2005 Official Pepsi All-stars
2005 AAA PEPSI ALL-STARS
AAA PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
Bobby Rau RB-DB 6'0", 185 WJ Mouat
OFFENSIVE TEAM:
MVP Offense: Zack Denton, RB 5'10", 175 Centennial
Offensive Line Nasser Jamal 6'5", 265 New Westminster
Offensive Line Louis Kour 6'1", 260 Vancouver College
Offensive Line Colin Kruger 6'4", 300 Mt Boucherie
Offensive Line Mark Pannel 6'3", 240 Terry Fox
Offensive Line Simon Zanotto 6'1", 210 Notre Dame
Receiver Matt Chapdelaine 6'3", 180 W.J. Mouat
Receiver Jesse Eker 5'11", 175 West Vancouver
Receiver Marc Moore 6'1", 175 New Westminster
Running Back Oscar Tapia 5'5", 160 Vancouver College
Running Back Dustyn Harvey 5'11", 180 Handsworth
Quarterback Austin Teer * 6'1", 165 W.J. Mouat
DEFENSIVE TEAM:
MVP Defense: Bruce Anderson, LB 6'2", 230 Centennial
Defensive Line Cody Husband 6'6", 255 New Westminster
Defensive Line Scott Jensen 6'0", 200 Salmon Arm
Defensive Line Rob Nazarinia 6'4", 250 Vancouver College
Defensive Line Brandon Tuason 5'8", 210 St. Thomas More
Linebacker Skyler Davis 5'11", 220 New Westminster
Linebacker Joe Malabuvoc 6'0", 205 Vancouver College
Linebacker Kevin Parr 5'9", 175 Notre Dame
Linebacker Justin Smith 5'10", 215 South Kam
Defensive Back Tyson Buchannon 6'2", 180 Terry Fox
Defensive Back Tony DeBenedetto 6'0", 200 Notre Dame
Defensive Back Quincy Hurst * 5'9", 145 Centennial
* Grade 11
2005 AA PEPSI ALL-STARS
PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
Jordan Willetts QB/DB 6'0", 190 Lord Tweedsmuir
OFFENSIVE TEAM:
MVP Offense: Justin Adrushko RB 5'10", 170 Ballenas
Offensive Line Kris Gluppe 6'1", 225 Mission
Offensive Line Mitch Sonneson 6'1", 190 Westsyde
Offensive Line Jake Farley 6'2", 205 Ballenas
Offensive Line Robert Williams 5'10", 210 Windsor
Offensive Line Chris Norris 6'0", 200 Windsor
Tight End Nick Meerstra 6'3", 205 Mission
Receiver Eli Hilberry 6'1", 180 GP Vanier
Receiver Jeff Biles 6'2", 190 Moscrop
Running Back Tyler Bates 6'0", 192 John Barsby
Running Back Gabe Ephart 5'11", 175 Windsor
Quarterback Alek Smith 6'0", 210 Mt. Douglas
DEFENSIVE TEAM:
MVP Defense: Craig Hayman LB 6'1", 233 Windsor
Defensive Line Brandon Wipp 6'2", 180 OK Mission
Defensive Line Nick Waznesensky 5'11", 190 John Barsby
Defensive Line Greg Anuik 6'1", 230 Lord Tweedsmuir
Defensive Line Brent Kull 6'2", 205 Frank Hurt
Linebacker Bryce Warbinek 5'11", 215 Lord Tweedsmuir
Linebacker James Rogers 5'10", 200 Clarence Fulton
Linebacker Chad Cowan 6'0", 205 Ballenas
Linebacker Brock Tanti 6'2", 180 John Barsby
Linebacker Dan Currey 6'1", 185 Mt. Douglas
Defensive Back Thyssen DeGoede 6'2", 185 GP Vanier
Defensive Back Kingston Fan 5'6", 140 Hugh Boyd
BCSSFA Scholarship Winners (each scholarship valued at $1000)
2005 Subway Academic Player of the Year: Bobby Rau - WJ Mouat
Ricky Bal - Vancouver College (OL/LB) - Pepsi
Eliot Chan-Young Hong - West Vancouver (OL/DL) - Sandman
Mark Otterman - Centennial (OL/LB) - Scotiabank
David Nicholl - Clarence Fulton (OL/DL) - NFL Canada
Tim Schmuland - WJ Mouat (C/DL) - Team 1040
Zack Kotilla - Timberline (OL/DL) - Reebok
Mike Tyson - South Delta (25/50, RB/DE) - Province
Saturday, Dec 3rd at BC Place Stadium
SUBWAY BOWL
10 am JV AA Final
Mission vs Lord Tweedsmuir
1 pm JV AAA Final
Holy Cross vs STM
4 pm Subway Bowl AA Final
(1) Windsor vs (2) Lord Tweedsmuir
7 pm * Subway Bowl AAA Final
(1) Vancouver College vs (2) WJ Mouat
* Game televised live on Rogers Sportsnet and on Team 1040 Radio
All games will be web-logged live on bchighschoolfootball.com and all scores will be available on the BCSSFA Scores Hotline at: 604-984-PASS (7277)
For more information, please contact:
Farhan Lalji
BCSSFA Media Coordinator
604-609-4913
flalji@tsn.ca
AAA PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
