 Vernon, Canada’s 2023 Best Pickleball Club as chosen by Pickleball Today, is blessed with dedicated volunteers and businesses and have built an excellent indoor (all-weather) facility– the 2025 Provincials will have three venues as below … Pickleball BC (“PBC”) BC Provincial and Pickleball Canada’s (“PCO”) Canadian National Championships Registration and Tournament Date Reminders
As described in our Newsletter that can be found here, our 2025 Provincial Championships will be held this July 24th – 27th in Vernon and Coldstream as follows:
Myoflex® Pickleball Canada National Championship Registration and BC Provincial Team Event The Nationals are being held in Winnipeg from August 19th – 24th 2025 and will showcase the best players from all across Canada in multiple events and age categories. Registration for the Myoflex® Pickleball Canada National Championship opens Tuesday, April 15th at 4:00 p.m. CST and will close July 20 at 11:59 p.m. CST for the event. Pre-registration will take place on Tuesday, April 8 for the event for gold medal winners at Pickleball Canada’s 2024 Regional events. More information surrounding registration will be provided shortly from PCO. Stay tuned for more updates as we approach the event, including registration details, tournament schedules, and exciting community engagement opportunities leading up to the championship! Regarding our planned BC Provincial Team, upon registration 4.0+ CTPR players will be asked if they are interested in being considered for the BC Provincial Team (16 players with 4-8 alternates) who will be competing against other provinces at the Nationals. For more information please refer to our recent mailing to all 4.0+ CTPR players listed on PCO’s PCNS system. We apologize to 4.0+ CTPR players who have not received this mailing as we know that our list is not fully accurate. If you did not get the mailing and you have a 4.0+ CTPR rating please email me as below and we will send that info to you. ### PBC looks forward to seeing you at these Canadian Championship events which will not only showcase our best provincial and national players but will also with our new Provincial Team concept, highlight the best players from each province who will compete against other provincial teams (we expect 6-8 teams) at an event at this year’s Nationals—first time this has been done and we are very excited to introduce our Team and cheer them on! David Snell President Pickleball BC Association [email protected] On behalf of the PBC Tournament Committee [email protected] March 20th 2025, Vancouver, B.C.—With the assistance of a $30,000 grant from the viaSport British Columbia Provincial Sport Development Fund awarded to PBCA in September of 2024, PBCA and Pickleball Canada (“PCO”) procured and delivered Franklin Sports equipment for the AYPBC initiative, introducing K – 7 students to the sport of pickleball across BC. Working around the clock to out-race the impending, ever-changing Canada-USA 25% tax tariffs, David Snell PBCA President and Barry Petrachenko, PCO Executive Director, ensured that the pickleball equipment the students would use was shipped prior to the midnight deadline last month. David Snell, PBCA President’s Comments As David explains: “Although the final AYPBC lesson curriculum and tool sets for all of our BC clubs will not be ready until this Summer, our initiative of introducing pickleball to 16 Elementary schools and approximately 500 K – 7 students at our 3 BC Regions (Victoria, Vancouver, and Vernon) has had a tremendous start. Acquiring the equipment, including providing some Vancouver school teachers NCCP pickleball certification to coach students, were all positive steps towards our initiative. Below is a heartfelt message that PBCA received from Denise Sparrow and Alex Lyner, Pickleball Teacher Sponsors, McKenzie Elementary School, Victoria, B.C. Also huge kudos to Connie McCann, past President at Victoria Regional Pickleball Association, and her team for organizing the Vancouver Island Region out of Victoria.” McKenzie Elementary School Equipment “Unveiling” March 10, 2025  McKenzie Elementary School, Victoria, BC with Grade 2 Teacher Alex Lyne Dear David Snell, Pickleball BC,
