In the opening round, the top-seeded Edmonton Harry Ainlay Titans clubbed the 16th-seeded Lloydminster Barons 114-29 as Michelle Plouffe scored 21, Emily Adamic 15, Kirsten Peters 15, Katherine Plouffe 14, Jessilyn Fairbanks 13, Kelsey Chamzuk 8, Jillian Karpyshyn 7, Rachel Olsen 6, Susanna Smetaniuk 6, Lindsay Jessup 3, Jessie Olsen 2, Kristen Hansen 2 and Chelsea Crawford 2. Chantelle Cote paced the Barons with 13. Desiree Ross added 6, Leah Sidoryk 6 and Janine Bolt 4, while Kelsey Acton, Leah Dueck, Megan Ellison, Shelby Palmer, Tess Sidoryk, Teale Tornquist, Darian Weber and Kelcey Weinkauf were scoreless. …………………………………………………… The 9th-seeded Calgary St. Mary’s Saints dumped the 8th-seeded Edmonton Jasper Place Rebels 69-55 as Claire Colborne scored 34, Jordon Hill 15, Lauren Dale 7, Heather Michaluk 6, Megan Lavoie 2, Alyssa Coulter 2, Katherine Rawlek 2 and Jenna Suinton 1, while Alex Hill, Kathleen Hyland, Vanessa Oling and Nyabouy Wal were scoreless. Megan Wood paced the Rebels (coached by Kathy Butlin) with 16. Laurissa Weigl added 15, Jessica King 10, Madison Wilson 6, Breanne Frizzell 2, Laura McNeill 2, Hilary Davis 2 and Catherine Butts 2, while Lindsey Shamchuk, Tamara Smigorowsky, Morgan Gahler, Justine Gabriel, Selina Baker and Amy Kricken were scoreless. …………………………………………………… The 4th-seeded Calgary St. Francis Browns clubbed the 13th-seeded Medicine Hat Kwahommies 81-42 as Florence Oloya scored 18, Kristen Docherty 14, Karlen Majcher 13, Arianne Sakundiak 12, Kelsey Heatherington 8, Nikita Roy 6, Brianna Diodati 4, Stephanie John 2, Cassidy Osterling 2 and Carolina Ambrogiano 2, while Sarah Lee and Brittany Craig were scoreless. Savannah Scheuerman paced the Kwahommies with 16. Samantha Cunningham added 15, Samantha McConnell 4, Mackenzie Koopmans 4, Becca Lenner 2 and Angela Heninger 1, while Charlene Klein, Brittany McDougall, Karissa Janosch, Shianne Anton and Danielle Dempster were scoreless. …………………………………………………… The 5th-seeded Cardston Cougars clocked the 12th-seeded Red Deer Hunting Hills Lightning 106-44 as Taylor Stepan scored 31, Dani Sheen 18, Karen Low 16, Sidney Carlson 12, Jennica Barfuss 8, JuHee Thompson 7, Courtney Traweek 6, Haley Brooks 4 and Kylee Sommerfeldt 3, while Malari Bevans, Kelsey Quinton and Shayley Hanson were scoreless. Ainsley Wright paced the Lightning (coached by Jill Potts) with 12. Amanda Stonehouse added 8, Hanna Wunsch 6, Sara Codd 6, Whitney Robinson 5, Lexi Kambeitz 2, Dacey Livingstone 2, Teighan Ponto 2 and Braelyn Winter 1, while Corbie Fedyk, Brittani Blake, Brooke Hanson and Jada Wright were scoreless. …………………………………………………… The 2nd-seeded Spruce Grove Panthers whipped the 15th-seeded Grande Prairie Totems 101-34 as Vanessa Wideman scored 17, Cara Zamburek 16, Renee Byrne 12, Rai Hopper 11, Lindsay Papenhuyzen 11, Jelayne Dubielew 9, Alana Jensen 8, Courtney Loyek 7, Serena Barry 7 and Ari Clemens 2, while Emily Kabotoff was scoreless. Miriah Saban paced the Totems with 8. Jesse Lariviere added 7, Kirsten Manz 4, Kaitlyn Carrell 4, Erin Corcoran 4, Allison Hodgins 4, Jamie Wigmore 2 and Dani DePottie 1, while Mikaela Ketchum, Holly Howard, Christy Bobonau and Kate Renfree were