In the qualifier at Carman: …………………………………………………… In the opener, the Carman Cougars qualified for provincials by clubbing the Warren Wildcats 97-48. …………………………………………………… In the semi for the second berth at provincials, the MacGregor Mustangs stomped the Dominion City Roseau Valley Raiders 80-51. The Raiders (coached by Delvyn Cote and Greg Reid) included Markus Brant, Lucas French, Oscar Graham, Steven Gruenke, Thanh Li, Denton Mateychuk, Jeremy Nelson, Reid Ramsey, Austin Rodewald, Connor Ruben, Henrry Sem, Cordell Thiessen and John White. ……………………………………………………In the final for the second provincial berth, the MacGregor Mustangs nipped the Warren Wildcats 75-73. The Wildcats (coached by Cathy Pleskach) included Bryce Allary, Liam Bangle, Mackenzie Blanchard, Riley Buchanan, Brady deLaroque, Asa France, Johnathan Holtmann, Bren Hunter, Nicholas Peixoto, Ryan Peltz, Lucas Procter, Hunter Sholdice and Owen Tataryn.
In the qualifier at Warren: …………………………………………………… In the opener, the Niverville Panthers qualified for the provincial draw by clipping the Grunthal Green Valley Pirates 61-53. …………………………………………………… In the semi for the second berth at provincials, the Carberry Cougars dumped the Île-des-Chênes Gabrielle Roy Les Roys 76-65. Les Roys (coached by Scott Stevenson) included Noah Bartlett, Reece Clarke, Sacha Delaquis, Justin Dorge, Dany Dupuis, Vincent Gaudreau, Teo Lambert, Hayden Moyle-Wilson, Kyle Nordick, Alexandre Stevenson, Cody Van Belois and Riley Van Belois. …………………………………………………… In the final for the second berth at provincials, the Grunthal Green Valley Pirates pounded the Carberry Cougars 98-51. The Cougars (coached by Christine Robinson and Katherine Wright) included Griffin Adriaansen, Russel Adriaansen, Gabriel Araya, Marcus Araya, Bryden Biehn, Dylan Devloo, Burke Erickson, Ben Kollie, Travis Lindsay, Carsen Unrau, Mattias VanDeWoestyne and Hayden Waldner.
In the round-robin qualifier at Roblin: …………………………………………………… The Gimli Lakers finished 2-0 by clipping the Roblin Goose Lake Raiders 80-70 and the Steinbach Christian Flames 93-50. …………………………………………………… The Steinbach Christian School Flames finished second, and thus qualified for provincials, by whipping the Roblin Goose Lake Raiders 86-41. The Raiders (coached by Ryan Wiesner) included Jordan Addis, Kamble Angus, Brock Bauereiss, Seth Campeau, Jake Corneillier, Kayson Dixon, Justin Ironstand, Shun Kusuhara, Cage Langan, Zane Leblanc, Rowen Martin, Alexander Neuhofer, Jamie Paul, Tyler Russell and Brendan Shiner.
In the quarterfinals, held in Winnipeg, the top-seeded Carman Cougars dusted the 8th-seeded host Winnipeg Immanuel Christian Falcons 86-59. Kevin Dunn was chosen player of the game for the Cougars, while Nathan Poppe earned the laurels for the Falcons. The Falcons (coached by John Vanderlinde) also included Zachary DeWit, Matthew Dewitt, Joel Gortemaker, Ben Jonker, James Nagtegaal, Colin VanDelden and Aiden Veenendaal.
The 5th-seeded Steinbach Christian School Flames clubbed the 4th-seeded Gimli Lakers 64-48. Owen Williams was chosen player of the game for the Flames, while Brady Jonasson earned the laurels for the Lakers. The Lakers (coached by Chad Heminger) also included Michael Crave, Owen Dann, Jaxson Groot, Tyson Groot, Blake Magnusson, Hank McPherson, Colton Nedotiafko, Tommy Pitman, Tre Strachan and Matthew Yablonski.
