Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers had a dominating 3rd quarter and cruised to a 82 – 49 win over the Burnaby South Rebels in the Championship Final
2 great games Friday night in the Semi – Finals with the winners decided by a total of 4 points. Top 4 Seeds, Fraser Valley
Slam Dunk Finalists Lord Tweedsmuir #14 Arjun Samra Lord Tweedsmuir #15 Elijah Devison Okanagan Mission #21 Harrison Bortolon Rutland #13 Brandon Porter 2 Ball Okanagan Mission
Games starting at 4:00 Thursday in 4 locations in Kelowna. Dunk, 2 Ball and 3 Point Shooting at 7:30 and 8:30 Thursday. See Info and Rules
2 Buses were donated for team travel to and around Kelowna for the Provincials. Schedules for Thursday departure BUS 1 1. 0815 – Charles Tupper (16
Coaches Seeding Conference Call determined the seeds, and they are; #1 – Independent #1 – St George’s Saints #2 – Fraser Valley #1 – Lord Tweedsmuir
3:00 Today. Who will be number 1? Where will your team be ranked?
The three Wildcard berths were just awarded to; Fraser Valley #4 – Heritage Woods Kodiaks Van & District #4 – Collingwood Cavaliers and Van #4
Zone Finals completed Thursday night and 13 teams are in. Okanagan #1 – Okanagan Mission Huskies Vancouver Island #1 – Lake Trail Lakers Van &
Two East Van teams played for #1 tonight in Vancouver with Charles Tupper Tigers running away with the second half beating Windermere Warriors 79 –
Vancouver Island #2 and North Central Berths have been assigned to the Wildcard Berths now totaling 3 with; Independent #2 – Vancouver College Fighting Irish
Okanagan Mission Huskies took the number 1 seed position in the Okanagan Zone at the Zone Finals and joins Co – Hosts Dr Knox Falcons
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