Bobby Rau RB-DB 6'0", 185 WJ Mouat
OFFENSIVE TEAM:
MVP Offense: Zack Denton, RB 5'10", 175 Centennial
Offensive Line Nasser Jamal 6'5", 265 New Westminster
Offensive Line Louis Kour 6'1", 260 Vancouver College
Offensive Line Colin Kruger 6'4", 300 Mt Boucherie
Offensive Line Mark Pannel 6'3", 240 Terry Fox
Offensive Line Simon Zanotto 6'1", 210 Notre Dame
Receiver Matt Chapdelaine 6'3", 180 W.J. Mouat
Receiver Jesse Eker 5'11", 175 West Vancouver
Receiver Marc Moore 6'1", 175 New Westminster
Running Back Oscar Tapia 5'5", 160 Vancouver College
Running Back Dustyn Harvey 5'11", 180 Handsworth
Quarterback Austin Teer * 6'1", 165 W.J. Mouat
DEFENSIVE TEAM:
MVP Defense: Bruce Anderson, LB 6'2", 230 Centennial
Defensive Line Cody Husband 6'6", 255 New Westminster
Defensive Line Scott Jensen 6'0", 200 Salmon Arm
Defensive Line Rob Nazarinia 6'4", 250 Vancouver College
Defensive Line Brandon Tuason 5'8", 210 St. Thomas More
Linebacker Skyler Davis 5'11", 220 New Westminster
Linebacker Joe Malabuvoc 6'0", 205 Vancouver College
Linebacker Kevin Parr 5'9", 175 Notre Dame
Linebacker Justin Smith 5'10", 215 South Kam
Defensive Back Tyson Buchannon 6'2", 180 Terry Fox
Defensive Back Tony DeBenedetto 6'0", 200 Notre Dame
Defensive Back Quincy Hurst * 5'9", 145 Centennial
* Grade 11
2005 AA PEPSI ALL-STARS
PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
Jordan Willetts QB/DB 6'0", 190 Lord Tweedsmuir
OFFENSIVE TEAM:
MVP Offense: Justin Adrushko RB 5'10", 170 Ballenas
Offensive Line Kris Gluppe 6'1", 225 Mission
Offensive Line Mitch Sonneson 6'1", 190 Westsyde
Offensive Line Jake Farley 6'2", 205 Ballenas
Offensive Line Robert Williams 5'10", 210 Windsor
Offensive Line Chris Norris 6'0", 200 Windsor
Tight End Nick Meerstra 6'3", 205 Mission
Receiver Eli Hilberry 6'1", 180 GP Vanier
Receiver Jeff Biles 6'2", 190 Moscrop
Running Back Tyler Bates 6'0", 192 John Barsby
Running Back Gabe Ephart 5'11", 175 Windsor
Quarterback Alek Smith 6'0", 210 Mt. Douglas
DEFENSIVE TEAM:
MVP Defense: Craig Hayman LB 6'1", 233 Windsor
Defensive Line Brandon Wipp 6'2", 180 OK Mission
Defensive Line Nick Waznesensky 5'11", 190 John Barsby
Defensive Line Greg Anuik 6'1", 230 Lord Tweedsmuir
Defensive Line Brent Kull 6'2", 205 Frank Hurt
Linebacker Bryce Warbinek 5'11", 215 Lord Tweedsmuir
Linebacker James Rogers 5'10", 200 Clarence Fulton
Linebacker Chad Cowan 6'0", 205 Ballenas
Linebacker Brock Tanti 6'2", 180 John Barsby
Linebacker Dan Currey 6'1", 185 Mt. Douglas
Defensive Back Thyssen DeGoede 6'2", 185 GP Vanier
Defensive Back Kingston Fan 5'6", 140 Hugh Boyd
BCSSFA Scholarship Winners (each scholarship valued at $1000)
2005 Subway Academic Player of the Year: Bobby Rau - WJ Mouat
Ricky Bal - Vancouver College (OL/LB) - Pepsi
Eliot Chan-Young Hong - West Vancouver (OL/DL) - Sandman
Mark Otterman - Centennial (OL/LB) - Scotiabank
David Nicholl - Clarence Fulton (OL/DL) - NFL Canada
Tim Schmuland - WJ Mouat (C/DL) - Team 1040
Zack Kotilla - Timberline (OL/DL) - Reebok
Mike Tyson - South Delta (25/50, RB/DE) - Province
Saturday, Dec 3rd at BC Place Stadium
SUBWAY BOWL
10 am JV AA Final
Mission vs Lord Tweedsmuir
1 pm JV AAA Final
Holy Cross vs STM
4 pm Subway Bowl AA Final
(1) Windsor vs (2) Lord Tweedsmuir
7 pm * Subway Bowl AAA Final
(1) Vancouver College vs (2) WJ Mouat
* Game televised live on Rogers Sportsnet and on Team 1040 Radio
All games will be web-logged live on bchighschoolfootball.com and all scores will be available on the BCSSFA Scores Hotline at: 604-984-PASS (7277)
For more information, please contact:
Farhan Lalji
BCSSFA Media Coordinator
604-609-4913
flalji@tsn.ca
posted by BCSportsFanatic @ 10:40 AM
33 Comments:
At 8:59 AM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
