Senior Girls Soccer

Congratulations to the Senior Girls Soccer team for securing first place in their standings after a hard fought 3-2 win over Fleetwood Park! 


GRADE 9 BOYS BASKETBALL 
The last two weeks have seen the Salish Grade 9 boys basketball team clear some significant hurdles to acheive some memorable wins.  On Saturday February 10, the Wolves faced Fleetwood Park in the finals of the Surrey Championship. In front of a packed house of 500+ people, Salish got out to a slow start and was behind as many as 10 points in the first half.  Still down 3 heading into the fourth, Salish caught fire in the final quarter going on a 17-3 run capped by not one, but two dagger shots by Jaden Suria to seal the win 52-41.  With hardly any rest your Wolves had to enter the South Frasers wirth early match ups against McMath from Richmond and  the Stingers from South Delta,  The Wolves beat both teams easily behind the efforts of Oliver Watson, Senkyi Kyei and Andre Ezenwaka. The final was once again against arch nemesis, the Fleetwood Park Dragons.  This time Salish jumped out to an early lead but Fleetwood kept fighting back all game and brought it within 2 with 3:43 left in the fourth quarter.  Super clutch threes by Senkyi Kyei and Jaden Suria followed and sealed the win 53-41 capturing the South Fraser banner.  Jaden Suria was a first team all-star and Isaiah Samson was MVP of the tourney. Your Wolves are now headed to Provincials held at Centennial Secondary in Coquitlam starting Friday, March 1.​


Junior Girls Basketball
​  The junior girls basketball team has concluded a very successful regular season posting a 16-3 record to date.   Despite losing their top 3 scorers from the 2022/2023 squad, the team has improved immensely this year. Whereas last year the team stormed back from a poor first half of the season to take the last spot in the 12 team playoffs, this year’s Wolves have posted a 6-1 record in their division. Their only loss in Tier 2 competition has come at the hands of number 1 ranked Guilford Park (GP). Thus far the two teams have split their games with Salish beating GP by 13 points at the Tamanawis Tournament, but losing in league play to them by 6.   In the most recent tournament put on by the league, pitting the teams ranked 2-4 in their divisions against one another, the Wolves came out on top. Yesterday in the final game they defeated L. A. Matheson 34-30 in a tight fought contest. The team had balanced scoring with Dana Jouzy contributing 9 points and 5 rebounds, Mackenzie Billon and Zaara Tiwanna 6, Aria Birch 4 and Alice McNaughton 2.   Posts Maiya Stinchcombe and Aniya Thandi also came up big for the team with Stinchcombe adding 4 points and 6 rebounds, while Thandi scored 2 points in addition to pulling down 10 hard fought rebounds. Lexi Whyte lead the team with 4 steals, while Billon had 3.   Our Junior girls are among the 6 top teams who will be playing for the banner in the SSSAA (Surrey Secondary Schools Athletic Association) Championships starting on February 21st, 2024. Salish will be playing Elgin Park, at Elgin Park in the quarter finals on the 21st at 3:30   Go Wolves!


​​Grade 9 Boys Basketball

This past weekend, the Salish Grade 9 Boys Basketball team played in a junior tournament at Johnson Heights. As grade 9s, they were in tough against bigger, faster, and stronger players that ere mostly in grade 10. That didn't deter them as they rolled to an easy victory over RC Palmer in Richmond in their opening game. The semi-final game versus Delta #1 Seaquam, was a much closer affair, with your Wolves trailing in the dying minutes before Jaden Suria hit a clutch go ahead bucket with fewer than 20 seconds left to seal the victory 43-40. In the final, Salish faced off against Archbishop Carney from PoCo and our wolves cruised to a 25 point victory. Wyatt Schweizer was tournament MVP. Standout performers were: Senkyi Kyei, Oliver Watson, Chamod Egodawatta, Eunho Choi, Isaiah Samson and Andre Ezenwaka. 
Salish beat Lord Tweedsmuir 74-34 on Monday and conference #2 Fleetwood Park 63-32 on Wednesday in their final league game. Salish finished league 7-0. 
Playoff start on Thursday right here at Salish where the mighty Wolves face the Grandview Grizzlies.

Grade 8 Boys Basketball

This weekend our grade 8 boys participated in Langara
College's prestigious invitational basketball tournament. The tournament featured 16 schools from throughout the
province. Our grade 8 boys won the tournament! They played great all weekend and played a very good Windsor Secondary team in the final. It was a hard fought game and we won 42-33! Great work all weekend boys!
Darian Kajla was named tournament MVP and
Hunter St. James was named as a tournament all-star.
Again, congratulations boys. You made the entire school proud!

Grade 9 Boys Basketball

The grade 9 boys basketball team continued their winning ways going a perfect 4-0 this past weekend against some of the province’s best teams at the Capilano Blues Holiday Classic. Jaden Suria scored 64 points over the four games to lead the Salish attack while Zach Krampitz was a defensive stalwart.  Salish remains undefeated against grade 9 competition this year and is 14-2 on the season with their only losses coming against ranked junior teams.  Salish plays Lord Tweedsmuir this Wednesday in league play.

BC School Sports
Athlete of the Month!
Kendra Kelly 

Congratulations to Kendra Kelly who received the BC School Sports Athlete of the month for November 2023!

Senior Girls Volleyball
2nd Place South Fraser Champions

Congratulations to our Senior Girls Volleyball team for placing 2nd in the South Fraser Volleyball Championships!

With a few seniors and a healthy amount of Grade 10s, the team started the season not with a 1st Place finish at the Grandview Secondary Tournament.  They continued their strong play and finished 3rd during league play.

The final was an exciting 5 set match between Salish and the defending champions, McMath Secondary.  Already up 2 sets to 1, in the 4th set Salish had 4 match points.  Salish played an exciting game that had huge hits, amazing digs and fantastic rallies!  McMath played a strong and steady game and was able to win the 4th and 5th sets to repeat as South Fraser Champions.

Congratulations to the players and coaches on an excellent season!  A big thank you to the parents, coaches, players & Salish fans for a job well done.  

Cross Country BCSS Championship

The day began with rain and mud. Runners faced an extremely slippery course to begin with, and was made worse with spikes digging up dirt. Despite the conditions the Wolves were in good spirits as the faced some of the fastest in BC.

Our Juniors did tremendously despite the conditions. The Junior Girls came 5th in the BC and the Juniors was in 8th place. Great Job everyone!

Congratulations to Arjun Sandhu as he won the Junior Boys race and Janaya Sandhu was the 11th fastest Junior Girl in the province!


Cross Country South Fraser Zone Championship

The Wolves were excited for the end of season battle with schools from Richmond, Delta and Surrey. Gorgeous Weather for some fall running. Hard fought battles with some emotional roller coasters, this meet would be one to remember for a while.
The junior girls team won the meet by 31 plus points. Congratulations for beating out over forty schools! We have three runners that placed within top ten.
Junior boys won second in meet for their category. Kudos to Arjun Sandhu for winning his race, and Janaya Sandhu for grabbing the silver.

Senior Boys placed 11th in their tier and the Senior Girls placed 6th in their tier.
Well done everyone!