2011 - Field Hockey - Senior Girls AAA 2010 – Volleyball – Senior Girls AAA 2010 – Basketball – Senior Girls AAA 2010 – Football – Bantam Boys 2009 – Volleyball – Senior Girls AAA 2009 – Soccer – Senior Girls AAA 2009 – Basketball – Senior Girls AAA 2008 – Volleyball – Senior Girls AAA 2008 – Soccer – Senior Boys AAA 2007 – Football – Senior Boys AA 2007 – Volleyball – Junior Girls AAA 2006 – Soccer – Senior Boys AAA 2006 – Basketball – Senior Boys AAA 1996 – Football – Senior Boys AA 1993 – Volleyball – Senior Girls AAA 1982 – Track and Field – Senior Boys/Girls 1981 – Track and Field (tied with Burnaby Central) – Senior Girls/Boys 1979 – Football – Senior Boys 1973 – Football – Senior Boys 1970 – Football – JV Boys 1970 - Basketball - Bantam Boys Notable alumni Darcy James Argue, Grammy nominated composer, bandleader of Secret Society Mike Ayley, bass player for Marianas Trench Cameron Bancroft, actor Mitch Barnett, Canadian football linebacker Laila Biali, Juno Award winning pianist, singer-songwriter, host of CBC Radio's Saturday Night Jazz Ian Bird, 2-time Olympian Sarah Chalke, actress Rebecca Clarke, novelist Brandi Disterheft, bassist and composer Norm Fisher, bassist, 14-year member of the Bryan Adams Band Blythe Hartley, 3-time Olympian and bronze medalist Martin Jones, professional ice hockey goalie for the San Jose Sharks and 2013-14 Stanley Cup winner Lise Leveille, Olympian Mike Mahood, 2-time Olympian Trevor Martin, 2-time Carleton University Intramural Champion Colin McKay, professional skateboarder Brent McMahon, 2-time Olympian Peter Milkovich, 2-time Olympian John JP Poliquin, Juno Award nominated & MMVA winning music video director, filmmaker John Pyper-Ferguson, actor Anna Rice, 2-time Olympian Renee Rosnes, 5-time Juno Award winning pianist, composer and arranger Robert Sacre, professional basketball player who last played for the NBA's New Orleans Pelicans Mason Trafford, professional soccer player Mike Warren, professional designer and author for maker culture, and New York Times award winning inventor. Paul Wettlaufer, 2-time Olympian Connor Weyell, Canadian 2014 Rugby Scrumb Finisher Chris Winter, Olympian References External links http://www.nvsd44.bc.ca/SchoolSites/Handsworth.aspx High schools in British Columbia North Vancouver (district municipality) Educational institutions in Canada with year of establishment missing