On behalf of the staff and students at McKenzie Elementary, we would like to extend our sincere gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the Activating Youth Pickleball BC program. Our students and staff have thoroughly enjoyed the introductory sessions and have gained valuable skills and knowledge from the lead instructor and the many dedicated volunteers who made these sessions so engaging. We would also like to express our appreciation to ViaSport, Pickleball Canada, and Franklin Sports for their generous support in providing our school with pickleball equipment. Thanks to this contribution, many students have developed a keen interest in the sport and are eager to continue playing at home on the weekends. Additionally, our teachers are excited to incorporate pickleball into regular gym classes, ensuring that students continue to benefit from this fun and active sport. Thank you once again for bringing this wonderful opportunity to our school. Your support and dedication to youth sports have made a meaningful impact, and we look forward to fostering a lasting love for pickleball within our school community. Sincerely, Denise Sparrow and Alex Lyner Pickleball Teacher Sponsors McKenzie Elementary School For more information, contact: David Snell, President, Pickleball BC Association [email protected] Sharon Hoy, AYPBC Project Coordinator [email protected]  PBC’s Wellness Show with full-size pickleball court. March 10, 2025, Vancouver, BC—On February 1st & 2nd, 2025 at the Vancouver, Convention Centre, Pickleball BC Association (“PBCA”) organized and participated in The Wellness Show with a booth plus a full-size pickleball demonstration court. About The Wellness Show According to the Show organizers:
Pickleball’s Health and Wellness Benefits Pickleball definitely aligns with the Show’s health and wellness objectives. In fact (based on Psychology Today findings), several studies have shown that playing pickleball, or racquet/paddle sports in general, had been known to extend life expectancy. This is due to the required full-body workout on the court, including brain challenges such as hand-eye coordination plus anticipating your opponent’s shot and positioning yourself accordingly to defend that shot. And besides, most players average 800 to 1,000+ calorie “burn” per 90 minutes of matches! Sam Goode North Vancouver Pickleball Association PBCA reported: “With the significant support of Sam Goode, North Vancouver, and 35 other volunteers from around the Lower Mainland—PBCA set up a full-size pickleball court the Wellness Show floor space for the third year in a row. Over the course of the two Show days, about 170 people (both adults and juveniles) were introduced to the game of pickleball live on the court. Our expectation was more than 250 but due to the heavy snowfall early Sunday the overall Show attendance was down by about 1/3 as well. Paddles were generously provided by Acorn Pickleball, including 2 as prizes. My personal thanks to all the volunteers that did attend and help and the 40 other individuals that offered to come help!” Past Attendance: PBCA and The Vancouver Wellness Show 2024 Excerpts from PoCoMo Pickleball Club’s President Julie McRitchie’s column from News From Our Clubs in the Kitchen Sink, April 2024 issue: “Back in February 2024, an interesting elderly man approached our exhibitor’s booth at the 31st Annual Wellness Show. It was the second year in a row that PBCA had been an exhibitor at The 2024 Wellness Show held at Canada Place. … Back to the interesting man who stood at the sidelines and watched maybe for 30 minutes. ‘Build a court’, I said, where, for you? This man has a 44-acre ranch, which is a camp for kids who have serious medical challenges. The camp is called Zajac Ranch and throughout the year, various camps are held for kids and adults with various chronic illnesses and disabilities, or camps held for leadership training in various medical fields. Mr. Zajac has a full-size gym on the property and wants to put lines in and maybe build two courts outside. We made arrangements to go out and see the property and help with his ideas. For now, we started by lining his gym for pickleball, help him get the equipment needed while he talked to his team about redesigning some of the back property and the levelling of the parking lot.  Who knew that by having a booth at the Wellness Show would end up making a huge impact for kids at the Zajak Ranch for many years to come. Thank you volunteers. Everyone has a story about pickleball and what it means to us as an individual. Somehow it just keeps growing, getting better and whether it's for our own health reasons or in this case, to put a smile on someone’s face at camp so that they can hold a paddle, hit the ball over the net and feel like a champion pro for that minute—it’s the greatest game around.”
