In the opening round of a 14-team draw, held in Timmins: ……………………………………………………
Other qualifiers:
Cannington Brock Bulldogs:
Belleville:
Acton District Bearcats:
Waterford District Wolves:
Nipigon Red Rock District Lakers:
Metcalfe Osgoode Township Panthers:
In the quarterfinals, the Timmins O’Gorman Knights defeated x.
The Elgin Rideau District Lions dispatched x.
The Chatham Tecumseh Braves defeated x
In the last quarterfinal, the Welland Centennial CI defeated x.
Other quarterfinalists:
CFB Base Borden Collegiate Institute:
Parkhill North Middlesex Marauders:
South Porcupine Roland Michener Rebels:
Sudbury Ecole Secondaire Hanmer:
In the semis, the Timmins O’Gorman Knights defeated the Elgin Rideau District Lions x-x.
In the other- semi, the Chatham Tecumseh Braves dispatched x.
In the bronze medal match, Elgin Rideau District Lions v. Welland Centennial
In the finals, the Chatham Tecumseh Braves defeated the Timmins O’Gorman Knights 47-44. Tecumseh began operating in 1957. Closed as a secondary school in June-88 and reopened as an elementary school. The Braves, with a population of only 300, won provincial championships in basketball and volleyball in 1988.
The co-bronze medalist Elgin Rideau Rideau District Lions: Scott Wykes; Steve Visser; coach Rob Stevenson
The co-bronze medalist Welland Centennial CI: Brent Barnhart; Mike Mueller; Bruce Steinburg; Andy Ilhasz; Drew Clements; Dave Philips, Dave Coring; Dustin Marr; Tom Muha;
The silver medalist Timmins O’Gorman Knights:
The gold medalist Chatham Tecumseh Braves: Arnie McFalls; Steve Donald; Todd Robinson; coach Jim Dillon