Here are all of the latest boys senior varsity rankings. Girls basketball posted no new rankings this week:
THE PROVINCE’S BIG 10 RANKINGS
SENIOR BOYS
QUAD A
(Ranking reflects games played Feb. 11-Feb. 17, records reflect B.C. competition only)
1. Terry Fox Ravens (Port Coquitlam) (23-4) (LW-1)
Last week — Won both games to finish first at Fraser Valley North playoffs. Def. Pitt Meadows 74-61, def. Heritage Woods 78-51.
This week — Open Feb. 20 at Fraser Valley championships as No. 1 seed, host winner of Kwantlen Park vs. Seaquam.
2. Oak Bay Bays (Victoria) (24-3) (2)
Last week — Def. Lambrick Park 90-64. Def. Claremont 90-40 in South Island semifinals.
This week — Feb. 19 vs. Belmont in South Island championship final.
3. Vancouver College Fighting Irish (19-4) (3)
Last week — Did not play.
This week — Open Feb. 18 at Lower Mainland championships as No. 2 seed vs. Windermere.
4. Kelowna Owls (16-4) (4)
Last week — Def. Rutland 104-52, def. Mt. Boucherie 78-65.
This week — Do not play. Feb. 26-27 Okanagan Valley championships at Rutland.
5. Burnaby South Rebels (19-3) (5)
Last week — Won two games to finish first at Bur-West league tournament. Def. New Westminster 96-50, def. Moscrop 83-52.
This week — Open Feb. 18 at Lower Mainland championships as No. 1 seed vs. Kitsilano.
6. Sir Winston Churchill Bulldogs (Vancouver) (23-5) (6)
Last week — Won two games to finish first at Vancouver City championships. Def. Windermere 104—85, def. David Thompson 97-65.
This week — Open Feb. 18 at Lower Mainland championships as No. 3 seed vs. Killarney.
7. Heritage Woods Kodiaks (Port Moody) (17-11) (7)
Last week — Split two games to finish second as host of Fraser Valley North playoffs. Def. Centennial 97-37, lost 78-51 to Terry Fox.
This week — Open Feb. 20 at Fraser Valley championships as No. 4 seed, host winner of Enver Creek vs. Pinetree.
8. Mt. Boucherie Bears (12-6) (Kelowna) (8)
Last week — Lost to Kelowna 78-65.
This week — Do not play. Feb. 26-27 Okanagan Valley championships at Rutland.
9. Walnut Grove Gators (Langley) (23-8) (9)
Last week — Def. Lord Tweedsmuir 68-64, def. Sardis 98-58.
This week — Open Feb. 20 at Fraser Valley championships as No. 2 seed, host winner of MEI vs. Centennial.
10. St. George’s Saints (Vancouver) (11-5) (10-tie)
Last week — Did not play
This week — Open Feb. 18 at Lower Mainland championships as No. 4 seed, host winner of David Thompson vs. New Westminster.
HONOURABLE MENTION
Yale Lions (Abbotsford) (22-7) (HM)
Last week — Did not play.
This week — Open Feb. 20 at Fraser Valley championships as No. 5 seed, face Panorama Ridge vs. Port Moody winner at Heritage Woods.
Holy Cross Crusaders (Surrey) (19-8) (HM)
Last week — Won both games to finish first as host of Fraser Valley Central league championships. Def. Enver Creek 77-67, def North Surrey 91-72.
This week — Open Feb. 20 at Fraser Valley championships as No. 3 seed, host winner of Delta vs. Sardis.
Pitt Meadows Marauders (24-11) (HM)
Last week — Won two of three games to finish third at Fraser Valley North playoffs. Def. Pinetree 87-63, lost 74-61 to Terry Fox, def. Centennial 68-57.
This week — Open Feb. 20 at Fraser Valley championships as No. 7 seed, face Lord Tweedsmuir-Earl Marriott winner at Walnut Grove.
Semiahmoo Totems (Surrey) (16-12) (NR)
Last week — Won both games to finish first at Fraser Valley South playoffs. Def. Delta 88-78, def. Tamanawis 97-62.
This week — Open Feb. 20 at Fraser Valley championships as No. 6 seed, face W.J. Mouat vs. Queen Elizabeth winner.
Kitsilano Blue Demons (Vancouver) (16-11) (10-tie)
Last week — Lost two of three games at Vancouver City championships. Lost 93-84 to David Thompson, def. Killarney 101-64, lost 92-91 to Windermere. Def. Moscrop 107-58 at Lower Mainland championships.
This week — Feb. 18 vs. Burnaby South at Lower Mainland championships.
TRIPLE A
1. Sir Charles Tupper Tigers (Vancouver) (LW-1)
2. Abbotsford Panthers (3)
3. St. Thomas More Knights (Burnaby) (4)
4. Charles Hays Rainmakers (Prince Rupert) (5)
5. R.A. McMath Wildcats (Richmond) (2)
6. Fleetwood Park Dragons (Surrey) (6)
7. McNair Marlins (Richmond) (7)
8. South Kamloops Titans (10)
9. Nanaimo District Islanders (8)
10. Robert Bateman Timberwolves (Abbotsford) (9)
Honourable mention — Rick Hansen Hurricanes (Abbotsford) (HM), Hugh McRoberts Strikers (Richmond) (HM), Brookswood Bobcats (Langley) (HM), Carson Graham Eagles (North Vancouver) (NR), Wellington Wildcats (Nanaimo) (NR)
(BC Boys High School Basketball)
DOUBLE A
1. St. Michaels University School Blue Jags (Victoria) (LW-2)
2. Delview Raiders (North Delta) (4)
3. Lambrick Park Lions (Victoria) (3)
4. Southridge Storm (Surrey) (1)
5. Golden Eagles (5)
6. Clarence Fulton Maroons (Vernon) (6)
7. H.J. Cambie Crusaders (Richmond) (7)
8.-tie Brentwood College (Mill Bay) (8-tie)
8.-tie G.W. Graham Grizzlies (Chilliwack) (8-tie)
10.-tie South Okanagan Hornets (Oliver) (10-tie)
10.-tie Valleyview Vikes (Kamloops) (HM)
Honourable Mention — A.R. McNeill Ravens (Richmond) (HM), Collingwood Cavaliers (West Vancouver) (HM), Kwalikum Kondors (Qualicum Beach) (HM), R.C. Palmer Griffins (Richmond) (HM),
(Lyle Dhur, Sportvictoria.com, Alex Van Samang, Windsor)
SINGLE A
1. St. Patrick’s Celtics (Vancouver) (LW-1)
2. Abbotsford Christian Knights (2)
3. Richmond Christian Eagles (9)
4. St. John’s Eagles (Vancouver) (4)
5.-tie Osoyoos Rattlers (NR)
5.-tie Maple Ridge Christian Hornets (6)
7. Kelowna Christian Knights (10)
8. Immaculata Mustangs (Kelowna) (3)
9. West Point Grey Academy Wolves (Vancouver) (5)
10. Credo Christian Kodiaks (Langley) (7)
Honourable mention — Duncan Christian Chargers (8), King David Lions (Vancouver) (HM), Bulkley Valley Christian Royals (Smithers) (HM), Similkameen Sparks (Keremeos) (HM), Mt. Sentinel Wildcats (South Slocan) (HM)
(Harvey Thorau)