For any comments or suggestions, please contact: David Snell President PBCA [email protected]  Connie McCann, past President of the Victoria Regional Pickleball Association, delivered equipment to Ecole Macaulay Elementary’s PE Teacher Darren Comer and his excited students. (Note This AYPBC Equipment Delivery news is the condensed version. The complete news version, with more photographs, can be read in the AYPBC section.) March 6th 2025, Vancouver, B.C.— With the assistance of a $30,000 grant from the viaSport British Columbia Provincial Sport Development Fund awarded to PBCA in September of 2024, PBCA and Pickleball Canada (“PCO”) procured and delivered Franklin Sports equipment for the AYPBC initiative, introducing K – 7 students to the sport of pickleball across BC. Working around the clock to out-race the impending, ever-changing Canada-USA 25% tax tariffs, David Snell PBCA President and Barry Petrachenko, PCO Executive Director, ensured that the pickleball equipment the students would use was shipped prior to the midnight deadline last month. David Snell, PBCA President’s Comments & Background Recap As David explains: “Though the final AYPBC lesson curriculum and tool sets for all of our BC clubs will not be ready until this Summer, our initiative of introducing pickleball to 16 Elementary schools and approximately 500 K – 7 students at our 3 BC Regions has had a tremendous start. Acquiring the equipment, including providing some Vancouver school teachers NCCP pickleball certification to coach students, were all positive steps towards our initiative. To date, there are countless number of teachers and our 3 Regional Clubs (Vancouver, Victoria, and Vernon) who are overseeing this rollout, and all are involved in making this initiative happen. Overall, they are seeing the tremendous enthusiasm of both the teachers and the youth as our program is successfully deployed”. Regional AYPBC Program Updates
 Photo from the Level 1, NCCP Instructor Certification Pickleball Course for teachers held at the David Thompson Secondary School on Friday, February 14, 2025. The pickleball instructor certification program was a joint effort between Pickleball Canada and Tennis Canada's Tennis Professionals Association, which was taught by Mark Renneson (group photo top left), Head of Pickleball Coach Education, Tennis Canada and funded by PBCA. Summary: Positive Energies!!
As eager players heading for the pickleball courts, we are all familiar with that pre-match excitement—the anticipation of playing with our partners and friends, and the euphoria of hitting that first ball. Those are some of the positive, healthy emotions we hope to pass on to our youth through our AYPBC program starting in our 3 Regions, and later in 2025 throughout BC. For more information, contact: David Snell, President, Pickleball BC Association [email protected] Sharon Hoy, AYPBC Project Coordinator [email protected]  Elated picklers on tournament day raising funds for their new Aquatic Centre. Suzi Inkman PBC Director pictured front left in turquoise top. February 24, 2025, Vancouver, B.C.—On January 25, 2025 in Agassiz, B.C., PBC’s Board Director and Treasurer Suzi Inkman saw the culmination of her charity work come to fruition as thirty-two pickleball players—from Harrison Hot Springs, Agassiz, Hope, and Chilliwack—played in a Pickleball Scramble Tournament that raised $2,150 towards the new Lets'emot Aquatic Centre. About Lets'emot Aquatic Centre Originally built in 1978, Agassiz’s existing Ferny Coombe Pool is past its initial life expectancy, and any future major structural work could be beyond repair, according to the Kent Municipality. Also, this pool is utilized by thousands of residents, such as those in the District of Kent, neighbouring First Nation communities, and Village of Harrison Hot Springs. The new “Lets’emot Regional Recreation and Aquatic Centre” began construction on June 17, 2024, and could open as soon as 2026. Further, as the municipality outlined … “The benefits of a Regional Aquatic Centre Include:
The Charity Pickleball Scramble Tournament "The pickleball community here is a kind and generous group, and it was great to see their support of the new pool. By the end of the tournament we had a jar full of cash.”, said PBC Tournament Organizer Suzi Inkman. The tournament was played on gym courts next door to the construction site that will eventually house the pool. Also, the scramble-style event saw young players and more “experienced” athletes compete in mixed doubles in a round-robin format, where players change teammates every match. Suzi adds: “Further, the effort of volunteers were significant and highly appreciated, where they ran the tournament, donated prizes, and even baked snacks to raise funds for the new regional facility.” If you are interested in organizing a charity pickleball tournament for your community and have any questions regarding additional details, please contact: Suzi Inkman, PBC Treasurer [email protected] February 15, 2025, Vancouver, B.C.—Pickleball BC Association (“PBCA”) is proud to announce that Dave Eaton, PBCA Board Secretary will Chair the Pickleball Event at the upcoming Nanaimo 2025 55+ BC Games to be held on September 9 – 13, 2025. The Games are presented by BC Seniors Games Society, a PBCA provincial sport partner.  Some photos from the 2024 Salmon Arm 55+ BC Games: curling, pickleball, and triathlon. Dave Eaton, Secretary, PBCA
