In the opening round, held in Edmonton: …………………………………………………… The 8th-seeded Calgary St. Mary’s Saints edged the 9th-seeded Lethbridge Collegiate Institute Rams 88-84. The Rams (coach Todd Bullock, assistant Tyler Tanner, manager Darren Majeran) included Chad Thomson, Corson Platt, Walker Low, Lincoln Stasiuk, Owen Wood, Champ Peterson, Dax Baines, Samuel Wilson, Thiago Guevara, Tate Mackenzie, Hudson Tanner, Owen Parker, Rawley Heggie, Reggie Wood and Hudson Low. …………………………………………………… The 5th-seeded Medicine Hat Hawks dispatched the 12th-seeded Edmonton Ross Sheppard Thunderbirds 78-71. The Thunderbirds (coach Ben Feldman) included Tahsin Gul, Kent Muheto, Cohen Pratt, Baruk Michael, Yahya Elnemr, Cyrus Shepherd, Benson Kowalevsky, Carter Wolden, Rylan Nesbitt, Bilal Ama, Shane Boer, Nate Spanton, Nathan Lina, Finley Minskip and Cole Bose-Silcock. …………………………………………………… The 7th-seeded Okotoks Foothills Composite Falcons nipped the 10th-seeded Edmonton Archbishop O’Leary Spartans 87-85. The Spartans (coach Josh McJannet, assistant Angelo Labriola, assistant Richard Lui) included Noah Ezrouti, Lual Lual, Iverson Mamgodibaye, Paul Mawusi, Cassius Ouillette, Alei Chol, Nathan Masikoti, Achaleke Nchelatebe, Ayomide Oshodi, Emanuel Jui, Isaiah Bulgak, Chris Maniraho Ntwari, Elijah Gillies, Tiege King and Jaison Lukusa Kamov. …………………………………………………… In the last opening round match, the 6th-seeded Edmonton Harry Ainlay Titans dusted the 11th-seeded Calgary St. Francis Browns 93-77. The Browns (coach Greg Clarke, assistant Kara Vanhooren) included Teshawn Ganyear, Nash Vanhooren, Fidel Dau, Tio David Ogundana, Alvin Mazengwe, Jackson German, Calvin McGill, Jessie Emmanuel, Nathan Lydiatt, Makai Olowa, Woye Igoniderigha, Connor Starr, Kyle Grondin-Thorne and Paul Alfred.
In the quarterfinals, the top-seeded Edmonston St. Francis Xavier Rams clipped the 8th-seeded Calgary St. Mary’s Saints 81-67. The Saints (coach Vince Marra, assistant Brad O’Donnell, assistant Jon Bautista, assistant Michael Quiambao, assistant Ray Salise, manager Brenda Marra, manager Nicholas Marra) included Prynce France, Bol Bol, Uche Ugoji, David Adesola, Mathieu Torrijos, Akol Akol, Austin Wang, Jamal Haroun, Cedreic Reynolds Raby, Kohen Deck, Sean Murray, Max Bergen, Andrew Marra and Mitchell Ilika.
The 4th-seeded Edmonton Strathcona Lords clocked the 5th-seeded Medicine Hat Hawks 80-59. The Hawks (coach Jeff Harold, assistant Derek Groves, assistant Ryan Schindel) included Isaiah Schindel, Ryler Peters, Nick Schlenker, Hayden Van Maarion, Lado Charles Judah Pitia, Samuel Salazar-Bojorquez, Malek Mohammad, Lucas Page, Shepherd Henry Schindel, Jaxton Joshua George Studer, Joel Miller, Henry Atwell, David Ikenna Nwali, Brody Miller and Thomas George Atwell.
The 2nd-seeded Magrath Zeniths dispatched the 7th-seeded Okotoks Foothills Composite Falcons 88-78. The Falcons (coach Amron Gwilliam, assistant Brady Byam, assistant Jon Nibler) included Drew Statham, Drew Sellars, Hunter Lewis, Pasen Perrett, Tyson Godfrey, Drew Byam, Cale Fairbanks, Amrit Parmar, Marcus Cardona, Beckam Herget, Parks Hill, Nathan Jewer and Henry Fairbanks.
In the last quarterfinal, the 3rd-seeded Okotoks Holy Trinity Academy Knights defeated the 6th-seeded Edmonton Harry Ainlay Titans 82-67. The Titans (coach Paul Kuperus, assistant Brady Hoy, assistant Eric Gehlert, assistant Glenn Gehlert, manager Alan Tan, manager George Hoyt, manager Jordan Baker) included Oliver Needham, Joshua Chieriro, Arjun Patel, Trent Myers, Micquel Severight, Abraham Zenaini, Jordan Chieriro, Cameron Roszczyk, Carson Schneider, Sidy Dia, Alden Beatty, Carson Allen, Benjamin Southcombe, Zouhaib Megage and Tyler Chan-Dunford.
In the semis, the top-seeded Edmonton St. Francis Xavier Rams whipped the 4th-seeded Edmonton Strathcona Lords 76-56.
In the other semi, the 3rd-seeded Okotoks Holy Trinity Academy Knights clipped the 2nd-seeded Magrath Zeniths 84-77.
In the bronze medal match, the 4th-seeded Edmonton Strathcona Lords dispatched the 2nd-seeded Magrath Zeniths 72-63. The Zeniths (coach Chris Steed, assistant Ace Richards, assistant Brady Adamson, assistant Layne Barnett, manager Jarom Jones) included Blake Barnett, Baron Bourne, Drew Payne, Noah Bourne, Seth Harding, Cody Harris, Kaxton Taylor Joseph Wilde, Jackson Carrell, Layne Keeler, Seth Clements, Elias Steed and Blaize Turner-Coleman.
In the final, the 3rd-seeded Okotoks Holy Trinity Academy Knights defeated the top-seeded Edmonton St. Francis Xavier Rams 77-69.
The bronze medalist Edmonton Strathcona Lords: Wisdon Ughuwhavbe; Neil Castillo; Kaeleb La Pierre; Ryle Lubaton; Hosun jang; Graydon Gilewich; Danyil Melnychuk; Abiel Gateretse; Sahib Randhawa; Hayden De Andrade-Spronk; Tyler Maglisceau; Semilayo Balogun; Prabhshan Dhaliwal; Shane Okolie; coach Dane Owen; assistant Josh Spronk; assistant Stanley Bateman; manager Zach Wilson; manager Nick Maglisceau
The silver medalist Edmonton St. Francis Xavier Rams: Joel Brodeur; Lucas Thomas; Elijah Thomas; Caleb Tesfasilassie; Justice Arciaga; Leover Bulosan; Matthew Sevilla;; Max Gray; Clyde Mbachu; Elijah Johnson; Rylan Derksen; Arsenii Kaspryk; Crescencio Sumagit; coach Brad Farish; assistant Jeremy Posteraro; assistant Jordan Bunch; assistant Marco Balthazar
The champion Okotoks Holy Trinity Academy Knights: Bukhosi Ncube; Peyton Yang; Elijah Barlow; Enzo Oliveira Dias; Noah Barlow; Campbell Nielsen; Novak Vojnovic; Jakob Habart; Nicolas Oliveira Dias; Isaac Hogan; Lochlain Gaines; Bracen Lybbert; Sheydn Allan; coach Sam Aiello; assistant Jason Krueger; manager Luke Wonderham