Team 700 is a space in which Indigenous youth can attain tools that they need to successfully navigate life. It is a safe space, an outlet, and above all it is a space where Indigenous youth can aspire to greatness, inside and outside of the ring.
To learn more about each of our amazing fighters, please click on a team members’ photo.
Trent Jack

‘ een’ thupe SUL‘LATHALUK
Hi my name is Trent Jack, I am very honoured and very proud to be on Team 700.
I’m a former youth in care, I’ve been boxing for over 4 years, I have had 4 amateur fights in British Columbia.
I have also been a part of Team 700 since day one, boxing has had a positive impact on my life, boxing keeps me out of trouble and keeps me strong & healthy.
Team 700 has not only provided a safe place for me to train, but Team 700 also creates awareness on an ongoing issue in B.C.
Team 700 creates awareness on how much Youth age out of care in British Columbia, which I’m very proud to be a part of.
I want at risk youth like me to find something that motivates them to do better and achieve sobriety and get off of the streets.
Rylan Daniels

‘I cho’o’ uy’ul entha pu rylan Daniels
I proudly carry the name of my late great-grandfather, Qwul’tul’tun. My roots are tied to the Stz’uminus First Nation & Cowichan Tribe.
I am currently in grade 10 attending LSS and VIU for Trades. I am very interested in becoming a welder and travelling when I am finished high school.
2024 is my first year boxing with Team 700. I am very proud and honored to be part of the team, I consider all my teammates and coaches family. I keep saying boxing is the best decision I’ve ever made. I feel so much stronger and healthier-mind, body and spirit. I look forward to continuing this path with Team 700
Hollister Nelson-King

Yaw smatmcn sta Slicxwliqw.
I live as a visitor on traditional territory of Snuneymuxw Nation and am a member of Nuxalk Nation.
I am a student at VIU as well as proud member of team 700.
Margo Recalma

ʔukłaas Margo Recalma.
My mother comes from Hesquiaht, my father comes from Qualicum, and my grandmother comes from Nam’gis First Nation.
I am sixteen years old and I am going into eleventh grade. My favourite subjects are English, Social Studies and Music.
As I grow older, it’s more and more important to me to connect with culture and my communities.
I had the amazing opportunity to play basketball with my cousins for Hesquiaht Storm, at this year’s Junior All Native on Snuneymuxw territories.
I started boxing this year (2023). From my first day, I was obsessed, and I aspire to go as far as I can with it.
Walter Fred

Uktaasis Nuu-Nuu-chuus (he/him)
Walter’s mom’s side is from Port Alberni (TSESHAHT) and dad’s is Ucluelet First Nation and he is a Team 700 athlete.
Walter has been an athlete since he was in the fifth grade playing basketball which he played all the way into 12th grade.
Halfway through the 12th grade the pandemic hit and was unable to play basketball. But then discovered a competitive boxing team called Team 700. He then began a new path from basketball to boxing and now has been with the team for around 2 years now.
Walter is now graduated from high school and working fully time at a boatyard company and training for competitions on Team 700.
Olivia Peters

ʔukłamaḥ hupałʔas histakšiƛ ʔapwinasʔatḥ ʔuḥʔiš huuayʔaksumaḥ
Hi my name is Olivia Peters, my traditional name is Huupaalthus meaning ‘daughter of the moon’. I am 16 years old and currently in grade 11 at Dover Bay Secondary . I am very focused on my academics as my dream is to practice law and to one day work as a defense attorney.
I come from the Huu-ay-aht first nations located in Bamfield, BC. My mom and dad are also from Huu-ay-aht first nations. I am very grounded in my culture and teachings from my tribe. I enjoy fishing, learning the language and spending time with the nananiiqsuu (grandparents) as the knowledge they hold and pass down is so important! I recently joined Team 700 this year and I am so grateful for this opportunity to be on this amazing team. One of my goals is to go far with boxing, and get competition experience. I have a deep love and passion for MMA, although I am new to boxing I have been doing Mixed martial arts for most of my life doing Tae-Kwon-Do and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. My other passion is for the stage, the performing arts and my love for music including; vocal singing, playing the piano, alto saxophone, and the mallets in high school concert band. I am so excited to add boxing to this mix and start this new journey with Team 700!
Kleco Kleco, Chuu
Kaylee Tom

‘ee’thu Kaylee
I’m 14 years old, I am from Penelakut Island— used to be called Kuper. I’m in grade 8 and I attend Chemainus Secondary high school. I did drop in classes in June, initially just trying it out and for self-defense but I ended up liking it and trying out warrior week in August, then decided to join Team 700 in September of 2025, now I travel 3 times a week from Penelakut to Nanaimo for practices. Uy ‘Sqw’aal.
Scarlett Hunt

