Final regular season standings (8): Seneca (13-1); Humber (12-2); Fanshawe (11-3); Durham (6-8); Niagara (5-9); George Brown (4-10); Mohawk (4-10); Redeemer (1-13).
Playoff non-qualifiers:
George Brown Huskies: Charmaine Warwick, Henrietta Velha, Trudy Noftall, Tricia Warwick, Shantel Taylor, Aida Gabriel, Treisha Hylton, Michelle Ambrose, Shanen Cudmore, Yuko Hanaoka, Theressa Strong, Kimberly Lewis, Diane Lockhart, Lynn Khoo Yue Cheng and Trisha Aleve.
Mohawk Mountaineers: Kathy Knox, Jade Dibattista, Jenn McNaughton, Brenda Billington, Marguerite Banich, Sheryl Yee, Kristan Shrider, Tiffany Dinning, Delynne Felder, Tammy Cooper, Laura Grise, Kristine Dick, Melissa Bishop, Paula Kennedy, Mandy Fraser, Holly Parkinson, Julie Pedersen, Penny Rochon, Kelly Cummings and Sandra Santucci.
Niagara Knights: Manie Roy, Julie McLaren, Shelley Holden, Jennifer Crosby, Tara Pepper, Michelle Pring, Stephanie Lawson, Penni Toneguzzo, Lesley Smith, Marianne Gavanac and Becky Parkins.
Redeemer Royals: Christina Hogeterp, Michelle Schouten, Crystle Hielema, Marisa Vanderveen, Shannon Panjer, Becky Shain, Leona Vanerwier, Marcee Groen, Melissa Gerritsen, Suzanne Zantingh, Korrie Silver, Paula Niexlapd and Lori Ann Stegeman.
In the semis, held at Toronto’s Humber College, the Seneca Scouts dumped the Durham Lords 77-58. Marcy Scribe was chosen player of the game for the Scouts, while Melanie Raeside earned the laurels for the Lords. Skribe paced the Scouts with 20. Kim Pepper added 16, Ann Marie Darlington 13, Pamela Morgan 8, Allison Shand 7, Vikki Ruth 4, Sharon Moore 3, Fiona Letang 2, Sue Montoute 2 and Liesa Ratz 2. Stephanie Kassien led the Lords with 18. Heather Smith added 13, Raeside 11, Tara Tripney 7, Heidi Wayne 4, Collinda Thompson 3 and Cindy Miller 2.
In the other semi, the Fanshawe Falcons nipped the Humber Hawks 58-57 after leading 36-26 at the half. Paula Rich was chosen player of the game for the Falcons, while Ayodele Bygrave earned the laurels for the Hawks. Rich paced the Falcons with 15. Stephanie Robinson added 12, Michelle Martin 11, Becky Huntley 9, Jen Renaud 6, Carrie Ramsay 3 and Nahumy Calder 2. Heather Curran led the Hawks with 15. Bygrave added 14, Kim Poulin 10, Janetta Paris 7, Corinne Smith 5, Tina Jones 2, Connie Weber 2 and Lisa Hogan 2.
In the bronze medal match, the Humber Hawks thrashed the Durham Lords 50-35. Heather Curran was chosen player of the game for the Hawks, while Stephanie Kassian earned the laurels for the Lords. Curran led the Hawks with 21. Janetta Paris added 11, Ayodele Bygrave 7, Kim Poulin 6, Tina Jones 2, Connie Weber 2 and Lisa Hogan 1. Heather Smith paced the Lords with 11. Melanie Raeside added 8, Kassian 6, Tara Tripney 4, Heidi Wayne 4 and Collinda Thompson 2. The Lords also included Colleen Cherwaty, Sharon Cook Vanesa Gibson, Michelle Kennedy, Cindy Miller and Lori Ferren.
In the final, the Seneca Scouts walloped the Fanshawe Falcons 87-65. Liesa Ratz was chosen player of the game for the Scouts, while Stephanie Robinson earned the laurels for the Falcons. Marcy Skribe paced the Scouts with 34. Ratz added 17, Fiona Letang 14, Sue Montoute 8, Vikki Ruth 8, Sharon Moore 2, Allison Shand 2, Kim Pepper 1 and Ann Marie Darlington 1. Robinson led the Falcons with 17. Paula Rich added 15, Becky Huntley 12, Jen Renaud 9, Michelle Martin 6, Nahumy Calder 5 and Katherina Kokoyianni 1.
The bronze medalist Humber Hawks: Heather Curran; Ayodele Bygrave; Janetta Paris; Donna Cameron; Tina Jones; Mireille Boulianne; Connie Weber; Shane Ross; Kim Poulin; Corrine Smith; Christene Weber; Tina D’Antonio; Lisa Hogan; Karine Croteau;
The silver medalist Fanshawe Falcons: Paula Rich; Stephanie Robinson; Michelle Martin; Rebecca Huntley; Nahumy Calder; Jennifer Renaud; Katherine Kakoyianni; Carrie Ramsay; Cheri Heslop; Monique Perrier; Annette Rice; Joyce Leroux; Rachel MacMillan; coach Jim Henderson
The gold medalist Seneca Scouts: Marcy Scribe; Liesa Ratz; Ann Marie Darlington; Kim Pepper; Vicki Ruth; Fiona Letnag; Allison Shand; Sue Montoute; Sharon Moore; Pamela Morgan; Kelly Smith; Natasha Owen; Iria Relvas; Julie Midena; coach Dwight Jonker