As Dave describes: “As Sport Chair of Pickleball, I will coordinate resources and work with the 55+ BC Games Society and our local Host Committee to organize what we hope will be the best ever 55+ BC Games Pickleball event. We expect up to 350 players to take part, out of a total of 3,000 participants in the Games across all 25 sports. Volunteer responsibilities and activities are a significant part of the Games, and Nanaimo, plus the mid-Island region, will bring up to 1,500 volunteers to the Games.” David Snell, President, Pickleball BC Association “Dave does an admirable job as our PBCA Board Secretary and after many years on our Board, he has come to the end of his term in 2025; so, we will miss him. But with Dave as the Event Chair, we anticipate the Games’ Pickleball Event will be a tremendous success and PBCA looks forward to participating in whatever way we can to help.” says David Snell. Information From The Organizer
Keep your eyes on our communication channels (website, Instagram, and newsletter) for more 55+ Games details as we get closer to the date. For more information, please contact: Dave Eaton, Chair Pickleball Event at the Games, and Secretary, Pickleball BC Association [email protected] [email protected] February 6, 2025, Vancouver, BC—Through funding provided by Pickleball BC Association (“PBCA”), including a grant from viaSport British Columbia, Vancouver will be hosting a Level 1, NCCP Instructor Certification Pickleball Course for 24 teachers at the David Thompson Secondary School. This will be on Friday, February 14, 2025 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. The pickleball instructor certification program is a joint effort between Pickleball Canada and Tennis Canada's Tennis Professionals Association. The course is recognized by the NCCP and certification courses of various levels are delivered all across the country. David Snell, PBCA President “We are thrilled to be able to fund this Vancouver NCCP certification initiative with help from ViaSport BC, PBC donation, and including investments from Vancouver Pickleball Association, Victoria Regional Pickleball Association, and Vernon Pickleball Association.”, explains David Snell, PBCA President. “Recently, Pickleball Canada, led by their Executive Director Barry Petrachenko, have also stepped up with major support for our equipment needs! Introduction of pickleball to our youth in BC has been a top priority for myself plus our PBCA Board of Directors starting in 2024 and will continue for many years going forward.” About AYPBC From past PBCA news, here is a summary of AYPBC’s successes to date:
 Mark Renneson, Head of Pickleball Coach Education, Tennis Canada. According to Mark: “I'm especially excited about this course because it is a significant step toward providing high-quality pickleball instruction to students in Vancouver. I believe this is an important step for Pickleball in BC and Canada. Having teachers as a whole buy in is fantastic!”
AYPBC’s Future PBC’s AYPBC program was originally funded by a ViaSport grant based on the successful Vancouver EVES project (read story and most-current results), but has been and will be supported by current and future partners here in BC and elsewhere as a community epicentre to enhance the youth with the sport. Also both Victoria and Vernon would be interested in similar certifications for their regions, which has been already budgeted for. David adds: “Thanks for ‘spreading the love of pickleball’ on Valentines Day.” For more information, contact: David Snell, President, Pickleball BC Association [email protected]  January 31, 2025, Vancouver, BC—As a provincial sport partner of BC Seniors Games Society, Pickleball BC Association (“PBCA”) would like to announce the Society’s upcoming Nanaimo 2025 55+ BC Games to be held on September 9 – 13, 2025. Also, Dave Eaton, our PBCA Secretary, is the Chair of the Pickleball Event at the Games so we know this will be well organized!  Pickleball action, 2024 Salmon Arm 55+ BC Games. Pickleball and Other Sport Opportunities Pickleball in the Nanaimo 2025 55+ BC Games is a four-day competition featuring men’s and women’s singles, men’s and women’s doubles, and also mixed doubles. However, aside from pickleball promotion at this event and increasing its participation year-round, this gives our membership base the opportunity to register and be involved in the 55+ BC Games, and promote the sport competitions in the Games as a possible stepping stone to other competitions or opportunities for participation in each sport.  Opening ceremonies, 2024 Salmon Arm 55+ BC Games.  Examples of other sports include 5-pin bowling, cycling, and slo pitch, 2024 Salmon Arm 55+ BC Games. Information From The Organizer
