W. J. Mouat Secondary School

W.J. Mouat Secondary is a public secondary school located in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada. The school was recognized in the August 23, 2004 edition of MacLean's magazine as one of the "Ten Most Innovative Schools in Canada."^[1]

W. J. Mouat Secondary School
Address
32355 Mouat Dr Abbotsford, British Columbia , British Columbia , V2T 4E9 Canada
Coordinates	49.0593°N 122.3285°W / 49.0593; -122.3285
Information
School type	Public, high school
Motto	Success For All
School board	School District 34 Abbotsford
School number	3434041
Principal	Rob Sloboda
Staff	76
Grades	9 - 12
Enrollment	1500 (September 2018)
Language	English and French
Area	Abbotsford, BC
Colour(s)	Red, Gold and White
Mascot	The Hawk
Team name	Hawks
Website	wjmouat.sd34.bc.ca
Last updated: March 29, 2006

W. J. Mouat has around 1,500 students between grades 9 and 12 and is the largest school in Abbotsford.^{[citation needed]}

Athletics

Recent football titles:

• 2000 Varsity 'AAA' Finalists
• 2001 JV 'AAA' Champions
• 2002 Varsity 'AAA' Champions
• 2005 Varsity 'AAA' Champions
• 2006 JV 'AAA' Finalists
• 2008 JV 'AAA' Champions
• 2008 Varsity 'AAA' Finalists
• 2009 Varsity 'AAA' Finalists

Recent Basketball titles:

• 2011 Senior Girls 'AAA' Champions
• 2013 Junior Girls Provincial Champions

Recent Rugby titles:

• 2018 Senior Boys Rugby 'AAA' Provincial Champion^[2]
• 2018 Girls Rugby 'AA' Provincial Champions

Notable alumni

• Mauro Ranallo (1987), Sports Commentator, Bellator MMA^[3]
• Kelly Lochbaum (1992), professional football player, CFL^[4]
• Evangeline Lilly (1997), actress^[5]
• Jonathan Bacon (1999), Convicted Gangster of the Red Scorpions^[6]
• Ryan Craig (2000), professional hockey player, NHL^[7]
• Ian Casselman (2001), drummer for the Canadian rock band Marianas Trench^[8]
• Matthew Chapdelaine (2006), professional football player, CFL^[9]
• Sophie Schmidt (2006), professional soccer player, NWSL, represents Canada internationally^[10]
• Boseko Lokombo (2009), professional football player, CFL^[11]
• Sunny Dhinsa (2011), professional wrestler known as Akam of the Authors of Pain^[12]
• Drew Ray Tanner (2011), actor^[13]
• Dion Pellerin (2016), professional football player, CFL^[14]
• Nishan Randhawa (2015), freestyle wrestler, represents Canada internationally^[15]
• Nelson Lokombo (2017), professional football player, CFL^[16]