Laughing along with Len, we give you the 1963 all-Olympic league basketball team.

This is the annual all-opponents roster, the thankless compilation of which falls upon Leonard Bell, Sequim high school principal, whose task this winter was lightened by the presence of his son, the obviously outstanding player, and darkened by three-valued ballots from member schools.

There used to be seven teams in the circuit, four class AA and three class A. That wasn’t so good but they all played each other and, when the sickly thing that is an all-opponents team was issued, at least everyone had equal say.

NOW THERE ARE 11 TEAMS. The original seven – South Kitsap, Central Kitsap, North Kitsap and Port Angeles, all double-A, and Bainbridge, Port Townsend and Sequim, all single-A – have been joined above and below. East and Shelton, big schools signing up this year, played none of the single-A members. North Mason and Forks, new A partners, played no double-A.

So what kind of all-opponents team do you get when members aren’t all opponents?

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PRC

West

Wildcats

East
Knights

Roosevelt
Teds