mvp all star game 2012 basketball olympics

Has been inducted into the UBC Sports Hall of Fame, the BC Sports Hall of Fame, and the Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame.Won the Vancouver and District Women's Basketball Championship with an 8-2 record.Claim was substantiated as they represented the 'West' in the 1930 women's Olympiad winning the world title with an 18-14 victory over France. 1930 BC champions were considered next to the famed Edmonton Grads this country's and possibly this continent's best women's team.Sandy Robertson, Ole Bakken, Ralph 'Hunk' Henderson, Harry Kermode, Reg Clarkson, Harry Franklin, Ritchie Nichol, Hal McKenzie, Pat McGeer, Ron Weber, Gordy Sykes, Bob Osborne (coach), Garde Gardom (manager), Dick Penn (manager).The team in fact was well balanced with players such as Ron Weber, Harry Kermode, Pat McGeer, Ole Bakken, Reg Clarkson and Ritchie Nichol all taking turns in the spotlight. Individually, Sandy Robertson this year established four new UBC records- most points in one season, most field goals in one season, most points in one game and the best points per game average.The change of venue this season was due to the improving calibre of basketball teams UBC was able to send to the floor - obviously too strong for the local Senior ‘A' competition. This team was the first UBC team designed to play primarily intercollegiate competition in the US Pacific Northwest Conference.Set a UBC single game scoring record that lasted 50 years.

Was the first Canadian team to win an American inter-collegiate championship.Delta Sports Hall of Fame inductee as a Sport Builder 2010.Basketball BC Special Merit Award 1996, Sport BC Presidents Award (BC School Sports) 2000, Honourary Member BCHSBBA 2003, Basketball Canada’s Provincial President of the Year in 2007, Life Member Basketball BC 2011 (first one).Represented Canada on the Central Board of FIBA America’s Board of Directors as one of three Canadian representatives from 2006-2010.President of Basketball BC from 2000 to 2003 and again from 2005 to 2011.Involved with the BCHSBBA 'AA' then 'AAA' tournament from 1974 to 1991 as a Games Assistant, Assistant Tournament Director and from 1992 to 2013 was the Tournament Director.Played for Vancouver Community College Falcons from 1973 to 1976 and won three BC College Championships, one Western Canadian College Championship and placed second in the first Canadian Community College Championship in 1975.First Team All Star in 19 at the BCHSBBA 'AA' Tournament.Played for the North Delta Huskies from 1970 to 1973 and won the 1971 BCHSBBA 'AA' Championship (highest level at that time).

Mvp all star game 2012 basketball olympics