Championship Finals 2013
An amazing Final! Dr Knox outlasting Kitsilano, 114 to 94 in front of a packed house. That’s right 114 to 94, shattering all kinds of
9 March 2013
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An amazing Final! Dr Knox outlasting Kitsilano, 114 to 94 in front of a packed house. That’s right 114 to 94, shattering all kinds of
Vancouver College and RC Palmer will meet in the Consolation Final at 2:30 with the Championship Final between Kitsilano and Dr Knox at 4:00.
Vancouver College, Dr Knox, Kitsilano and RC Palmer have all advance to Friday night’s Semi finals. Details on the 2013 page, see Game Results.
Seeding and the Draw is all set. Have fun and Good Luck to All. Details on the 2013 page, see Game Results.
Some really good basketball at the Wildcard Tourney at Rick Hansen in Abbotsford, with St George’s Saints and St Thomas Aquinas Fighting Saints and capturing
At the Wildcard Tourney at Rick Hansen in Abbotsford, St George’s, Eric Hamber (in a thrilling overtime game), St Thomas Aquinas and McMath all won
St George’s takes the #1 seed, followed by Rick Hansen, St Thomas Aquinas, McMath, Earl Marriot at 5th seed, Port Moody, Eric Hamber and New
Its RC Palmer, Argyle and West Van taking 1, 2 and 3 in the Vancouver and District Championships and qualifying for the BC’s.
At the Island Championships hosted by Oak Bay, its Dover Bay taking #1 and Ballenas capturing #2
From the Fraser Valley, its Panorama Ridge, Terry Fox and WJ Mouat qualifying as #1, #2 and #3.
Kitsilano qualifies for the Provincials by wining in Vancouver by beating Prince of Wales. PW takes the 2nd Vancouver Berth.
Vancouver College is the first to qualify for the Provincials wining the Independent #1 berth.
We are pleased to announce that St John’s School, located adjacent to Kitsilano will be co-hosting this years Championships, the 17th. A great new gym
It was a great final game that saw South start strong and take a 24 – 13 lead into the 2nd quarter. VC fought their
Its #1 seed Vancouver College vs #2 seed Burnaby South in the Final.
#1, #2 and #3 seeds, Vancouver College, Burnaby South and Killarney made it through the opening rounds to join host Kitsilano (seed#11) who upset #4