In the quarterfinals, held in Chestermere, the Coleman Crowsnest Pass Consolidated Panthers clipped the host Lakers 69-52 as Heather Rigby and Amy Tourond each scored 18.
The Grande Prairie St. Joseph’s Ceinahs defeated x.
The Hanna J.C. Charyk Hawks
In the last quarterfinal,
Qualifier? Sylvan Lake Lakers: Bonnie Plowman, Jennifer Graham
In the semis, the Coleman Crowsnest Pass Consolidated Panthers dumped the Grande Prairie St. Joseph’s Ceinahs 61-49 as Shannon Frier scored 24 and Heather Rigby 17. “It was probably our toughest game” of the tournament, said Panthers coach Grant Frier.
In the other semi, the Hanna J.C. Charyk Hawks dispatched x.
In the bronze medal match,
In the final, the Coleman Crowsnest Pass Consolidated Panthers defeated the Hanna J.C. Charyk Hawks 60-59 as Shannon Frier scored 25 and Amy Tourond 10. “We seemed to be in control most of the time, but at the end they closed up a l0-point deficit and made it a close finish,” Panthers coach Grant Frier told the Lethbridge Herald. Eleven of the Panthers were also on the unit that captured the 2A provincial volleyball crown.
The bronze medalist x:
The silver medalist Hanna J.C. Charyk Hawks: coach Rick Haines
The gold medalist Coleman Crowsnest Pass Consolidated Pandas: Shannon Frier; Heather Rigby; Susan Slacheruk; Treena Quarin; Maureen Zeith; Stephanie Stenseth; Elizabeth Pewtress; Amy Tourond; Carrie Walker; Jody Fischer; Tana Straathof; Cheryl Gaberdiel; Fiona Wood; Amy Tourand; coach Grant Frier