In the quarterfinals, held in Rosemary, the Nobleford Noble Central Blades dumped the Vermilion St. Jerome’s Spartans 46-23 as Fred Hann scored 12, Willie Groten 8 and John Steenbergen 8.
The Rosalind Raiders defeated x.
Okotoks Strathcona Tweedsmuir defeated x
In the last quarterfinal, the Grassy Lake Chamberlain Panthers dispatched x.
Other qualifiers:
Wanham Wildcats: Craig Sather, Darcy Jakubowski, Hank Willier, Alex Podruzny, Greg Manzulenko, Doug Zamorsky, Kevin Putio, George Wade, Lawrence Wilson, coach Ray Waters
In the semis, the Rosalind Raiders crushed the Nobleford Noble Central Blades 44-39. Willie Groten led the Blades with 9.
In the other semi, the Grassy Lake Chamberlain Panthers defeated Okotoks Strathcona Tweedsmuir x-x.
In the bronze medal match, the Nobleford Noble Central Blades clocked Okotoks Strathcona Tweedsmuir 43-19 as Willie Groten scored 19. Ricardo Martin paced Okotoks with 10. Nobleford coach Glenn Secretan told the Lethbridge Herald that “it was an excellent tournament. I’ve been to five 1A provincials in a row, and this was the best one as far as the level of competition.”
In the final, the Grassy Lake Chamberlain Panthers defeated the Rosalind Raiders x-x.
The bronze medalist Nobleford Noble Central Blades: Willie Groten; Fred Hann; John Steenbergen; Dale Erickson; Dave Jackson; Bruce Stetar; John Plomp; Allen Steenbergen; Eugen Groten; coach Glenn Secretan, manager Mary Lind Perdue
The silver medalist Rosalind Raiders: Brent Szoth; Gret Yuha; Harry Friend; Keith Friend; Mark Schneider; Mark Loesch; Jay Herder; Mark Yuha; Rick Hauser; Reg Yuha; Brent Bowie; coach Ron Wilson; manager Allen Gould
The gold medalist Grassy Lake Chamberlain Panthers: Doug Schram; Doug Willms; Leo Krah; Joey Nagurny; Laurent Sincenners; Bryce Francom; Murray Penner; Joh Racz; Jack Kramer; Dan Beyer; James Bareman; Maurice Grandmont; Doug Urano; coach Neil Nordquist; manager Richard Berg