In the opening round: …………………………………………………… The Kinistino R.J. Humphrey Blues walloped the Langenburg Eagles 83-17 as Bailey Smith scored 16 and Jamie Boyle 14. Kaleigh Zerr led Langenburg with 7. Kinistino led 41-9 at the half. …………………………………………………… The Macklin Sabers defeated the Regina Christian Grizzlies 64-56 as Lyann Bolton scored 19, including 12 in the final quarter. Jamie Sumner also notched 19. Brittany Bechard paced Regina Christian with 18. Ellaina Brown added 14. The score was knotted at 21 after one quarter. Jacklin led 34-29 at the half but trailed 46-44 after three quarters. The Sabers opened the fourth quarter with a 7-0 run that proved decisive. …………………………………………………… The Meath Park Mustangs defeated the Kerrobert James Charteris Rebels 64-54 as Kristine Trudel and Trisha Gowen each scored 13. Vanessa S led Kerrobert with 16. Brittney M added 15. …………………………………………………… The Southey Screaming Eagles edged the Turtleford Titans 74-67 as Kirsty B scored 28. Meachel C led Turtleford with 34. Southey led 35-33 at the half. …………………………………………………… The Davidson Raiders slaughtered Prelate St. Angela 86-19 as Chelsey Velter scored 23. Davidson led 35-4 at the half. Hrycyna paced St. Angela’s with 9. …………………………………………………… The Canora Cougars defeated the Moose Jaw Cornerstone Falcons 53-49. …………………………………………………… The Kelvington Golden Hawks crushed the Redvers Rams 85-28. Kelvington broke a 17-1 lead on the perimeter shooting of Kim Blatchford. Kelvington led 23-5 after one quarter and 38-11 at the half. Taylor Pearson paced Kelvington with 19. Kim Lissinna added 17. Carla Alexander led Redvers with 11. Stephanie Madsen and Seanna Morris each added 6. …………………………………………………… The Foam Lake Panthers edged the Paradise Hill Panthers 48-45. Foam Lake led 21-18 at the half in a tight match featuring Foam Lake’s zone against Paradise Hill’s man-to-man and full-court pressure. Paradise Hill pilfers the ball in the final seconds but miss a trey at the buzzer that would have forced overtime. Brittany Faye paced Foam Lake with 16. Celise Kawalchuk added 9. Jessica Hardes led Paradise Hill with 12. Erica Stanley added 9.
In the quarterfinals, the Kinistino R.J. Humphrey Blues defeated the Macklin Sabres 83-39. Kinistino took a 30-6 lead after one quarter and coasted to a 48-21 lead at the half. Luanne Jack paced Kinistino with 15. Ruth Doetzel led Macklin with 10. Lyanna Bolton and Allysa Stang each added 9.
The Meath Park Mustangs defeated the Southey Screaming Eagles 66-56 as Trisha Gowen scored 23 and Whitney Slonski 19. Randa T led Southey with 14. Southey led 32-29 at the half.
The Davidson Raiders whipped the Canora Cougars 72-32 as Vetter scored 11 and McJannet 8. The Raiders held Canora scoreless in the third quarter and the first four minutes of the fourth. Fullawka led Canora with 14. The Cougars also included Stacey Kobelka.
In the last quarterfinal, the Kelvington Golden Hawks crushed the Foam Lake Panthers 60-28 as Taylor Pearson scored 14, Kim Lissinna 14 and Kim Blatchford 10. Brittnay Fay led Foam Lake with 15.
In the semis, the Davidson Raiders defeated the Kelvington Golden Hawks 59-50 as Chelsey Velter scored 28 and Chandra Cool 13. Jill Reid paced Kelvington with 12. Kim Blatchford added 11.
In the other semi, the Kinistino R.J. Humphrey Blues defeated the Meath Park Mustangs 67-55 as Brittany Jack scored 20 and Melanie Sinclair 19. Whitney Slonski led Meath Park with 18. Trish Gowen added 17.
In the bronze medal match, the Kelvington Golden Hawks whipped the Meath Park Mustangs 59-31 as Trisha Gowen scored 12. Taylor Pearson led Meath Park with 19. Kelvington opened with a 17-1 run and dominated, holding the Mustangs without a bucket until deep in the second quarter. Kelvington led 36-4 at the half. They eased up on the pedal in the third quarter but still led 47-18 after three frames.
In the final, the Kinistino R.J. Humphrey Blues edged the Davidson Raiders 40-33. Davidson opened strong defensively and led 18-7 after one quarter as their zone puzzled the Blues. But Kinistino’s perimeter shooters finally found their range and rallied to knot the score at 18. Davidson led 22-18 at the half. Raider foul trouble allowed the Blues to close the gap in the third quarter. Kinistino knotted the score at 27 and then both teams slowed the game to a crawl as Kinistino slowly built a 34-29 lead after three quarters. They extended their lead to seven in the final frame and held on for the win. Jamie Boyle paced Kinistino with 10 points. Chelsey Velter led Davidson with 16. The title was the Blues third in four years. The Blues held Davidson to 15 points in the final three quarters. “Once the legs started moving . . . we did a good job shutting them down,” Blues coach Tom Hazzard told the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix
The bronze medalist Kelvington Golden Hawks: Kim Blatchford; Kim Lissinna; Taylor Pearson; Jill Reid; Katylynne Fernwalt; Lara Reid; Nicole Niezgoda; Andrea DesRoches;
The silver medalist Davidson Raiders: Chelsey Velter; McJannet; Chandra Cool; coach Neil Zoerb
The gold medalist Kinistino R.J. Humphrey Blues: Bailey Smith; Jamie Boyle; Luanne Jack; Brittany Jack; Melanie Sinclair; coach Tom Hazzard