These picks are a joke. It is pretty obvious that some of these guys should not have made the team. Especially in AA. Brent Knull from Frank Hurt? The guy is brutal. Just because his coach is on the executive.
At 1:20 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
Quincy Hurst over Nigel Palma? please.
At 2:33 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
How about New west getting 4 allstars? Give me a break. is Farhan involved as a zone rep? He is such an "Fing" self promoter it stinks....
At 2:44 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
Sounds like alot of sour grapes. Don't point fingers at players just because you didn't make the team or you don't like their coach, show a little class and sportsmanship.
At 3:10 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
If you are gonig to post comments like this why don't you be man enough to post you name and Team. This why we all can see if you really know what you are talking about.
At 4:42 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
hahaha it seems like every school in AA got atleast 1 Pepsi All-Star except Sands
At 5:48 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
It is easy to reply to that remark however wait a second and think about it for a moment..
Of course sands got no provincial all-stars, they're a first year team which made the semi-finals only to get screwed over by the officials of BC high school football. Why would BC high school football give them the honor of provincial all-stars if they hate them to begin with??
Just my opinion
-graduated watcher
At 6:12 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
i think at least 2 of em shoulda made it.
At 6:40 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
Sands didn't get any all-stars becasue they are recruiting cheaters and BCHSF doesn't recognize cheaters as doing anyhting right. I belive that they had good players but since their coaches decided to cheat they lose. HAHAHAHAHAHA TAKE THAT CHEATERS!!!
At 6:43 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
Quincy hurst is in grade 12 not 11, and Nick woznesensky is in grade 11 not 12.
At 10:08 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
no ones ever gonan be man enough to post their names cause it could even be someone from your football program. The first comment is totally wrong by the way.
At 10:11 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
All of delta got screwed, not just sands. You mean to tell me that there isn't one played on Sands, North Delta, South Delta, and Seaquam that is good enough to be a pepsi all-star. Hell even Hc got screwed too. Yet New West has 4. I'm sorry Cody Husband is not that good. I would much rather see someone like Garisto (even he's grade 11) or maybe another Mouat guy like Greg Spence. What about a guy like Paul Samra? It's b/s I wish I could have a coach on the selection commitee so I could get in over better players.
At 10:16 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
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At 10:17 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
haha all of delta did pretty much get screwed, whatever though. let the ppl who made the team have thier glory, some of them deserved it yes..but i do think they could have picked some better players. some players just get overlooked, i think taylor potkins from sands should have made the provincial allstars..the kid has a cannon, i tihnk he is the best qb in AA football, yah willets can run, so what, potkins is a way better qb and whoever doesnt see that is crazy.
At 10:25 PM, November 30, 2005,
Anonymous said…
Hey BCSportsFanatic what is your take on the MVPS and such. Who else do you think deserved All-Stars. Did willets deserve MVP? Why didnt Sands get any All-Stars? WHy didn't Oscar Tapia get any awards, same with Gabe?