G̱ilakas’la, nugwa’a̱m Sii Gyemk, he’ma̱n dłig̱a̱mi Scarlett Hunt
Gayutła̱n ump lax̱ Tsaxis, gayutła̱n aba̱mp lax̱a Wuikinuxv. Gukwa̱la̱n lax̱ Stz’uminus. My traditional name is Sii Gymek, meaning sun beam, and my English name is Scarlett. My dad is from Fort Rupert, and my mom is from Rivers Inlet, and I live on the land of the Stz’uminus people in Ladysmith. I am 16 years old and going into 11th grade. I enjoy making art, listening to music, and being active.
My culture is very important to me, we use language around the house and go home for potlatches in Fort Rupert.
I started boxing by participating in the Wina Wellness program with my mom in 2025 before being offered a spot on the team. I am very grateful for all the support I’ve gotten from my mom, coaches, and teammates, and I have fun at every practice.
Talon Stonechild-Prince

Aniin! My name is Niizhomukwa (Talon Stonechild-Prince)
My mom is Samantha Titian-Prince (McLeod Lake Indian Band and Ahousaht), and my dad is Julian Stonechild (Muscowpetung
Saulteaux First Nation).
I’m 14, and I’ve lived in the territory of the Snuneymuxw people my entire life. I can’t wait to get my license and my own vehicle. I like studying language, art, and science.
I enjoy boxing because it’s a great workout. This is my first-year boxing with Team 700. I like training with Team 700 because it helps me take my boxing to another level and has made me more responsible in my daily life.
Summer Sutherland

‘een ‘ thu p ’ e Summer Sutherland
‘A sii’em’ nu s’ulhween ,sii’em’ nu siiye’yu, sii’em’ nu shhw’a’ luqw’a’.
(My respected elders, my respected friends, my respected family)
‘een ‘ thu p ’ e Summer Sutherland
( my name is)
Tun’i tsun ‘ utl ‘ snuneymuxw
( I am from Nanaimo)
‘I’ lhunu ten ‘I’ kwthunu men
Tun ‘I ‘utl ‘ snuneymuxw
‘I’ xuthiinu shushiyulh’i’ yey’sul’u squle’uq
(I have four older brothers and two younger brothers)
I joined team 700 to get fit and feel better about myself. I enjoy playing my game and hanging out with my cat yoki.
What Our Team Members Are Saying
“Being on Team 700 means to improve and make something you thought you couldn’t do happen.
If I had never found this team I’d still be drinking and getting myself involved with some bad people. This team has impacted my life so much; I can do more than I ever knew I could.
It’s given me the mental, strength to find more opportunities and actually do something with my life.”
“After practice my son is so full of life, energy and confidence. Team 700 has been an amazing, uplifting and rewarding experience for him.
For the past few years, he has been working so hard at the sport he has fallen in love with.
Without Team 700 and all the coaches I don’t think he would have had these opportunities.”
“Team 700/Boxing helps me realize how beyond my limits can be and how hard I’m able to push through them.”
“It’s an opportunity for Indigenous youth that we don’t get a lot to get into sports.
My training at the gym has helped me realize what I am capable of if I put my mind to it.”
“It’s kept me away from drugs and being in the streets.
I’m proud to be part of an Indigenous youth boxing team.”
“I’ve been having troubles with my drinking. Being on this team/my coach has been my biggest support to not drinking.
Boxing is a go to happy place for me that distracts me from everything that’s going on.”
“Boxing had made me happier. I learn every single time I go to the gym. The team is like a second family.
I don’t think I would be this far yet without the team. Being apart of Team 700 means everything it makes you think that there’s more.
To me boxing means life, happiness freedom from everything, I’m glad that I got to join the team.”
“Team 700 is a family. It’s where I feel safe.”
“Joining boxing (Team 700) has helped me to focus my energy and stay disciplined, which has been a positive influence on my life.
By dedicating myself to the sport, I’ve been able to change my passion into something productive, rather than turning to negative behaviours like alcohol and skipping school.
Through boxing, I’ve learned prioritize my health and I’m grateful for the opportunity to continue to grow and improve.”

Past Team Members
We’d also like to acknowledge our past Team 700 athletes, who are always welcome to drop in and will always be part of our family:
- Codi Bob
- Dwyte Joe
- Izeyah Johnson
- Jorja Johnson-Moon
- Keanu Moon
- Kylie Joe
- Jordan White
- Joseph Sam
- Kayle Walkus
- Edward Carter
- Kiana Peter
- Mariann Thomas-Gibson
- Nikolai Tamilin
- Rosie Meers-Thorne
- Rylan Daniels
- Shylah Starr-Horse
- Trent Jack
- Sarah Patel
- Cashes Sutherland
- Larissa August
- Zac Gladstone
- Aiden Wuttunee
- Xander Wadhams
- Olivia Peters
Interested in Joining Team 700?
Please fill out this form to get on the waiting list for the next available spot on Team 700! Unfortunately due to limitations there are only 10 spots available and are currently running at full capacity.


