1922
A four-team league which St. John High captured with a (6-0) record. Fredericton Provincial Normal finished (3-3); Rothesay Collegiate (2-4); and Fredericton High (1-5).
Fredericton High: Currie, Davidson, Wilson, Hickson, McFarlane, McCaffrey, Squires, Dunphy
The bronze medalist Rothesay Collegiate: Snow, Hart, Colter, Burbridge, Matheson, Nase, Brownell
The silver medalist Fredericton Provincial Normal: Morris, Gregg, Gillard, Bradley, Dysart, McGinn, Jacobson
The champion St. John Greyhounds: W Lee, R Fraser, C Potter, E Welsford, J Wilson, H Williams, J Frost, coach Ronald Shaw
1923
A four-team league, won by St. John High
Rosters:
Fredericton High: Jim Wilson, Hersey, Hickson, Guptill, MacFarlane, Squires
Fredericton Provincial Normal: Cochrane, Church, McNally, Guptill, Linton, Smith, Daggett, Stewart
Rothesay: Snow, Allen, Douglas, Frith, Burbridge, Young
The champion Saint John Greyhounds: A Wittrien, W Donohue, H Humphrey, D MacLaughlan, F Campbell, Ewing, E Gunn
1924
In the sudden death playoff for the Western division of the Interscholastic Basketball League, the St. John Greyhounds defeated Fredericton Provincial Normal 30-19. Normal (coached by A.W. Oliver) included MacFarlane, Wiley, Jamieson, Gartley, P MacFarlane, Lewis, Irvine, Hersey.
In the provincial final, Aberdeen defeated the Saint John Greyhounds x-x; 24-20 (Total: x-x).
The runner-up Saint John Greyhounds: Wittrien, Barker, Humphrey, Brown, Rice, Plumpton, Ewing
The champion Moncton Aberdeen:
1925
In the provincial final, the Fredericton Black Kats defeated Mount Allison Academy 45-30 as Babbitt scored 25, Dongan 12, Douglas 5 and Hachey 3. R Lister led Mount Allison Academy with 17. Chestnut added 7, Mackenzie 4 and H Lister 2.
The runner-up Mount Allison Academy: R Lister; Chestnut; Mackenzie; H Lister; Maclaggan, Camps
The champion Fredericton Black Kats: Babbitt; Dongan; Douglass; Hachey; Woods; Hewett; Seeley; Simpson; Nelson
1926
A five-team high school league. Saint John finished (8-0); Fredericton (6-2); Rothesay (4-4); St. Vincent’s (2-6); Fredericton Provincial Normal (0-8)
Non-medalist rosters:
Fredericton Provincial Normal: Barry, Constantine, Oleskevis, Perry, Ogilvie, Floyd, Gillis, Palmer, Watking (Watling?), Curry, Fraser, Harmer
St. Vincent’s: Chandler, kirk, Coughlan, R Lawlor, Enslow, Dolan, J Lawlor, Stevens, Hogan
The bronze medalist Rothesay: Anderson, Clark, Parker, Horner, Douglas, McCurdy, Sprenger, Schofield, McAvity, Materson
The silver medalist Fredericton Black Kats: Haskey; Maxwell; Dougan; Andy Douglas; Morgan; Woods; Hewitt; S Douglas; Murray; H Currie; coach H.A. Nevers
The champion Saint John Greyhounds: Patterson; Rivers; Whittaker; Stratton; Brown; Regan; Petrie;
1927
Rosters:
St. Vincent’s: Kirk, Dolan, Lawlor, Sheehan, Dwyer, King, Stevens, D Kirk
Fredericton Black Kats: Maxwell, Limerick, Watson, Bull, Morgan, Gunter, McLeod, Capen
Fredericton Provincial Normal: Mosher, McKenna, Jones, Currie (Curry?), Tokash (Tokach?), Rice, Nowlan, B Erb, Neman
Saint John Vocational Vultures: Ricketts, McLean Seeley, Nave, Loggie (Logie?), McDade (McDaid?) Stackhouse, Hutchinson, Folkins, coach Newton Fanjoy
In the Western division, the Saint John Greyhounds completed an undefeated (8-0) regular season campaign by dispatching (6-2) Rothesay 22-18 as Patterson scored 8, Rivers 8, Harding 4, Brittain 1 and Regan 1. Ferris led Rothesay with 11. Shute added 4 and Anderson 3, while MacIntosh, Douglas, Ganong, Springer and Fisher were scoreless. Rothesay also included Arnold, Anderson.
In the sudden-death provincial final, the St. John Greyhounds defeated Woodstock 31-27 as Rivers scored 17, Patterson 6, Spear 4, Harding 2, Regan 1 and Galbraith 1. Stevens led Woodstock with 15. Creighton added 9 and Oldham 3.
