It was Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers of Surrey over Abbotsford’s WJ Mouat Hawks 65 – 34 in the Fraser Valley Finals hosted by Unity Christian School.
Burnaby South Rebels defeated New Westminster Hyacks 61 – 49 to capture the Vancouver & District title a 2nd year in a row. And St.
Lake Trail Lakers of Courtenay wins the Island Tourney and advances to the BC’s.
St George’s Saints won the Independent league and became the first team to qualify for the 2016 BC Gr9 Provincials.
Hi Rob, Kudos on three fronts: 1. Taking the BC Grade 9 Invitational Boys’ BB tournament out of the Lower Mainland/Fraser Valley area for the
These BC High School Grade 9 Boys Provincial Basketball Championships have developed over its 20 year history and for the first time are being hosted outside of the
Teams are nearing the end of their regular seasons with Playoffs and Zone Championships close. And Dr Knox and Rutland Host schools are busy preparing for hosting
After a close 1st Quarter, Burnaby South Rebels cruised to a 2015 Provincial Championship downing Kitsilano Blue Demons 56 – 47. The Consolation Final was
#3 Kitsilano Blue Demons downed #2 Seed Vancouver College Fighting Irish 46 – 38 to advance to the Championship Game. #1 Burnaby South Rebels held
Its #2 Seed Vancouver College Fighting Irish vs #3 Kitsilano Blue Demons in the first Semi-Final game at Kits tonight followed by #1 Burnaby South
#4 Seed MEI Eagles could not overcome #12 Seed Argyle Pipers relentless press and went down 88 to 63 in the opening game of the 2015
The action takes place in the Kitsilano Secondary Main Gym First Round action will be: Game #6 7:00pm MEI Eagles Seed #4 (Fraser Valley #1) – vs Argyle
From the Conference Call today 1. Van & District #1 – Burnaby South Rebels 2. Independent #1 – Vancouver College Fighting Irish 3.
Coaches will be seeding the Final 16 teams today for the Provincials which start this Thursday.
Oak Bay Bays defeated Lake Trail Lakers 76 -29 to take the Vancouver Island #1 spot and Lake Trail takes #2.
Wildcard Tourney Results
Great games at St. George’s today.
Kitsilano Blue Demons beat Winston Churchill Bulldogs 56 – 43, pulling away in the fourth quarter after a close game, in the Vancouver Final Thursday night