In the opening round, held in Camrose: …………………………………………………… The 12th-seeded Calgary Queen Elizabeth Knights stunned the 5th-seeded Lethbridge Winston Churchill Bulldogs 84-72. Ken Baker and Rusty Prete each scored 13 to pace the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs (coached by Neil Langevin) also included Sini Artoa, Lyndon Big Sorrel Horse, Curtis Declerc, Matt McDonald, Rejean Jeannotte, Jordan Barnett. …………………………………………………… The Edmonton Archbishop McDonald Marauders dispatched the 9th-seeded Rocky Mountain House Will Sinclair Rebels 87-71. The Rebels included Nathan Fankhanel, Les Winchester, Jeff Dirsten, Scott Nicolay, Geoff Stuart, Mike Van Stenis. …………………………………………………… The Devon John Maland Wildcats edged the Lac La Biche J.A. Williams Sharks 73-71. …………………………………………………… The Beaverlodge Royals nipped the Sherwood Park Archbishop Jordan Scots 73-69. The Scots included Ryan Hareuther.
In the quarterfinals, the Calgary Springbank Phoenix defeated the Edmonton Archbishop Macdonald Marauders 86-52. Colin Bayliss scored 22. David Landals led Archbishop Mcdonald with 17. The Marauders (coach Jane Warren; coach Allan Santos) included Matt Van Ulden; Juriy Gaborak, Sameer Ghaznavi, Bill Ostrowereka, Woojin Kwak, Joachim Lapiak, Garret Finegan, Daniel Thut, Chris Lam, Imho Austin, Mark Dorado and Jon Kam.
The Camrose Trojans crushed the 12th-seeded Calgary Queen Elizabeth Knights 85-67.
The 2nd-seeded Calgary Chestermere Cowboys whipped the Devon John Maland Wildcats 89-66. The Wildcats (coach Vincent May) included Mike Gardiner, Mike Rogers, Kees Rutten, Adam Ghali, Mark Danderfer, Isaac Semrau, Mike Rayment, Paul Painchaud, Robin Hapso, Cody Vermeulen, Justin Sernes, Jordan Fownes, Steve Panteluk, Norm Normand, Steve Gabrielle and Jeff Renfert.
In the last quarterfinal, the Ponoka Broncs clipped the Beaverlodge Royals 75-65. The Royals included T.J. McKenzie, Greg Calvert.
In the semis, the top-seeded Calgary Springbank Phoenix defeated the Camrose Trojans 77-57 as Colin Bayliss scored 27. Andrew Ignatiuk led Camrose with 15.
In other semi, the 2nd-seeded Calgary Chestermere Cowboys defeated the Ponoka Broncs 81-72. Took command in the second half. Allen Jovica led Calgary Chestermere with 33. Cameron Kusiek scored 33 for the Broncs.
In the bronze medal match, the Ponoka Broncs dispatched the Camrose Trojans 76-61. The Trojans (coached by James Saby and John Hamilton) included Andrew Ignatiuk, Bobbi Marjanovic, Matt Falk, Tom Steblyk.
In final, the top-seeded Calgary Springbank Phoenix thumped the 2nd-seeded Calgary Chestermere Cowboys 79-54. Colin Bayliss scored 23. Galbraith dominated in paint. Peter James led Calgary Chestermere with 19. The Calgary Springbank Phoenix were coached by Richard Bohne, former CIS scoring champ and national team player. “My first real coaching experience – I’ve never had one team for a whole season. I came in and said, ‘We’ll all learn together. We’re all rookies’,” said Bohne, who set a Canadian university career scoring record (34.2 PPG) during four seasons at the U of Calgary.
The bronze medalist Ponoka Broncs: Cameron Kusiek; Jeremy Smith; Evan Melisen; Dan McMillan; Mark Jorgenson; Tom McMillan; Tom Cameron; Jeremy Baron; Tim Edwards; Nathan Kusiek; Dustin Abt; Rodney Williams; coach Blaine Haines; manager Angie Sachs; manager? Jennifer Fox Liddle
The silver medalist Calgary Chestermere Cowboys: Peter James; Brian Haten; Ryan McDonald; Cory Fischer; Dustin Austin; Allan Jonca; Rob Hejnar; Shawn Monette; Justin Noda; James Purdy; Jimmy MacNeill; coach Todd O’Bray; assistant Rob Wilson; manager Heidi Culley; manager Jen Martin
The gold medalist Calgary Springbank Phoenix: Colin Bayless; Mike Kuzmickas; Daniel Shields; Mike Bailes; Darcy Johnson; Nelson Kroeker; Seth Alred; Derek Lee; Jared Balls; William Galbraith; Macky Raccah; Braden McCue; coach Troy Gedlaman; assistant Ron Kuzmickas