The 2nd-seeded Niverville Panthers crushed the 7th-seeded Macgregor Mustangs 93-39. Dilan Braun was chosen player of the game for the Panthers, while Lane Donald earned the laurels for the Mustangs. The Mustangs (coach Myron Friesen, coach Chris Samuels, coach Laura Spelliscy) also included Lance Boak, Aaron Friesen, Blake Friesen, Brody MacDonald, Tristan Martens, Wyatt Randall, Troy Semenyna, Drake Sheppard, Dawson Unrau and Suleiman Zafar.
In the last quarterfinal, the 3rd-seeded Cranberry Portage Frontier Raiders smacked the 6th-seeded Grunthal Green Valley Pirates 61-40. Austin Halket was chosen player of the game for the Raiders, while Jon Esau earned the laurels for the Pirates. The Pirates (coach Evan Friesen, coach Jon Remple) also included Gerald Broesky, Dylan Fuchs, Zach Funk, Wes Hrabchuk, Justin Klassen, Hunter Neufeld, Josiah Nickel, Diego Reimer, Tyrel Reimer, Paul Villas and Kai Wiebe.
In the semis, the top-seeded Carman Cougars torched the 5th-seeded Steinbach Christian School Flames 93-74. Adam Bergen was chosen player of the game for the Cougars, while Caleb Reimer earned the laurels for the Flames.
In the other semi, the 2nd-seeded Niverville Panthers dispatched the 3rd-seeded Cranberry Portage Frontier Raiders 67-60. Kress Schmidt was chosen player of the game for the Panthers, while Skylar Cook earned the laurels for the Raiders.
In the bronze medal match, the 5th-seeded Steinbach Christian School Flames defeated the 3rd-seeded Cranberry Portage Frontier Raiders 71-65. Seth Gerbrandt was chosen player of the game for the Flames, while Caleb McNabb earned the laurels for the Raiders. The Raiders (coached by Tyler Johnston) also included Creo Bear, Joshua Bighetty, Hayden Bland, Skylar Cook, Bryce Ducharme, Lance Ducharme, Aiden Dumas, Austin Halkett, Danny Keeper, Marcel Knight, Corbin Lamironde, Tito Nasekapow and Nathan Spence.
In the final, the 2nd-seeded Niverville Panthers captured its second consecutive title by stunning the top-seeded Carman Cougars 69-56 in a reprise of the 2018 championship bout. Nathan Rempel was chosen player of the game for the Panthers while Bailey Last earned the laurels for the Cougars.
The all-tournament team featured MVP Joel Dueck (Niverville); Adam Halkett (Frontier); Caleb Reimer (Steinbach Christian); Kevin Dunn (Carman); Adam Bergen (Carman); and Kress Schmidt (Niverville, who was also the player’s choice selection).
The bronze medalist Steinbach Christian School Flames: Zane Brandt; Branden Critch; Mason Esau; Owen Friesen; Daniel Geisler; Seth Gerbrandt; Clark Harper; Josh Hiebert; Seung Min Kang; Caleb Reimer; Joel Reimer; Justin Reimer; Keenan Reimer; Tyler Reimer; Jeremiah Toews; William Tyler; David William; Owen Williams; coach Jared Hiebert; coach Seung-Gu Kang
The silver medalist Carman Cougars: Scott Atkins; Adam Bergen; Austin Blanco; Anthony Bueckert; Kevin Dunn; Campbell Ens; Nate Ens; Bailey Last; Oliver Lotscher; William McArthur; Tyler Park; Sean Unrau; coach Larisa Ens
The gold medalist Niverville Panthers: Dilan Braun; Jadden Castillo; Joel Dueck; Corey Golden; Joshua Limpright; Jackson Loepp; Beniah Nikavw-Sharkey; Elijah Pastoor; Dylan Peters; Graham Pinkerton; Nathan Rempel; Morgan Schepp; Kress Schmidt; coach Richard Toews