In the opening round, held in Cardston and Raymond: …………………………………………………… The top-seeded Calgary Western Canada Redmen clocked the 16th-seeded Grand Prairie Composite Totems 72-26 after leading 26-3, 43-22 and 68-27 at the quarters. Isidora Purkovic paced the Redmen with 17. Susan Thompson added 12, Aimee Wilson 10, Manesha Sidhu 10, Louise Bunce 8, Madeleine Rogers 5, Megan Festival 2, Paula Bieler 2, Komil Rehill 2, Sylvie Rokosh 2 and Madison Laurin 2, while Claire Erickson was scoreless. Megan Belcourt scored 10 to lead the Totems, who were coach by Erin McNamara, assisted by Marti Howard. Christy Babonau added 8, Bailey Paul 2, Chenoa Esau 3, Sydney Litwin 1 and Mikaela Ketchum 1, while Regan Clarke, Caitlin Dawson, Katie Bryson, Kate Renfree, Ashley Gillis and Ozge Ceylan were scoreless. …………………………………………………………………….. The 9th-seeded Lethbridge Catholic Central Cougars clipped the 8th-seeded Calgary Bishop Grandin Ghosts 60-48 after leading 20-7, 35-15 and 43-34 at the quarters. Sydney Voogel paced the Cougars with 15. Alycia Amatto added 9, Kory Cheshire 8, Mariah Millar 8, Jessica Duncan 8, Nikki Furukawa 5, Erin Kelly 5 and Gabby Duff 2, while Shareen Monaghan, Abuk Dout, Caitlin Langhofer, Tania Weiler, Nisali Mediwake and Hanna Furgeson were scoreless. Angela Driscoll scored 15 to pace the Ghosts, coached by D Holowaychuk, assisted by I Vryanhoek. Tara Beaver added 14, Kassandra Ward 6, Kearan Meagher 5, Kathleen Cahoon 4, M.J. Ritchie 3 and Melissa Kinzner 1, while Janna Berger, Mackenzie Binfet, Alana Odiia, Michelle Flechas and Christine Piche were scoreless. …………………………………………………… The 4th-seeded Raymond Comets clocked the 13th-seeded Okotoks Foothills Composite Falcons 77-47 after leading 21-8, 36-18 and 61-35 at the quarters. Jackie Tollestrup paced the Comets with 25. Ashley Karren added 11, Sunder West 10, Jaclyn Heggie 8, Macey Mendenhall 8, Dakota Weir 8, Makell Hofer 4 and Leah Sieben 3, while Chloe Jardine, Oshi Bartsoff and Brooke Heggie were scoreless. Noelle Reboul scored 12 to lead the Falcons, who were coached by Lana Gwilliam, assisted by Amron Gwilliam. Amy Wooldridge added 10, Courtney Fox 9, Madie Turbach 6, Angie Minue 5, Kalli Turbach 3 and Haley Jensen 2, while Dannica Robertson, Nichole Rapp, Alyssa Sheen, Katie Richardson, Cheyenne Smith and Kennedy Burgess were scoreless. …………………………………………………… The 5th-seeded Sherwood Park Archbishop Jordan Scots handled the 12th-seeded Lethbridge Collegiate Institute Clippers 67-52 after leading 17-6, 33-26 and 53-40 at the quarters. Jordan Enns paced the Scots with 27. Jennifer McCurdy added 17, Geri Anstice 9, Kianna Greene 6, Paula Stecyk 6, Ashlynn Berg 2, Jenica Ross 2, Alex DeGrande 1, Adriana Gentles 1 and Chantal Poscente 1, while Katlin Handel, Drew Knox, Elora Williams and Mikayla Ramsay were scoreless. Mackenzie Olsen and Carly MacLennan each scored 12 to paced the Clippers, who were coached by Michaela Dilworth-Baum, assisted by Jen Scott. Jordan Dyck added 8, Sierra Sheen 7, Joy Spearchief-Morris 6, Devynn MacLennan 4 and Kate Hasegawa 3, while Kolme Brown, Olivia Viergutz, Sam Wright, Karli McLachlan, Mikaela Heyland and Gillian Toone were scoreless. …………………………………………………… The 2nd-seeded Spruce Grove Panthers smacked the 15th-seeded Red Deer Hunting Hills Lightning 81-39 after leading 27-9, 42-17 and 62-28 at the quarters. Shae-Lynn Noyes paced the Panthers with 24. Jordan MacLean added 20, Alyssa Bridgeman 16, Sydney Kumar 6, Leah Goddard 6, Kaitlen Kisiloski 5, Laurah Wild 2 and Nicole Henkelman 2, while Shyanne Walton, Kirsten Henkelman and Kennedie Van Buul were scoreless. Teighan Ponto and Brittani Blake each scored 9 to lead the Lightning, who were coached