In the opening round, held in Port Hope: …………………………………………………… The top-seeded Cornwall E.S. La Citadelle Patriotes dumped De La Salle 56-18 as Chantal Mainville scored 19 and Celine Sequin 12. Martine Garland paced De La Salle with 12. The Patriots broke to a 39-10 lead and romped. …………………………………………………… The 6th-seeded Harrow District Hawks dumped E.S. Champlain 62-41 as Beth Hedges scored 16, Misty Klie 15 and Kari Hedges 14. Champlain as led by Melanie St. Louis 13. The Hawks led 35-20 at the half. …………………………………………………… The 3rd-seeded Elgin Rideau District Lions crushed Mississauga E.S. Ste. Famille 59-31 as Laura Roantree scored 15 and Beth Roantree 11. Chantal Galipeau led Famille with 18. The Lions led 27-8 at the half. …………………………………………………… The 8th-seeded St. Paul dumped the Unionville St. Augustine Titans 42-34 as Victoria Son scored 14 and Victoria Vangilst 8. Meghan Sullivan scored 13 and Jessica Ridding 6 to lead St. Augustine. St. Paul led 24-19 at the half. …………………………………………………… The 2nd-seeded Parkhill North Middlesex Marauders whipped the Penetanguishene Warriors 44-7 as Megan Owen scored 12 and Martha Rempel 10. Ashley Dart, Jesse Laughran and Joanne Stacey scored 2 apiece for Penetanguishene. The Marauders opened with a 14-0 run and coasted to the win. …………………………………………………… Trinity CS defeated the 5th-seeded Timmins O’Gorman Knights 45-40 as Vanessa Kortekaas, Kelsey Wilcox and Brenna Swift each scored 10. Patricia McInnis paced O’Gorman with 15. Joelle Dufor added 11. O’Gorman took 11-0 lead in five minutes but TCS claws back with full-court press to take 22-20 lead at half. TCS increases lead to 8 at third quarter and hangs on for win. …………………………………………………… The 4th-seeded Hamilton Hillfield-Strathallan Trojans defeated Queen Elizabeth 52-28 as Ashley Barrey and Leah Mochrie each scored 10. Stephanie Kitchkeesick paced Queen Elizabeth with 8. Sarah Miller added 6. Tough man-to-man pressure defence and a good transition offence led the Trojans to 29-6 lead at half. …………………………………………………… The 7th-seeded Ottawa Elmwood Eagles defeated the Erin Raiders 42-36 as Laurie Pitfield scored 11, Aly Mann 6, Emily Colton 6 and Ali Duret 6. Diane Humberstone paced Erin with 11. Jess Sheehan added 10. Erin took a 19-18 lead by denying interior passes. In second half, Elmwood adjusted and ripped off 15-4 run.
In the second round: …………………………………………………… The top-seeded Cornwall E.S. La Citadelle Patriotes defeated E.S. Champlain 69-36 as Chantal Mainville scored 16 and Anna Dupuis 13. Cynthia Quinville paced Champlain with 9. Citadelle used its pressure defence to generate transition buckets by the bushel as they raced to a 40-15 lead at the half. …………………………………………………… The 8th-seed St. Paul crushed the Mississauga Ecole Secondaire Sainte-Famille Les Cougars 53-31 as Victoria Son scored 24 and Jessica Ruckstuhl 7. Chantal Galipeau led St. Famille with 11. Krystle Beaulieu added 10. St. Paul’s stormed to a 16-5 lead at quarter as Son got hot and they moved the ball well against St. Famille’s zone. St. Paul led 26-15 at half. St. Famille begins to work ball inside but it was too little, too late. …………………………………………………… Trinity CS defeated the Penetanguishene Warriors 33-23 as Kelsey Wilcox scored 8 and Vanessa Kortekaas 6. Tina Smith led Penetanguishene with 13. Joanne Stacey added 6. Trinity used full-court pressure and good half-court execution to take 23-10 lead at the half. Trinity went cold in the fourth quarter but hung on for the win. …………………………………………………… The 4th-seeded Hamilton Hillfield-Strathallan Trojans defeated the Erin Raiders 62-34 as Leah Mochrie scored 13, Michelle Hunter 12 and Catherine Parsons 12. Cheryl Duinstyne paced Erin with 14. Melissa Fabel added 10. Erin was aggressive early but Hillfield’s used full-court press to rally back and take 26-19 lead at half. Erin tired down the stretch. …………………………………………………… The 6th-seeded Harrow District Hawks defeated De La Salle 53-41 as Kari Hedges scored 15 and Misty Klie 14. Martine Garland paced De La Salle with 24. Christina Pasquale added 8. De La Salle led 22-17 at half but the Hawks played good defence and rebounded well as they overcame the deficit with superior shooting. …………………………………………………… The 3rd-seeded Elgin Rideau District Lions defeated the Unionville St. Augustine Titans 49-26 as Melissa Stenzl scored 21 and Jenna Roantree 11. Meghan Sullivan paced St. Augustine with 10. Cshadi Hutson added 5. Rideau’s three-point shooting leads to 15-5 lead after the first quarter. Rideau led 15-5 after one quarter and 23-11 at the half and won going away. …………………………………………………… The 2nd-seeded Parkhill North Middlesex Marauders defeated the Timmins O’Gorman Knights 50-20 as Laura Michielson scored 15 and Bridgette Roelands 13. Joelle Dufor paced O’Gorman with 5. Monica Towsley and Cindy Dupras each added 4. Middlesex’s full-court pressure led to an early 24-7 edge. O’Gorman shot poorly and was never able to handle Marauders trapping defence. …………………………………………………… The 7th-seeded Ottawa Elmwood Eagles thrashed Queen Elizabeth 40-16 as Laurie Pitfield scored 16 and Brittany Hughes 6. Sara Martin paced Queen Elizabeth with 6. Sarah Miller and Karla Madsen each added 3. Elmwood raced to a 15-0 lead on fastbreaks and good ball movement inside to Pitfield.