 Some volunteers on their appreciation day, 2024 Salmon Arm 55+ BC Games. Our Alignment with BC Seniors Games Society David Snell, President, Pickleball BC Association stated: “Our goals, objectives and efforts at PBCA mirrors the Society’s Vision, Mission, and Values. For instance, their Mission ‘to improve the health, lifestyle and image of British Columbia’s 55+ population’ is a testament we relate to and live by.” Moreover, just like pickleball, the Games offer the opportunity to recognize sport and healthy living, plus the positive social aspect for all the participants throughout the province. Hence, for those reasons—we will be fully supportive of their initiatives. For more information, please contact: Dave Eaton, Chair Pickleball Event at the Games, and Secretary, Pickleball BC Association [email protected]  Image courtesy of Engage Pickleball January 15, 2025, Vancouver, BC—On behalf of all of us at Pickleball BC, we wish you a Happy New Year 2025. We have some New Year's pickleball resolution ideas to share, and wanted to re-introduce our Community and Youth Grant Programs with some “feel good" outcomes from award recipients! Pickleball New Year’s Resolutions As New Year’s resolutions come and go, why not align your resolutions with the sport we have come to know and love … Pickleball! Here are some ideas:
Last but not least, through Pickleball BC, if you require grant funding we offer two programs: Community and Youth Grants. If you feel you are qualified and have a PBCA Affiliated or Associated Club to sponsor you, funding opportunities are available for up to $500. Youth grants have been very popular so this year our Board of Directors increased the available fund; but get your applications in as soon as possible as overall funding is limited. For more information on qualifiers, rules and regulations, grant uses and more please see our PBCA website pages at Grants FAQ. Feel-Good Grant Stories Some heart-warming examples of clubs who have received our grant fundings and their successes … This first one is Princeton Pickleball Association.  Princeton Pickleball Association members with the paddles purchased with grant funds. It has been two months since Princeton Pickleball Association ("PPA") has provided our PPA members with the opportunity to use quality, intermediate paddles thanks to the $500 matching grant #157 from Pickleball BC. Since providing the paddles, the responses from our membership have been filled with gratitude! From several members relying on the use of a good paddle when they come to play (due to their limited finances), to others trying an upgraded paddle before investing in one themselves. As I shared in our application, many people in Princeton struggle financially. Our club has always had donated used paddles for those learning the game, but as our players’ skills advance, they quickly out grow these worn paddles. Now it is wonderful to be able to offer intermediate quality paddles for all! I’d like to share some testimonials from our members: “I could never afford a paddle like this! Thank you PPA for purchasing these for our club.” (Playing 3 years.) “I notice immediately the difference from the new paddle provided tonight and the paddle I bought from Winners. It’s so wonderful that these are available for us. Thank you.” (Playing 3 years.) “I’m a student right now. With my university costs I can’t afford a paddle like this. Thank you for having these here”. (Playing 2 years.) “I wasn’t going to stay to play, I forgot my paddle. Wow! It is so awesome to have a great club paddle to use and not the old worn ones. Thank you!”. (Playing 4 years.) “I love having new, high quality paddles to offer players to use. The appreciation and response from members when I share the value of the paddle is always 'Wow!' For folks with low or single incomes it is a pleasure to offer a paddle to use that they tell me they could never afford. I’m proud that PPA is respectful and has the quality paddles available to everyone and that we can offer the best to our membership. These paddles level the game for everyone!”. (PPA Director) With our sincere thanks, Liz Simpson Vice President, Princeton Pickleball Association And the second one is South Cowichan Pickleball Club …  South Cowichan Pickleball Club's "Christmas (2024) Greet & Meet" Interesting Games! Thank you for the $500 grant that allowed us to purchase 200 Franklin X40 Pickleballs for our South Cowichan Pickleball Club.
