Kitsilano Blue Demons will face Winston Churchill Bulldogs in the Vancouver Final Thursday night at Prince of Wales for the Vancouver Championship and the Vancouver
Oak Bay Bays and Lake Trail Lakers are the Vancouver Island teams to the Provincials. They will sort out #1 & #2 this Friday night
After a Coaches Seeding Conference Call last night, the following Seeding and Game Times were set to determine the last 2 Berths to the 2015
KLO Cougars defeated Rutland Voodoos 65 – 45 to capture the Okanagan Interior Championship and earn a berth to the Provincials. Rutland was challenged by Dr. Knox
Semiahmoo Totems, Pinetree Timberwolves, & North Delta Huskies finished 4, 5, & 6 to move onto the Wildcard Tourney for a chance to make the
MEI Eagles defeated cross town rivals WJ Mouat Hawks 60 – 53 to capture the Fraser Valley Championship and earn a berth to the Provincials.
Argyle Pipers, McNair Marlins and RC Palmer Griffins finished 4, 5, 6 to qualify for the 3 V & D Berths to the Wildcard Tourney.
Burnaby South Rebels over the Richmond Colts in the V & D Final 68 – 48 with Handsworth Royals beating beating cross town rival Argyle
The Vancouver College Fighting Irish qualified for the BC’s by capturing the Independent Zone with Independent #2, St. George’s Saints, advancing to the Wildcard Tourney.
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Please contact Rob Slavik to discuss the possibility of you hosting the 2015 or 2016 Provincial Championships. The Grade 9 Provincials have now switched to
Thank you Randy Coutts, your fine group of Grade 9 coaches over the past 3 years, Jim Merz, Robb Bayne and Blair Hokanson, Jonathan Kinman
Tournament Founder, Rob Slavik, made a surprise announcement at the Awards Presentation that granted this year’s MVP, Luka Lizdek, a $1,500 basketball bursary. This award,
A dominant Kitsilano Blue Demons team, coached by Blair Hokanson, lived up to its #1 Seeding, wining its Semifinal and Final games by more than
Tournament Founder Rob Slavik announced today that an Advisory Board for the Championships has been established. This new board comprises of Steve Pettifer (recently retired of Centennial High
Kitsilano, as #1 Seed, does the expected, and advances to the Championship Game, knocking off Dr. Knox. Up by one at the half, 29 –
Excellent play with 2 Vancouver teams, Kitsilano and Lord Byng, Tamanawis from the Fraser Valley, and Dr. Knox of the Okanagan, making Friday night’s Final
It’s Day 1 at the Provincial’s with lots of excitement for the teams and their coaches. 12 Games today with the Final Four being determined