| YEAR | CHAMPION | COACH | FINAL | RUNNER-U |
| 00-01 | Birch Hills | Ken Morrison | 67-54 | Meath Park |
| 01-02 | Hepburn | Lori Jeschke | 51-35 | Foam Lake |
| DISCONTINUED |
2001
In the opening round regionals: …………………………………………………… The top-seeded Birch Hills Marauders pounded 16th-seed Cut Knife 111-30. …………………………………………………… The 8th-seeded Hepburn Hawks edged the 9th-seeded Asquith 69-62. …………………………………………………… The 4th-seeded Wolseley Warriors clubbed the 13th-seeded Sturgis Trojans 80-38. …………………………………………………… The 5th-seeded Herbert laurels clipped 12th-seeded the Radville Rebels 85-74. …………………………………………………… The 2nd-seeded Meath Park Mustangs smacked the 15th-seeded Naicam Vikings 75-45. …………………………………………………… The 7th-seeded Preeceville Panthers dumped 10th-seeded Edam 56-42. …………………………………………………… The 3rd-seeded Kenaston Kodiaks crushed 14th-seeded Rockglen 79-51. …………………………………………………… The 6th-seeded Kerrobert James Charteris Rebels dumped 11th-seeded St. Angela 79-55.
In the provincial quarterfinals, the top-seeded Birch Hills Marauders defeated the 8th-seeded Hepburn Hawks 77-33.
The 4th-seeded Wolseley Warriors defeated the 5th-seeded Herbert Laurels 72-57 as Kendra Beliveau scored 28, Jillian Miller 16 and Sarah Vinge 14. Shelly Siemens led Herbert with 18. Kathryn Janzen added 14.
The 2nd-seeded Meath Park Mustangs defeated the 7th-seeded Preeceville Panthers 60-56.
In the last quarterfinal, the 3rd-seeded Kenaston Kodiaks defeated the 6th-seeded Kerrobert James Charteris Rebels 91-55.
In the semis, the Birch Hills Marauders thumped the Wolseley Warriors 63-47 as Stephanie Nelson scored 21 and Nicole Drapak 10. Birch Hills led 28-24 at the half. Kendra Beliveau led Wolseley with 15. Jillian Miller added 11.
In the other semi, Tarra Forrest scored 17 and Lori Turba 14 as the Meath Park Mustangs defeated the Kenaston Kodiaks 61-47. Jordan Zdunich led Kenaston with 13. Val Perry added 10.
In the bronze medal match, the 4th-seeded Wolseley Warriors crushed the 3rd-seeded Kenaston Kodiaks 70-41 as Jenna Veness scored 24, Kendra Belliveau 14 and Jillian Miller 14. Jenny Hadiuk paced the Kodiaks with 10. Claire Matovich added 8.
In the final, Michelle Tilford scored 21 and Stephanie Nelson 18 as the Birch Hills Marauders defeated the Meath Park Mustangs 67-54. Birch Hills led 36-19 at the half. Lisa Zelensky and Lori Truba each scored 12 for Meath Park. “We’ve played volleyball and basketball with them and against them, so we know each other pretty well,” Marauder guard Michelle Tilford told the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. “It’s too bad we had to beat them in the final, but we wanted to win it.” The match-up represented the first time in Hoopla history that two schools from the same rural division have contested a championship. Marauders coach Ken Morrison told the Prince Albert Daily Herald that “we played the kind of game we wanted to. We didn’t want to run around against a team like Meath Park. We tried to control the tempo and not have too many outbounding situations where there’s a lot of layups.” Mustangs coach Bry Swystun said a slow start undid his troops. “We did play well. Birch Hills was ready for the game, being bridesmaids last year and all. They got off to a quick start and we got down early. But we did battle back to make it an interesting game.” It was the third Hoopla appearance in five years for Birch Hills. The Marauders lost to Wishart in the final last year. It was the first trip to the provincial championship for Meath Park, a team formed just three years ago. Morrison said the experience of last year’s final might have helped Birch Hills mentally prepare for the game. Morrison added that “we showed nerves in the first game against Wolseley. But after that first half of that first game, we settled down. By the time we played in the championship, I think the experience helped us. We just got our jitterbugs out and played our game.” Mustangs coach Bryan Swystun said “there were more nerves in the opening game. Most basketball people there thought it would be Kenaston and Birch Hills in the final, and our players could hear that in the crowd. But then we came out and surprised everyone,” Swystun said. “By the time we played in Saturday’s final, it felt like a tournament final game in Kinistino or Nipawin or something. It didn’t feel like anything different than another tournament, probably because it was against Birch Hills and we play them so often.”
