Charles Best Blue Devils
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MVP: Jason Imani #9, Terry Fox

CSSAA (Coquitlam Secondary School Athletic Association)

Thank you to Port Moody Secondary for hosting!

Congratulations to the Centennial grade 9 girls coached by Darcy Grant for finishing 1st place in the Coquitlam District Championships! 🏀 🏆

January voted CSSAA athlete of the month!

Eric He 🏊‍♂️ from

Eric is a dedicated, hard-working, and consistent swimmer. He is an integral part of the team. He swims equally well in individual events and relay races. Over the season, he placed in all twelve events he competed in, earning a top three ranking in half of those. At the Provincial Championships, he was part of two relays that came in first, one of those even being a record breaking one! 
Along with his excellent swimming skills, Eric is a kind and personable young man. He was always friendly and respectful to the coaches as well as his teammates. 
Eric is a very deserving candidate for this honour!

December voted CSSAA Athlete of the Month

Paige Korbely 🏊 from

Paige is a grade 11 student at Pinetree Secondary who has excelled at both cross country and swimming as a prominent member on both teams. This year, Paige competed at the senior level and took home the Gail Sayers award with the fastest time for females. She qualified for provincials but was unable to attend due to her swimming commitments. Regarding swimming, she started when she was 7 years old and her love of swimming has seen her continue to advance. As captain of Pinetree’s aquatic team, she and three others represented Pinetree at provincials in Nanaimo this past fall. Outside of school, Paige is on both Team BC as well as Team Canada. She is going through Olympic trials this year to make the next Olympics. Another accomplishment that Paige is particularly proud of is her ability to maintain very good marks in all her classes and participate in other sports despite training around 20 hours a week in the pool.

30 schools and 350 wrestlers competing at the Port Moody/ Pinetree Wrestling Tournament

Pinetree Boys 13th in Provincials after a great run 🏐