V & D Wildcard Teams set
Argyle Pipers, McNair Marlins and RC Palmer Griffins finished 4, 5, 6 to qualify for the 3 V & D Berths to the Wildcard Tourney.
19 February 2015
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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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