The bronze medalist Wolseley Warriors: Kendra Beliveau; Jillian Miller; Sarah Vinge; Jenna Veness;
The silver medalist Meath Park Mustangs: Lisa Zelensky; Lori Truba; Tarra Forrest; coach Bryan Swystun
The champion Birch Hills Marauders: Stephanie Nelson; Nicole Drapak; Michelle Tilford; coach Ken Morrison
2002
In the opening round: …………………………………………………… The Birch Hills Marauders dumped College Mathieu 63-21. …………………………………………………… The Kerrobert James Charteris Rebels thrashed Prelate St. Angela 80-27. …………………………………………………… The Sturgis Trojans thrashed the Churchbridge Chargers 76-38. …………………………………………………… The Hepburn Hawks beat the Raymore Rebels 61-53. …………………………………………………… The Radville Rebels crushed the Balcarres Bulldogs 57-24 as Amanda Scott scored 9. Sherri Walker led the Bulldogs with 8. Radville led 37-10 at the half. …………………………………………………… The Foam Lake Panthers flattened the Langenburg Eagles 82-26 as Lisa Holowaty scored 23. Kristi Kendel led the Eagles with 8. Foam Lake led 39-17 at the half. …………………………………………………… The Meath Park Mustangs stomped the Asquith Athletics 79-43. …………………………………………………… Cut Knife scalped the Ile-a-la-Crosse Rossignol Huskies 92-21.
In the quarterfinals, the Birch Hills Marauders beat the Kerrobert James Charteris Rebels 42-28.
The Hepburn Hawks dumped the Sturgis Trojans 51-43.
The Foam Lake Panthers dumped the Radville Rebels 52-42 as Kristin Zuchkan scored 14 and Carlli Anderson 11. Amanda Scott led Radville with 14. Beth Scott added 9. Foam Lake led 23-17 at the half.
In the last quarterfinal, the Meath Park Mustangs defeated Cut Knife 74-62.
In the semi-finals, the Hepburn Hawks defeated the Birch Hills Marauders 42-38 as Bonnie Glen scored 12. “It was a team effort. Our heads were in the game from tip-off and we did not allow the pressure of the game to get to us,” said Glen. Coach Lori Jeschke said “we just simply wanted the ball more than the other team.” Whitney Stobbs led Birch Hill with 16.
In the other semi, the Foam Lake Panthers dumped the Meath Park Mustangs 52-37 as Lisa Holowaty scored 20. Lori Truba led the Mustangs with 8.
In the bronze medal match, the Meath Park Mustangs defeated the Birch Hills Marauders 52-39 as Lori Truba scored 16. Truba said the Mustangs were determined to avenge a defeat in the 2001 Hoopla 1-AA final. Nicole Drapak and Whitney Stobbs each scored 12 to pace Birch Hills.
In the final, the Hepburn Hawks defeated the Foam Lake Panthers 51-35 as Bonnie Glen scored 13. Glen described the win as “the biggest opportunity” of her life. Teammate Tessa Tkachuk added that “nothing has ever matched this moment in my life. I’m just overwhelmed. This is the greatest moment of my life.” Jody Bencharski led the Panthers with 10.
The bronze medalist Meath Park Mustangs: Lori Truba;
The silver medalist Foam Lake Panthers: Lisa Holowaty; Kristin Zuchkan; Carlli Anderson; Jody Bencharski;
The gold medalist Hepburn Hawks: Bonnie Glenn; Tessa Tkachuk; coach Lori Jeshke
The division was discontinued after 2002.