The runner-up Woodstock High: Stevens; Quigg; Oldham; McKinley; Augherton; Cluff; Morris; Creighton;
The champion Saint John Greyhounds: Donald Patterson; D Rivers; R Harding; S Spear; Victor Regan; D McAndrews; Fred Galbraith; N Brittain; coach Ronald Shaw
1928
Rosters:
Fredericton Black Kats: Patterson, Boone, Currie, Capen, Watson, Davis, Sancton, Palacio, Fisher, Morgan
Rothesay: Emerson, Ellis, Smith, McAvity, Ganong, Reid, Morgan, Gunter, Pond, Fisher
Woodstock: Stevens, Crieghton, Tommy, Miller, Marsten, Wilson, Reardon
Plaster Rock: B Reade, H Reade, P Murphy
Saint John Vocational Vultures: Summerville, Simpson, Seely, Ross, Damery, Hogan, McLellan, Folkins
In the Western division final, Saint John St. Vincent’s defeated Fredericton Normal 34-12. Fredericton Normal included Freeman, Hersey, Mahar, Grant, Mitchell, Wiley, Brown, Wetmore
In the provincial final, the Saint John Greyhounds defeated Saint John St. Vincent’s 16-23; 37-28 (Total: 53-51). …………………………………………………… In game one, St. Vincent’s prevailed 23-16 as Wallace scored 10, Lawlor 7 and Kirk 6. Ferris the Greyhounds with 12. Patterson added 4. …………………………………………………… In game two, Saint John took the series with a 37-28 as Ferris scored 21, Patterson 11, Regan 4 and Galbraith 4. Jack Kirk led St. Vincent’s with 10. Gerald Wallace added 10, Ray Lawlor 7 and Marty Dolan 1.
The runner-up Saint John High St. Vincent’s: Jack Kirk, Gerald Wallace, Ray Lawlor, Marty Dolan, Bernie Dwyer, Gerald Sheehan, Ken Sugrue Dan Kirk, Ray Carton, Jack Lawlor, manager Edward Hogan.
The champion Saint John Greyhounds: Donald Ferris, John Wilson, Edward Young, Fred Galbraith, Victor Regan, Donald Patterson, Gordon Wry, Grenfall Logie; coach Ronald W. Shaw.
1929
New Brunswick high school moves to three sections, adding the Central to the Southern and Northern divisions.
East division includes St. Andrews, St. Stephen, MacAdam
Rosters:
Plaster Rock: F Armstrong, Bradford, Church, Knox, G Armstrong, Smythe, Lloyd
Fredericton Normal: Boone, Sypler, Coates, Machum, Delong
St. Stephen: H Fulton, J Kirk, H Clark, L Mitchell, L Thornton, S Smythe, R Turner
In the Eastern playoff, St. Stephen defeated McAdam 16-6 as Kirk scored 6, Fulton 5 and Clarke 5, while Smythe, Mitchell, Thornton and Hyslop were scoreless. C Thorburn paced McAdam with 4. Lewis added 2, while A Balthus, L Thomas, J Balthus, R Starr, P Rosebush, A Thomas and E Estabrooks were scoreless.
In the West division final, Woodstock defeated St. Stephen 41-22, 56-16 (Total: 97-38).
In the quarterfinals, the Saint John Greyhounds thrashed the Fredericton Black Kats 42-16 as Ferris scored 26, Wilson 8, Fleming 4 and Brown 4. Johnson paced the Black Kats with 4. Patterson added 4, Morgan 4, Watson 2 and two points were unallocated, while Sypher, Burke, Stephens, Ward and Beatty were scoreless.
In the quarterfinals, St. John Vocational thrashed Saint John St. Vincent’s 38-13. St. Vincent’s included Chandler, O’Leary, Osborne, Farrell, Sadowsky, Bowes, McGivern and O’Neil.
In the southern semis, Saint John defeated Rothesay 34-25. Rothesay included Emerson, Smith, Arnold, Reid, Sancton (Savetop?), Baker and Fisher.
In the southern final, Saint John defeated the Saint John Vocational Vultures 30-29; 39-28 (Total: 69-57). Vocational included Titus, Powers, McCarroll, Gregory, Williams, Leslie, Denyer, Leslie, O’Blenis, White.
In the provincial final, Saint John Greyhounds defeated the Woodstock Thunder 54-23.
The runner-up Woodstock Thunder: A Tommy, Brown, W Reardon, J Augherton, E McKinley, W Troy, Stevenson, Gardiner, Marsten, W Corey, Hull, Reardon, Howe
The champion Saint John Greyhounds: Ferris; Wilson; Fleming; Brown; Skinner; Corbett; Cuthbertson; Thorne; Golding