BC High School Basketball Championships - 2024 BC Secondary School Girls 4A Basketball Tournament

Admission is good for 1A, 2A, 3A and 4A Girls Basketball Provincial Tournaments happening at the Langley Events Centre and adjacent schools the week of Wednesday, February 28 to Saturday, March 2, 2024. Will Call/Accreditation Pick Up will be at Ticket Office West (Gate 1).

Doors open 1 hour prior to the first game on each respective court.

All Tournament (per day)

Adults (18+ years old) $18.00
Full Tournament Pass $54.00
Students (6-17 years old) $10.00
Children 5 and Under FREE

All Prices include applicable taxes and charges.

DAY PASSES

TOURNAMENT PASSES

Seahawks survive Rapids in championship final to win first title
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(By Erick Dominguez) Sports is all about in-game adjustments. Tied at 34 at the half, the Seaquam Seahawks spent the next 10 minutes climbing uphill as their opponent – the defending champion and No. 1 seed – Riverside Rapids built up a 10-point lead with a quarter to go. Recognizing the situation, Seaquam coach Lucky Toor quickly changed his team’s strategy. The move paid off as the Seahawks exploded for 31 points, defeating the Rapids 79-73 in front of a capacity crowd on Centre Court a
Rapids go for repeat while Seaquam searches for first title in 4A championship game
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Seaquam's Syra Toor helped lead her team past the Yale Lions in the BC School Sport 4A Girls Basketball Provincial Championships semi-final round on March 1 at Langley Events Centre. Vancouver Sports Pictures photo The No. 1 seed Riverside Rapids and the third-seed Seaquam Seahawks were both big winners on Friday night, earning a spot in the BC School Sports 4A Girls Basketball Provincial Championships. The Rapids won 81-65 over No. 4 Okanagan Mission while Seaquam defeated No. 7 Yale 81-40, se
No. 7 Lions crash final four, joining Rapids, Huskies and Seahawks
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Yale Lions' Maeva Carnahan battles down low with Argyle Pipers' Reese Tam during BC School Sports 4A Girls Basketball Provincial Championships quarter-final action on Feb. 29. Ryan Molag photo The seventh-seeded Yale Lions pulled off the shocker, taking down the No. 2 seed Argyle Pipers in the biggest upset of the day among all four tiers at the BC School Sports Girls Basketball Provincial Championships. It sets up a semi-final showdown with the No. 3 ranked Seaquam Seahawks while the No. 1 see
Final 8 set for Girls 4A championships
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Walnut Grove Gators\' Kyanna Knodel (left) and Lyla McKay fight for a loose ball with a member of the Okanagan Mission Huskies during opening round play at the BC School Sports 4A Girls Basketball Provincial Championships. Ryan Molag photo The biggest upset among any of the tiers on day one came in the BC School Sports Girls 4A Basketball Provincial Championships as the No. 12 seed Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers were 77-75 winners over the No. 5 Burnaby Central Wildcats at the Langley Eve