At 1:43 PM, December 01, 2005,
Anonymous said…
Looking at the AAA All-Stars. Of 23 teams, only 12 are represented on the All-Star team. Of those 12 teams, VC placed 4, Mouat 3. That is understandable as both teams must be good to be in the Finals. Of the Semi-Finalist teams Centennial places 3, and STM only 1?.
Two teams that got beat our of the first round convicingly NW places 4 and ND places 3. No other team even comes close.
All-Star selections are flawed starting at the Conference level. However at the Pepsi All-Star level one really has to question the selection criteria and demand a fair selection process or to abandon it all together.
This does not represent the best in the province nor does it come close. Nearly 1/2 of the teams do not have any representation on the team. Self promotion and conflict of interest are way too evident here.
At 8:32 PM, December 01, 2005,
Anonymous said…
haha, hey sands how come none of you guys made all-star, Its becasue you're not any good, hahahahahhaha loser, what are you gonna say yah we are, no your not otherwise you'de be all-stars.
At 8:33 PM, December 01, 2005,
Anonymous said…
hurst IS a grade 11...i play for cent lol...moron pay sum attention he'll be back next year...and he got like 10 picks or sumthing of the sort...so he beats out nigel palma on that basis at least..
At 9:18 PM, December 01, 2005,
Anonymous said…
sands go screwed because no one likes them because ya they did cheat i feel bad tho for the payers who really were eligible for sands and were good players like brian trautman and tyler johnson and scott wilcox and ajay sanduh and a few more but i mean thats the way it goes for them i guess ..it sucks because i thought kyle marcott from my team (seaquam) should have made it he is pretty good but o well and we didnt even cheat lol they deserved it but sadns blame your coaches for this
peace out
the massicar
At 9:50 PM, December 01, 2005,
Anonymous said…
Blame the Coaches of the cheaters? Sure but don't the cheaters themselves need to take some of the blame? They are the ones faking the addresses. Where are the morals of those players and their parents? Why is it all laid in the coaches Lap? What about the schools AD and administation? Don't you think they should take some of the Blame? What about BCSS (B.C. school sports) Those gutless pukes wanted to be in charge of eligibility and when something like Sands, or Centennial or ? comes up they chicken out..they don't do the right thing..Why? Probably because they don't want to be sued. So the few non-cheating Coaches had to take things into their own hands and punish the cheating schools the only way they could ..ie. not put any of their kids forward for awards. Same thing happened a couple of years ago to Centennnial when they cheated with Jutreus (or whatever that QB's name was) they got no allstars that year either. Pay back is a bitch!
At 11:50 PM, December 01, 2005,
Anonymous said…
craig hayman got defensive mvp???
shit i wish i played AA.
he's alright, but mvp? that redic.
At 6:07 AM, December 02, 2005,
Anonymous said…
everybody knows that it is a political process. We'll see how good some of the guys are when it is senior bowl time.
At 7:24 PM, December 02, 2005,
Anonymous said…
I feel bad for Samra and Sands. Samra deserved it without a doubt. Even if Sands is rumoured to be cheating they still play in AA and should of got some all-stars
At 7:24 PM, December 02, 2005,
Anonymous said…
And no i dont play for cent or sands
At 7:29 PM, December 02, 2005,
Anonymous said…
how is that riduclous look at the team stats? Windsor defense isn't 1 player like Centennial in AAA. Windsor tacklesare evenly spread out. Every1 is making plays. He has more competition from his team that any other player in the province
At 8:47 PM, December 02, 2005,
Anonymous said…
sands will win the title next year and dont be surprsied
so then dont be so cocky but we'll c subway bowl next year how bad sands murders teams
At 12:07 AM, December 04, 2005,
Anonymous said…
The fact that New West has 4 requires an investigation! Who was the best team they beat all year? South Delta? I am getting sick of all the hype Farhan generates. This team would have been beat by the any of the Top 6 Double A schools!
At 8:50 PM, December 06, 2005,
Anonymous said…
Sam Carino should have got outstanding player, he played everywhere. In the losing cause to mouat he still pulled off 3 tds
At 8:50 PM, December 06, 2005,
Anonymous said…
Sam Carino should have got outstanding player, he played everywhere. In the losing cause to mouat he still pulled off 3 tds
At 9:18 PM, December 11, 2005,
Anonymous said…
Yo fanatic can you do the next season preview thing now???
At 4:51 PM, December 16, 2005,
Anonymous said…
waiiiting for next seasons preeeview lol.
At 11:58 AM, December 20, 2005,
Anonymous said…
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At 11:36 PM, December 26, 2005,
Anonymous said…
its next week and its stil not on
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