scoreless. …………………………………………………… The 7th-seeded Calgary Centennial Coyotes defeated the 10th-seeded Lethbridge Collegiate Institute Clippers 76-70 in overtime as Montana Romeril scored 19, Jordan Gray 17, Megan Trisevic 13, Carleigh Mackenzie 6, Carleen Grue 6, Emma Smith 6, Maxine Saretsky 4, Stephanie Loubardeas 4 and Nicole Robertson 2, while Vicky Lewis, Laurel Bonsor and Jessica Paterson were scoreless. Lindsay Pierson and Sam Connolly each scored 19 from the Clippers. Dana Grandmont added 9, Ariel Pavan 8, Willow Beck 5, Erica Hudson 4, Josee deGraaf 2, Mackenzie Olsen 2, Paige Toly 2 and Karlee Hatch 2, while Erika Sheen, Cassidy Taal and Mikaela Heyland were scoreless. …………………………………………………… The 3rd-seeded Edmonton Archbishop O’Leary Spartans (coached by Ron Kutney) crushed the 14th-seeded Calgary Chestermere Lakers 65-39 as Adut Bulgak scored 30, Meagan McIntosh 8, Lisa Monikowski 7, Samantha Hanrahan 6, Ashlynne Gentles 5, Stephanie Treasure 4, Alysha Zuczek 4 and Richelle Chabot 1, while Lauren Caryl-Bunker, Cassandra Anastacio and Cheyenne Pryozko were scoreless. Jocelyn Sarrasin and Jennie Smith each scored 10 to pace the Lakers. Angelique Lanzl added 6, Amber Smith 4, Kaylee Needham 3, Taeya Markin 2, Denim Urichuk 2 and Chelsea Ekstrand 2, while Krista Bautista, Morgan Davidson, Karen Tran, Tanya Ewald, Dani Burtoway and Brady Dubetz were scoreless. …………………………………………………… The 6th-seeded Raymond Comets clipped the 11th-seeded Calgary Western Canada Redmen 82-66 as Kimber Snow scored 19, Natalie Tollestrup 16, Ali Cameron 15, Dakota Weir 14, Ashley Karren 8, Jackie Tollestrup 5, Macey Mendenhall 3 and Attena Keeler 2, while Porsha West, Ellie Bisset, Kaitland Hill and Brooke Heggie were scoreless. Hannah Gonzales paced the Redmen with 19. Zoe Rogers added 9, Laura Herrera added 8, Sara Watson 8, Jillian Siemieniuk 8, Mel Poce 7 and Mieke Seville 7, while Clara Bitter, Vivian Yeung, Simran Gill and Annelies Calnan were scoreless.
In the quarterfinals, the 6th-seeded Raymond Comets knocked off the 3rd-seeded Edmonton Archbishop O’Leary Spartans 69-68 as Natalie Tollestrup scored 22, Ali Cameron 17, Kimber Snow 14, Jackie Tollestrup 8, Dakota Weir 4, Ashley Karren 3 and Attena Keeler 1, while Ellie Bisset, Macey Mendenhall, Kaitland Hill, Porsha West and Brooke Heggie were scoreless. Adut Bulgak paced the Spartans with 26. Alysha Zuczek added 12, Ashlynnne Gentles 10, Megan McIntosh 8, Samantha Hanrahan 6, Lisa Monikowski 4 and Stephanie Treasure 2, while Lauren Caryk-Bunker, Cassandra Anastacio, Richelle Chabot and Cheyeen Pyrozko were scoreless.
The 2nd-seeded Spruce Grove Panthers clocked the 7th-seeded Calgary Centennial Coyotes 94-55 as Renee Byrne scored 20, Jelayne Debielew 15, Cara Zamburek 12, Vanessa Wideman 11, Serena Barry 9, Lindsey Papenhuyzen 9, Courtney Loyak 8, Ari Clemens 6, Emily Kabotoff 2 and Rai Hooper 2, while Alana Jensen was scoreless. Jordan Gray paced the Coyotes with 14. Laurel Bonsor added 8, Montana Romeril 8, Vicky Lewis 4, Maxine Saretsky 4, Megan Trisevic 4, Stephanie Loubardeas 4, Emma Smith 3, Carleen Grue 3 and Carleigh Mackenzie 3, while Nicole Robertson and Jessica Peterson were scoreless.