by Jill de Jong, assisted by D. Potts. Maddie Klootwyk added 6, Jayna Mazurin added 4, Abbey Busch 4, Wendy Cortes 2, Jada Wright 2, Teigan Booth 2 and Hanna Delemont 1, while Jaden Robinson, Santana Gaudet, Carly Kolesnik, Merissa Mand and Emily Eisenhawer were scoreless. …………………………………………………… The 7th-seeded Calgary Sir Winston Churchill Bulldogs dispatched the 10th-seeded St. Albert Paul Kane Blues 47-28 after leading 19-7, 24-13 and 29-24 at the quarters. Natalie Thompson paced the Bulldogs with 16. Kirstina Turner added 10, Emily Morales 6, Beth Vinnell 5, Swetha Kulandaivelan 3, Christy MaHarg 2, Danika Ferguson 2, Mackenzie Whicker 2 and Tiffany Payne 1, while Kyra Woodman, Lisa Bassett, Florence Jennings and Emma Lee Turner were scoreless. Chantal Jouan scored 8 to lead the Blues, who were coached by Andrew Wiens, assisted by Raedean Seymour. Josee Larson added 6, Kaitlyn Hunder 5, Mallory McNiven 4, Melissa Wooley 3 and Tiana Woywitka 2, while Marisa Schneider, Joanna Long, Laurenne Pharis, Julia Matheson and Julie Fagan were scoreless. …………………………………………………… The 3rd-seeded Calgary Centennial Coyotes thrashed the 14th-seeded Lloydminster Barons 83-37 after leading 19-10, 42-15 and 61-31 at the quarters. “We’re a good team but we were playing an elite level when you go to provincials, so when you go in as a 14 seed out of 16 teams you know that you’re definitely a dark horse,” said Barons coach Tom Groat. “I don’t care, win or lose, I just wanted the girls to go out and compete, and I wanted them to go out and do the best they can with what they had, and I think they did that.” Alexa Gray and Kassie Chomyn each scored 16 to pace the Coyotes. Montana Romaril added 23, Nicole Baker 10, Amy Georgson 8, Joanna Geck 6, Berna Larose 5, Kacey Otto 4, Kenisha Whitney 4 and Madisen Sutter 2, while Brooke Franchuck and Emma Saretsky were scoreless. Desiree Ross scored 14 to lead the Barons, who were coached by Tom Groat, assisted by E. Bloch-Hensen, W. Toews and J. Kraulic. Leah Sidoryk added 7, Kailee Wber 7, Kyla Lindsay 4, Taylor Babey 4 and Nessaya Betker 1, while Kayley David, Stephanie Tomkins, Cheyenne Thorpe, Kaylee Bannerman, Kyra Bingham, Marissa Hallett, Tori Cavanaugh and Courtney Walter were scoreless. …………………………………………………… The 11th-seeded Edmonton Strathcona Lords stunned the 6th-seeded Cardston Cougars 64-53 after leading 13-6, 29-25 and 48-38 at the quarters. Jessica Stroud paced the Lords with 27. Meg Casault added 14, Tess Heinricks 8, Maddy Perry 5, Reagan Klevyer 5, Sydney Leard 3 and Nadia Musa 2, while Kate Hallson, Celine Wong, Angie Lee, Olivia Ostrom, Ruke Okome and Mackenzie Cook were scoreless. Sidney Carlson paced the Cougars with 17. Whitney Smith added 6, Teirra Thompson 6, Breanne Taylor 6, Jordan Wood 5, Alex Lewis 5, Kasey Merrill 3, Larsyn Webster 3 and Britain Wolsey 2, while Logan Moncks and Haley Brooks were scoreless.
In the quarterfinals, the top-seeded Calgary Western Canada Redmen crushed the 9th-seeded Lethbridge Catholic Central Cougars 72-42 after leading 16-7, 33-15 and 60-27 at the quarters. Madeleine Rogers paced the Redmen with 22. Susan Thompson added 13, Isadora Purkovic 11, Megan Festival 10, Sylvie Rokosh 5, Manesha Sidhu 4, Aimee Wilson 3, Komil Rehill 2 and Claire Erickson 2, while Paula Bieler, Louise Bunce and Madison Laurin were scoreless. Alycia Amatto scored 11 to pace the Cougars, who were coached by Dawn Keith, assisted by Darren Miller. Sydney Voogel added 8, Caitlin Langhofer 6, Jessica Duncan 6, Nikki Furukawa 4, Mariah Miller 3, Gabby Duff 2 and Kory Cheshire 2, while Shareen Monaghan, Erin Kelly, Abuk Dout, Tania Weiler, Hannah Furgeson and Nisali Mediwake were scoreless.
