The local high school football season ended Saturday.
What was supposed to be a titanic rematch between opponents from last year’s provincial championship game, that was decided on the last play of the game, turned into a bit of a dud, as the defending champions earned the opportunity to defend their title by defeating their challengers, 33-0, in the semi-final.
Here’s how the game looked.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS New Westminster Hyacks wide receiver Matthew Lalim (#9) celebrates his touchdown with teammate Arjun Bal late in the team’s 33-0 win over the Terry Fox Ravens in Saturday’s BC Secondary Schools Football Association AAA Subway Bowl semi-final at BC Place Stadium.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS A tough night for the Terry Fox Ravens and their coaching staff after the team lost its BC Secondary School Football Association AAA Subway Bowl semi-final to the New Westminster Hyacks on Saturday, 33-0.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS Terry Fox Ravens Chaz Marshall watches his team’s season end as the Ravens loose Saturday’s BC Secondary Schools Football Association AAA Subway Bowl semi-final, 33-0, to the New Westminster Hyacks.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS Terry Fox Ravens quarterback Key’Shaun Dorsey tries to escape from New Westminster Hyacks tacklers Kinsale Phillip and Evan Nolli in their BC Secondary Schools Football Association AAA semi-final, Saturday at BC Place Stadium. New Westminster won the game, 33-0.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS Terry Fox Ravens full back Liam Cumarasamy leaps over a New Westminster Hyacks tackler in their BC Secondary Schools Football Association AAA Subway Bowl semi-final, Saturday at BC Place Stadium. New Westminster won the game, 33-0.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS Terry Fox Ravens running back Cade Cote can’t escape the clutches of New Westminster Hyacks tackler Matthew Lalim in their BC Secondary Schools Football Association AAA Subway Bowl semi-final, Saturday at BC Place Stadium. New Westminster won the game, 33-0.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS New Westminster Hyacks quarterback Kinsale Phillip looks to throw the ball as he’s caught by Terry Fox Ravens tackler Steven Jiang early in their BC Secondary Schools Football Association AAA Subway Bowl semi-final, Saturday at BC Place Stadium. New Westminster won the game, 33-0.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS Terry Fox Ravens running back Ethan Shuen is caught by a New Westminster Hyacks tackler in their BC Secondary Schools Football Association AAA Subway Bowl semi-final, Saturday at BC Place Stadium. New Westminster won the game, 33-0.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS The reaility of their 33-0 loss to the New Westminster Hyacks in Saturday’s Subway Bowl AAA semi-final sinks in for Liam Stewart, Joshua Morris and Jake McEwan of the Terry Fox Ravens.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS Terry Fox Ravens running back Ethan Shuen tries to get away from New Westminster Hyacks tackler Greyson Planinsic in the second half of their BC Secondary Schools Football Association AAA Subway Bowl semi-final, Saturday at BC Place Stadium. New Westminster won the game, 33-0.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS New Westminster Hyacks running back Greyson Planinsic heads for the end zone in their BC Secondary Schools Football Association AAA Subway Bowl semi-final against the Terry Fox Ravens, Saturday at BC Place Stadium. New Westminster won the game, 33-0.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS New Westminster Hyacks ball carrier Broxx Comia slips the grasp of Terry Fox Ravens tackler Cade Cote in their BC Secondary Schools Football Association AAA Subway Bowl semi-final, Saturday at BC Place Stadium. New Westminster won the game, 33-0.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS New Westminster Hyacks wide receiver Ajay Choi tries to break the tackler of Terry Fox Ravens safety Kyle Huish in their BC Secondary Schools Football Association AAA Subway Bowl semi-final, Saturday at BC Place Stadium. New Westminster won the game, 33-0.
MARIO BARTEL/THE TRI-CITY NEWS Terry Fox Ravens running back Cade Cote fumbles the football as he’s hit by New Westminster Hyacks tackler Greyson Planinsic late in their BC Secondary Schools Football Association AAA Subway Bowl semi-final, Saturday at BC Place Stadium. New Westminster won the game, 33-0.
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