The 5th-seeded Cardston Cougars dumped the 4th-seeded Calgary St. Francis Browns 78-55 as Taylur Stepan scored 29, Karen Low 20, Dani Sheen 10, Jennica Barfuss 7, Sidney Carleton 5, JuHee Thompson 4, Courtney Traweek 2 and Haley Brooks 1, while Malari Bevans, Kylee Sommerfeldt, Kelsey Quinton and Shayley Hanson were scoreless. Karlen Majcher and Arianne Sakundiak each scored 13 to pace the Browns. Florence Oloya added 11, Kristen Docherty 8, Brianne Diodati 5 and Cassidy Osterling 4, while Sarah Lee, Nikita Roy, Kelsey Heatherington, Brittany Craig, Stephanie John and Carolian Ambrogiano were scoreless.
In the last quarterfinal, the top-seeded Edmonton Harry Ainlay Titans crushed the 9th-seeded Calgary St. Mary’s Saints 85-46 as Michelle Plouffe scored 23, Katherine Plouffe 17, Kirsten Peters 17, Emily Adamic 12, Jessilyn Fairbanks 6, Rachel Olsen 3, Lindsay Jessup 2, Kelsey Chamzuk 2, Chelsea Crawford 2 and Susanna Smetaniuk 1, while Jessie Olsen, Jillian Karpyshyn and Kirsten Hansen were scoreless. Claire Colborne and Jordan Hill each scored 11 to pace the Saints. Heather Michaluk added 9, Katherine Rawlek 6, Megan Lavoie 3, Lauren Dale 2, Nyabouy Wal 2, Jenna Quinton 1 and Vanessa Oling 1, while Alyssa Coulter, Alex Hill and Kathleen Hyland were scoreless.
In the semis, the top-seeded Edmonton Harry Ainlay Titans dusted the 5th-seeded Cardston Cougars 78-52 as Michelle Plouffe scored 22, Kirsten Peters 13, Jessilyn Fairbanks 12, Katherine Plouffe 12, Emily Adamic 8, Chelsea Crawford 6, Susanna Smetaniuk 4 and Rachel Olsen 1, while Jessie Olsen, Lindsay Jessup, Jillian Karpyshyn, Kelsey Chamzuk and Kirsten Hansen were scoreless. Taylur Stepan paced the Cougars with 17. Karen Low added 13, Jennica Barfuss 11, Kylee Sommerfeldt 4, Sidney Carlson 4, Courtney Traweek 2 and Dani Sheen 1, while Malari Bevans, JuHee Thompson, Kelsey Quinton, Shayley Hanson and Haley Brooks were scoreless.
In the other semi, the 2nd-seeded Spruce Grove Panthers stomped the 6th-seeded Raymond Comets 67-43 as Cara Zamburek scored 17, Renee Byrne 13, Vanessa Wideman 12, Lindsay Papenhuyzen 12, Rai Hooper 5, Jelayne Dubielew 5, Emily Kabotoff 2 and Courtney Loyek 1, while Serena Barry, Ari Clemens and Alana Jensen were scoreless. Natalie Tollestrup paced the Comets with 19. Dakota Weir added 6, Ali Cameron 6, Macey Mendenhall 5, Jackie Tollestrup 4 and Kimber Snow 3, while Ellie Bisset, Attena Keeler, Kaitland Hill, Porsha West, Brooke Heggie and Ashley Karren were scoreless.