When deciding where to purchase the pickleballs I referred to your website and saw that Franklin was a sponsor and reached out to you for contact information and was very quickly put in touch with Christina Davis of Sideline Sports. Christina was a pleasure to deal with and provided wholesale pricing, which enabled us to purchase more balls then originally planned based on Amazon pricing. Christina was also very helpful and provided information on further products and assistance in the future. Our club will put the balls to good use at tournaments and the many organized events through out the coming season. The savings we incurred by not having to purchase pickleballs will allow us to purchase some much-needed equipment to clean the courts and make it a safe place. We also used a few of the pickleballs at our last year's (2024) Christmas Greet & Meet we coined “the third shot drop”. For a touch of pickleball humour see photo above. Becky Warrington, Chair South Cowichan Pickleball Club Apply For Your Grant Funding Today If you have a need and feel that your club qualifies, please apply here, or if you have any questions contact Sharon MacDonald, PBCA Board Director and Grant Administrator, [email protected] Activating Youth Pickleball in BC ("AYPBC"): Pickleball BC Association ("PBCA") Project Update16/12/2024
  Vancouver Pickleball Association’s EVES’ (East Vancouver Elementary Schools) Slamboree, where 86 students from eight schools participated in a friendly celebration of pickleball, June 2024. Introduction This update will provide you with a brief project background and current activities within each of the three participating Regions including Vancouver Island, Thompson Okanagan and Vancouver Regions. Aside from growing pickleball by introducing it to students K – 7 in selected BC school regions, there are numerous benefits for the youth, such as it’s healthy, and fun; lessens their personal digital screen times; sports, in general, builds one’s character and teaches team fundamentals; and there’s social aspects involved with friends and family. Also pickleball is accessible and less intimidating than other sports. Background Recap In case you missed it, per our AYPBC’s last instalment and announcement on our website:
Updates From The Three BC Regions 1. Victoria, Vancouver Island Region: Connie McCann, President, Victoria Regional Pickleball Association ("VRPA") said “I would like to say we moved faster than a prairie fire with a tailwind; but, in fact, connecting to the elementary schools was the biggest hurdle. Thanks to our very own retired teacher and founding VRPA member, Heather Hood and wonderful member Barb McLeod—they reached out to their contacts and found six Elementary Schools. All of the schools are excited, and one of them has already received a staff introductory pickleball lesson during a school ProD day. If hooting and hollering are a sign of success, then we were successful.” Some of their schools, from a total of six, include:
Further, Connie adds: “We know that the future of pickleball is in the hands of our youth, and for the most part, the youth do not yet have pickleball paddles in their hands. VRPA is honoured to be part of this fine project to do just that.” 2. Vernon, Thompson Okanagan Region: For Rick Klein, Chair Player Development Committee/Vernon Pickleball Association ("VPA"), and his team, when they were first approached about the AYPBC initiative June 2024 by David Snell, President Pickleball BC —they enthusiastically said “yes” to being involved. To date, they have been working diligently towards the roll out of the program in their school districts. According to Rick: “We identified our leadership team in July with Patricia Andrews, a retired elementary school PE teacher, who is also a member of our VPA, and Derri-Ann Cooper, who is an active teacher in our school district #22 and also a member of our VPA. Both ladies bring a great amount of experience to the program and we are lucky to have them involved. Other key team members include Barb & Byrne Hallonquist, Glenn Jesperson, and Pat Cooper. To date we have approached three local under resourced schools in our district: Harwood, Alexis Park, and Mission Hill Elementary Schools plus asked if they wanted to participate. They were very excited to be involved, and we have been working with them through the last couple of months to bring them up to speed. Our VPA coaches held a teacher training session in November for 5 teachers from the three schools, which went very well, we have another session set up for December 10.” Vernon’s other initiatives include:
3. Vancouver: Tony Casey, Director, Global Pickleball Federation & Sharon Hoy, AYPBC Project Coordinator, including other delegates, were instrumental with their Vancouver Pickleball Association’s EVES (East Vancouver Elementary Schools) project introducing pickleball to Vancouver Eastside schools during Summer 2022—which was the inspiration for the AYPBC project. Other EVES highlights included:
Conclusions David Snell, President Pickleball BC says “Now that the AYPBC project is well underway there are major goals that we have set for ourselves as follows:
In summary, the experiences from the planning and implementation of this model will be captured and documented during our AYPBC project duration. The objective is to have a planning guide and other resource materials produced, posted on the PBCA website and available to other PBCA Clubs in BC to implement in their areas. By mid 2025, this collection of learnings, tips and techniques will be promoted to all BC pickleball clubs for use with their local schools. The AYPBC leaders’ planning framework and unit plan/curriculum will be integral components. In upcoming PBCA News and Newsletter postings we will provide a more detailed, historical outline of AYPBC, EVES, and other activities and initiatives—stay tuned. “With everyone that’s involved, including club delegates, equipment partners, coaches, and school leaders, there’s momentum towards building pickleball schools K – 7 within the identified regions.”, says David Snell, President, Pickleball BC Association. In addition, he adds: “The participants are all empowered to achieve greatness for the students and their communities, where PBCA, the Regional participants and viaSport British Columbia objectives will be achieved. I’m looking forward to next month’s achievements and announcements.” We welcome any questions or comments to David Snell, [email protected] on this significant new PBCA youth initiative made possible by viaSport British Columbia. |
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