In the opening round, held in Lloydminster: …………………………………………………… The Innisfail Athletics whipped the Lloydminster Baronettes 73-43 as Erin Shanahan scored 21, Ave Dersh 12 and Jill MacPhee 11. …………………………………………………… The Devon John Maland Wildcats dusted the Red Deer Notre Dame (formerly Camille J. LaRouge) Cougars 52-29. Notre Dame coach Dale Henderson told the Red Deer Advocate that his troops committed “just too many turnovers. They had good pressure defence and we didn’t handle it as well as we should have. We worked hard but needed to get more shots.” Michelle McPherson paced the Cougars with 17. Cougar Erika Ganger did not play because of a knee injury. The Cougars (coached by Henderson) also included Teri Herbert, Lindsay Blair. …………………………………………………… The Edmonton Louis St. Laurent Barons clipped the Bonnyville Roadrunners 74-62. …………………………………………………… The Ardrossan Lady Bisons torched the Grande Prairie St. Joseph Catholic Ceinahs 95-57. The Ceinahs (coached by John Witschen) included Krista Mitchell, Paige Taylor.
In the quarterfinals, the Devon John Maland Wildcats nipped the Taber W.R. Myers Rebels 59-58. The Rebels (coach Corie Dewit, assistant Brenda Clements, manager Natalie Saunders) included Anna Bekkering; Stacey Gammon, Cory Bekkering, Tracy Layton, Jessica Erickson, Jill Francis, Rachel Evanson, Jamie Tschritter, Mandy Bennett and Randi McPhillips.
The Cardston Cougars clocked the Innisfail Athletics 81-56. The Athletics (coached by Gayle MacPhee) included Kristy Kowalchuk, Erin Shanahan, Jill MacPhee.
The Edmonton Louis St. Laurent Barons clipped the Airdrie Bert Church Chargers 59-47. The Chargers included Stacey Gammon.
In the last quarterfinal, the Chestermere Lady Lakers dispatched the Ardrossan Lady Bisons 68-58. The Bisons included Amanda Paradis, Kami Wiebe.
In the semis, the Cardston Cougars stomped the Edmonton Louis St. Laurent Barons 65-45 (also reported as 65-63).
In the other semi, the Devon John Maland Wildcats dusted the Chestermere Lady Lakers 60-41.
In the bronze medal match, the Chestermere Lady Lakers defeated the Edmonton Louis St. Laurent Barons 65-50. The Barons (coach Tom Wasylenko, manager? Jessica Kowalchuk) included Jacquie Sanregret, Lisa Bard, Jessica Staniszewski, Jolen Shewchuk, Aidan Inglis, Kaeli Benoit, Tara Deeks, Laura Ursenik, Cynthia Fung, Reena Workun, Danielle Hubick, Karen Lindsay, Kim McKay, Danielle Orsini and Sarah Thorburn.
In the final, the Devon John Maland Wildcats edged the Cardston Cougars 62-57 as Jen Anderson scored 19. Brianne Folsom led the Cougars with 15.
The bronze medalist Chestermere Lady Lakers: Lisa Prosser; Shiana Birrell; Blythe Bell; Rennae Kletzel; Alison Ford; Andrea Marcellus; Terra Friesen; Sara Cameron; Mandy Fiset; Heidi Somerville; Jannifer Plante; Vanessa Andrew; Katherin Inch; coach Brian Utley; assistant Carla Mastrofrancesco
The silver medalist Cardston Cougars: Brianne Folsom; Randee Carlson; Carmen Leavitt; Julie Low; Paula Jacobs; Alexis Goodstriker; Nancy Bennett; Marina Pilling; Kristi Sudo; Cherise Leavitt; Becky Stewart; coach Tim Court; assistant Dallin Leavitt; manager Jalana Quon
The gold medalist Devon John Maland Wildcats: Jen Anderson; Alissa Makar; Raya Caouette; Kristy Madsen; Dayna Szyndrowski; Meagan Clark; Stephanie Johnson; Carly Fritz; Danielle Lewis; Erin Shouldice; Robyn Frost; coach Gary Frost; assistant Debbie Anderson; manager Colleen Shouldice; stats Nicole Giles