In the quarterfinals, the top-seeded Cornwall E.S. La Citadelle Patriotes whipped St. Paul 67-29 as Chantal Mainville scored 20 and Emilie Lefebvre 10. Victoria Son led St. Paul with 8. Jessica Ruckstuhl added 7. St. Paul surprised the Patriotes by taking an early 8-3 lead. But La Citadelle quickly recovered to take 38-18 lead at the half. Mainville had 11 in the first half. La Citadelle pulled away in the second half.
The 3rd-seeded Elgin Rideau District Lions defeated the 6th-seeded Harrow District Hawks 57-45 as Missy Stenzl scored 13. Kari Hedges paced Harrow with 18. Misty Klie added 11. Rideau rode excellent three-point shooting and ball movement to the win. The Hawks (coached by Cathy Hedges) also included Tiffany Harris, Beth Hedges, Kirby Pope, Ashley Ryan, Val Marshall, Danielle Menard.
The 4th-seeded Hamilton Hillfield-Strathallan Trojans defeated Trinity CS 56-29 as Leah Mochrie scored 17 and Michelle Hunter 12. Brenna Swift paced TCS with 12. Vanessa Kortekaas added 9. Trinity played tough defence as they built a 9-6 lead at the quarter before Hillfield took command.
The 2nd-seeded Parkhill North Middlesex Marauders defeated the 7th-seeded Ottawa Elmwood Eagles 48-28 as Bridgette Roelands scored 18 and Megan Owen 14. Laurie Pitfield paced Elmwood with 10. Middlesex executed their motion offence with patience and good passing. They built their lead to 23-16 at the half and cruised. With five starters returning next season, coach Bob Butler hopes the Eagles first OFSAA experience “whets their appetites.”
In the semis, top-seeded Cornwall E.S. La Citadelle Patriotes defeated the 4th-seeded Hamilton Hillfield-Strathallan Trojans 43-34 as Emilie Lefebvre scored 14 and Marie France Dupuis 12. Michelle Hunter paced Hillfield with 16. Leah Mochrie added 8. Led by point guard Lefebvre, Citadelle controlled the tempo and rode their stifling defence to the win.
In the other semi, the 2nd-seeded Parkhill North Middlesex Marauders defeated the 3rd-seeded Elgin Rideau District Lions 42-39 as Laura Michielson scored 15 and Bridgette Roelands 9. Courtney Gamble led Rideau District with 14. Missy Stenzl added 9. North Middlesex won it at the line down the stretch.
In the bronze medal match, the 3rd-seeded Elgin Rideau District Lions defeated the Hamilton Hillfield-Strathallan Trojans 45-25 as Courtney Gamble scored 13 and Jenna Roantree 8. Michelle Hunter paced Hillfield with 10. Brinley Klienk added 5. Rideau took an early 13-8 lead early and then extended it to 24-14 at the half as Trojans Michelle Hunter and Leah Mochrie got in foul trouble. Rideau led 35-23 after three quarters and pulled away down the stretch as the Trojans wore down. The Trojans (coach Tom Stanton) also included Catharine Parsons, Lauren Jackson.
In the gold medal match, the Cornwall E.S. La Citadelle Patriotes edged the 2nd-seeded Parkhill North Middlesex Marauders 34-30 as Emilie Lefebvre scored 13 and Joanne Giguere 10. Brigette Roelands paced North Middlesex with 12. Laura Michielson added 7. Tenacious defence by both squads characterized play in the first half. A trey by Laura Michielson cut the Patriotes lead to three at the quarter, after which La Citadelle led 10-7. Brigette Roelands strong inside play allowed the Marauders to stay close through most of the second quarter. But a trey by Emilie Lefebvre with 10 seconds left in the half allowed the Patriotes to match their biggest lead of the half at 19-13. In the 3rd quarter, Brigette Roelands scored all seven of the Marauders points to draw North Middlesex within 23-20. The Marauders tied the score late in the game but La Citadelle made key free throws to seal the victory.
The bronze medalist Elgin Rideau District Lions: Courtney Gamble; Jenna Roantree; Laura Roantree; Beth Roantree; Melissa Stenzl; Becky Murray; Rochele Lake;
The silver medalist Parkhill North Middlesex Marauders: Bridgette Roelands; Laura Michielson; Megan Owen; Martha Rempel;
The gold medalist Cornwall E.S. La Citadelle Patriotes: Emilie Lefebvre; Chantale Mainville; Celine Sequin; Anna Dupuis; Marie France Dupuis; Isabelle Ainslie; Marie-France Dupuis; Suzanne Gagne; Joanne Guigere; Nicole Leger; Mary-Frances Lynch; Sophie Viau; coach Andrew Lauzon; assistant Marc-Andre Cuillerier; assistant Martin Durivage