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BC Summer Games - Rob Debest, Venue Supervisor South Surrey Hub (left) and Tom Hastie Director of Sport, outside the South Surrey Recreation Centre.
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by Maria Spitale-Leisk urrey will be in the spotlight when the 2012 BC Summer Games – a celebration of youth and sport achievement – roll into town July 19-22. It marks the first time the City of Parks will hosted the province’s largest multi-sport event since 1989. Surrey will welcome 2,800 athletes, ages 11-18, who will be accompanied by 900 coaches and officials from around the province. “The BC Games brings the best kids in these sports, puts them in competitive situation and guides them towards Canadian youth teams, and then Canadian junior teams and on to national competition,” says Tom Hastie, director of sport, 2012 BC Summer Games. Paralympic and Special Olympic events are also integrated into the program.
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being significantly upgraded for these Games and as a legacy for the community to enjoy. The BC Summer Games will also gift the host city with an economic boost: Surrey’s hotels, restaurants and retail outlets will split an estimated $2.5 million in tourism revenue during the four-day event. There are 3,200 local volunteers – from BC Summer Games board directors to food organizers – who got this elaborate event off this ground and will ensure that it runs smoothly. On Thursday, July 19, the 2012 BC Summer Games will kick off with the opening ceremonies at Surrey’s Holland Park (Old Yale Road and King George Boulevard) from 7-8 pm. For more information on the Games, visit 2012bcsummergames.ca, bcgames.org or surreyleader.com
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On behalf of Surrey City Council, I am pleased to welcome you to the 2012 BC Summer Games. We are excited and proud to be the host City for this fantastic series of events. The BC Summer Games, one of the largest multi-sport Games in the country, provides an excellent opportunity for young athletes to demonstrate the hard work and dedication they bring to their individual sports. I congratulate the young men and women who have qualiďŹ ed for the Games and extend my appreciation to the coaches and family members who have helped these athletes reach this exciting milestone in their athletic careers. I would like to extend a special thank you to our Corporate and Government partners and multiple sponsors who provided support through our Friends of the Games program. Their contributions are vital to the success of the Games. I would also like to thank our volunteers who’ve worked countless hours on the event, including the Volunteer Board of Directors for the Surrey Games. Whether you are a participant or spectator of the 2012 BC Summer Games, I wish you all the very best and invite you to experience all the great things Surrey has to offer. Sincerely,
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Surrey 2012 BC Summer Games Schedule VOLLEYBALL - BOYS South Surrey Recreation Centre 9am-12:30pm Semiahmoo Secondary School 1:45pm-6:30pm VOLLEYBALL - GIRLS South Surrey Recreation Centre 9am-6:30pm WRESTLING Guildford Recreation Centre 9:15am-4:15pm, Medals 4:20pm
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Wotherspoon and a goalie from his winning BC Winter Games team, fellow Surrey native Laurent Brossoit, have since been drafted by the Calgary Flames. Other local graduates of the BC Games program – considered a stepping stone to national and international competition – have seen similar success. Guilford Park Secondary’s Isaac Bernard, who competed in the BC Summer Games in Kelowna in 2008, has won five straight provincial wrestling titles – only the fourth wrestler in B.C. high school history to do so. Bernard is now a member of the Canadian junior wrestling team, and was chosen to carry the B.C. flag into the opening ceremonies of the 2009 See page 11
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Home is where your friends are. From page 10 Canada Summer Games in Prince Edward Island. Meanwhile, North Delta softball pitcher Jocelyn Cater, who was also in Kelowna in 2008, will take the mound for the University of Washington in Seattle this fall. The most recent BC Winter Games, held in Vernon this past February, was a re-introduction of sorts to gymnastics for Panorama Ridge Secondary’s Duncan Losin. The 14-year-old had taken the previous year off from the high bars and was looking for some extra competition. “It was great, the [BC Winter Games] was fun,” says Losin. “Next year I’m trying out for the Western Canada Games.” Another fringe benefit of the Games is new friendships. Wotherspoon has kept in contact with some hockey alumni from the 2008 BC Winter Games. He also has some advice for athletes competing in the upcoming 2012 BC Summer Games in Surrey. “You know, I think that everyone always gets caught up in the publicity. EVAN SEAL / THE LEADER Play as hard as you can – that’s all you Former BC Games athlete Tyler Wotherspoon cautions can control,” says Wotherspoon. athletes against getting “caught up in the publicity.”
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