The top five videos were put on the BCAA website with public voting determining the winners. Hugh Mc

Whistler Secondary School has placed second in the British Columbia Automobile Association's hardshell golf travel bags BCAA Dry Grad Video Challenge with a video made by Grade 12 student Zac Moxley with the help of and starring his classmates.
Heads or Tails (Never gamble with your life) shows a teen party with young people hardshell golf travel bags getting increasingly intoxicated. Two teens leave to drive home and argue about whether they should; they are saved by a sober friend taking the keys and saying he would drive them.
"Our aim was to show that friends shouldn't let friends drink and drive," Moxley said. "Everyone is so close and it would bring down the town (if someone was injured or killed) and we don't want that to happen."
The top five videos were put on the BCAA website with public voting determining the winners. Hugh McRoberts Secondary hardshell golf travel bags in Richmond took first place and the $6,000 grand prize, while Abbotsford Christian School came third and won $2,000.
As well as funding their own graduation events, $1,000 raised by the grads will go to the Sea to Sky Scholarship for students wanting to go into post-secondary education hardshell golf travel bags who cannot afford the tuition, Oakley added.