The 4th-seeded Raymond Comets clipped the 5th-seeded Sherwood Park Archbishop Jordan Scots 80-66 after leading 18-16, 41-36 and 59-45 at the quarters. Jackie Tollestrup paced the Comets with 39. Sunder West added 20, Ashley Karren 5, Leah Sieben 4, Jaclyn Heggie 4, Macey Mendenhall 4, Dakota Weir 2 and Brooke Heggie 2, while Makell Hofer, Chloe Jardine and Oshi Bartsoff were scoreless. Jordan Enns scored 23 to pace the Scots, coached by Brian Anstice, assisted by Jordan Anstice. Jennifer McCurdy added 13, Geri Anstice 10, Kianna Greene 10, Paula Stecyk 9 and Adriana Gentles 1, while Alex DeGrande, Katlin Handel, Ashlynn Berg, Drew Knox, Elora Williams, Mikayla Ramsay, Jenica Ross and Chantal Poscente were scoreless.
The 2nd-seeded Spruce Grove Panthers defeated the 7th-seeded Calgary Sir Winston Churchill Bulldogs 68-61 after leading 18-17, 36-23 and 53-35 at the quarters. Alyssa Bridgeman and Jordan MacLean each scored 15 to pace the Panthers. Sydney Kumar added 14, Shea-Lynn Noyes 12, Laura Wild 7, Leah Goddard 3 and Kennedie Van Buul 2, while Kaitlen Kisilowski, Shyanne Walton, Kirsten Henkelman and Nicole Henkelman were scoreless. Beth Vinnell scored 15 to pace the Bulldogs, who were coached by Brian Adams, assisted by Stephanie Beaulieu. Emily Morales added 13, Swetha Kulandaivelan 13, Mackenzie Whicker 8, Kristina Turner 6, Natalie Thompson 4 and Christy McHarge 2, while Tiffany Payne, Danika Ferguson, Kyra Woodman, Lisa Bassett, Florence Jennings and Emma Lee Turner were scoreless.
In the last quarterfinal, the 3rd-seeded Calgary Centennial Coyotes stomped the 11th-seeded Edmonton Strathcona Lords 78-57 after leading 29-12, 42-26 and 54-42 at the quarters. Montana Romeril and Alexa Gray each scored 22 to pace the Coyotes. Kassie Chomyn added 7, Amy Georgson 6, Kacey Otto 4, Joanna Geck 4, Nicole Baker 4, Brooke Franchuck 4 and Kenisha Whitney 3, while Emma Saretsky, Berna Larose and Madisen Sutter were scoreless. Jessica Stroud scored 27 to lead the Lords, who were coached by Hun Lu, assisted by Wade Rolph. Meg Casault added 16, Maddy Perry 4, Reagan Klevyer 3, Tess Heinricks 3, Olivia Ostrom 2 and Sydney Leard 2, while Nadia Musa, Kate Hallson, Celine Wong, Angie Lee, Ruke Okome and Mackenzie Cook were scoreless.
In the semis, the top-seeded Calgary Western Canada Redmen crushed the 4th-seeded Raymond Comets 81-61. The Comets led 21-18 after one quarter. The Redmen led 44-38 at the half and 72-50 after three quarters. Megan Festival paced the Redmen with 27. Isidora Purkovic added 15, Susan Thompson 13, Madeleine Rogers 11, Aimee Wilson 8, Sylvie Rokosh 7, Manesha Sidhu 5, Louise Bunce 4 and Komil Rehill 3, while Paula Bieler, Claire Erickson and Madison Laurin were scoreless. Jackie Tollestrup paced the Comets with 22. Sundar West added 10, Macey Mendenhall 8, Leah Sieben 6, Jaclyn Heggie 4, Chloe Jardine 4, Brooke Heggie 4, Makell Hofer 2 and Ashley Karren 1, while Dakota Weir and Oshi Bartsoff were scoreless.
In the other semi, the 3rd-seeded Calgary Centennial Coyotes dusted the 2nd-seeded Spruce Grove Panthers 76-44. The score was knotted at 14 after one quarter. The Coyotes led 40-25 at the half and 55-34 after three quarters. Montana Romeril paced the Coyotes with 30. Nicole Baker added 9, Joanna Geck 9, Kassie Chomyn 7, Kenisha Whitney 6, Kacey Otto 6, Alexa Gray 6 and Amy Georgson 3, while Brooke Franchuck, Emma Saretsky, Berna Larose and Madisen Sutter were scoreless. Jordan MacLean led the Panthers with 15. Shea-Lynn Noyes added 12, Alyssa Bridgeman 7, Sydney Kumar 5, Leah Goddard 4 and Kaitlen Kisiloski 1, while Shyanne Walton, Laurah Wild, Kirsten Henkelman, Kennedie Van Buul and Nicole Henkelman were scoreless.
