In the opening round, held in Merritt: …………………………………………………… The Vancouver Lord Byng Grey Ghosts clipped the Revelstoke Mountaineers 65-51 victory as Bob Wicken scored 25. John Robazza led the Mountaineers with 24. The Mountaineers included Norm Lazzarotto. …………………………………………………… The Langley R.E. Mountain Eagles dispatched the Summerland Rockets 63-55 as Paul Sedun scored 17. Tom Brickenden led the Rockets with 18. The Rockets also included Jim Frederick. …………………………………………………… The Princeton Rebels dumped the South Slocan Mount Sentinel Wildcats 71-60 as Ed Anderson scored 31. Rick Patterson led the Wildcats with 36. …………………………………………………… The Victoria Dunsmuir Demons whipped the Vanderhoof Nechako Valley Vikings 75-52 as Terry Kurvers scored 25. Alan Chubak led the Vikings with 17. Kevin Hornsnell added 16, while John Bachynski nabbed 13 boards. The Vikings (coached by Ron Van Dolah) also included George Timmins, Craig Hartel, Matt Shaw, Kent Van Winkle, Rick Patterson and Arne Federink. …………………………………………………… The Delta Seaquam Seahawks whipped the Saltspring Gulf Island Scorpions 89-47 as Ian Mckerlich scored 30. Arnie Hengstler led the Scorpions with 10. …………………………………………………… The Prince George Kelly Road Roadrunners whipped the Squamish Howe Sound Chiefs 85-71 as Greg Jago scored 26. Guy McEvoy added 24 and Art Lamothe 21. Roadrunners coach Kim Koehn told the Prince George Citizen that his troops were nervous early. “We were getting a lot of good shots but we just couldn’t put any in the hole. The guys were pulling up on their shots just a bit. It took a quarter to adjust to the tournament and to the style of play.” Rob Graham led the Chiefs with 25. The Chiefs also included Mike Albrecht, Stewart Mackin, Chris Nickiel, Dan Bito, Rob Graham, Brad McKay, Daryl Alexander, Rick Pennell, Andrew Westlund, Grant Hendrickson, Allan Jensen, Burt Collins, Nick Pascuzzi. …………………………………………………… The Golden Eagles dusted Campbell River Southgate 74-53 as Corey D’Easum scored 20. Doug Campbell led Southgate with 17. …………………………………………………… The Merritt Panthers crushed the Nisga’a Bullets 91-69 as Brian Christianson scored 23. Randy Stevens led the Bullets with 28. The Bullets also included Carl Stevens, Chuck Leeson.
In the quarterfinals, Mike Wicken scored 17 in Vancouver Lord Byng Grey Ghosts 74-60 win over the Golden Eagles. Brent Weber led the Eagles with 20.
The Princeton Rebels edged the Delta Seaquam Seahawks 66-62 as Mark Luecke scored 26 and Ed Anderson 22. Steve Mitten led the Seahawks with 18. Tony Masi added 15.
The Victoria Dunsmuir Demons stomped the Merritt Panthers 77-49 as Terry Kurvers scored 26. Brian Christiansen led the Panthers with 14.
In the last quarterfinal, the Langley Mountain Eagles edged the Prince George Kelly Road Roadrunners 58-53 as Paul Sedun scored 22. Art Lamothe led the Roadrunners with 21. “They didn’t beat us, we beat ourselves,” Roadrunners coach Kim Koehn told the Prince George Citizen. “We didn’t shoot very well. We were throwing up bricks there for a while.” The Roadrunners also included Trevor Dalziel, Greg Jago, Casey Caplette, Guy McEvoy.
In the semis, the Vancouver Lord Byng Grey Ghosts defeated Langley Mountain Eagles 76-63 as Bob Wicker hit for 37 points. Mountain was led by Tony Harris’ 17 points.
In the other semi, Victoria Dunsmuir nipped the Princeton Rebels 94-92 as Terry Kuivers scored 34 and Copie Witt 26. Princeton was paced by Ed Anderson’s 40 points. Mark Lueke added 25.
In the bronze medal match, the Princeton Rebels defeated the Langley Mountain Eagles 87-68. The Eagles included Paul Sedun, Tony Harris.
In the final, the Vancouver Lord Byng Grey Ghosts defeated the Victoria Dunsmuir Demons 85-70 as Steve Clements scored 32 and Mike Wicker 29. Dunsmuir was paced by Mark Richards 23 and Terry Kurvers 22. Copie Witt added 16. The Ghosts led 44-43 at the half and outscored the Demons 24-13 in the final quarter to become the only school in BC to have both the AAA and AA titles.
The bronze medalist Princeton Rebels: Ed Anderson; Mark Lueke;
The silver medalist Victoria Dunsmuir Demons: Mark Richards; Terry Kurvers; Copie Witt; coach Gary Woodburn
The gold medalist Vancouver Lord Byng Grey Ghosts: Steve Clements; Mike Wicken; Bob Wicker; coach Don Thompson