The division was established in 1953 as a part of the provincial tournament (which some still called the Golden Ball Tournament) for schools whose male enrolment under 225 students. It was held in conjunction with the A draw at Ryerson in Toronto and appears to have only been held once.
In the semis, Belleville Albert defeated South Porcupine 42-28, despite a 15-point effort from Bob Mitchell. South Porcupine also included Pete Gazzola, Dag O’Brien, Ken Moir, John Hicks.
In the other semi, Pembroke nipped South Huron Exeter 55-53.
In the bronze medal match, South Porcupine dispatched South Huron Exeter 41-22 as Bob Mitchell scored 20, Pete Gazzola 8, Doug O’Brien 8, Ken Moir 5 and John Hicks 3.
In the final, Belleville Albert College defeated Pembroke 53-36. Albert led 10-3 after one quarter and extended its lead to 29-9 at the half and remained in control throughout the contest. The margin was 43-14 after three quarters. Bert Faulkner scored 23 for Belleville. Ross King added 14 and Bruce Vaughan 6. Pembroke was led by Ron Zagel’s 15, Morris Wesanko 6 and Glen Blederman 6.
The bronze medalist South Porcupine Porcupines: Bob Michell; Pete Gazzola; Doug O’Brien; Ken Moir; John Hicks;
The silver medalist Pembroke: Ron Zagel; Morris Wesanko; Glen Blederman;
The gold medalist Belleville Albert: Bert Faulkner, Ross King; Bruce Vaughan; Blake Harris; Mike Gaetz; Jack Taugher; Murray Black; Mal Slack; Jerry Springer; Norm Haavaldsrud; Larry Burk; Spencer Balmer; George Chase; Archie Brown; coach John Hayman; manager John Hummel