In the bronze medal match, the 4th-seeded Raymond Comets stomped the 2nd-seeded Spruce Grove Panthers 58-38 after leading 15-9, 26-12 and 42-31 at the quarters. “We couldn’t get the ball to drop into the hole,” said Spruce Grove coach Dave Oldham. “But you have to praise the teams that beat us. It was obvious all season that the south had some really strong teams. I’ve proud of the girls that played for me — they played hard — but we lost because we weren’t good enough. “Sunder West paced the Comets with 21. Macey Mendenhall added 11, Jaclyn Heggie 9, Jackie Tollestrup 8, Ashley Karren 7 and Leah Sieban 2, while Makell Hofer, Chloe Jardine, Dakota Weir, Oshi Bartsoff and Brooke Heggie were scoreless. Sydney Kumar scored 15 to pace the Panthers (coached by Dave Oldham, assisted by Robyn Oldham). Jordan MacLean added 12, Leah Goddard 4, Shyanne Walton 3, Laurah Wild 2 and Alyssa Bridgeman 2, while Shae-Lynn Noyes, Kaitlen Kisiloski, Kirsten Henkelman, Kennedie Van Buul and Nicole Henkelman were scoreless.
In the final, the top-seeded Calgary Western Canada Redmen defeated the 3rd-seeded Calgary Centennial Coyotes 74-63 after leading 19-18, 31-26 and 50-48 at the quarters. The Redmen captured their second consecutive provincial title. “Back-to-back championships hasn’t happened in many years, this is the sixth championship for Western Canada over the years and it’s very rewarding to be part of that tradition,” said Redmen coach Sheldon Brady, whose team posted a 30-1 record. “The girls were very committed to the team and to each other and it was very rewarding to see these girls stick it out together. … Even though we were winning games, we weren’t very pleased with our performances. My girls are committed to getting better and they want to get better. They really do understand that there are players out there that are better than them and they need to continue to grow and get better.” Arizona-State bound Isidora Purkovic said “it’s an amazing feeling to be both city and provincial champions in the same year and now we’re two-time provincial champions as well. It’s a little sweeter to repeat, but it’s still as exciting as the first time. We had really good team chemistry and we all got along really well. There were a bunch of us who have been playing together for a while now and we were all motivated to do really well this year.” University of Alberta-bound Madeleine Rogers said “it was pretty cool because our whole, entire team bought into the idea of working as a team and playing together. We have a couple of really talented players on our team, but we also had a lot of people that were willing to sacrifice their time and give energy to the team, which really helped us along. It really helped that our bench was so lively. It kept us going.” Madeleine Rogers paced the Redmen with 20. Isidora Purkovic added 18, Susan Thompson 13, Sylvie Rokosh 7, Aimee Wilson 6, Megan Festival 6, Manesha Sidhu 3 and Paul Bieler 1, while Louise Bunce, Komil Rehill, Claire Erickson and Madison Laurin were scoreless. Montana Romeril paced the Coyotes with 19. Alexa Gray added 14, Kassie Chomyn 14, Amy Gregson 6, Kacey Otto 5, Joanna Geck 2, Berna Larose 2 and Kenisha Whitney 1, while Nicole Baker, Brooke Franchuck, Emma Saretsky and Madisen Sutter were scoreless.
The bronze medalist Raymond Comets: Jackie Tollestrup; Ashley Karren; Sunder West; Jaclyn Heggie; Macey Mendenhall; Dakota Weir; Makell Hofer; Leah Sieben; Chloe Jardine; Oshi Bartsoff; Brooke Heggie; coach Kari Baldry; assistant Roger Baldry
The silver medalist Calgary Centennial Coyotes: Montana Romeril; Alexa Gray; Kassie Chomyn; Nicole Baker; Amy Georgson; Joanna Geck; Berna Larose; Kacey Otto; Kenisha Whitney; Madisen Sutter; Brooke Franchuck; Emma Saretsky; coach Ken Zelez, assistant Matt Lewis; assistant A Holt; assistant C. Loubardeas
The champion Calgary Western Canada Redmen: Madeleine Rogers; Megan Festival; Isidora Purkovic; Susan Thompson; Aimee Wilson; Manesha Sidhu; Louise Bunce; Paula Bieler; Komil Rehill; Sylvie Rokosh; Madison Laurin; Claire Erickson; coach Sheldon Brady; assistant Jeri Kennedy