In the bronze medal match, the 6th-seeded Raymond Comets edged the 5th-seeded Cardston Cougars 73-72. Cougar Karen Low missed a jumper with 1.9 seconds to play. The Comets don’t do things the easy way, Comets coach Karie Baldry told the Lethbridge Herald. “But you know what, we do know how to win third because we’ve won a lot of thirds this year in some really tough tournaments. I just told them we know how to do this, but I’ll tell you in that last quarter we tried to give it to them. We made a lot of mistakes, but we’d come back with some hustle after our errors. I’m really proud of this group because they are extremely young and everyone counted us out. I know it’s not the gold medal match, but it feels like it with this group. We’ve overcome a lot of things and I’m so proud of them.” The Comets took a 21-9 lead on a jumper by Dakota Weir. They extended their lead to 30-15 on a steal and runout layup by Ali Cameron but Cardston rallied within 35-26 at the half. The Comets opened up a 41-29 lead early in the third quarter but Cougar Jennica Barfuss hit a trey and a bucket to trim the margin to 40-34. Cougar Taylor Stepan started the fourth quarter off with a trey to make it 57-49 before another basket from Low off a Julie Thompson shot made it 58-51. The Cougars pulled even with seven minutes to play on a Dani Sheen hoop but Cameron answered with a trey to make it 61-58. Baldry called Cameron “a tiny package with a ton of heart. She just gave everything she has. It’s her last game as a senior. 1 thought Natalie Tollestrup played very well and some of our young kids stepped up, they have to. They’re no longer young. I have eight kids coming back to the program. So it’s very fitting.” Baldry added that on the final shot, “they tried to go inside to their girl. So we tried to double back down on her, but it didn’t work out for them so they had to go with a deeper shot from her and that’s not her best shot. It’s just a lot of luck at 1.9 seconds. We’re scrambling, they’re scrambling and it’s really not anything we did spectacular or them. They didn’t get the shot and we won the game.” Cameron noted that “we were underrated and we just came up fighting every minute of every game. We fought hard.” Ali Cameron paced the Comets with 26. Natalie Tollestrup added 16, Dakota Weir 13, Jackie Tollestrup 6, Kimber Snow 4, Porsha West 4, Macey Mendenhall 3 and Ashley Karren 1, while Ellie Bisset, Attena Keeler, Kaitland Hill and Brooke Heggie were scoreless. Karen Low paced the Cougars with 17. Dani Sheen added 16, Jennica Barfuss 13, Taylur Stepahn 12, JuHee Thompson 6, Courtney Traweek 4 and Sidney Carlson 4, while Malari Bevans, Kylee Sommerfeldt, Kelsey Quinton, Shayley Hanson and Haley Brooks were scoreless.
In the final, the top-seeded Edmonton Harry Ainlay Titans clubbed the 2nd-seeded Spruce Grove Panthers 80-50 as Michelle Plouffe scored 24, Kirsten Peters 20, Katherine Plouffe 16, Susanna Smetaniuk 7, Emily Adamic 7, Jessilyn Fairbanks 4 and Chelsea Crawford 2, while Jessie Olsen, Lindsey Jesseup, Jillian Karpyshyn, Kelsey Chamzuk, Rachel Olsen and Kirsten Hansen were scoreless. Cara Zamburek paced the Panthers with 13. Jelayne Dubielew added 10, Vanessa Wideman 6, Rai Hooper 6, Lindsey Papenhuyzen 5, Courtney Loyek 4, Alana Jensen 4 and Ari Clemens 2, while Serena Barry, Renee Byrne and Emily Kabotoff were scoreless.
The bronze medalist Raymond Comets: Natalie Tollestrup; Ali Cameron; Jackie Tollestrup; Kimber Snow; Dakota Weir; Macey Mendenhall; Porsha West; Ashley Karren; Ellie Bisset; Attena Keeler; Kaitland Hill; Brooke Heggie; coach Karie Baldry; assistant Lisa Quinton; assistant Ganger; assistant Tollestrup
The silver medalist Spruce Grove Panthers: Cara Zamburek; Rai Hooper; Vanessa Wideman; Renee Byrne; Serena Barry; Jelayne Dubielew; Lindsay Papenhuyzen; Alana Jensen; Courtney Loyek; Ari Clemens; Emily Kabotoff; coach Dave Oldham; assistant Robyn Oldham
The champion Edmonton Harry Ainlay Titans: Michelle Plouffe; Katherine Plouffe; Kirsten Peters; Emily Adamic; Jessilyn Fairbanks; Kelsey Chamzuk; Chelsea Crawford; Kirsten Hansen; Lindsey Jessup; Jillian Karpyshyn; Rachel Olsen; Jessie Olson; Susanna Smetaniuk; coach Kristy Marsh; assistant Owen Young