In the opening round, held in Glendon: …………………………………………………… The 5th-seeded Edmonton Parkland Immanuel Christian Penguins stomped the 12th-seeded Calgary Rundle Academy Cobras 82-40 as Justin Versteeg scored 22 and Todd Ferguson 21. Jordan Lehton led Rundle Academy with 18. John Bracken added 7. …………………………………………………… The 9th-seeded Crooked Creek Ridgevalley Raiders dumped the 8th-seeded Rosemary Rockets 70-56 as Tyler Penner scored 23 and Cody Stevenson 6. Travis Baerg led Rosemary with 19. Philip Retzlaff added 16. …………………………………………………… The 11th-seeded Westlock St. Mary’s Sharks dumped the 7th-seeded Youngstown Falcons 85-72 as Nate DaCunha scored 32 and Adam Lesiuk 26. Brady Horner led Youngstown with 18. Patrick Beasley added 16. …………………………………………………… The 7th-seeded New Norway Spartans clocked the 10th-seeded Saddle Lake Kihew Asiniy Chargers 65-48 as Graham Graff scored 12 and Craig Isaac 10. Lance Cardinal led the Chargers with 14. Jeremy Cardinal added 13.
In the quarterfinals, the 4th-seeded Hay Lakes Tigers clipped the 5th-seeded Edmonton Parkland Immanuel Christian Penguins 51-38 as Matt Woloshyn scored 15 and Ben Heiberg 14. Todd Ferguson led Parkland Immanuel Christian with 17. Gord Tolsma added 11.
The top-seeded Stirling Lakers eliminated the 9th-seeded Crooked Creek Ridgevalley Raiders 88-60 as Lloyd Strickland scored 16 and Dallin Ellingson 12. Tyler Penner led Ridgevalley with 13. Logan Pellerin added 9.
The 3rd-seeded Glendon Nobles clobbered the 11th-seeded Westlock St. Mary’s Sharks 59-30 as Michael Krywiak scored 21 and Winston Bridges 15. Nate DaCunha led the Sharks with 16. Adam Esch added 7.
In the last quarterfinal, the 2nd-seeded Foremost Falcons edged the 7th-seeded New Norway Spartans 73-71 as Brent Lee scored 22 and Jay Rasmussen 18. Austin Bruere led New Norway with 19. Graham Graff added 18.
In the semis, the 2nd-seeded Foremost Falcons nipped the 3rd-seeded Glendon Nobles 55-54 as Sam Dykshoorn scored 30 and Jay Rasmussen 8. Michael Krywiak and Winston Bridges each scored 20 to pace Glendon.
In the other semi, the top-seeded Stirling Lakers defeated the 4th-seeded Hay Lakes Tigers 82-67.
In the bronze medal match, the 3rd-seeded Glendon Nobles defeated the 4th-seeded Hay Lakes Tigers 57-42 as Michael Krywiak scored 24 and Winston Bridges 12. Matt Wolyshyn led Hay Lakes with 10. Jason Zinten added 6. Hay Lakes took an early 12-3 lead but the Nobles quickly took command as they began hitting their perimeter jumpers and romped.
In the final, the Stirling Lakers defeated the Foremost Falcons 63-57 as Travis Strickland scored 34 and Brayden Edwards 16. Sam Dyskhoorn led the Falcons with 19. Brent Lee added 13. Strickland is “a pretty talented player,” Lakers coach Chad Watson told the Lethbridge Herald. “He’s the guy we look to when we need to make a shot but we got contributions from all over for this. All tournament long, everybody stepped up. Us and Foremost is always a pretty
tough battle. But we played really well.”
The bronze medalist Glendon Nobles: Michael Krywiak; Winston Bridges; Chau Ngo; David Spence; Derek Campbell; Douglas Pratch; Dustin Gamble; Gregory Pratch; Kyle Harasem; Logan Davis; Matthew Dykstra; Sean Mulvey; Shelby Bilodeau; Travis Campbell; coach Daryn Galatiuk; assistant Robert Pratch; manager Stephanie Drobot; trainer Greg Severn
The silver medalist Foremost Falcons: Brent Lee; Jay Rasmussen; Sam Dykshoorn; Matthew Beutler; Brent Biesterfeldt; Bryan O’Hara; Curtis Scratch; Brant Seward; Cord Sturtevant; Nick Thompson; Skylar VanGaalen; Sean Wutzke; coach Duane Rasmussen; assistant Garth VanGaalen
The gold medalist Stirling Lakers; Lloyd Strickland; Dallin Ellingson; Travis Strickland; Brady Adamson; Dallin Cooper; Adrian Edwards; Braydon Edwards; T.J. Fletcher; Keith Gardner; Michael Krokosh; Matthews Maynes; Kyle Peterson; Jon Romeril; Benn Still; coach Chad Watson; assistant Jason Edwards; assistant Brent Workman; manager Benny Neufeld