In the interzone playoffs, the Boissevain Broncos clubbed the Roblin Goose Lake Raiders 88-55 as Daniel Waldron scored 27. …………………………………………………… The Warren Wildcats dispatched Elie 75-66.
In the wildcard game, the Killarney Raiders dispatched the Carberry Cougars 78-68.
In the quarterfinals, held in Russell, the Boissevain Broncos pummelled the Birtle Falcons 79-20.
The Winnipeg Springs Christian Eagles edged the Niverville Panthers 50-45.
The Warren Wildcats nipped the Killarney Raiders 59-56. The Raiders included Brock Lyons.
In the last quarterfinal, the Forrest Elton Sabres whipped the Cross Lake Otter Nelson River Otters (also known as the Nikkiks) 110-34.
In the semis, the Boissevain Broncos stomped the Winnipeg Springs Christian Eagles 76-48.
In the other semi, the Forrest Elton Sabres crushed the Warren Wildcats 99-54.
In the bronze medal match, the Warren Wildcats dispatched the Winnipeg Springs Christian Eagles 68-61. The Eagles included Adam McPherson.
In the final, the Boissevain Broncos defeated the Forrest Elton Sabres 80-48.
The all-tournament team featured MVP Daniel Waldron (Boissevain); Carson Dyck (Boissevain); David Rainnie (Boissevain); Pat Thompson (Elton); Adam McPherson (Springs Christian).
The bronze medalist Warren Wildcats:
The silver medalist Forrest Elton Sabres: Pat Thompson; Ryan Kennedy; Dustin Mansfield; Ben Jablonski; Andrew Burton;
The gold medalist Boissevain Broncos: Daniel Waldron; Carson Dyck; David Rainnie; Scott McKinney; Daniel Barrate; coach Rod Tutkaluke